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Harmonix Caught Astroturfing Amazon Reviews For Rock Band 4, Offers Non-Apology Apology
26 Oct 2015 @ 1:24pm
Re: A bit of tilting at windmills here...
Yes, I think the statement that companies should never review their own products is a bit overblown. I have no problem at all with employee's reviewing their company's products so long as the relationship is clearly disclosed.
Here though, it was not disclosed (whether the employees had good reason to not disclose or not is another topic). That is a problem.
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Larry Lessig Dumps His Promise To Resign The Presidency In An Attempt To Get People To Take His Campaign Seriously
21 Oct 2015 @ 10:19am
I actually think Lessig would make a masterful president. He is brilliant, understands both law and technology, and is energetic and forceful. I have read several of his books and cited him repeatedly in my own academic publishing, I think he is the best candidate currently running.
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Digital Orphans: The Massive Cultural Black Hole On Our Horizon
14 Oct 2015 @ 11:55am
That is the way things were originally. If certain formalities were not observed, then there was presumptively no copyright protection.
Personally, I think having the initial protection be automatic is actually a good thing. With that said, there is a middle ground of making that initial protection very short and requiring formalities for any longer term.
Lessig discusses both the history and the idea of returning to an opt-in / formalities-required system in his book Free Culture.
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Digital Orphans: The Massive Cultural Black Hole On Our Horizon
13 Oct 2015 @ 3:21pm
Digital Orphans Are a Massive Problem
As you point out, digital orphans will become a massive problem. I suspect that they will not be a huge problem for purely academic researchers in a university settings. Academic research is often one of the quintessential examples of what is meant to be protected by fair use and their universities may be able to both advise them on the nuances and offer some protection in the event of a problem.
However, as this article points out, this will be a major problem for projects that may blur the lines between pure academic research and commercial ventures though. Many documentary videos have already had to change their plans due to copyright questions, for example.
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NYC Judge: Taxis Must Compete With Uber, No Matter The Medallion Industry
14 Sep 2015 @ 9:12am
Re: Re: Re:
As weird as it may sound, that does happen, especially around airports.
If I may indulge in an anecdote, I was once travelling with a medium sized group on company business. We found it was cheaper to hire a limo that could hold us all than take two taxis. We found this because there were limos there waiting to be hailed and one of the limo drivers approached us to offer his services.
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Internet Of Not-So-Smart Things: Samsung's Latest Smart Fridge Can Expose Your Gmail Password
25 Aug 2015 @ 10:49am
I don't want most of my equipment on the Internet
There are certainly some things that benefit from being connected to the internet, but I do not need my refrigerator or most other appliances connected. It adds unnecessary complexity, and things should be kept as simple as possible.
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This Is Important: Federal Anti-SLAPP Legislation Introduced
14 May 2015 @ 10:57am
This would be helpful
While there are some truly valid defamation cases, it is all too often used to attempt to silence critics and intimidate other potential critics. Anti-SLAPP laws help prevent that kind of abuse, and a federal anti-SLAPP law would be particular useful given the
D.C. Circuits recent ruling.
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Lawsuit Finally Explores What Counts As A 'User' Under The DMCA
2 Apr 2015 @ 2:14pm
Re: (1)(A)(ii) kicks the props from under pirate sites.
There is a difference between "actual knowledge", "red flag knowledge" (the term for the part you highlighted) for specific files, and being willfully blind to the details.
I wrote a short paper on the
topic here
but the very short version is that you have to be aware of those facts or circumstances for specific infringing activity. This is very hard. Simply being aware that infringement is enough will not generally trigger that requirement. (Though this is somewhat debatable. I cite to others who believe it should in that paper.)
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How Copyright Makes Culture Disappear
31 Dec 2014 @ 9:32am
Requiring registration is unnecessary
I vehemently disagree with the suggestion that registration should be required. There are huge amounts of content where registration would at least slow the publication process that ought to be protected by copyright, and that is to say nothing of unpublished works.
With that said, I do agree that either the copyright term should be shortened dramatically or else that registration could be required to get an extended term of copyright after the initial automatic protection wears off.
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Bad Idea: California Legislature Passes Bill To Mandate Mobile Phone Kill Switches
13 Aug 2014 @ 10:12am
It could be good with propert protections.
I understand your objections to the concept, but there have been indications that something like this could reduce crime (including muggings for cell phones and others). This would only work if such kill switches are widespread and common, and that is best achieved by mandating them.
Of course, some of the abuses by both hackers and potentially by authorities (not to mention the phone companies) are true risks. But the answer rather than abandoning the idea is to build in both legal and technological safe guards against its abuse.
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DailyDirt: Bad Parental Judgment
25 Jul 2014 @ 10:03am
9 Year old alone in park, how is that bad?
How is leaving a 9 year old alone in a park with a cell phone bad parenting?
Obviously, there could be context here not mentioned, but off hand I would call that fine. Most 9 year olds are more than mature enough to handle it, real crimes against children are rare, and in this case the kid had a way to call for help if she got hurt or had trouble. This sounds fine to me and the meddling parents and authorities should probably have stayed out of it unless there were other circumstances that actually made it dangerous.
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College Pulls Support For Students' Parodic Musical Because It *Imagines* Disney Might Sue It
17 Jun 2014 @ 10:28am
The School's Fear Was Reasonable
Reading only this article and not the opinion letters, I fear that those two opinions by the lawyers may not have been completely different. The college feared being sued as much as it feared losing that suit, and fair use is seen as an affirmative defense currently. Even a fair use ruling in your favor can be very expensive to acquire.
It may be a criticism of our current copyright laws and in particulr the strength of fair use that this situation arose, but in the current state of the law the college's fear of being sued is reasonable. We may wish that a college would be prepared to accept that risk on behalf of its students to fight for their free speech, but a smaller college may not have the resources to do that.
In short, we should be reconsidering our current copyright laws rather than blaming this school.
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Xbox One Caves Again: Console Will Now Be Offered Sans Kinect
14 May 2014 @ 12:48pm
Better late than never
I have to strongly disagree with two things from this article. First, responding to customer demands is not caving. Second, correcting insanity is something to be lauded.
Now, Mr. Geigner is quite right to say that these are things that MS should have done a long time ago, but it makes no sense to fault them for finally listening to their customers.
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Building Good Will: The Witcher 3 Team Promises Absolutely No DRM For PC Release
4 Nov 2013 @ 10:47am
Re: DRM
I agree with all of that, but its worth noting that there may be no fiscal cost to avoiding DRM with video games.
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Pandora's Fed Up With The Lies The RIAA Has Been Spreading About It: Presents Some Facts
27 Jun 2013 @ 9:58am
Pandora is great advertising
Considering that almost all the music I have purchased in the past few years has been found on Pandora or at least an artist I found because of Pandora, I find it surprising that the labels aren't paying them, much as they often pay radio stations, to play more of certain songs or musicians.
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Microsoft Capitulates, Removes Online DRM From Xbox One
19 Jun 2013 @ 2:57pm
They listened to consumers
In this case, it seems that Microsoft listened to its consumers, reacted relatively quickly, and improved their product.
This seems like a very good thing and Microsoft should be applauded to shifting to a better model and listening to their customers.
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'Gears Of War' Designer: Used Games Must Be Killed So Unsustainable Development Can Live
18 Jun 2013 @ 9:14am
Graphics aren't the only things
This particular article struck me as a bit melodramatic, yet I agree with all of its core points.
Chief amoung them for me is that graphics are not what make a game great. I do enjoy good graphics, and they are a factor, but only one amoungst many. The gameplay and story are more important. I played Planescape: Torment fairly recently and it was phenomenal despite the graphics being dated.
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Sony At E3: Look How Unlike Microsoft We Are!
12 Jun 2013 @ 10:27am
Re: Re:
Unfortunately, you have a point. And it is a point that should be remembered by consumers.
With that said, the PS4 currently looks far superior to the XBox in being more consumer friendly and having better hardware as well.
Given Sony's history, I agree you have a point and we should approach with caution to make sure they stay with it. But for the moment I am happier with their stance than I am with Microsoft's and I have money waiting for PS4 launch day as long as they don't change their policies.
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Microsoft's Attack On Used Game Sales Asks Customers To Sacrifice Their Rights To Save An Industry
4 Jun 2013 @ 1:01pm
It will make it less appealing to buy games
I buy almost all of my games new, but I also generally resale my games afterwards. That ability is a factor in how much I am willing to pay for a game, especially one that I am unsure of. Especially for a game I am not certain I will enjoy, it is a major factor to know that I can resell it to recover at least some of that money to buy the next game.
And that is before we get to the fact that them declaring by fiat that I cannot resell really annoys me and I would be more inclined to look at other options with fewer restrictions.
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Jaron Lanier's Ignorance Of History, Basic Economics And Efficiency Is Getting Ridiculous
30 May 2013 @ 3:15pm
I don't want to be paid for some things
There are a lot of things I post to the internet that I suspect are useful, including some of the comments I leave on technical message boards and answers to technical questions, that I don't want to get paid for.
I posted them hoping to help someone, like the person that asked the question, and the most payment I would even want is a "Thanks". I don't want to burden anyone helped by those things with the idea of paying me for them.
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Heel Pain
What causes heel pain? Heel pain is a common complaint, especially amongst those who spend a lot of their time on their feet for work, or who are involved in repetitive impact sports.
The cause of this pain can be varied and should be thoroughly investigated to ensure the right course of treatment is undertaken. Firstly, there are two separate areas which are often termed 'heel pain':
- Underneath the heel – the bit we stand on.
- At the back of the heel – the Achilles region.
Pain underneath the heel
Plantar fasciitis is probably the most common heel pain causes. Symptoms come on gradually and are often worse first thing in the morning but usually ease after a short period of walking around. The plantar fascia is the tissue under the foot which forms the arch. Pain under the heel may radiate forwards into the foot and there may be tenderness under the sole of the foot and on the inside of the heel when pressing in. Pain is usually worse first in the morning because the foot has been in a relaxed position all night and the plantar fascia temporarily shortens.
Bruised heel, also known and Policeman's Heel is a contusion or bruising to the tissues under the heel causing pain. Symptoms consist of pain under the heel bone which usually comes on gradually, although can result instantly from jumping onto the heels from a height. Walking will be uncomfortable or painful and the athlete may put up with a painful heel for some time before it becomes so bad it prevents them training. Pressing in directly under the heel may trigger pain. Symptoms can be similar to those of plantar fasciitis, however a bruised heel is not usually worse first thing in the morning and doesn't usualy radiate forwards into the arch of the foot like plantar fasciitis can. Pain often improves with rest alone.
Calcaneal fracture or broken heel bone is usually caused by falling or jumping from a height. It can also occur from road accidents or bike accidents. It is also possible for the calcaneus or heel bone to suffer a stress fracture in athletes such as long-distance runners which may come on more gradually. Sudden pain in the heel at the time of injury with rapid swelling and bruising developing shortly after. With an acute calcaneal fracture the athlete will have difficulty weight bearing.
Calcaneal stress fracture - A fracture of the calcaneus (heel) bone, either caused by a direct trauma, or repetitive pounding resulting in a stress fracture. Symptoms may be similar to that of a bruised heel where pain comes on gradually over time and be made worse with weight bearing activity such as running and jumping. A therapist may help diagnose the injury by squeezing the back of the heel from both side which should reproduce the pain.
Tarsal tunnel syndrome is a painful condition of the foot caused by pressure on the posterior tibial nerve as it passes along a passage called the tarsal tunnel just below the bony bit on the inside of the ankle. Symptoms include pain which is often described as a burning pain radiating into the arch of the foot, heel and sometimes the toes. Pins and needles or numbness may be felt in the sole of the foot. Pain may be worse when running or when standing for long periods of time and often worse at night. The area under the medial malleolus on the inside of the ankle may be tender to touch.
Heel spur - A heel spur is a growth of bone under the heel which can (but doesn't always) cause pain. Symptoms may be similar to those of plantar fasciitis and include pain and tenderness at the base of the heel, pain on weight bearing and in severe cases difficulty walking. The main diagnosis of a heel spur is made by X-ray where a bony growth on the heel can be seen. A heel spur can occur without any symptoms at all and the athlete would never know they have the bony growth on the heel. Likewise, Plantar fasciitis can occur without the bone growth present.
Back of heel pain
Painful heels can occur at the back of the heel ajd are often attributed to the Achilles tendon and related structures.
Achilles Tendinopathy - is a degenerative condition of the Achilles tendon which is a common running injury and causes pain, stiffness and often a creaking feeling in the tendon. If not caught early this can be a difficult injury to cure but with the right treatment and particularly eccentric strengthening exercises a full recovery can usually be achieved.
Achilles tendon tears - a partial achilles tendon rupture can occur in athletes from all sports but particularly running, jumping, throwing and racket sports. Symptoms include a sudden sharp pain in the achilles tendon. Sometimes though, the athlete may not feel pain at the time of the tear but later on or the next day when the tendon has cooled down and stiffened up.
Achilles bursitis - sometimes also called retrocalcaneal bursitis and is difficult to distinguish from insertional tendinopathy. Symptoms include pain at the back of the heel, especially when running uphill or on soft surfaces. There will be tenderness and swelling at the back of the heel which may make it difficult to wear certain shoes. When pressing in with the fingers both sides are the back of the heel a spongy resistance may be felt. One of the more common heel injuries amongst runners.
Sever's disease - an osteochondroses similar to Osgood Schlatters disease, occurs in young athletes. The main symptom of sever's disease is pain and tenderness at the back of the heel which is made worse with physical activity. There may be a lump over the painful area and the athlete may have tight calf muscles resulting with reduced range of motion at the ankle. Pain may go away after a period of rest from sporting activities only to return when the young person goes back to training.
Once the cause of heel pain has been established, a suitable treatment plan should begin. Whilst reducing pain and inflammation are the first step, it is important to consider, and then correct, the cause of the injury, especially in overuse injuries such as Plantar fasciitis or tendinopathy. Common causes include:
- Tight calf muscles.
- Faulty foot biomechanics – such as overpronation or oversupination.
- Sudden increases or changes to training.
- Unsupportive footwear.
- Wearing high heels frequently.
- Without correcting the cause of the injury, the pain will more than likely return once normal activities are resumed.

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The Martian (2015)
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Straight Outta Compton (2015)
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Paper Towns (2015)
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Infinitely Polar Bear (2015)
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Love & Mercy (2015)
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Entourage (2015)
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True Story (2015)
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Man of Steel (2013)
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The Kings of Summer (2013)
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To The Wonder (2013)
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Disconnect (2013)
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The Great Gatsby (2013)
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Iron Man 3 (2013)
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Oz the Great and Powerful (2013)
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Babies On Parade
DUNKIRK – It was a tough job, but someone had to do it. Thursday afternoon, Mary Ellen Dayton, Martha Woolley and Sylvia Pisa judged the babies in the Baby Parade at the Chautauqua County Fair. Categories were most masculine, most feminine, most mischievous, most serious, friendliest baby, best smile and twins.
Accompanied by parents, grandparents, and other relatives the babies entered the Arthur Maytum Family Theater. Some walked and some were carried. Other babies were pushed in strollers or pulled in wagons.
Each child was assigned a number. The babies and adults lined up and passed in front of the judges' table three times.
The mistress of ceremonies said, "Make sure the judges can see your number."
Sometimes, the child held the number; sometimes the child chewed on the number. Sometimes the parent or an extra adult held the number.
Trevor Lincoln of Jamestown seemed like a different baby each time he went past. The first time he cried but the second time he broke out into a big smile.
After the three passes, the judges adjourned to make their decisions. A number of children played on the floor in the theater area. They seemed to like the noise the floor made as they ran or walked across.
Blue-eyed Mariska Promber, 16 months old and dressed in a purple dress and white shoes, seemed to want to explore everywhere.
Her dad Marcus smiled and acknowledged, "Yes, she is a bundle of energy."
On the other hand, 4-month-old Caden Lacki and 20-month old Josiah Rodriquez were tired enough to ignore the noise and go to sleep after the parade. Josiah slept in his carriage, while Caden slept in his mother's arms.
Mom Alycia Lacki smiled during the parade and continued to smile afterward.
"That's what moms do," she said.
After much consultation the judges' decisions were announced. Awards were: Most Masculine, Trevor Lincoln from Jamestown; Most Feminine, Bridget Brown from Jamestown; Most Mischievous, Jackson Woolcott from Ashville; Most Serious, Thomas Haskell from Jamestown; Friendliest Baby, Dominic Shunk from Silver Creek; Best Smile, Serenity Stoll from Fredonia, and Twins, Chad and Connor Shunk.
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Fitting Tribute
Just about every football player in Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Erie counties may be wearing a blue and green No. 25 this weekend in honor of the late Damon W. Janes.
Jamestown's Team Jock Shop has created shirts, hats and more than 3,000 helmet decals to offer its support and raise funds for the Janes family and the newly created Damon Janes Memorial and Scholarship fund at Community Bank.
Janes, a 16-year-old running back on the joint Brocton-Westfield high school football team, died Monday from injuries he suffered during the third quarter of last Friday night's game at Portville.
According to Randy Marsh, co-owner of Team Jock Shop, the 1-inch circle helmet decals feature Janes' No. 25, in blue and green. The blue 2 in royal blue represents Westfield, while the dark green 5 represents Brocton, as it is a combined team.
"We're trying to get them all out to be distributed to every school in two counties," Marsh said. "We've actually had other schools call in from Erie, including Iroquois High School and Springfield, and we want to make sure to get them to them so they can take part."
The idea, Marsh said, is to reach as many area residents who have been touched by the loss of Janes as possible.
"Every football player in the county, and a good portion of the midget programs, should have a No. 25 on the back of their helmet this weekend," Marsh said.
In addition to the decals, Team Jock Shop has also been selling T-shirts for $10, which also feature the blue and green No. 25.
"We thought, 'What else can we do for these guys?'" Marsh said. "How can we raise funds for the scholarship or to help the family, so we did the shirts, and the proceeds will go to the fund."
Although Marsh wasn't personally acquainted with Janes, he and his colleagues felt that because their business couldn't exist without area sports teams, support was the least they could offer.
"From what I hear he was a terrific kid," Marsh said. "When we have a chance to help support something that's sports related, and for a great individual, we had to jump on board. We wish the family the best, and we'll continue doing what we can on our part."
The shirts are available at the Team Jock Shop store, which is located at the Jamestown Cycle Shop, 10 Harrison St. in Jamestown. For more information, call 664-4112, visit www.jamestowncycleshop.com or search for "Team Jock Shop" on Facebook.
The local community gathered in remembrance for Janes during a candlelight vigil, which more than 1,500 attended, Wednesday evening at Brocton Central School. A second vigil will be held today at 7 p.m. Sky lanterns, available for $3 each, will be released during the gathering. The proceeds will be donated the Janes family.


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North Carolina running back signee Elijah Hood rushed for 250 yards and 5 touchdowns on 20 carries this weekend. Wide receiver commit Josh Cabrera hauled in two touchdown passes. And running back commit Antonio Williams ran for 236 yards and two touchdowns. Find out how the rest of UNC's football recruits fared in this week's edition of Inside Carolina's Weekend Recruit Scoreboard. (
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Sunday, November 10, 2013 |
Bentley Spain to play in Army All-American Bowl
Providence High offensive lineman Bentley Spain has been selected to play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. The game will be played Jan. 4 in San Antonio and broadcast live on NBC. Spain, a North Carolina-commit, is one of 90 football players from across the country selected to play in the game. He will be honored during a presentation at the school at 1:45 p.m. Nov. 15. (
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Weekend Football Recruit Scoreboard
2014 UNC running back commit Elijah Hood ran for 351 yards and 6 touchdowns on 19 carries to lead his team to victory this weekend. Future Tar Heel quarterback Caleb Henderson accounted for 304 yards and 4 touchdowns. See how other future Tar Heels fared in this week's edition of Inside Carolina's Weekend Recruit Scoreboard. (
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Sunday, November 03, 2013 |
Elijah Hood rushes for 351 yards, 6 touchdowns on 19 carries
Elijah Hood has accomplished a lot of things in his time at Charlotte Catholic, including becoming the leading rusher in the history of Mecklenburg County. But sometimes, he surprises even himself. Friday night, Hood rushed for 351 yards (fifth best in Mecklenburg County history) tying a Mecklenburg County record with six touchdowns on just 19 carries in just more than two and a half quarters of work to lead Catholic to a 49-24 win at Ardrey Kell. (
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Nyheim Hines accounts for five touchdowns in Garner's win over Southeast Raleigh
Garner junior running back Nyheim Hines has been an offensive machine for the Trojans this season, rushing for 2,202 yards and 34 touchdowns going into Friday night's game at Southeast Raleigh played in a steady rain. Turns out Hines is a pretty good mudder, too. Hines, a 5-foot-9, 175-pounder, rushed for 234 yards and four touchdowns and threw for a fifth score as the Trojans rolled to a 49-14 victory over the Bulldogs in Garner's final regular-season game. (
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Jeremiah Clarke talks playoffs, North Carolina commitment
T.C. Williams defensive lineman Jeremiah Clarke kicked off his senior year by making his college decision, committing to North Carolina on Fathers' Day. In two weeks, the 6-foot-5, 275-pounder will close out his final season of high school football in a place where no Titan has gone in 22 years: the playoffs. "I picked UNC because it's close, the education is top notch and it fits my style of play. They've got a reputation of putting defensive linemen in the NFL, so that was big for me." (
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Friday, November 01, 2013 |
Freeman Jones excels on field, in the classroom
Freeman Jones has kicking a football down to a science. First, hit the weight room, then get a good stretch in before going to work. Jones can drill it through the uprights from more than 50 yards and virtually all of his kickoffs go for touchbacks. Once he put on a show at a Carolina football camp last year, it was a done deal. Jones was going to be a Tar Heel. (
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Caleb Henderson Wins Battle of Future UNC Teammates
The Lake Braddock-T.C. Williams matchup on Oct. 25 pitted future University of North Carolina teammates against one another. Malik Carney and Jeremiah Clarke, who will play defense for the Tar Heels, had their moments, but the rest of the afternoon belonged to the Bruins and UNC quarterback commit Caleb Henderson. Henderson threw a touchdown pass and rushed for two more scores as Lake Braddock cruised to a 44-0 victory at T.C. Williams High School. (
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UNC running back commit Elijah Hood cracked the 250 yard rushing mark yet again. Quarterback Caleb Henderson passed and ran for a combined 300+ yards and 3 touchdowns. And tight end Avery Edwards hauled in five passes for 108 yards and two touchdowns. Find out how the rest of the Tar Heel commits fared in this week's edition of the Weekend Recruit Scoreboard. (
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Sunday, October 27, 2013 |
Elijah Hood rushes for 266 yards, 3 touchdowns
Elijah Hood rushed for 266 yards and three touchdowns Friday in Charlotte Catholic's 29-13 win over West Mecklenburg. But the most impressive thing he did in the game may have been a touchdown-saving tackle on defense. The teams were tied 7-7 in the second quarter when West Meck running back Shaun Wilson took a handoff at the Hawks' 7-yard-line. He broke into the open field and looked to have a sure touchdown until Hood, who was playing linebacker, tracked him down from behind. (
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Friday, October 25, 2013 |
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013 |
Tar Heels pulling football recruits from talent-rich northern Virginia
Virginia High school football players get noticed by college recruiters in all sorts of ways. Some wow on video, others make an impression at summer skills camps. But there's always the old-fashioned way: word of mouth. That's what happened with Jeremiah Clarke, a defensive lineman from T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Va., who is one of North Carolina assistant coach Walt Bell's prized recruits graduating next spring and arriving on campus in the summer of 2014. (
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Tuesday, October 22, 2013 |
Q&A with Elijah Hood
Elijah Hood, a four-star running back from Charlotte, North Carolina, originally committed to the Notre Dame before decommitting on Aug. 20. Hood, considered one of the top prospects in the state and the nation, eventually committed to UNC on Aug. 27. After a recent campus visit, The Daily Tar Heel sat caught up with Hood about joining the Tar Heels next season. (
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Recorded during their 2014 tour, Jorrit Dijkstra (sax), Pandelis Karayorgis (piano), Jeb Bishop (trombone), Mary Oliver (violin), Jason Roebke (bass) and Han Bennink (drums) recorded this new set of inspired Steve Lacy & Monks tunes primarily in Padova, Italy.
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"In the spring of 2014 The Whammies played a short tour that included concerts in Padova, Italy and St. Johann, Austria, featuring a new set of Steve Lacy's compositions. The Whammies Vol. 3 Live consists mostly of the Padova concert, and shows how the band has developed since its founding in 2012. Rather than making arrangements of the tunes beforehand, The Whammies take an open, "instant arranging" approach towards Lacy's source material. During a concert each band member has the freedom to introduce backgrounds, solos, smaller groupings, or the next tune, to move the music forward.
Apart from Lacy highlights such as "Revolutionary Suicide" (dedicated to Black Panthers activist Huey Newton) and "Papa's Midnite Hop" (based on a poem by Goethe), The Whammies play a few gems that have never been recorded, such as the Sun Ra tribute "Sublimation" (featuring Dijkstra's Lyricon, an analog wind synthesizer from the '70s), and the hard swinging tune "Bumpers." The piece "Palermo-Orgosolo" which appears to be unfinished in Lacy's notebooks, is a melody set to a poem by Italian "sound" poet Giulia Niccolai whose work Lacy used in a few other compositions. The composition "Letter," set to a sweet letter that Lacy and his wife Irene Aebi received from young nephew Alex Aebi, is another beautiful piece that highlights Lacy's elegant melodic writing. Following the tradition set on the first two volumes, Vol. 3 again closes with a Thelonious Monk tune, this time "Hornin' In." "-Driff
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Editorial: Rent control effort in H.B. deserves scrutiny
A measure to place rent controls on mobile home parks in Huntington Beach will go to voters on the November ballot after a 4-3 vote Monday by the City Council. While the Huntington Beach case merits study, and both sides should be given the opportunity to defend their positions, the measure does provide an opportunity to share a word of caution about the general pitfalls of rent-control schemes.
Rent control is one of those many well-meaning laws that more often than not leads to negative unintended consequences. When the topic turns to rent control, the focus is almost always on the short-term relief such ordinances may bring, rather than the long-term harm they may cause.
Some residents living in senior mobile home parks in Huntington Beach have complained about skyrocketing rents – at one park, by 50 percent in the last six months, according to the Register. That jump seems extreme, and the measure may provide some welcomed protection for those tenants. But the increased competition for limited rent-controlled units could mean developers and landlords have little incentive to improve the properties, and even a well-intentioned property manager could be stripped of the revenue stream necessary for proper upkeep of the site.
Rent control also depresses the property values of the areas in which it is placed, while having the opposite effect on the surrounding properties.
Interestingly, the close vote in Huntington Beach was made even closer when Mayor Matthew Harper and Councilman Joe Carchio were joined by Councilman Dave Sullivan, who voted against the measure he had once been a major proponent of because he disagreed with recent changes to it. According to the Register, the original measure "would have capped the amount park owners would be allowed to annually raise rent on residents whose monthly rent payment went beyond 33 percent of their gross monthly income."
The current measure gives council members the power to decide what numbers they feel work best, possibly creating something more akin to a rent control board than previously conceived. "When Councilman Sullivan brought this issue up, he was trying to bring it up in terms of having a limitation on the City Council," Mr. Harper said at the meeting, according to the Register. "He knew and knows that a City Council could go far beyond what he was interested in proposing."
The Huntington Beach measure will require great scrutiny from voters.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's men's doubles shuttlers Tan Wee Kiong-Hoon Thien How won the hearts of many with a fighting display en route to losing to four-time world champions Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng of China in the third round of the World Championships in Guangzhou recently.
But national doubles chief coach Tan Kim Her believes that his charges could have pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the tournament had Thien How been trimmer and fitter.
"It's unfortunate that some players have to battle with weight issues ... but I know that Thien How had put in a lot of effort to reduce his weight," said Kim Her.
"Earlier this year, the National Sports Institute (NSI) experts worked closely with him and kept tabs of his progress. It's just unfortunate that he could not lose more.
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This review is from: Rosewill RNX-N250PC2 - Wireless N300 Wi-Fi Adapter - IEEE 802.11b/11g/11n, (2T2R), Up to 300 Mbps Data Rates, PCI Interface
Pros: Great range and signal strength. Used this card in a desktop clear on the other side of the house and it picks up the signal just fine. Recovers from standby almost instantly, and I haven't experienced a dropped connection yet.
Cons: None yet.
Other Thoughts: Vista did not automatically recognize the drivers for this card... had to use the CD included with the package. This isnt an issue for me, and I'm still used to the Windows 98 days when driver installation was primarily manual anyways. Just recently upgraded to Vista actually... for better or worse :)
Replaced my USB wireless adapter with this card, and am very happy I did so. Was experiencing a lot of dropped connections and slow connection speeds with the external USB adapter I had before. Probably just a poorly balanced antenna.
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Boston Bruins center Marc Savard has agreed to a seven-year contract extension worth $28.05 million, two sources close to the negotiations told ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun.
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli announced the deal Tuesday afternoon.
Savard's average annual salary on the Bruins' salary cap will be a little more than $4 million. The deal is front-loaded so Savard will make most of the money in the early years, sources told LeBrun.
Savard will make $7 million for each of the first two seasons of the extension, $6.5 million the third season and $5 million the fourth season. His salary will then drop to $1.5 million for the 2014-15 season and $525,000 for each of the final two years of the deal.
He will be approaching his 40th birthday when the contract expires.
Savard, who recently returned from a broken foot and has four goals and six assists in 11 games this season, was unavailable for comment after practice, according to a Bruins media relations official.
The two-time All-Star is in the final season of a four-year contract that pays him $5 million a year. He was eligible to become an unrestricted free agent after this season.
Last season, Savard led the Bruins in scoring with 88 points, and has averaged 67 assists and almost 90 points per year over the last four seasons. He also led the team in playoff scoring the past two years while making the last two All-Star Games.
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