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The Centre Daily Times reports the 44-year-old actor says he hopes to give back to the university where he received his Master of Fine Arts degree in 1996.
Key says he was surprised when he was asked to be the grand marshal, citing other alumni who he says were more deserving.
Key lives in Los Angeles and is known for being a part of the Comedy Central TV show "Key & Peele."
Key will lead the homecoming parade Friday and then attend the football game against Indiana on Saturday.
He says he wants to meet with students during his trip and urges them to choose majors they're passionate about.
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Where would we get our vicarious thrills if it wasn't for historical dramas? We've had four seasons of The Tudors, otherwise known as Tits and Tiaras, followed by two seasons of Spartacus: Blood and Boobs, not to mention a season of Camelot, with its blend of chain mail and crumpet.
And now Sky Atlantic offers us bums and birettas in The Borgias, a nine-episode series created, written and directed by no less an eminence than Neil Jordan, whose literary leanings are evident in the screenplay's rhetorical flourishes but who's not averse, either, to occasional bouts of rumpy-pumpy.
Thus, Rodrigo Borgia's opening-scene pledge to restore the reputation of the Catholic Church was immediately followed by the sight of his clerical son vigorously humping a young woman who, while he was dressing the next morning, contentedly purred: "There was nothing ecclesiastical about you last night."
However, those viewers hoping to wallow in an orgy sex and violence must have been disappointed by the progress of the opening episode, in which Jordan showed himself more interested in the evils of the hierarchy than the joys of hanky panky.
Indeed, my main criticism of this opulently entertaining opener was that it erred on the side of good taste and high-mindedness when a bit more gleeful vulgarity wouldn't have gone amiss.
Still, there was a good deal of amusement to be got from the machiavellian plottings of Rodrigo and son Cesare in the former's bid for the papacy. And Jeremy Irons, looking even more emaciated and exhausted than usual, oozes just the right degree of sneering duplicity to rivet the attention, while Halliday Grainger's sweet-smiling and insinuating Lucrezia suggests what Drew Barrymore might be like if she were to become a really bad girl.
I have no idea how faithfully the series will adhere to the known historical facts, but the majority of viewers -- and probably rightly -- are less concerned with such pedantic matters than they are with spectacle, conniving characters and absorbing intrigues, and The Borgias looks set to deliver on these dramatic fronts.
Anyway, the chasm that frequently exists between myth and truth was at the heart of Fiddling the System: Ireland's Bogus Beggars (TV3), in which reporter Paul Connolly boldly went where no man had ever gone before in his attempt to discover whether Dublin's Roma scroungers were just waylaying passers-by for their own pecuniary ends or whether they were part of some terrifying conspiracy involving "criminal gangs" and "begging rings" and "crime bosses" making a fortune from their "foot soldiers".
In search of an answer to this profoundly disturbing question, our fearless and intrepid journalist traversed the mean streets of our capital city. Disregarding his own safety, he allowed himself to be approached -- and in broad daylight, too -- by some young female Roma supplicants on O'Connell Street.
Pleading extreme poverty, they told him they eked out a miserable caravan existence in the Phoenix Park, but he followed them to the north inner city and, lo and behold, he found that they lived in (would you believe it!) a house and that the house contained other Romas and that there were (oh my God) vans parked outside. "I had hit the ground running," an excited Paul told us, "and on Day One!"
However, he was forced to concede that he hadn't yet found out "the criminal connections" or "how ruthless they could be" -- or, indeed, "what proof there was of their existence".
In the meantime he talked to a guy from the Irish Solidarity Party, who fumed at the "welfare wonderland" these Romas were enjoying, and to a geezer from the Democratic Right Movement, who wanted "to deport every single one of them", but Paul hadn't forgotten the Romas themselves, who were "squarely in the crosshairs of my investigation".
Finally, aided by a translating Romanian, he gained access to three houses in which the Romas lived and instead of sinister crime bosses he found people who existed in "extreme poverty and desperation". It was an honest conclusion to a film that had spent most of its time prematurely jumping to other conclusions.
Two arresting BBC4 documentaries concerned Nazism. Surviving Hitler: A Love Story concerned a young woman of Jewish lineage on her mother's side who fell in love with an army officer. Towards the end of the war, both found themselves incarcerated in different prisons -- she because of her heritage, he because he was an accomplice in the Stauffenberg bid to kill Hitler -- while her mother and father were also locked up in separate locations.
Miraculously, all four survived, though the narrative didn't satisfactorily explain how that happened. However, the testimony of the woman, now in her late 80s, was eloquent.
My Father Was a Nazi Commandant brought together Monika, daughter of the reviled Amon Goeth, who ruthlessly ran the Plaszow camp outside Krakow (and who was chillingly played by Ralph Fiennes in Spielberg's Schindler's List) and Helen, who was employed as a teenage slave in Goeth's house and who witnessed many of the horrors perpetrated by Goeth.
Both women were filmed as they met, first at the Plaszow memorial and then at Goeth's house, a weeping Monika given no solace by Helen, whose traumatic memories were still painfully intense more than 60 years later.
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So I'm contemplating a build for later this month or next month, and have pretty much made up my mind that I want an ASUS Z170-A motherboard. Now I just have to figure out what CPU I want, and what RAM.
First, i5 or i7? If I want to dip my toes into game streaming on Twitch or YouTube, would the i7 come in handy, what with the extra overhead and processing power?
Then the question is, "to k or not to k". Despite having an i5 2500k I've never really overclocked it. Tried doing so once mildly to 4 GHz just by bumping the multiplier to 40 "by all cores" on my ASUS motherboard---didn't mess with voltages or anything-- but soon had an issue where my keyboard wasn't being recognized so I got scared and set everything back. In retrospect the problem was probably cause by something else.
To hear the motherboard manufacturers tell it, overclocking is an automatic "fire and forget" thing, but then you learn maybe it's not so much that. I definitely don't want to have to manually adjust voltages and such. Also I don't want to mess with water cooling, so should I just let overclocking be? Or is it really as easy as they say now?
Finally, is a Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO a decent enough HSF for either of those k processors?
More cores are rarely gonna be more useful in gaming, but that's not as true as it used to be. Some games take advantage of it well--it's just that a ton of console ports (which make up the overwhelming majority of system-choking AAA titles these days) tend not to multi-core very well. So, one of the chief selling points of an i7 is sorta undersold by that. Now, if you plan to do stuff like video encoding or, like you said, streaming-while-gaming, it becomes a lot more attractive. If cost's not an issue and you think that'll be a significant use case for you, I say go for it!
The Hyper 212 EVO is a perfectly respectable cooler and will let you achieve good overclocks with an Intel K processor. I think that there are newer options that are better, like the Cryorig H7, which I bought this year, costs almost the same as the current-gen Hyper 212X from CM, and is generally considered a better performer and marginally quieter to boot. But if you've got a 212 EVO already? Stick with it; water-cooling's for folks interested in cool-looking gear, edge-case overclocking levels, or e-peen-measuring contests ;)
Overclocking's not super necessary, but it can help an older processor eke out another year or so of useful life. If you're gonna be pushing the budget picking up an i7, for instance, and really want your money's worth, it might be a useful step-up. A modest-but-noticeable overclock's almost certainly not gonna cause any kinda issues that'd crop up during its lifespan. And yes, the auto-overclock settings on modern mobos are pretty good, and if you don't want to pull out every last ounce of performance you possibly can, will probably be good enough. Almost certainly. Unless they aren't for you and you've gotta go muck with manual crap after all :)
That said, realistically, outside of a handful of super-CPU-bound games (e.g., Cities: Sklylines, some of the recent Total War games, etc.), an overclock's not gonna mean much more than a couple FPS here or there. If the money you save on that let you spend on a better GPU 6 months from now, that'd probably be a better buy, overall.
YMMV, but I decided the benchmark score chase was not worth my time, bought an i5-6500 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117563) and called it a day. I haven't been unhappy at all with my decision.
I actually bought a Hyper 212 EVO but it came a day or two after the rest of my hardware. So I built my system with the stock Intel cooler, and then never bothered slapping on the 212. Haven't noticed, my temps are fine.
Also the ETS/ATS games, which are very CPU-bound.
Personally I'd go with an i5, but I don't stream.
Thanks for the replies, guys. @Ginger_Yellow, I didn't realize that the truck sim games were that CPU-bound--good to know.
I realize that I didn't ask about RAM up there. For my purposes I figure any compatible 16GB kit of DDR4 at 2800 or 3000 MHz will do, right?
Yeah, it'll be fine. RAM differences are absurdly small at most.
I do a lot of transcoding. More votes is life. I'd get a 6-core Intel CPU if I could afford it.
I've always believed that if you get the best CPU you can now, then your computer lasts longer before you upgrade it. Mainly because upgrading the CPU always involves a new motherboard and ram, whereas most other parts can be done incrementally (well, you'll never usually upgrade a motherboard), so upgrading the CPU is a more expensive undertaking.
I'd go for the i7, no k. More cores is more useful. (Especially when random windows services decide to peg one of them at 100%)
The non-k versions still come with a stock HSF, right?
At this point going for an i5 over an i7 is a fool's bargain.
I'm definitely leaning toward an i7.
I have an i5-4670 that's been kicking ass for something like 2+ years now. Paired with a 970 I'm getting really great frame rates in just about every game at high settings. It's a non "k" CPU so I never really looked into overclocking it, but stumbled across the option in my BIOS and adjusted it out of curiosity and I'll be damned if it doesn't overclock. Apparently certain motherboards have some work around that bypasses the multiplier lock on the non "k" CPUs from what I've read but I didn't delve too deeply. It ran hotter than hell with even a 200-300mhz bump and I'm running the stock heatsink, so I put it back to default until I decide to spend $50 on a heatsink. (Speaking of that, anyone got recommendations for a heatsink for this thing that isn't $100 and covered in neon LEDs? :P).
I want to upgrade my rig, but I'm kind of annoyed the high-end processors are generationally behind. If I want to spring for 6-core, I get Haswell architecture? (I do a lot of video work, so 6 or even 8 cores is really appealing.) On a single-core basis, I wonder how much extra Skylake offers over Haswell-E?
Consider a Xeon? They're down to $250 for a prior-gen with 8 threads instead of 4 and double the cache, plus the bonus of no integrated graphics for lower power consumption. And the cool factor of having a server-class processor crunching your numbers instead of consumer-grade tech.
For the vast majority of users the lowly i3 is the best processor. The same or faster for games and productivity for half the money.
Just my irritating opinion :).
I am ready to upgrade my wife's computer this week, but am unsure what to go with like DennyA above.
When I built my machine 15 months or so ago, I went with a Haswell-E 5820(K?) and the newer generation MB including quad channel RAM, etc. knowing that while it may not be currently faster for games, it should future-proof me a little longer with a more modern MB structure and support (not sure if this is true or not, though). I recall at the time I purchased my new i7-920 back in the day when it was very new, much of the same was said on that CPU that it wasn't needed for modern gaming, but I believe it allowed me to wait a lot longer before I finally upgraded last year. My wife currently has the i7-920 that I want to upgrade.
So I am currently looking at an i7-6700K, i7-5820K or i7-6800K. I would like to future-proof this as much as I can for 5-7 years hopefully for modern gaming other than video card upgrades.
We both plan to get new GTX 1070 video cards and new monitors, but that is another story. I need to find the other thread for that as I am not sure if I want 2K or 4K and 144Hz or 60Hz, etc. I am leaning toward 2K and fast updates paired with a 1070 for now, but would like the monitor to at least last for 5-7 years too. We are upgrading from 1920x1200 and don't feel too bad missing out on 2K so far, but am wondering if I will regret not going 4K now if I don't plan to purchase another for 5 years at least.
I should probably edit that I really don't want an ultra-wide or curved monitor. It is going to bug me enough going from 16:10 to 16:9 that anything skinnier would drive me nuts ;).
Do you do video editing, a ton of transcoding, or really, really hardcore photo editing? If the answer is no, I'd go for the fastest four-core i7 rather than spending extra for 6+ cores. The only reason I was considering the 6-core-plus models is that I do a lot of video work. But that and transcoding videos to watch on my iPad are about the only places where I really see benefits from the extra cores on my existing PCs.
If you don't want to go ultra-widescreen, I'd say check out the 2560x1440 27-inch monitors. They're a nice upgrade from 1920x1200, but don't put as crazy demands on the GPU if you want to game in native resolution. (That said, I love my ultra-widescreen. It's super-immersive because it fills your field of view. And gives me the real-estate of dual monitors on one display.)
Speaking of monitors, I really wish more name brand manufacturers would make 16:10 ones larger than 24" that weren't crazy expensive. Like maybe a 30" 2560x1600 IPS panel for 550 or something. I really like the extra vertical real estate.
Yeah, me too. It may just be what I am used to, though.
Thanks for the feedback, Denny.
I'm also looking to upgrade my computer during the holiday season. 90% of my usage is gaming, the other 10% boring productivity stuff. I do light editing of photos and some video. Are the top 4-core i7 and i5 CPUs the i7 6700 ($300) and i5 6600 ($236)? It looks like a 6 core CPU jumps to $434 and since I'm looking to stay under $600 I don't think I'd consider it. Since the i7 and i5 are both quad cores, do you think there is a noticeable performance difference between the two?
They both use LGA 1151 motherboards. Does anyone have any favorites? I don't plan on overclocking. Is it still worth getting the Hyper 212 EVO cooler? I suppose if the motherboard makes overclocking super easy I may do it at some point but it isn't a top priority. I've always just used the stock coolers. Is it a pain to apply the thermal paste for the non-stock cooler?
I'd probably go with 32 gig RAM if it isn't cost prohibitive. If it is I'd go with 16.
This is upgrading my system I built 5 or 6 years ago, based on an i7 860.
Any other advice that maybe I've overlooked? Thanks.
I would recommend something like this for a gaming build.
If you have a 1080p monitor, you can get a GTX 1060 instead of a 1070.
You could compromise on many of the components, but they are pretty much what I would personally choose for a gaming build.


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By Andy Van De Voorde
Under California law, attorneys are allowed to ask hypothetical questions of expert witnesses. But Bay Guardian attorney Ralph C. Alldredge outdid himself Friday when certified public accountant Everett P. Harry took the stand in the Guardian's predatory pricing lawsuit against the Weekly.
Harry is the financial expert called by the Weekly to refute the outlandish damage estimates submitted by Clifford Kupperberg, the $500-per-hour Guardian witness who on Thursday discussed fourteen different "damage models" ranging from $4.4 million up to $11.8 million.
Should the Guardian win a verdict, those amounts could be tripled if its request for "treble damages" is granted.
Harry, a former Air Force pilot who now runs his own accounting firm in San Francisco, came across as a no-nonsense witness.
And he seemed to have little patience for the many imaginary scenarios Alldredge asked him to contemplate.
For instance, Harry had earlier told Weekly attorney H. Sinclair Kerr Jr. about anomalies he found in a "database" list of 128 customers Kupperberg used to help calculate purported "below cost sales" by the Weekly and its former parent company New Times.
Many of those transactions, the Guardian has claimed, caused it "injury."
In California it is not illegal to sell below cost, only to do so to injure a competitor.
Harry told Kerr he saw no evidence of any Weekly wrongdoing after studying the database.
But he did notice several errors.
For instance, Harry noted that one customer, Suite 181, was cited by the Guardian because, it claimed, it had found "80 New Times ads [that] coincide with the Bay Guardian not getting any ads."
The problem with that, said Harry, was that there was no evidence Suite 181 ever advertised with the Guardian at all; in fact, the Guardian's own document proved that its entire sales history was with the Weekly.
"It was one of several examples" where the Guardian claimed "lost business" from customers it never signed up in the first place, Harry said.
When Alldredge began his cross-examination, he went straight to the database.
But while Harry was interested in talking about what was in the document, Alldredge steered the conversation toward what might have happened but simply was never written down.
Referring to Suite 181, the attorney noted that at one point in 2004, the customer's rate with the Weekly dropped from around $15 per inch to about $10 per inch.
"Doesn't it strike you as a little strange that they would have sold at $15 and then dropped to $10 if there wasn't something else going on?" he asked.
It has been a familiar technique for Alldredge: Implying conspiracies without providing supporting evidence.
"What we don't know, for example, is whether a Bay Guardian rep came up in 2004 when they were getting a $15-dollar rate and said, 'We'll match the price,' and then the SF Weekly offered $10," he continued.
Harry gave Alldredge a look that, had the two been involved in an email exchange, would have roughly translated as "wtf?"
There was simply no evidence in the database to suggest that ever happened, said the accountant.
"But there's no evidence in the database that says it didn't, right?" countered Alldredge, emphasizing the word "didn't."
Odd as it was, the line of questioning was just getting started.
The attorney took the same tack when discussing Gold's Gym.
Earlier, Harry and Kerr had discussed Gold's sales history at both papers: The exercise chain started with the Guardian, which charged a high rate and then lowered it significantly in 2001. Only thereafter did New Times begin selling to Gold's, at about the same price as the Guardian.
That pattern, noted Harry, didn't suggest any "injury" to the Guardian, particularly given that it was the Guardian that dropped the price in the first place.
But rather than offering hard evidence of wrongdoing, Alldredge again ruminated about what might have happened in an imaginary universe.
Noting that the Guardian had dropped its rate "suddenly," he asked "Isn't that strange?
"Is it possible this could be interpreted as a situation where the Guardian had to drop its price because of an offer from the Weekly?" Alldredge continued.
Wasn't it possible Weekly salespeople had called Gold's and offered it lower rates?
Again, noted Harry, he had seen nothing to indicate that anything of the kind had happened.
Alldredge, the accountant observed, was simply speculating.
"Well, is my interpretation of these facts any more speculative than yours?" countered the attorney.
"Yes!" said Harry emphatically. "It's not a reasonable approach to assume facts you haven't provided."
It was déjà vu all over again with Studio Z.
Harry told Kerr that that the customer did business first with the Weekly, which consistently charged it around $16 per inch.
In 2003, he noted, the Guardian was able to sell the customer ads at a higher price; later Studio Z stopped doing business with the Guardian.
That pattern, noted Harry, simply didn't suggest skullduggery on the part of the Weekly.
Not so fast, said Alldredge.
"Can you look at this and say this isn't a case where the Bay Guardian lost business to that customer because they wouldn't go down to [the Weekly's] $16 per inch?" he asked.
It was another question that had seemingly been beamed in from the ether.
"I can't speculate," said Harry with a shrug.
Things got particularly interesting when Alldredge moved on to Discount Fabrics, another customer the Guardian had cited as an example of "lost business."
It didn't look that way to Harry, who noted that there was a fourteen-month gap between the store's decision to move from the Guardian to the Weekly—and that it went to the Weekly at a higher price.
"As I look at all of that, I don't see anything that would indicate the behavior of New Times would have hurt the Bay Guardian," said the CPA.
But wasn't it possible, asked Alldredge, that the customer records simply weren't complete, thus skewing the data?
I have no idea, said Harry.
The CPA might have added that the database was introduced by the Guardian and was prepared by its controller, Sandy Lange, meaning that if there were problems with the document they were squarely the responsibility of Alldredge's client.
"So we just don't know, do we?" said the attorney.
"If we don't know," said Harry, "that's another problem with the database."
And it didn't take much to find problems with the database, Harry said.
Earlier in the day, he discussed the document with Kerr and noted that when he double-checked the very first entry, Abbey Tavern, he realized that what Lange had listed as six transactions with the Weekly were actually three transactions that had been counted twice.
Through spot checks, he continued, "we found at least two more examples. This time there were dozens of duplications."
Harry also noted that Lange's list—which Kupperberg used as a basis for his claim that the Weekly engaged in giant numbers of below-cost transactions—was of little statistical significance given that it clearly wasn't a random sample of advertising transactions.
Instead, he noted, it was a list of customers the Guardian had carefully selected in an effort to bolster its case.
"Did you form an opinion as to whether the preparer was objective?" asked Kerr.
Yes, said Harry. "They weren't."
How could he tell?
It wasn't hard, said Harry, considering that he found "certain comments in the worksheet which were derogatory toward New Times, and certain curse words."
In one instance, noted Harry, Lange or someone else at the Guardian "had inserted a particular word that starts with an 'a.'"
"What was that word?" Kerr asked.
"Assholes," said Harry. "I also saw 'morons.'"
In addition, said the CPA, he found other comments that made it clear the Guardian had no intention of taking a fair-minded approach.
"I saw a comment that said, after a long series of highly priced New Times transactions, 'These have been sky high, but I finally found one [at a lower price],'" Harry added.
Flawed as the database was, said Harry, Kupperberg made things worse when he estimated numbers of below-cost sales by New Times by using only about half of the transactions in the document.
Alldredge pressed Harry on the issue, but after the CPA continued to point to errors on Kupperberg's part, the attorney eventually relented, noting, "We're probably at a level of detail on this that isn't necessary."
Still, Alldredge seemed intent on repairing Kupperberg's image with the jury after yesterday, when Harry pointed out that, among other blunders, his counterpart had committed a "$3 million addition error."
Wasn't it true Kupperberg had corrected that error after Harry caught it?" asked Alldredge.
"In the document I got Monday night," said Harry, who has repeatedly expressed frustration at Kupperberg's habit of making mistakes and then attempting to smooth them over by producing reams of data at the last minute.
Had he found any other mathematical errors in Kupperberg's new work? Alldredge asked.
"I haven't checked for mathematical accuracy other than the one that stood out because it doubled his damage estimates," replied Harry, referring to Kupperberg's $3 million boner.
The two men then engaged in a fifteen-minute conversation about Harry's assertion that the Guardian's CPA had also made a "conceptual error" that, if carried to its logical conclusion, would create the suggestion that the Guardian "deserved" every bit of business the Weekly did over a period of six years.
Harry stuck to his guns as Alldredge attempted to defend Kupperberg, and as the two men went back and forth, the complex nature of the subject matter ultimately appeared to flummox the lawyer.
Alldredge eventually asked the accountant, "They're not the wrong numbers in the sense that they're the numbers that Mr. Kupperberg used, are they?"
Wrong is wrong, insisted Harry.
"I just am talking about whether this is an accurate representation of Mr. Kupperberg's analysis," said Alldredge.
"If you define accuracy in that sense, then I will agree that everything you've produced is accurate," said Harry.
And the CPA wasn't done taking Kupperberg apart.
Earlier, Harry had told Kerr that any good damage estimate takes into account all the factors that could affect a given situation.
The accountant returned to the subject with Alldredge, telling the attorney that Kupperberg made a mockery of the process by accepting the Guardian's notion that the Weekly's pricing alone was responsible for its financial woes.
"It's only a mathematical exercise to impute the pages lost," he said, referring to one Kupperberg model. "It doesn't mean it passes the business test, or the smell test."
The overall economy, the dot-com bust, the events of 9/11, the advent of Internet advertising and myriad other factors exert influence on the Guardian's financial situation, noted the accountant, who said he had studied numerous documents and articles after taking the case.
As has been the case since the trial began, however, Alldredge wasn't giving an inch on the suggestion that terrorist attacks or tech-stock busts could hold a finger to the Weekly when it came to causing injury to his client.
Had Harry attempted to find stories "on each side of the issue" when researching the general decline of print media in the United States? Alldredge asked.
Had he looked at "the other side" of questions such as the negative effect the flow of ads to the Internet has had on newspapers?
Whether there is "another side" to what appear to be accepted realities isn't clear.
But he'd done the best he could on each score, answered Harry, who left the stand shortly thereafter when Weekly attorneys opted not to bother with a "redirect" examination.
The other witness to take the stand Friday was New Times vice president for financial operations Jeff Mars, who had been cooling his heels in San Francisco awaiting the conclusion of the Kupperberg-Harry shootout.
The New Times (now Village Voice Media) money man described for Kerr the company's budgeting process, noting that local publishers have complete control over advertising rates.
He also described the growth VVM has seen in Web revenue—an 80 percent rise in San Francisco last year--and detailed its increasingly successful to combat the free-classified site Craigslist with its backpage.com alternative.
"[The Internet] is where a lot of our market is going," noted Mars. "We're trying to stay ahead of that on the developmental side."
Mars's testimony was intended in part to counter the Guardian's theory that the Weekly's large losses over time are evidence of a plot to bleed the Guardian with low prices.
Instead, the vice president said, the positive momentum on the Web and general financial turnaround since Josh Fromson took over as publisher in 2006 have convinced the company that the Weekly—unlike the East Bay Express, which VVM sold last year—has a bright future.
"We're protecting an investment" by continuing to spend millions on developing the Weekly, he said.
But Alldredge suggested a plot to drive out the Guardian was the only logical explanation for the company's continued support of the paper despite losses that have amounted to $13 million since it purchased the Weekly in 1995.
The attorney continually questioned Mars about whether, after the Guardian sued the Weekly, he had ever "taken action to try and determine whether in fact the Weekly and the Express were selling ads below cost in violation of California law."
That wouldn't have been his job, said Mars, adding, "You're kind of making it sound like we're conspiring here, which is not what happened."
"How about passing the buck?" replied Alldredge, a remark Superior Court Judge Marla J. Miller then ordered stricken from the record.
Alldredge also pressed Mars on one of his favorite themes: The notion that the Weekly should have simply raised its prices to the level of the Guardian's, despite the Guardian's larger circulation and longer history in the city.
"Do you understand if the rates of the Weekly are below those of the Guardian, it means there's a possibility it will take business away from the Guardian?" he demanded, in a question that came perilously close to endorsing Soviet-era economic theory.
In a free market the customers are the ones who determine rates by what they're willing to pay, responded Mars.
Alldredge then threw another by-now-familiar suggestion: That if the Weekly really thought it put out a better paper than the Guardian, it should have raised its rates—to the same levels as the Guardian.
The notion appears to amount to price-fixing
"If you believe your product is better, why not charge the same price and let the customer decide?" Alldredge asked.
Mars looked a bit like Harry had when Alldredge first asked him to contemplate imaginary conversations that might have taken place among phantom salesmen.
"Are you attempting to suggest that we should call the Bay Guardian to learn its rates before we set our rates?" asked Mars, a remark that drew a round of laughter from the jury.
The panel laughed again when Weekly attorney Ivo Labar asked Mars a question during a brief redirect examination.
Given that Alldredge had equated below-cost pricing (which is essentially just another way of saying a business is losing money) to criminal behavior, the attorney returned to the Internet competitors who have done so much damage to American print newspapers.
"Would you agree that a free ad on Craigslist is below cost?" he asked.
"I would think so," said Mars, as the jury chuckled.
"Do you know if the Bay Guardian has sued Craigslist?" asked Labar.
The question didn't seem to require an answer.
The trial will take a day off Monday and return Tuesday with testimony from more defense witnesses; it is now expected that the case will go to the jury either Tuesday or Wednesday.


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|18 Jun 2012
Problems installing Realtek HD audio driver
Hey, I'm new to all of this drivers and such...
I am currently running a Sony VAIO (VPCEJ190X) with Windows 7 Professional x64.
The audio driver came as Conexant SmartAudio HD and I'd really like to get the Realtek HD Audio Driver.
Here is what I've done.
Downloaded and installed (w/ restart) Version R2.69, 64 bit realtek driver from their website.
Programs List.
Device Manager.
That's what I've done so far. Help please?
|My System Specs
|18 Jun 2012
Welcome to the 7 Forums, Elite19.
The RealTek Driver doesn't seem to be installed. May be RealTek Audio Drivers are not compatible with your Computer. After you installed the RealTek Driver did the installation go properly?
|My System Specs
|19 Jun 2012
Hey, the installation went through just fine, no errors, with a mandatory restart afterwards.
I've tried the double install and even reset and tried in safe mode. No Luck.
After some tweaking... good or bad
It is now the High Definition Audio Device by Microsoft instead of Conexant. (Default Audio Driver?)
The NVIDIA HD Audio is for the HDMI port
Somehow the Realtek driver is there
But, the little warning triangle, with the device status as "This device cannot start. (Code 10)"
There were files placed. I don't know if this looks right?
|My System Specs
|19 Jun 2012
If you are in a position to reinstall the Conexant and Nvidia Drivers later, after uninstalling then I suggest that you uninstall them and use only RealTek Audio Drivers to check out if they work properly as stand-alone. If not then just disable them and check.
At present the RealTek Driver doesn't seem to be working.
|My System Specs
|19 Jun 2012
Windows 8.1 Pro RTM x64
Your laptop has Conexant audio. Consequently, Realtek drivers will not work. It's a bit like having AMD/ATI graphics and expecting that an NVidia driver will work with them. It's just not going to happen, as the hardware is not compatible with the driver you're trying to install.
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|19 Jun 2012
Well thanks for the info.
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|08 Sep 2012
Windows 7 Home Ultimate 64-bit
I've been told by a senior-level tech at Sony that the marketing made the decision to essentially block the use of Realtek's HD Audio Manager on the VAIO line. Didn''t make sense to him or me either given that they market the PC as one with stellar sound, etc. When you're forced to use the silly little Window 7 Sound applet to configure sound, there is absoluely no way to configure HD or Surround Sound on the VAIO. If anyone knows otherwise, I'm all ears!
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text: There are many root software can help you get your android phone root, for example, KingRoot, Z4Root, Universal Androot and SuperOneClick. Before showing the steps, let's figure out why we need to get root permission first? Root can be considered as a Super Administrator account in Android mobile phone system. Root permission is the bottom permission which is similar to administrator permission of the Windows system. In the default state, in order to protect system files from being changed, user root account is not available. Therefore, only get android root permission can we root android device. Before installation, please note: 1. Windows XP needs to install Microsoft. NET Framework 2.0+ 2. Turn on the USB debug mode in the phone settings-applications-develop-USB debug 3. You need to install the phone's USB driver in your computer(download the driver based on phone model) 4, Uninstall the SD card in the set options How to check if you have rooted your phone or not? There are many ways to verify. The easiest way is by installing some software validation such as Root Explorer. After rooting, mobile phone users will be able to change or remove parts of the system easily.


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Organise to make a time to speak to her genuinely (not via sending text message or email) and explain your feelings to her face to face. You could take her out for a dinner date to try to make it a romantic occassion so that you can move forward and start a new chapter in your relationship after the rough patch you've been through.
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