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Cojo with the game winner with 4 seconds left. Thomas looked like a scorer. Baynes played decent other than getting posterized.
I only got to see some of the second half so what did any of you who saw more think?
After one game and in my humble opinion D. Thomas has talent and looks like a player. CJ did good tonight with only 4 turnovers.
Not impressed with our center Richards. Just doesn't look like a basketball player too me but I'm no talent evaluator..haha
Nando Colo was ok.
Baynes needs to get stronger.
Again these kids have a long way to go and this is good practice for them but again I see player in D. Thomas. Nice jump shot and hustle. Look forward to the next game.
I think Richards is already perceived as a wasted draft pick. Anything negative mentioned about him doesn't surprise me.
I thought Baynes looked terrible all game, although he didn't get a lot of scoring opportunities in the first half. He looked especially bad at the end of the game when he got the ball taken out of his hands by a guy half his size. Richards seemed content to take shots (and miss them) on the perimeter rather than use his size in the post. Joseph did as well as expected for a player coming up on his third year in the league.
Thomas has a good stroke especially when he has an open shot. He didn't look great defensively though that could be attributed to this being a summer league game. At 6'7'' and 225 he has the body type to match up against other threes but then again he didn't look that quick on the court but then again that could be attributed to the nature of summer league games. I'd like to see if he has the ability to create his own shot off the dribble and I'd like to see him try to guard an athletic SF just to see if he can stay in front of him.
Richards- never going to make it.
Baynes-has potential just needs more confidence, needs to become more of a presence down low.
Decolo-very forgettable.
Cory- lived what I saw just needs to work on finishing.
Thomas- has the most potentail to make the squad, needs to do more defensively. Wouldn't be shocked If he became the 15th spur.
My bad, yes as in more aggressive.
Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer
Here are three other takeaways from the Spurs' Summer League-opening victory ….
* Second-rounder Deshaun Thomas has never had trouble scoring the ball. He was the leading scorer in the Big Ten last season at Ohio State after all. After missing his first three shots in his inaugural game with the Spurs on Friday, Thomas finished with 18 points on 7 of 13 shooting. "It's what we've seen from him in practice and what he's done his whole life," Udoka said. "He has a knack for scoring in a lot of different ways."
A natural power forward, Thomas will have to adjust defensively to play small forward at the NBA level. He's never had to chase wing players around the perimeter before and remains a work in progress in that regard.
* As promised, Nando De Colo played mostly off the ball Friday, and produced a mix bag. He finished with 12 points, including a key jumper late in the fourth quarter, but was also 4 of 12 from the field and committed three turnovers. Like Thomas, De Colo also struggled at times to adjust defensively to guarding a different kind of player — bigger shooting guards and opposed to smaller point guards. He ended with five fouls because of it.
* The third leg of the Spurs' summertime Big Three, big man Aron Baynes, was active if inconsistent. He had five points, including a nifty left-handed hook off a feed from Ryan Richards, and fought for a team-high eight rebounds. Baynes also turned in a demonstrative block of Charlotte's Abdul Gaddy in the second half.
* Thomas' size (6-foot-7) is legit, and although he may fill an immediate need as a backup to small forward Kawhi Leonard, the No. 58 overall pick still might be hard-pressed to make a roster that already has 14 players committed for next season.
*Another post player project, Ryan Richards, appears to have added bulk since his foray with the Summer Spurs last July. He's listed at 6-foot-11 and 230 pounds now. Still, Richards didn't do much with his nearly 10 minutes of playing time, scoring two points (1 for 5) and collecting a single rebound.
It sounds like DeColo and Thomas have a lot of work to do on getting comfortable with perimeter defense. Neither one of them is particularly quick and Baynes needs to just get comfortable period but that's what Summer League is all about and this was only the first game.
What I saw was a bunch of rookies, guided by 3 âvetsâ, all of whom had probably a few days practice together. For the majority of the game, Udoka ran with a 7 man rotation with Baynes, Joseph and DeColo playing the most minutes and 4-5 players not getting off the bench. The one guy I most wanted to see, Pittman, didnât crack the lineup, probably because of that laceration/bandage above his left eye. But one thing was for sure, Pittman has definitely lost a lot of weight. Of the players who played the most, other than DeColo, Joseph and Baynes, Iâd say that Deshaun Thomas is definitely a spot shooter and could be a steal at the 58th pick. I wonder if heâll continue playing like that when he hits âthe wallâ. He could use some extra training on dribbling and handling the ball in a crowd. The other player I liked was Hollis Thompson who looks to be a good âstop and shootâ player. All in all, rookies playing together with little practice, first game of summer league and eagerness to excel and please, itâs what I expected. Itâs only the first game and the team is guaranteed to play 5 games with this league play. Oh, one last thing that tended to piss me off, why do our guards stall around the top of the key,using up 5-10 seconds of the 24 second clock before they run a play? I watched games all day Friday and the Spurs were the slowest to get their offense started. Joseph and DeColo handled the ball entirely too long and should have gotten their teammates more involved instead of their individual play. Then again, that may have been the game plan instructions they received from the bench. IMHO.
My short take:
Richards: not impressed. Large frame and focusedorr on quick jumpshots and ugly faadeaways, didn't try to mix it up in the paint from either offense or defense, slow rotation.
DeColo: a bit helterskelter, needs to work on handles, jumpshot, and shot/pass selection. Pop would have roasted him in this game.
Cory: was confident, maybe too aggressive at times, jumper looked good but want to see more of it and with more purpose, needs more ball handling practice for nba vs summer league
Thomas: did well for what was given to him, garbage shots but not bad, good aggressiveness not sure it translates to nba, no real moves just get and pop, probably get invite to camp
Baynes: disappointed, looked out of comfort zone, didn't do much offensively accept a few basic put backs if that, jumper nonexistent, some horrible offensive decisions/moves , defensively did just okay but again looked awkward.
No one else was worth mentioning...
Thomas has to convince the Spurs he can learn to play SF if he wants a contract. If he gets that far, the Spurs have to decide if they want to tie up a roster spot in the D-league for a couple of years. It seems like a tall order to overcome.
Game 2:
Thomas seems to be tearing it up at PF but Udoka has not thrown him into the SF spot yet. If he performs anywhere near as well at SF, I can see him getting a contract.
Coach Udoka doesn't see Baynes putting in the effort in his offense sets.
Coach Udoka doesn't even bring up the subject of Nando.
Coach Udoka had good things to say about Dexter Pittman.
Coach Udoka seems to be ready to push Cory Joseph to that final NBA point guard tweek where Cory becomes verbal to his team mates on the floor.
Other than COJO and Thomas I wasn't impressed by our play last night.
Pittman does look a little better to me then Baynes.
So disappointed in De Colo play. I thought he was suppose to be good. Am I missing something?
Last summer, Leonard was told to concentrate on his scoring and ball handling abilities during summer league play. I gotta wonder what instructions the Spurs leadership gave Joseph and DeColo to concentrate more on. Clearly, Joseph has come to play while DeColo is a no-show. We've seen Pittman who I think needs more work to crack any lineup. Not very assertive. Denmom is starting to get more time and scoring. So far, I'd sign Thomas and send him to Austin and work on his defense, ball handling, passing and developing his own shot because he can definitely nail it when he's left alone. Bring on game #3.
Yeah forgot to mention Thomas does need to improve his defense..
I am actually VERY Disappointed in Cory Joseph!
His improvement in running the Spurs NBA point guard is coming at a very slow motion.
Don't get me wrong, I like his defense, but I am still not sold that his improvement on Ball Handling and getting his teammates involved in moving the ball and dishing.
This is why I am a bit worried if Pop and the Front Office could not find a quality back up point guard to help TP next year.
I do LOVE that D. Thomas and according to RC Buford this guy might fill this VOID of GAP behind our HORSE Kawhi.... I hope Thomas keeps tearing it up and he will earn a spot here and play SF if he puts all his heart to it. LOVE his FOCUS and the toughness he is showing. Glad we had picked him up in the second round...He is a Scorer and is determined to WIN!!!! LOVE his attitude!!!!
Pittman looks ok but he needs a lot of work still not too shabby.
Baynes was impressive on the boards tonight with his 15 Rebounds (Highest Honor of Boards in the SL this year!!!!) . At the end of that game vs. Atla Baynes said in the interview that he needed to REBOUND and have a BETTER POSITION and I LOVED to see the BIG improvement from game 1 this summer league to game 3 win vs Atla. I thought he prob was a bit nervous the past two games?...... This is that Baynes who could HELP us!!!!
De Colo seemed to be trying so hard to impress and I did like a lot of his game vs. Atlanta much better than the previous 2 SL games. De Colo has a very high basketball IQ and I like his demeanor and approach despite his little D. Can't wait to see his Defense improve more so Pop can grant him more minutes.
Other than that I was not impressed with anyone else the last few SL games. Let's hope to see our Spurs continue their improvements so we can find out who will be the best on this SL at the end!!!
Go Spurs Go!
Go Spurs Go!
Last edited by spurscrazed; 07-16-13 at 12:18 AM.
"I am actually VERY Disappointed in Cory Joseph!"
The coach said he aggravated an old back injury before the game.
The coach said he was pleased with De Colo's perimeter D.
I'm still hoping I hear the same comment from him in regards to Thomas before this tournament is over.
I thought we had to go back to PG by committee again... Lol
Go Spurs Go!
maybe is a team police talk about their active players only, and leave judgment of unsigned players until they reach deal or relase....
Im honored to be on this team right now because hes going to be great for years to come, and Im going to hold on as long as I can. -Tim Duncan on Kawhi Leonard.
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Vatican first approves, then bans iPhone confessions?
So much fuss has been made over "Confession: A Roman Catholic app" that you would think that this is the only Roman Catholic iPhone app ever created. Christopher Williston, however, listed just a few of his favorite, including the older iConfess, last year in "iPray: Smartphone apps for the faithful."
So what's the big deal with this latest addition to the long list of Catholic apps? The Vatican.
We've had headlines about the Vatican introducing and approving the app, as well as the app absolving your sins (PC World). The PC World article does acknowledges that confessing to your phone does not give you absolution, but headlines from many news organizations have been less than subtle. In reality, South Bend, Indiana-based Little iApps developed the Confession app with two priests and received an imprimatur from Bishop Kevin C. Rhodes of the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend.
But today news of papal approval is mixed with news of papal disapproval. "The Vatican puts its foot down," reads the AFP article, about spokesman Federico Lombardi statement that you can't confess over a phone, as if anybody ever thought that was the case.
It's easy to roll your eyes about the obsession with odd stories about the "Vatican," and the imprimatur seems at least to be good marketing for Little iApps, but my question is how important "papal" approval is for such initiatives.
Will more Catholics use such tools with a go-ahead from Rome or even just their local bishop? What about all cultural Catholics who the app is directed at—the iPhone users who haven't been to confession (and maybe not Mass) for years but who read about this app in PC World? If they don't hear Lombardi's warning, will they use it as a replacement for the real thing?
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San Francisco head coach Mike Singletary pronounced Alex Smith as his starting quarterback for next season, with one caveat.
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Here's a fun Tex Avery cartoon from 1938. There's a great music score from Carl Stalling in this one (especially the finale where the penguins play "When My Dream Boat Comes Home") and some very funny gags like the impossible-to-understand host of the show (was this someone's radio schtick at the time? Hanna and Barbera also used it in "The Goose Goes South" at MGM in 1941).
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Sure: I remember this cartoon: too funny, I was hypnotize by the alternative life of the penguins, a sort of ironic portrait of our society!
It's hilarious the 1:04 minute: when the Waiter prepares the cocktail in the Penguin: I always remind that sceen!!Even the music in the beginning title card was familiar! Fantastic post!
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The doubletalk is from Cliff Nazarro, who at the time seemed to pop up on the Jack Benny Show about once a month with this type of inspired gibberish (he was on various shows through the 40s at least) and apparently did a lot of bit roles in B movies. He also did Egghead most of the time, so he would've been handy.
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1. Re: JBoss 6 - Envers missing?Nicklas Karlsson Dec 26, 2010 6:27 AM (in response to thomas10)
It might be a part of the hib release but not included in the AS. Drop in the envers jar next to the other hib jars in the AS
2. Re: JBoss 6 - Envers missing?thomas10 Dec 27, 2010 6:29 AM (in response to Nicklas Karlsson)
Thanks for your answer.
I thought along the same lines and did try that approach. It works, but I wonder why AS does not include the full hibernate release. And it just does not feel correct to duplicate the hibernate libraries just to get the full release... what is the rationale anyway to ship a stripped down version of hibernate?
Maybe I am suffering of paranoia but dropping my own hibernate libs seems to be quite dangerous if the versions dont match exactly.
3. Re: JBoss 6 - Envers missing?Nicklas Karlsson Dec 27, 2010 4:19 PM (in response to thomas10)
The only reason I can think of is that deployment scanning is more expensive for all deployments if envers is enabled. I think you should(tm) be safe as long as you check the META-INF manifest of the hibernate-core to make sure you have the correct version.
4. Re: JBoss 6 - Envers missing?thomas10 Dec 28, 2010 2:07 AM (in response to Nicklas Karlsson)
Ok, thank you. Just one more question: What is the right lib folder to use? The local server lib or the global lib?
5. Re: JBoss 6 - Envers missing?jaikiran pai Dec 28, 2010 2:21 AM (in response to thomas10)1 of 1 people found this helpful
thomas10 wrote:
From what I understand of this (which even applies to Envers) http://in.relation.to/14172.lace, it was never meant to be part of the single hibernate-core.jar.
6. Re: JBoss 6 - Envers missing?Nicklas Karlsson Dec 28, 2010 5:58 AM (in response to thomas10)
I've just put it there in common lib with the other hibernate jar:s
7. Re: JBoss 6 - Envers missing?sanfran0201 Apr 4, 2011 8:08 PM (in response to Nicklas Karlsson)
Hi Nicklas,
I am at a loss of (1) which jar to use and (2) whether to replace an existing jar or drop a new jar.
JBoss-6.0.0.Final contains hibernate-core.jar (version 3.6.0.GA) This jar, as correctly stated earlier, does not contain org.hibernate.envers. I downloaded hibernate-distribution-3.6.0.Final-dist.tar.gz from http://sourceforge.net/projects/hibernate/files/hibernate3/3.6.0.Final/hibernate-distribution-3.6.0.Final-dist.tar.gz/download . hibernate-distribution-3.6.0.Final-dist.tar.gz's hibernate3.jar does not exactly match jboss6's hibernate-core.jar where org.hibernate.ejb package is 'missing' in hibernate-core.jar but fully populated in hibernate-distribution-3.6.0.Final-dist.tar.gz's hibernate3.jar. Other than that, everything seems to be the same. Consequently, it doesn't seem that I can replace jboss6's hibernate-core.jar with hibernate3.jar.
Then I took the other route of NOT replacing jboss6's hibernate-core.jar but dropping a new jar for envers. I downloaded the latest version, envers-1.2.2.ga-hibernate-3.3.jar, from http://www.jboss.org/envers/downloads, the 1.2.2.GA release. When I performed a file-by-file comparison between envers-1.2.2.GA class files vs the package org.hibernate.envers in hibernate-distribution-3.6.0.Final-dist.tar.gz's hibernate3.jar, the two were significantly different (I can post the differences if you wish).
Therefore, I am at a quandary. I can not simply (a) replace hibernate-core.jar with hibernate3.jar, nor can I (b) drop envers-1.2.2.ga-hibernate-3.3.jar into <JBOSS_SERVER>/common/lib
Any help is appreciated.
8. Re: JBoss 6 - Envers missing?ja do Apr 5, 2011 10:00 AM (in response to sanfran0201)
Having the same problem as Mike above, and would be thankful for any help.
9. Re: JBoss 6 - Envers missing?thomas10 Apr 5, 2011 11:04 AM (in response to ja do)
It does work when I put hibernate3.jar in my server/default/lib folder. But this seems just plain wrong. Many classes are in common/lib/hibernate-core.jar as well as in my hibernate3.jar.
Is there an 'official' way to include envers? I could repackage my hibernate3.jar and just extract the envers related bits but thats completely wrong too.
Any help is appreciated.


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Peter Brock, ed. These Strange Criminals: An Anthology of Prison Memoirs by Conscientious Objectors from the Great War to the Cold War. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2004. ix + 505 pp. $79.00 (cloth), ISBN 978-0-8020-8707-2; $47.00 (paper), ISBN 978-0-8020-8661-7.
Reviewed by Scott H. Bennett (Department of History, Georgian Court University)
Published on H-Peace (January, 2006)
Wars Will Cease When Men and Women Refuse to Fight
Disillusioned by the killing fields of the First World War, British poet Wilfred Owen, in the war's most memorable antiwar passage, mockingly declared: "Dulce et decorum est pro patra mori" ("it is sweet and seemly to die for one's country"). Writing a half-century later, Jeffrey Porteous, a Vietnam War conscientious objector (CO), quoted this line by Owen in his memoir (p. 427). Owen's verse could serve as the theme of this anthology of prison writing by COs.
Peter Brock, professor emeritus at the University of Toronto, brings a unique perspective to this anthology. Among the world's preeminent historians of pacifism, Brock was a World War II CO who spent four months in two London prisons. In this volume, Brock addresses two audiences: peace historians (interested in COs) and penologists (for whom CO prison literature supplements that written by common criminals).
Brock borrows his title from E. W. Barnes, the pacifist Bishop of Birmingham. In 1941, Barnes dubbed prison COs "strange criminals" in order to distinguish these prisoners of conscience from "common criminals." Brock includes prison accounts written by thirty English-speaking COs--from the United States, Britain, New Zealand, Australia, and Canada--jailed for war resistance during the "Great War," the "Good War," and the "Cold War."[1] These memoirs, which represent a broad range of comparative pacifist and antiwar thought and experience, include accounts from both religious and secular COs with various religious, political, philosophical, and humanitarian perspectives. Notably, many were Quakers and/or socialists. None were draft dodgers, those who sought to evade conscription through legal means (exemptions and deferments) and illegal means (fleeing); all were war resisters, who openly defied the draft and accepted the consequences of their principled antiwar stand.
Brock provides valuable introductions to each of the book's three sections and headnotes to each memoir. His decision to assemble longer narratives--excerpted from published and unpublished memoirs, prison letters, periodicals, pamphlets, personal papers, and oral histories--enables readers to understand the experiences of prison COs. Scholars will be grateful that Brock chose to include previously unpublished memoirs, even though in some cases already published memoirs (such as Evan Thomas's account of CO strikes at Fort Leavenworth during World War I) provide a more compelling account than those by Arthur Dunham and Albert Voth included in this volume.
During the twentieth century, Britain and the United States progressively liberalized the right of conscientious objection. While the human cost of becoming a CO declined between World War I and the Vietnam War, objectors were still imprisoned. In addition, provisions for conscientious objection were more generous in Britain than in the United States--as well as most other nations. France, for instance, did not recognize conscientious objection until the 1960s.
During World I, in Britain, the Military Service Act of 1916 authorized tribunals to grant religious and secular COs complete exemption from military service, or to assign them to alternative civilian service or to noncombatant military service. In the United States, the Selective Service Act of 1917 effectively limited CO status to members of the historic peace churches (Quakers, Mennonites, and Brethren). In New Zealand, the government limited CO status to pacifist sects. There were nearly 6,000 imprisoned COs in Britain, 450 in the United States, and 800 in New Zealand.
During World War II, Britain and the United States liberalized provisions for conscientious objection. In the National Service Act of 1939, Britain continued to grant religious and secular COs either exemption or assignment to civilian service or noncombatant military service; in addition, "selective objectors" were recognized and tribunals were more sympathetic toward claims for CO status. In the United States, the Selective Service Act of 1940 broadened the religious test and permitted COs to choose non-combatant military service or "work of national importance under civilian direction." Still, 4,500 COs were imprisoned in Britain and 6,000 in the United States.
During the Vietnam War, the major conflict of the Cold War, the U.S. Supreme Court, in United States v. Seeger (1965) and Welsh v. United States (1970), extended the right of conscientious objection to secular objectors (who base their objection on non-religious grounds), but not selective objectors (who oppose a particular conflict but not all wars). Between 1965 and 1972, some 4,000 COs were jailed in America.
Even though prison conditions improved during the twentieth century, these memoirs recount the universal humiliation, degradation, dehumanization, and poor, often harsh, conditions endured by COs (and common criminals) in Anglo-American prisons. Inmates suffered poor food, inadequate medical attention, overcrowding, spiritual deprivation, the loss of autonomy and privacy, mail censorship, insufficient reading and writing materials, petty regulations, solitary confinement, hard labor, and abusive guards. During World War I, for instance, some British COs were beaten and subjected to "brute force" (p. 85); John Evans, a Canadian CO (in a British military prison) who refused to march in a military parade, was beaten, whipped, shoved down stairs, and placed in solitary confinement; and non-cooperative American COs at Fort Leavenworth and other military prisons were handcuffed to their cell bars for eight hours a day. During World War II, conditions improved and guards seldom inflicted violence on COs. Malcolm Parker, an American CO who waged work and hunger strikes at Sandstone prison, recalled that the staff showed "unbelievable tolerance and restraint" in the face of "extreme provocation" by rebellious COs (p. 337).
Collectively, these CO memoirs criticize the emphasis in prison on punishment rather than rehabilitation. Several memoirs include recommendations to reform prison with an eye towards rehabilitation. Recommendations included abolishing mistreatment, petty regulations, neglect, racism, and censorship; allowing more letters, books, and visits by family, friends, and religious leaders; and implementing other policies designed to meet the inmates' social, spiritual, psychological, and educational needs.
War and peace are gendered spheres. Both men and women have been conscientious objectors, but, in general, only men were subjected to conscription and thus only men were (in the narrow sense) COs. There were exceptions, and Brock makes the most of these. During World War II, British women were conscripted for industrial work and civil defense, including fire-watching duties against incendiary bombs from German planes; those who refused on pacifist grounds were convicted and jailed. Brock includes accounts from two such women, Quakers Kathleen Lonsdale and Kathleen Wigham. A distinguished scientist, Lonsdale spent a month in London's Holloway Prison for Women, where she was appalled by the poor sanitation. Like many other COs, her experience prompted her to promote prison reform; to this end, her memoirs were published by the Prison Medical Reform Council. Wighan, a working-class pacifist, was fined for rejecting industrial conscription and "work which will relieve anyone else to do military service" (p. 242). Refusing both to remit the fine and to allow others to remit it for her, Wigham was sentenced to jail.
The section on Cold War America, unlike the sections on World War I and World War II, includes prison writing from American COs only. Despite its title, this section, with one exception, focuses exclusively on the Vietnam War. In order to capture the voices of less literate COs, Brock culled two of the Cold War accounts from published oral histories. Even though prison conditions in the 1960s were an improvement over the First World War, COs still had to endure a deadening routine, strict discipline, lack of privacy, and, in a negative development, increased sexual violence. In addition, prisons still failed to deter crime and rehabilitate criminals.
Displaying great courage and indomitable spirit, the COs represented in this anthology resisted and sometimes rebelled against militarism, conscription, and prison conditions. Unlike common criminals, most COs were literate, were motivated by religious, political, and ethical principles, and were unburdened by guilt, since, in their view, conscientious objection was no crime. All of this enabled them, in prison, to maintain their convictions, spirit, and moral purpose. Despite near-certain punishment, many prison COs waged individual protests and practiced non-cooperation. During the First World War, COs refused to wear military uniforms in military prisons; refused to work in military prisons and on military-related projects; waged work and hunger strikes to protest conscription, poor treatment, and prison conditions; and refused to obey the odious rule, in British jails, to remain silent and not talk with other inmates. During World War II, American COs staged nonviolent protests, including work and hunger strikes, to protest the racism, censorship, poor food, parole policies, and dehumanizing regulations that they faced in prison.
Despite the overall excellence of Brock's astute selections, two areas might have been more fully addressed. First, although the excerpted memoirs brilliantly capture the COs' prison experience, they offer little on the reasons--religious, political, philosophical, and humanitarian--that led these COs to take their radical stand. The readings are mainly silent on the religious, political, and pacifist organizations that influenced, enrolled, and sustained many prison COs; in addition to churches, such groups included the Labour Party, the Socialist Party of America, the No-Conscription Fellowship, the Fellowship of Reconciliation, and the War Resisters League. In his introductions and headnotes, Brock does reference such groups, but CO voices on the influence of antiwar and pacifist groups on their antiwar dissent would be interesting. Of course, it is possible that the memoirists did not address this topic.
Second, this anthology emphasizes personal resistance and individual non-cooperation to prison policies, militarism, and conscription. In general, Brock devotes less attention to social and collective activism by prison COs, though he does includes examples of this tradition, most notably in the memoirs of American World War II COs Lowell Naeve, who participated in a successful 135-day work strike against Jim Crow in Danbury prison; Donald Benedict, an expert softball pitcher who refused to play against a visiting prison team until the warden (who wanted to win) released COs from administrative segregation, where they had been placed after going on a work strike to celebrate the anniversary of "International Student Peace Day" (which originated in the mid-1930s with the student strike for peace); and Malcolm Parker (mentioned above). Brock's treatment of the World War I CO work and hunger strikes at Fort Leavenworth illustrate his emphasis on personal rather than social and collective CO protest. In 1918 and 1919, COs at Fort Leavenworth waged work and hunger strikes to protest prison conditions and conscription. Brock references these strikes in his introduction (p. 8) and headnotes (pp. 128-129), but they are not sufficiently discussed in the memoirs of Leavenworth COs Arthur Dunham, Albert Voth, and Philip Grosser. However, these are minor caveats, not criticisms.
In summary, Peter Brock has edited an outstanding collection of memoirs by prison COs. This exciting anthology, which includes his own elegant prison memoir, will enrich and interest not only Brock's expressed audience of peace historians and penologists, but scholars (and students) in other disciplines as well. World War I spurred the creation of several pacifist organizations that opposed all wars and championed conscientious objection, including the War Resisters League, the U.S. affiliate of the War Resisters' International. The male and female prison COs in These Strange Criminals give human expression of the WRL slogan that "Wars Will Cease When Men Refuse to Fight."
[1]. For another comparative work, see Charles C. Moskos and John W. Chambers, ed., The New Conscientious Objection: From Sacred to Secular Resistance (New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1993).
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Scott H. Bennett. Review of Brock, Peter, ed., These Strange Criminals: An Anthology of Prison Memoirs by Conscientious Objectors from the Great War to the Cold War.
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Panda Bear at the Hollywood Bowl
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Who is going to this show? I don't really want to sit through the other bands playing so I'm not sure if I'll go or not. BUT does anyone think there is a chance of a secret show around that time in LA or even a SoCal solo show announced? It was announced today that he will be playing in Dallas so possibly more West Coast shows to be announced. Any ideas?
Not many of us are from the West Coast unfortunately. Unfortunately I don't think there looks to be a concrete touring schedule for Panda at this time. As much as I want to see Tomboy live, I'm fully prepared to realize that it's probably not going to happen. If you do make it out to the Bowl show, I'd really recommend you stay and sit through all the other bands (except for Arctic Monkeys, I think they sucks)
[quote="Tabelz"]unfortunately. Unfortunately[/quote] man oh man ain't nothing fortunate 'round here [quote="Tabelz"]except for Arctic Monkeys, I think they sucks[/quote] well they suck it and see anyway
[quote="Tabelz"](except for Arctic Monkeys, I think they sucks)[/quote] Agreed. I would love to go to the Hollywood Bowl. Can't, though. If you go, get there early. There is going to be a ton of rare, limited merch at the merch hole (according to Sonic Boom). Cool posters n shit.
The biggest problem is that I have to be back in San Diego for class at 9am the next day. I need to convince my roommate to trek with me. I'm sure it will be worth it. Thanks for the heads up on the merch, too. I really want to go to this show. I hope it works out.
So I just went ahead and bought tickets. I plan on getting there quite early to get a jump on that merch. I am very excited for this.
Youll have to tell us how it goes.
show reports are great!
Oh, I certainly will. I take it that not too many patrons here are on the West Coast. And this year I have had some great luck meeting artists this year (James Blake, John Maus, Ariel Pink, Bradford Cox, got acknowledged by all of AnCo during their sound check at Coachella) so hopefully I can meet Noah.
I wish I was and I plan on moving there, but for the time being I'm on the East Coast. Good luck with meeting Noah.
I'd guess almost anyone here would have a better chance of seeing them live/meeting them than I would, living in Canada. Particularly Saskatchewan. And being a minor. I dream of meeting them, giving them my compliments, telling them how they've changed my life.. you know, all that you'd expect to hear from an obsessed teenager~ Still, I've pretty much accepted that this will never happen, though, but if I ever had even a small chance of seeing them live or talking to them, I'd take it! (What a lovely, awkward conversation that would be!) Anyways, I hope you get to see Panda perform!
Someone at CA saw Geo at the grocery store. That would be so cool.
I ran into John Maus and Ariel Pink at a coffee shop once. That was a very awesome moment. They let me join them and chat!
That's insane. Tell us more. Now. It would be really bizarre to meet Ariel Pink.
It would be like, I me Ariel Pink looking through trash cans or I saw Ariel Pink giving a lecture at a college. A situation that defies explanation.
I saw Deakin at the movies one time.
No you didn't. That's just too cool to be true. WHY CAN'T I MEET FAMOUS PEOPLE?! Well I guess I met Wayne Coyne at a concert (not Flaming Lips concert) but I've told you all that story before. And the other week I met a guy who is friends with Banksy. But really. I want to meet the Animal Collectives.

I love the Hollywood bowl, I usually go there at least once every summer. I haven't yet. I SHOULD go to this. I don't exactly why I'm not itching to. (Cold Primates maybe)
Well, John Maus and Ariel Pink are a couple of characters. Surprisingly, Ariel Pink was fairly normal. He seemed a bit uneasy that someone noticed him. He said he wasn't used to the recognition. But John Maus is a smart man and he asked me loads of questions pertaining to my education and where I want to go with it. So that was pretty great. SHINSY: I too was pissed about the Arctic Monkeys, but the show is too great to pass up. Sonic Boom has been talking about the Hollywood show quite a bit so I feel it will be worth it.
I wouldn't recognize John Maus. But I would recognize Ariel.
[quote="MoonDog"]No you didn't. That's just too cool to be true. WHY CAN'T I MEET FAMOUS PEOPLE?! Well I guess I met Wayne Coyne at a concert (not Flaming Lips concert) but I've told you all that story before. And the other week I met a guy who is friends with Banksy. But really. I want to meet the Animal Collectives.[/quote] Lulz I met Deakin was here on the ODDSAC movie tour. I've met Robin Pecknold, 1/2 of Neutral Milk Hotel. Waved to Chris Walla one time. Other than that, haven't met anyone I consider famous. But I'm hoping to meet Jack White when he comes to Atlanta w/Raconteurs in Nov.
Well that makes more sense haha. I thought you went to go see Inception or something and Deaks just sat down in the theater.
you guys make me sad with your Arctic Monkeys hate. I'm really in love with their music and beautiful lyricism. It seemed like the perfect show to me because of the entire line-up. As for people i've met...I've really only met Ween and...Neon Trees (my cousin's band of choice, they were super super nice though). The idea of John Maus and Ariel Pink hanging out together seems so right. Like you just walked in on an alternate universe that is perfect.
tonight or tomorrow night? I've also decided when I have a moment i'm going to make an Arctic Monkeys thread and convert you all.
The show was so unreal. Perfect. Panda Bear was spot on. BROS WAS SO GREAT!
It was only a 35 minute set but I felt like it was forever (I WISH). But they cut the intro a little on YCCOM, went into a great Tomboy, then Slow Motion, AN UNREAL LNATJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, I was praying for Alsatian Darn (no such luck) so that got me worried he wasnt going to play Bros buuuuut then he played BULLSEYE. There was a pause in the set, so I began to get sad but then a very trebley, steady clap roared and he played Comfy and Bros. Comfy and Bros was like a religious experience for me. I can't explain the feeling but it was the best thing ever. Great show. In the past year, his live performance has vastly improved.
35 minutes! That seems short!
Yeah that's like a Beatles show at the height of Beatlemania. Too bad they weren't allowed to jam longer like they did in the old days. Oh well.
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Catholic Charities USA is observing its 100th anniversary this week. About 1,000 people connected to Catholic Charities programs around the country are gathered in Washington to celebrate the past and plan for the future.
Reducing poverty is the big issue on the agenda. The national network is in the middle of a campaign to cut poverty in half by 2020. Last week the agency reported that more than 9.1 million people sought services at its agencies in 2009 -– a 7.5 percent jump from 2008.
The celebration began Sept. 25 with Mass at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. It continues through Sept. 28 with panel discussions and visits to Capitol Hill to lobby on behalf of people living on the margins.
This year's gathering falls on the exact dates of the first national meeting of Catholic charitable workers in the nation's capital in 1910.
That first confab was commemorated with a photo as clergy and lay leaders who made up what became the National Conference of Catholic Charities posed on the steps of McMahon Hall on the campus of The Catholic University of America.
After the centennial Mass, it happened again.
The hundreds who came to Washington for the centennial convention recreated that historic photo as they also gathered at McMahon Hall. Trying to fit the crowd on the steps proved to be a challenge. They spilled onto the driveway in front of the building.
While it took quite some time to get everyone in position for the photographer, Catholic Charities USA now has a comparable photo for the history books.
Catholic Charities was kind enough to share the most recent photo with Catholic News Service. Earlier, CNS obtained the photo of that first gathering from the American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives and we offer them both here for your enjoyment.


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Eastside gets initial OK to expand clinic
Veterinarians want to apply for TIF funds.
Following a request for tax-increment financing prior to Redevelopment Authority approval, the Gothenburg City Council approved a memorandum of understanding for the expansion of Eastside Animal Center.
The memorandum is between the city, the Redevelopment Authority and Taproot, Inc.—which is the corporate name for the vet clinic.
TIF supports a project by allowing the tax revenue generated by the property to help pay for its development.
At their April 5 meeting, the council members heard city attorney Mike Bacon say favorable building weather is necessary for Eastside owners Randy Burge and Ryan O'Hare to get work started and finished.
Because their clinic is busy and crowded, Bacon said the owners want to expand west of the existing clinic at 805 I St.
"We'll consider this and go foward and do the paperwork later," he said.
In February, Burge and O'Hare bought Gothenburg Animal Hospital from Dr. Roger Dudley.
Dudley closed the business to become the state epidemiologist for the Bureau of Animal Industry.
Burge and O'Hare also hired three Gothenburg Animal Hospital employees.
Under the memorandum agreement, Taproot, Inc.:
Must do its best to acquire the property and start construction no later than May 30. City officials said Wendell Brott owns some of the land wanted for expansion.
Verify that the project would not be economically feasible without the use of TIF and would not occur in the RDA area without the use of TIF.
Agrees to hold the city harmless from any suits, liability, expenses, etx. resulting from connection with the memorandum.
The city, in turn, will work to consider declaring the project blighted and substandard to make it eligible for TIF.
Mayor Joyce Hudson was authorized to execute the agreement.
Because a formal agreement has not yet been agreed to, more information about the project was unavailable.
On another matter, the council discussed and decided to send a survey to residents with water source heat pumps.
City officials want to find out how many non-metered electric customers are pumping and dumping water into the sanitary sewer since paying to treat clean water is an added expense.
Currently, commercial businesses with water-source heat pumps have their water metered.
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1. Jet-pack Soldier
This man has the extra ability of going 3" of height. But only every other turn since the jet-pack needs to recharge.
2. Barbarian
This man, when not wearing armor, gets a extra inch to speed, and when holding a large two-handed weapon, gets a +1 to skill. Can duel wield two handers.
3. BrikWussy/Courier
Basically the opposite of a Barbarian, +2 inches to speed when wearing armor.
4. Healer
Has the ability to attempt the heal self back alive after being hit by a deathly attack once a game. Has to roll a higher skill than the attacker. Also can revive friendly units by rolling a skill roll twice. If the first roll is higher than the second, the unit gets reanimated, with -1 to skill and -1 to and inch of speed every time they are revived. If the second roll is higher than the first, nothing happens, and is still dead. It has a recharge time of 3 rounds.
Those are some ideas, more to come. Any suggestions? Constructive Criticism welcome.


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Crossovers are fun to write, but not so much to read unless I know the author is capable. As such, in this regard I'll be incredibly self centered and say I only like it when I do it.
Though some other authors I know are capable have written crossovers, it's been with stuff I've never seen so I don't read them.
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Location: Place of rocks and trees, and trees and rocks...and water.
Age: 27
I've read a few good crossovers here and there, but I find that they either have to be short pieces or long epics that go into great detail and builds up plot-holes in both series . The short pieces keep too much of that OOCness from coming up, and the epics usually manage to have the space to properly blend the two series.
|2010-01-07, 18:59
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The Interstellar Medium
Join Date: May 2008
Location: [SWE]
Age: 29
Posting here too.
This serves as a sort of Prologue (quality might be lacking) for the character of Project V. I'm not entirely sure what I'll do with her, but she have a high chance of tying in with Wallachia.
Spoiler for The Empty Shell Searching For Answers:
|2010-01-07, 19:08
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Beta by Accident
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Maine
Age: 46
|2010-01-07, 19:32
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Master of the Shiny Crack
I always forget that those are sorts of crossovers, so I guess I can say I like those when they're well done (though tbh I can forgive a lot in the name of good writing) but I've never met a Character a meets character b story that I could stand.
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Zombie Slayer in Training
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Asia
I love crossovers, especially crossovers done right! What I love more is that Nanoha has an excuse for crossovers because of TSAB.
I'd be lying if I said I didn't think of a Nanoha/Slayers crossover, the queens of beam spam? There's no way I wouldn't think about it:
I kind of feel Lina Inverse might be too powerful an opponent. I feel like Lina is a combination of Fate, Nanoha and Hayate: Lina's an all range fighter she can go hand-to-hand, take a lot of pain (thanks to her sister, Luna); good with a sword (again, courtesy of Luna who is the Knight of Ceipheid supposedly, Luna is a little better than Gourry, which is saying something); bring out the Ragna Blade (yes, it requires a lot of incantation, Chaos spells take a lot of time to set-up, in this regard Lina's like Hayate) which is similar to Fate's Zamber mode but she can only bring it to play for a limited time. Lina's Dragon Slave is equivalent to Starlight Breaker but its not Lina's gamebreaker move, no, that would be the Giga Slave.
This... I think is what makes Lina break way ahead of the game. Giga Slave doesn't just destroy gods or destroy planets but it can end the universe.
Also, Lina cheats. A lot. She's more than a combat pragmatist, fair fight for Lina means she's going to stack every advantage on her side. Every time. One of the things that can level the playing field for everyone is that Lina is extremely reluctant to bring the Giga Slave into play. Plus, Nanoha, Fate and Hayate could always take advantage of Lina's greed. But can you imagine Lina allying herself with the Three Aces? *shivers* Terrifying.
Yeah... I've been thinking about this for a while.
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Queen of Tragedy
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Place of rocks and trees, and trees and rocks...and water.
Age: 27
|2010-01-08, 00:45
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Queen of Tragedy
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Place of rocks and trees, and trees and rocks...and water.
Age: 27
Double post!
RadiantBeam + deathcurse + any story = ANGST!
Somehow, these Logs started developing plot...and seriousness...and angst, of course...! This begins a story arc in the Logs!
RB and dc proudly present: Case File: Runaways
Daily Activity Log of Officers F. Testarossa and N. Takamachi
Spoiler for Log #3: Runaways, part 1:
Please note the one month time jump! And don't worry everyone: the crack will be coming back soon . Of course, the angst will be here to stay too (what did you expect? )
Last edited by deathcurse; 2010-03-04 at 01:25. Reason: Added a line near the end, sorry!
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Lina is the daughter of Merchants. While she is an absurdly powerful sorceress, you can spot almost every logic in her action as profit/loss thinking. That's why she's cutthroat. That's why she's 'greedy'. That's why she cheats, stacks the deck, and takes every opertunity she gets to WIN. That's how she goes from being short tempered 14yr old redhead to outwitting Mazoku in no time flat. She's always thinking like a business owner.
|2010-01-08, 08:57
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Zombie Slayer in Training
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Asia
I guess its why I found myself loving the Nanoha cast too, because they're also, in their own way, pragmatic. Maybe, I just love combat pragmatists!.
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IS: Liar's Mask
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Sendai
I guess shes like Nanoha in the way that she has the mentality of "I love this so much I'd rather die than give up what I makes me who I am."
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|2010-01-08, 12:13
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Test Drive
|2010-01-08, 12:55
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And now, for something different, I'm FINALLY getting out a new chapter to Red Jewel Diaries, my continuation of Crisis but with more relationship focus. I wanted Heritage to be chapter 2, but between what I had written and the heavily detailed notes, it was over half-way done.
Except all that was lost when my computer died. Still awaiting word if it can be retrieved. So in the meantime, I'm shuffling things and putting this out as chapter 2. With luck, Heritage will be chapter 3. So, without further ado, here is the rough draft to chapter 2:
Red Jewel Diaries
Chapter 2: Family
Spoiler for Red Jewel Diaries Chapter 2: Family:
Wondering if I wasn't subtle enough, or too subtle. Let me know if I should change names :P
And for the notes I plan to attach when I post to ff.net:
Spoiler for Author's notes:
|2010-01-08, 13:33
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Senior Member
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|2010-01-08, 13:55
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Queen of Tragedy
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Place of rocks and trees, and trees and rocks...and water.
Age: 27
RB makes crack dramatic, then I just start making things into tragedies.... Yo RB, are we really that good of a combination? Everyone will be dead in a few chapters!
|2010-01-08, 14:14
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Thanks for the feedback, and let me know if I'm not addressing your concerns correctly!
I assume she talks with people, but no real close friends. At least that's my interpretation until I see more detailed information otherwise. I didn't want her to come across as a real loner, just as someone who has felt a bit out of place with no real close friends (hence, she concentrates more on her studies and learning from people like Yuuno).
I also figure that, since she's basically the church's holy person, that might mean some special treatment, which might make other kids resent her. Part of a way to generate issues for character growth later, and to show why she ends up good friends with Corona (and later Rio).
I'll adjust it a bit and see if I can make it sound a bit better.
But my thoughts currently are: I figure he could get the basics down in 6 months or so. No idea how complicated teleporting is to learn, but movie manga suggests flying takes at least a couple of months and Fate was talented. The more advanced stuff like hostile teleports would take him longer, just as a guess. It was more to tie into the fact that he does know how and is fairly good at it by the series, suggesting he had plenty of time to work at it and get good.
There's a wide range of teleports which I assume require their own work:
Self-teleport to a place you can see
Self-teleport to a place you can't see
Work on increasing Distance
Taking more than 1 person with you
Taking people who are fighting against it, with you
But again, I can tidy that section up to reflect that if it's a real concern.
Thanks for the input.^^
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Invasive Lionfish Stump Marine Scientist
Scuba Divers Fight Back
By Fred Garth
The lionfish invasion has gotten more press than Chris Christie's Bridgegate scandal. And even though we're killing them as fast as we can, lionfish refuse to go away…sort of like Christie. The popular aquarium fish with stunning spines and candy stripes are native to the Indo-Pacific. But, as we've heard, they have infested the East Coast of the US, the Bahamas and the Caribbean. They're numbers have grown so large that they're eating native reef fish with abandon. It's an issue that has authorities plenty worried and perplexed.
The best idea so far is for scuba divers to hunt them down and eat them. The question is, can we eat them up before they eat everything else? The good news is that lionfish tastes yummy. It's white, flaky meat is akin to flounder or cod. Recently, I had a fine batch of the critters at the FloraBama Yacht Club in Pensacola, Florida. Head chef Chris Sherrill, who is a certified lionfish assassin, fried them with some grits on the side and we munched 'em like a wild band of stray cats. If mankind can wipe out animals we don't even eat, like condors and manatees, then we're a disgrace to our species if we can't eradicate a fish that tastes so good.
Even though the scuba diving community has become gun slinging cowboys chasing the lawless lionfish banditos, they have limitations. One major obstacle is that average scuba divers can't go beyond about 130 feet. Lionfish, on the other hand, thrive as deep as 300 feet where only submarines and three-headed sea monsters dwell. To exacerbate the problem, lionfish living in deeper waters are often much larger (as big as 16-inches long) which means they can produce even more eggs. Scuba divers can help to control lionfish populations up to a point but they're helpless in deep water. Other solutions must be developed quickly to stop their seemingly endless expansions. Here's the latest updates:
In 2013, Frank Cooney Jr., whose family owns the Bimini Sand Resort, invented a trap that supposedly only catches lionfish. It's an ingenious contraption but it's still in the early stages of testing. If Cooney's trap or another iteration of it proves successful, we might begin to stem the tide invaders in deep and shallow waters.
In Rocky Mountain streams and lakes all over the county, where big trout are the prize, hatcheries raise sterile trout that can't and won't breed. These triploid trout, so named because they're given a third chromosomes, were developed so they wouldn't interbreed and water down the indigenous trout's gene pool. Sterilization may help to slow the reproduction of lionfish but it's untested and only being discussed on forums, blogs and seminars.
More Science
In the Indo-Pacific, lionfish have not run roughshod over the reefs so something is keeping their numbers in check. Perhaps it's a parasite or some other microorganism. The reason is unknown but experts point out that Pacific groupers eat lionfish so if the grouper population is healthy, usually the lionfish population is in balance. Atlantic groupers don't seem to eat lionfish. And, grouper schools in Florida and the Caribbean are but a fraction of what they once were. Groupers may learn to eat lionfish if efforts to reestablish grouper populations are successful. A reef that is teeming with grouper will likely be a reef that has fewer lionfish because the big groupers will eat just about anything to survive.
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The Walrus Says
2. What and where are Pardon Tucker Place and Fox Run?
3. What is the name of the WWII battery at the lighthouse?
(Answers at the end of the column)
Elizabeth Mancini, Dave Reilly and Ed Silvia have the answer to last week's poser. "It's 'Blackbird' written by Paul McCartney, but credited to Lennon/McCartney," says Elizabeth. Ed and Dave both added that it is from the Beatles' White album.
Diana Brown writes "during a very snowy day in Newport" that Gary Cooper's love interest in "Love in the Afternoon" was Audrey Hepburn. "In response to your notation about opening plastic containers, I literally had to use a pair of pliers to open a quart of milk the other day. Once the seal unwound, the cap would not come off! Security to the extreme."
The leading roles in "Love is a Many Splendored Thing" were played by William Holden and Jennifer Jones.
*** Hubba! Hubba!
Monday is Sandy Hanson's birthday. Lotsa hugs, please!
This week's B.J poser from the Jamestown Community Chorus' May concert: "B-b-b-bird, bird, bird, b-bird's the word."
A note to seniors on Medicare and holding Blue Chip cards: Blue Cross is no longer paying for the once-a-year dental exam. Better check with all your medical providers before setting up appointments. We were told it's the result of a cutback in federal funding for Medicare. We were also told by a representative of Blue Cross that her company never paid for Blue Chip dental coverage. I'd like to thank whoever it was who paid for mine for the past 10 years.
Some 240,000 "non-essential" Washington, D.C. workers were told to stay home during the recent mid-Atlantic snowstorm. Huh! What do 240,000 non-essential workers do?
Starting next Wednesday, Feb. 24, the Jamestown Arts Center will begin a four-week beading class for teens taught by East Ferry Deli's Emily Coble at the Jamestown Gallery at East Ferry. Check out www.jamestownartcenter. org for details.
Last week, we saw in advertising and commercials a holiday spelled three different ways: Presidents Day, President's Day and Presidents' Day. Is there a grammarian out there who can tell us which is correct and why?
Congratulations to islander Dennis Nixon, associate dean of the URI Graduate School of Oceanography, who recently celebrated the publication of the second edition of his casebook, "Marine and Coastal Law," which is used in undergraduate, graduate and law school classes around the country.
I read that the America's Cup contenders are too "fragile" to compete in sloppy conditions. The "America" herself and the many cup defenders up to, and including, the J-Boats and 12- Meters were seaworthy vessels, not billionaires' toys.
The next time you come back onto the island over the Jamestown Bridge, look south towards Beavertail and imagine a large wind turbine rising towards the sky, dominating that oncegorgeous view.
J.C. Pease wrote from Jarratt, Va. that the answer to B.J.'s poser for Feb. 4 is "Freebird" by Lynyrd Skynyrd. "I do have a question: My grandmom, Marie Morinho, used to take me to a store on the corner of Narragansett and I believe right across the street from East Ferry and that big hotel that is now condos. What was the name of the store, and who was the older gentleman who was always there (we got ice cream floats)?"
Can anyone help J.C.?
Peter Pemantell asks what movie this is from: "It was times like these when I thought my father, who hated guns and had never been to any wars, was the bravest man who ever lived."
If you marvel at the number and sizes of the various ships entering and leaving the bay regularly, don't miss the Friends of the Jamestown Library's presentation of "Narragansett Bay Shipping: A View From the Shore with Rod Smith" tonight at 7. For the past two years, Rod has documented the many ships that come up and down the bay with stunning photographs, which he then publishes on his website at www.narragansettbayshipping. com. Rod grew up at Hulls Cove and after a career in Maryland, returned to the island in 2006.
Watch out, a Fox has taken over the House.
Jon Campbell and Everett Brown will entertain with nautical songs this week at the Jamestown Philomenian Library during the Sunday afternoon music series beginning at 3.
A Snapple cap moment: The only food that does not spoil is honey.
Monday marks the date that George Washington was born in 1782. In a toast at a dinner in Versailles, Benjamin Franklin said, "George Washington, Commander of the American armies, who, like Joshua of old, commanded the sun and the moon to stand still, and they obeyed him."
Quirky answers:
1. Significant, beautiful specimen trees.
2. They are dead-end streets. Pardon Tucker runs south off of Brook Street. Fox Run is the first street to the left on Hamilton Avenue as you leave Mackerel Cove.
3. Whiting.
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i want to have dual boot ubantu with win 7 32bit but its not giving along side option during installation
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|Intel® Core™ i7-620M Processor
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Using the integrated Intel graphics: video, sound, ethernet, wireless and webcam worked out of the box for me with Ubuntu 10.04. Suspend and all magic FN keys (display brightness, volume etc.) also work fine. Compiz effects are quick and look good. The user who mentions fglrx and DRM above was using a version of this laptop with the ATI graphics, I suspect.
i want to have dual boot ubantu with win 7 32bit but its not giving along side option during installation
I'm dual booting Ubuntu & Windows 7 with a 4530s and everything is working great except 3 things. One is not such a big deal: the fingerprint reader. The other two may be related and are really annoying. The laptop is running superhot with the fan always on pretty high and the battery lasts like less than 2 hrs. On Windows 7 the laptop ran hot occasionally but nothing like this and the battery would last at least 3-3.5 hrs.
I'm pretty new to linux so I'm pretty helpless to fix these which is pretty disappointing. The main worry I had from a past linux experience was the wireless but that was effortless. If the laptop wasn't running so hot I could deal with the low battery life since I'm usually near an outlet anyway but the fan is annoying and I'm worried the heat levels will eventually damage the laptop. Since installing Ubuntu I haven't done anything much than browse simple sites like this so there's no reason for the heat generation that I can see. The air coming out of the vent is so hot you could use my laptop as a space heater when it's running Ubuntu! ;)
Not that I am too much confident this will help, because I heard from more sources, that HP laptops just have these heat problems more than other brands, even in Windows (mine is luckily OK). Also, I use different distro and desktop environment. But if it is not some hardware or hardware/driver problem it would not hurt to try:
Find a program for cpu frequency control, it may be already installed. If I recall it correctly, when I had been using Gnome, there was toolbar applet called Governor for that. It allowed to set several modes of power consumption, so to set some more energy-saving option might resolve both problems. And there are other apps for it, if you do not find one installed, try search Synaptic for keywords like 'cpu', 'cpufreq', 'frequency', 'power'. Generally, some of these apps are based on ACPI subsystem, others on kernel cpufreq control. The later are ususally better at the cpu control.
I would like also ask you all, if someone was able to configure the clickpad so that it works as close as possible to normal touchpad. Out of the box (almost 1,5 year ago), it was not possible to right click or drag anything and a multi touch caused unpredictable clicks nad jumps of the cursor. I was able to configure some multi-touch features, so now I have right-click emulated by two-finger tap, middle-click by three finger tap, and scroll by two finger drag (I can live with this). I can drag files/windows by one finger double-tap-hold-and-drag gesture, but this is not so comfortable, because when you need longer grag than the width of the clickpad allows, it is not possible (you have to release the dragged object and then double-tap-hold-and-drag again, which is possible when you are dragging a window, but not when you are dragging a file). The "normal" way, i.e. press the left button, hold it and drag with another finger does not work (or I was not able to configure it). I was not also able to disable touch sensitivity of the button area (which is probably the reason why the "normal" drag could not work).
If someone figured this out, I would be very grateful for description how to do it.
Update: I had a hard disk failure (hdd replaced under warranty, Hitachi –> Toshiba). It means I had opportunity to test fresh indtall of Linux Mint Debian XFCE 64 bit edtion . Bluetooth is the same, touchpad is configured and somehow works out of the box. The configuration is similar to my own tweaked one from previous install, only:
I still miss an emulation of pressing left button and dragging like on normal touchpad.
I chnage my hp os from 7 to linux by use of the cd that were with it.how can i come back to windows 7 again? F11 dosent work
I use a 64-bit system (Linux Mint XFCE - Debian testing based) and would like to ask other 64-bit users, if they have working bluetooth. It used to work on a 32-bit version of the same distro, but does not on 64-bit. The bluetooth seems to work until you actually try to connect a device. There are no warnings or error messages, the drivers load fine, the bluetooth manager comes up and shows both in/out traffic. Only that you can not see any device from the notebook, nor the notebook from other devices (both set to visible of course). Trying both default Debian testing kernel and Liquorix one with the same results.
Everything other works mostly fine out of the box, I only had to configure the clickpad to get the right and middle button functionality (throughd multi-touch gestures only, which is not always ideal), and I have sometimes problems with sound through the hdmi output, but that seems to be a pulse audio updates problem.
I am a amature in using linux. please guys help me to get it use it with full efficiency as i am using the windows 7. please guys help me…
I've got another problem with Gnome-shell and Ubuntu 11.10. Watching videos is pretty unpleasant as there's slight screen tearing in action scenes. Is there a bug report for this?
watch this bug to know when the touchpad will be fixed:
I have hp probook 4520s dual boot win 7 and ubuntu 11.04 but ubuntu dont boot it not works???? how I can fix that
Well, I've got a dual-boot setup with Windows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04 on this machine (version with 2310m and hd 3000 graphics) and it works great. Only it seems that Ubuntu is draining the battery a little faster than Windows and yesterday (about a week since I bought the laptop) Ubuntu froze on me. Don't know if it's the computer's fault or the 11.04, because lot's of things don't work on it quite right.
Oh yeah, face recognition works when screen lock is activated (it even recognizes me with glasses on, while HP software on Windows did not) but doesn't work when booting up. Doesn't initialize.
So, if anyone has ideas regarding the battery drain, I'd sure would like a note. Thanks!
Thibault, thanks for the link to correct Ralink RT3090 driver. I'm writing this comment using wireless network in Ubuntu 10.04 64bit.
I have Ubuntu 11.4 installed on the HP 4530s - everything works apart from the fingerprint reader.
Plugged in printer and it recognised it straightaway.
Also had OpenSuse on it before I put Ubuntu on it.
Hi all!
I am planning to buy one of these laptops and I need confirmation about the wireless card, which is a "combined Broadcom 802.11b/g/n 1×1 Wi-Fi and 2070 Bluetooth 2.1+EDR". Unfortunately I don't know the chip nor the PHY version. By the way the laptop itself is a Core i3-380M with Intel graphics version and I'm going to run Ubuntu 10.10 or 11.04 on it.
If possible, please explain the circumstances of a successful test eg. b43, brcm80211 or Broadcom STA driver, 2.4GHz and 5GHz channels, Bluetooth, monitor mode.
I'm also intrested in the fingerprint reader. Could any of you get it to work?
I had only 1h30 of autonomy at first but since I installed laptop-mode-tools and Catalyst I have 3h30.
I just purchased this laptop, and I have installed Mint 10 Gnome. The right-click on the touchpad isn't working, and the wifi card did not configure. I thought this was unusual for Mint since it is based on Ubuntu, and most of the Ubuntu posts report success with the NIC. All FN keys work, Bluetooth works, wired Ethernet works. I haven't tried the mic or webcam yet.
If it makes a difference, I'm running the 64-bit version. If anyone has any ideas to help with these issues, please let me know. Thanks!
I have two issues:
1) The Touchpad is just awful. I've tried installing the PSMouse package but it won't build. Without some way of getting the right click to reliably work it FUBAR'd.
2) It won't shut down. I assume this is a bad driver (wireless maybe?) but I've not got the skill to troubleshoot it. Shame as the over laptop is pretty nice.
For the record I'm using Ubuntu 10.10.
I run VirtualBox on it.. It had enough cores to do virtualisation in it's sleep. BUT there are virtualization instructions in the CPU that you can enable in the bios ..
tested with Opensuse 11.3
the networkcard has a problem with suspending .. seems a driver problem
i could not get the webcam to work. will test wwan later..
The Fingerprint scanner on my other laptop did not work either. there are drivers for Lenovo laptops…
Ubuntu 10.10 works great. All Fn-s, Card reader and bluetooth are OK. The only problem is right-click on touchpad.
With OpenSuse everything was recognized, except the fingerprint reader.
On ArchLinux, I had to disable some modules to have the wifi working (adding !rt2800pci !rt2x00pci !rt2800usb !rt2x00usb in rc.conf). However I have no right click with the touch-pad. I had wifi and touch-pad troubles with Ubuntu Koala.
I had a problem with wifi using ubuntu 10.04, since the network card (Ralink RT3090) is installed with the wrong driver (RT2860). I just needed to install the correct driver (dependency on dkms.
If "unclaimed" with lshw -C network, you need to delete and re-install the deb.
Hi! has anybody try to configure fingerprint reader in HP Probook 4520s? I tried Debian 5.0, Fedora 14, Gentoo and OpenSolaris. And…I can be possible that the battery only works for 2h?
best regards
I installed Kubuntu 10.10 and the WLAN and Bluetooth don't work… In Ubuntu 10.04, it works all great without any problems.
I just bought the Hp probook 4520s, and installed ubuntu 10.04 lts… no problems, it took care of every thing, such as the blue tooth, wifi, etc.. the ATI drivers installation came as a pop-up, installed that also; no problems
I'm trying to install Kubuntu 10.04 and I encounter a couple of problems. The LiveCD works, but somehow not much else. After the installation Grub did not start up. I had to manually install Grub all over again from the LiveCD. After that, the kernel started booting, but then I would get a blank screen. Apparently, the automatic mode setting from the kernel (2.6.32) somehow is incompatible with the graphics card. After disabling it in the kernel command line (nomodeset), the console now starts, but the Xorg server somehow turns off the backlight… Still working on it.
I have just bought the HP Probook 4520s. I have been using Kubuntu 9.10. Default graphics settings does not work and had to disable acpi=off and added vga=771 to the boot options (F7) on boot screen. Useful guide can be found at http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3099811.0
I hope it helps others - my kubuntu now works like a charm ;)


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Former nursing home eyed as spot for substance abuse treatment
Waterford - Representatives from Stonington Behavioral Health Inc. will appear before the Zoning Board of Appeals on Thursday to propose turning the vacant nursing home on Rope Ferry Road into temporary housing for up to 144 adult men receiving outpatient treatment for substance abuse.
A public hearing is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the Town Hall Auditorium, after which the board is scheduled to discuss the issue.
For more than 40 years, the building on Rope Ferry Road was a state-licensed nursing home, last operated as Haven Health Center. It closed two years ago and despite marketing efforts, has remained vacant.
The organization is seeking a variance so the former nursing home may be used to create a structured living environment that provides "crucial psychological and emotional support to persons who are learning to live a sober life," according to the application.
Stonington Behavioral Health provides treatment services to adult civilians, active duty military personnel and veterans at three Stonington Institute locations in southeastern Connecticut: a main campus in North Stonington and two outpatient clinics in Groton.
Bedrooms in the Rope Ferry Road building would be semi-private, two beds each. Only 72 of the 77 bedrooms would be used by residents, who would stay at the facility only while enrolled in a clinic program. An average stay is about 30 days, the application says.
Residents would not be allowed to have personal vehicles. All transportation to and from the clinics would be in vans. According to the proposal, residents would attend clinic programs from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., would be allowed to see visitors at the clinic on Saturdays and, with supervision, at the new location on Sundays.
On-duty staff would be present at all times and would make rounds every 30 minutes, the proposal says.
In 1991, the state enacted legislation creating a moratorium on new nursing home beds. This year, a public act extended that moratorium to 2016. Stonington Behavioral Health, Inc. says its proposal should be accepted because the land "cannot be reasonably developed for any permitted use within the district."
The organization also states in the application that the proposed use is similar to the previous use, but "less intense," and will not impair the "essential existing character of the area" nor conflict with the general purpose and intent of the town's zoning regulations.
Calls to Stonington Behavioral Health CEO William Aniskovich and the organization's lawyer, Thomas Londregan, were not returned.
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