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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - The New England Patriots silenced their "End Zone Militia" on Sunday night, paying tribute to the victims of the Connecticut school shooting by canceling the traditional scoring celebration in which men dressed as Revolutionary War soldiers fire muskets into the air.
Two days after 20 children and six adults were shot to death at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., the Patriots joined teams across the NFL that honored the victims' memory by asking for a moment of silence and darkening their scoreboards.
New York Giants receiver Victor Cruz, after learning that he was the favorite player of one 6-year-old victim, wrote "R.I.P. Jack Pinto," ''Jack Pinto, my hero" and "This one is for you" on his shoes for the Giants game against the Falcons in Atlanta. Cruz said he called the boy's family after hearing he was a Giants fan and was told they planned to bury him in one of Cruz's No. 80 jerseys.
"I don't even know how to put it into words," Cruz said. "There are no words that can describe the type of feeling that you get when a kid idolizes you so much that unfortunately they want to put him in the casket with your jersey on. I can't even explain it."
The Patriots, the closest team to Newtown that was home on Sunday, wore a helmet sticker with the city seal and a black ribbon on it. The Giants, another popular team in southwestern Connecticut, affixed a decal with the school's initials - "SHES" - on their helmets. Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt wrote "Newtown, CT" on one of the gloves he wore in warmups and on both of his shoes for the game.
"We're playing football, and there's something much bigger going on in this world," Watt said. "I just wanted them to know, and I wanted everyone to know, that our thoughts are with them. Nothing is bigger than that. We played our game today, but honestly our thoughts are with them, the families, the teachers, the friends, the first responders, who had to go see that. My dad is a first responder. They were just kids."
Giants coach Tom Coughlin said the fact that the town was only about 90 minutes from New York City made the loss hit even harder.
"Being close to home, the players were greatly upset about it," he said. "Many of the players have young children so they can empathize with the parents who had young children killed. There was no one that escaped the effect of it, but that's not an excuse for why we played the way we played today."
In St. Louis, the players who wear No. 26 - Rams running back Daryl Richardson and Vikings cornerback Antoine Winfield - joined hands in a circle with their coaches at midfield before their game, surrounded by dozens of children wearing jerseys.
"I have a son that's in kindergarten. It choked me up because I would hate to be one of those parents," Rams running back Steven Jackson said. "You drop your kid off at school and he or she wants to go there and learn and better themselves, and to then go to the school and find that your child will no longer be with you. I couldn't imagine that thing."
The U.S. flag was at half-staff at Gillette Stadium, and a spokeswoman said the team planned to fire 26 flares into the air in a pregame ceremony before New England's night game against the San Francisco 49ers. Flags were also at half-staff in Baltimore, where the scoreboards went black as the public address announcer asked the crowd at the game between the Ravens and Denver Broncos to observe "silent reflection" in the wake of Friday's "horrific tragedy."
"As a parent you drop your kids off at school many times," said Miami Dolphins coach Joe Philbin, whose 21-year-old son Michael fell into a Wisconsin river and drowned in January. "It's hard to put into words what that community and those families must feel like. We obviously kept them in our prayers."
A moment of silence was observed at all 14 NFL games on Sunday; in Houston and in Arlington, Texas, the scoreboard went black. Members of the Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks stood quietly with their heads down on their sideline while fans stood silently at the Rogers Centre in Toronto.
The Bills did continue their pregame habit of playing U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday," which they've played before every home game this season. The song is in reference to British troops shooting and killing unarmed protesters in Derry, Northern Ireland in January 1972.
In Chicago, Green Bay wide receiver Donald Driver retweeted the names of the victims. St. Louis defensive end Chris Long said after the 36-22 loss the Vikings that it was hard to feel sorry for himself.
"As we sit here and feel sorry for ourselves after losing a football game, it really helps put things in perspective," he said. "I was watching TV last night and saw a victim's parent and I was really moved by that, the strength that they were showing up there. If we can all show that strength, we'll be all right as a team and as people. "

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Ahead of several big creative changes behind the scenes, Christina Applegate is leaving Up All Night after two seasons. "It's been a great experience working on Up All Night, but the show has taken a different creative direction and I decided it was best for me to...
Ahead of several big creative changes behind the scenes, Christina Applegate is leaving Up All Night after two seasons.
"It's been a great experience working on Up All Night, but the show has taken a different creative direction and I decided it was best for me to move on to other endeavors," Applegate said in a statement. "Working with Lorne Michaels has been a dream come true and I am grateful he brought me into his TV family. I will miss the cast, producers and crew, and wish them the best always."
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NBC declined to comment on Applegate's exit. After breaking the news of her departure, Deadline also reported that NBC still hopes to continue with the series and might be eyeing Lisa Kudrow to replace Applegate. However, Kudrow's producing partner, Scandal's Dan Bucatinsky, refuted that possibility, tweeting that there's "no truth to it at all."
Applegate's exit comes ahead of the show's transition from a single-camera comedy to a multi-camera comedy shot in front of a live studio audience. That change came after 11 episodes of Season 2 aired earlier this season in the Thursday at 8:30/7:30c time slot. Five episodes were set to be shot in front of a live audience sometime this year.
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NBC had also made several changes to the show between Season 1 and 2, including getting rid of the fictional daytime show hosted by Maya Rudolph's character and replacing original showrunner Jon Pollack with Tucker Crawley. Crawley was then replaced by Linda Wallem when NBC opted to change the show to a multi-camera format. Series creator and executive producer Emily Spivey also recently left the show.
It's unclear how the show would continue if Applegate was not replaced by another actress, considering her character is the major factor connecting Will Arnett, who plays Reagan's husband, Chris, and Rudolph, who plays Reagan's best friend and ex-boss, Ava. Earlier this season, Up All Night also added a new series regular — the role of Reagan's brother, Scott, played by Luka Jones. It was the show's talented cast, including longtime sitcom star Applegate, that kept Up All Night alive despite its many changes. "That talented cast of actors aren't growing on trees," NBC Entertainment President Jennifer Salke said at the winter TV previews last month. "They still thought there were stories to be told in that world and were collectively very passionate about telling them. We felt [being] in front of a live audience would be the best solution. It's a bit of an experiment, but we think it's one worth taking."
Up All Night's last two original episodes, which aired back-to-back on Dec. 13, grabbed an average of 2.75 million viewers and a 1.0 rating in the adults ages 18-49 demographic.
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The resistance to the findings of climate scientists can be a bit difficult to understand. Most evidence points to a human role in driving climate change, and a large majority of scientists are convinced by that evidence. Do people think that the scientific community is making things up?
According to a study that has been accepted (but not yet published) by Psychological Science, the answer is yes, at least for some of those who frequent climate blogs. The study finds, as other studies have, that a strong free-market ideology correlates with a lower acceptance of climate change. But it also finds that, among readers of popular climate blogs, a tendency toward conspiracy theories plays a role in fostering doubt of the scientific community.
Because blogs have become a focal point for the discussion of climate change, the authors decided to recruit their study population through them. The authors succeeded in having links to their survey posted by eight blogs that take a generally pro-science slant. Attempts to get it posted at climate skeptics blogs failed (although that's a topic that has since sparked its own controversy, as we'll get to later). Over 1,300 people completed the survey.
A series of questions in it assayed a tendency toward favoring a laissez-faire, free-market economy. Another set handled basic climate literacy, while a third set asked about a variety of conspiracy theories. These ranged from checking for fears of global government to the Moon landings being faked, with questions about Area 51 and 9/11 being an inside job interspersed. The authors figured out which of these questions showed the greatest variation among those filling out the surveys, and used them to create aggregate scores for further analysis.
As expected from other studies, "endorsement of free markets was highly predictive of rejection of climate science." But, more weakly, it also predicted a rejection of other scientific propositions.
But completely independently, so did a tendency toward believing conspiracy theories. Why would this be? "If an overwhelming scientific consensus cannot be accepted as the result of researchers independently converging on the same evidence-based view, then its very existence calls for an alternative explanation," the authors argue, "a function readily fulfilled by the ideation of a complex and secretive conspiracy among researchers." And, since conspiracy theories tend to be equally appealing to those who subscribe to them, that means rejection of climate change groups with all sorts of oddities—faked Moon landings, the belief that the FBI killed Martin Luther King, Jr., and so forth.
Both a laissez-faire attitude and conspiracy tendencies separately predicted the rejection of a variety of other scientific findings, like the fact that HIV causes AIDS, or smoking causes cancer.
It's important to note (as the authors themselves do) that this is not a general cross-section of society. These people read climate blogs and, based on their participation in this study, are willing to share their thoughts on this and other matters.
We also talked to Yale's Dan Kahan, who studies how culture influences our willingness to accept scientific information. He emphasized that the study looked at the impact of two different things: tendencies toward thinking in conspiratorial terms, and a cultural identity that included favoring free markets. As far as the latter group, the results were consistent with previous research, which showed the importance of their cultural leanings. "Members of the public who are culturally predisposed to be doubtful about climate change are just as science literate as ones who are culturally predisposed to accept evidence of climate change," Kahan said.
But cultural biases don't make these individuals as unreliable as conspiracy theorists. "Neither cultural subpopulation is perfectly well-informed, obviously, but I suspect each is a much more reliable source of information than people who dispute whether human beings walked on the Moon," Kahan told Ars.
What to make of the fact that, in this survey, the free-market fans were a bit more prone to doubt other well-established scientific findings? The simplest explanation is that the population of blog-readers isn't completely representative of the larger cultural group, which Kahan and others have found are scientifically literate.
If the study's conclusions suggested that the climate-blog-frequenting community might be a bit loose in its thinking, said community did not take it well. The people who run various self-labelled skeptic sites talked among themselves, and nobody could recall being invited to participate by hosting a link to the survey. This quickly fostered its own conspiracy theory: no invitations had been sent. Freedom of Information Act requests were supposedly filed, and questions of whether fraud might be involved were mooted.
The lead author in question, Stephan Lewandowsky of the University of Western Australia, had to wait while his University's Human Research Ethics Committee determined whether it was appropriate for him to release the names of the people he contacted (while he was waiting, one of the recipients of the original invitation e-mail located it). The University has since given him the go ahead, and Lewandowsky has now identified the remaining four, indicating that at least two of them had replied to the initial invitation.
Lewandowsky doesn't assume malice on the part of the people who couldn't remember or find their invitations—he ascribes it to human error—though he's asked for an apology from those who made what appear to be unfounded accusations against him.
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NHL lockout finally ends after 113 days
NEW YORK — They walked into a Manhattan hotel, knowing they were running out of time to save their season.
After 16 hours of tense talks, the NHL and its players finally achieved their elusive deal early Sunday morning, finding a way to restart a sport desperate to regain momentum and boost its prominence.
Ending a bitter dispute that wiped out a large part of the hockey season for the third time in less than two decades, the league and its union agreed to the framework of a 10-year labor contract that will allow a delayed schedule to start later this month.
On the 113th day of a management lockout and five days before the league's deadline for a deal, the bleary-eyed sides held a 6 a.m. news conference to announce there will be a season, after all.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and union head Donald Fehr both appeared drained, wearing sweaters and not neckties, when they stood side by side at the hotel and announced labor peace.
"We have reached an agreement on the framework of a new collective bargaining agreement, the details of which need to be put to paper," Bettman said. "We've got to dot a lot of Is, cross a lot of Ts. There's still a lot of work to be done, but the basic framework of the deal has been agreed upon."
Lawyers will spend the next few days drafting a memorandum of agreement.
The stoppage led to the cancellation of at least 480 games — the exact length of the curtailed schedule hasn't been determined — bringing the total of lost regular-season games to a minimum 2,178 during three lockouts under Bettman.
The agreement, which replaces the deal that expired Sept. 15, must be ratified by the 30 team owners and approximately 740 players.
"Hopefully, within just a very few days, the fans can get back to watching people who are skating, and not the two of us," Fehr said.
Fehr became executive director of the NHL Players Association in December 2010 after leading baseball players through two strikes and a lockout.
Players conceded early on in talks, which began in June, that they would accept a smaller percentage of revenue, and the negotiations were about how much lower.
"It was a battle," said Winnipeg Jets defenseman Ron Hainsey, a key member of the union's bargaining team. "Players obviously would rather not have been here, but our focus now is to give the fans whatever it is — 48 games, 50 games — the most exciting season we can."
With much of the money from its $2 billion, 10-year contract with NBC back loaded toward the Stanley Cup playoffs in the spring — and now perhaps early summer — the league preferred to time the dispute for the start of the season in the fall. Management made its decision knowing regular-season attendance rose from 16,534 in 2003-04 to 16,954 in 2005-06 and only seven teams experienced substantial drops.
Flyers chairman Ed Snider told The Associated Press he was glad a partial schedule had been salvaged.
"I'm thrilled for our fans, I'm thrilled for all of our people that work around our sport that have been hurt by this," he said. "I'm thrilled for the players, for the owners. I'm just sorry it had to take this long. The great thing is, we don't have to look at it for hopefully 10 years, or at worst eight, and that's good stuff."
Still, the lockout could wipe out perhaps $1 billion in revenue this season, given about 40 percent of the regular-season schedule won't be played. And while the stoppage was major news in Canada, it was an afterthought for many American sports fans.
"They could have gotten here a lot sooner," said Marc Ganis, president of Chicago-based sports business consulting firm Sportscorp Ltd. "They didn't hear a hue and cry from the fans, especially in the United States, when hockey wasn't played. That's very distressing. That indicates there's a level of apathy that is troubling. In contrast, in the NFL when there was a threat of canceling a preseason weekend, the nation was up in arms."
At downtown Detroit's Rub BBQ Pub, manager Chris Eid said he was "ecstatic" when he heard the news. He said the settlement was a big topic of conversation among his afternoon customers.
"Everyone misses hockey," Eid said.
Hockey's first labor dispute was an 11-day strike in 1992 that led to 30 games being postponed. Bettman, a former NBA executive under David Stern, became the NHL commissioner in February 1993. He presided over a 103-day lockout in 1994-95 that ended with a deal on Jan. 11, then a 301-day lockout in 2004-05 that made the NHL the first major North American professional sports league to lose an entire season. The NHL obtained a salary cap in the agreement that followed that dispute and now wanted more gains.
"It was concessionary bargaining right from the beginning," Phoenix Coyotes captain Shane Doan said. "As the players, you kind of understand that and you accepted that. As much as you didn't want to, we understand that the nature of professional sports has kind of changed with the last couple CBAs starting with football and basketball."
This deal was reached with the assistance of Scot Beckenbaugh of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, a veteran of the 2004-05 NHL talks, then Major League Soccer's negotiations in 2010 and NFL and NBA talks the following year. Beckenbaugh spent Friday walking back and forth between the league's office and the hotel where players were staying, meeting with each side to set up the final talks.
"Fans throughout North America will have the opportunity to return to a favorite past time and thousands of working men and women and small businesses will no longer be deprived of their livelihoods," said George Cohen, the FMCS director.
As part of the deal:
- Players will receive $300 million in transition payments over three years to account for existing contracts, pushing their revenue share over 50 percent at the start of the deal.
- Players gained a defined benefit pension plan for the first time.
- The salary cap for this season will be $70.2 million before prorating to adjust for the shortened season, and the cap will drop to $64.3 million in 2013-14 — the same amount as 2011-12. There will be a salary floor of $44 million in those years.
- Free agents will be limited to contracts of seven years (eight for those re-signed with their former club).
- Salaries within a contract may not vary by more than 35 percent year to year, and the lowest year must be at least 50 percent of the highest year.
- There were no changes to eligibility for free agency and salary arbitration.
- The threshold for teams to release players in salary arbitration will increase from $1.75 million to $3 million.
- Each team may use two buyouts to terminate contracts before the 2013-14 or 2014-15 seasons for two-thirds of the remaining guaranteed income. The buyout will be included in the players' revenue share but not the salary cap.
- The minimum salary will remain at $525,000 this season and will rise to $750,000 by 2021-12.
- Either side may terminate the deal after the 2019-20 season.
- Revenue sharing will increase to $200 million annually and rise with revenue.
- An industry growth fund of $60 million will be funded by the sides over three years and replenished as need.
- Participation of NHL and its players in the 2014 Sochi Olympics will be determined later in discussions also involving the International Olympic Committee and the International Ice Hockey Federation.


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Fibonacci numbers in a sea shell
- The spiral curve of the Nautilus sea shell follows the pattern of a spiral drawn in a Fibonacci rectangle, a collection of squares with sides that have the length of Fibonacci numbers
- 1 Basic Description
- 2 Fibonacci Numbers in Nature
- 3 A More Mathematical Explanation
- 3.1 Symbolic Definition of Fibonacci Sequence
- 3.2 Identities and Properties
- 3.2.1 Idenitities
- 3.2.2 Properties
- 3.3 Golden Ratio
- 3.4 Binet's Formula for Fibonacci Numbers
- 3.5 Fibonacci Numbers and Fractals
- 4 Teaching Materials
- 5 References
- 6 Future Directions for this Page
Basic Description
The Fibonacci sequence is the sequence where the first two numbers are 1s and every later number is the sum of the two previous numbers. So, given two 's as the first two terms, the next terms of the sequence follows as :
The Fibonacci numbers can be discovered in nature, such as the spiral of the Nautilus sea shell, the petals of the flowers, the seed head of a sunflower, and many other parts. The seeds at the head of the sunflower, for instance, are arranged so that one can find a collection of spirals in both clockwise and counterclockwise ways. Different patterns of spirals are formed depending on whether one is looking at a clockwise or counterclockwise way; thus, the number of spirals also differ depending on the counting direction, as shown by Image 1. The two numbers of spirals are always consecutive numbers in the Fibonacci sequence.
Nature prefers this way of arranging seeds because it seems to allow the seeds to be uniformly distributed. For more information about Fibonacci patterns in nature, see Fibonacci Numbers in Nature
The Fibonacci sequence was studied by Leonardo of Pisa, or Fibonacci (1770-1240). In his work Liber Abacci, he introduced a problem involving the growth of the rabbit population. The assumptions were
- there is one pair of baby rabbits placed in an enclosed place on the first day of January
- this pair will grow for one month before reproducing and produce a new pair of baby rabbits on the first day of March
- each new pair will mature for one month and produce a new pair of rabbits on the first day of their third month
- the rabbits never die, so after they mature, the rabbits produce a new pair of baby rabbits every month.
The problem was to find out how many pairs of rabbits there will be after one year.
On January 1st, there is only 1 pair. On February 1st, this baby rabbits matured to be grown up rabbits, but they have not reproduced, so there will only be the original pair present.
Now look at any later month. June is a good example. As you can see in Image 2, all 5 pairs of rabbits that were alive in May continue to be alive in June. Furthermore, there are 3 new pairs of rabbits born in June, one for each pair that was alive in April (and are therefore old enough to reproduce in June).
This means that on June 1st, there are 5 + 3 = 8 pairs of rabbits. This same reasoning can be applied to any month, March or later, so the number of rabbits pairs in any month is the same as the sum of the number of rabbit pairs in the two previous months.
This is exactly the rule that defines the Fibonacci sequence. As you can see in the image, the population by month begins: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, ..., which is the same as the beginning of the Fibonacci sequence. The population continues to match the Fibonacci sequence no matter how many months out you go.
An interesting fact is that this problem of rabbit population was not intended to explain the Fibonacci numbers. This problem was originally intended to introduce the Hindu-Arabic numerals to Western Europe, where people were still using Roman numerals, and to help people practice addition. It was coincidence that the number of rabbits followed a certain pattern which people later named as the Fibonacci sequence.
Fibonacci Numbers in Nature
A More Mathematical Explanation
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The Fibonacci sequence is recursively defined because each term is defined in terms of its two immediately preceding terms.
Identities and Properties
Golden Ratio
Binet's Formula for Fibonacci Numbers
Fibonacci Numbers and Fractals
Teaching Materials
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Maurer, Stephen B & Ralston, Anthony. (2004) Discrete Algorithmic Mathematics. Massachusetts : A K Peters.
Posamentier, Alfred S & Lehmann Ingmar. (2007) The Fabulous Fibonacci Numbers. New York : Prometheus Books.
Vorb'ev, N. N. (1961) Fibonacci Numbers. New York : Blaisdell Publishing Company.
Hoggatt, Verner E., Jr. (1969) Fibonacci and Lucas Numbers. Boston : Houghton Mifflin Company.
Knott, Ron. (n.d.). The Fibonacci Numbers and Golden Section in Nature. Retrieved from http://www.maths.surrey.ac.uk/hosted-sites/R.Knott/Fibonacci/fibnat.html
Wikipedia (Golden Ratio). (n.d.). Golden Ratio. Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_ratio.
Fibonacci Numbers in Nature & the Golden Ratio. (n.d.). In World-Mysteries.com. Retrieved from http://www.world-mysteries.com/sci_17.htm
Wikipedia (Mandelbrot Set). (n.d.). Mandelbrot Set. Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandelbrot_set.
Devaney, Robert L. (2006) Unveiling the Mandelbrot Set. Retrieved from http://plus.maths.org/issue40/features/devaney/.
Weisstein, Eric W. (n.d.). Mandelbrot Set. In MathWorld--A Wolfram Web Resource. Retrieved from http://mathworld.wolfram.com/MandelbrotSet.html.
Future Directions for this Page
Things to add(possible ideas for future)
- Fibonacci numbers and Pascal's triangle
- A helper page for recursively defined sequence
- A section describing the Fibonacci numbers with negative subscripts. this appears in Finite Difference of Fibonacci Numbers section
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Gum disease is a bacterial infection mostly caused by dental plaque, a thin film of food particles that build up on teeth in the absence of effective oral hygiene. The infection can advance deep below the gum line, weakening gum attachment to teeth and destroying supporting bone. Ultimately the affected teeth can be lost.
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Uber, a startup that allows you to hail a car from your smartphone, is facing a fresh round of legal trouble, this time in Chicago. The Chicago Tribune reports that regulators have charged the company with a number of legal violations, including assessing a mandatory 20 percent tip and then keeping a portion of that amount. Uber also faces lawsuits from its Chicago-based competitors, who claim that "Uber violated multiple Chicago and Illinois laws and engaged in false price advertising."
Uber is no stranger to regulatory controversy. Last month, the firm rallied supporters to stop a proposed bill in Washington, DC that Uber says was designed to shut it out of that market. And earlier this month, Uber was forced to scale back its presence in the Big Apple after New York regulators warned cab drivers that they could lose their license if they joined Uber's program for taxicabs.
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Penn told us that for "taxis requested through the Uber system, Uber automatically adds a 20 percent gratuity to the fare, which we have always communicated to customers. The fare and full gratuity go to the driver. Drivers simply pay a small percentage of the fare as a marketing fee to Uber."
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Sony has been quiet on the subject of the recently announced PS Jailbreak devices. These USB sticks crack the PlayStation 3 wide open, allowing games to be fully installed to, and played from, the system's included hard drive. They also allow homebrew software to be run. The company has won a small victory against those selling the device, as the Australian Federal Court has granted Sony a temporary injunction against the sales of the device, and the existing units must be given to Sony for safekeeping, not to mention analysis.
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At least in Australia, Sony is in complete control of the PS Jailbreak's inventory, and will soon be happily tearing the units apart to learn everything there is know about them, and then the firmware patching of the PlayStation 3 will likely begin.
Modchips, in Australia, are perfectly legal
Mod chips are actually legal in Australia, on something of a technicality: by the time a mod chip allows a pirated game to be played, the copyright violation has already occurred. It's the act of distributing or copying games that courts are worried about; without the content, the chips themselves are useless. In the US and much of Europe, the act of circumventing protection measures is itself illegal, making it easier to keep circumvention technology away from the public.
This is a temporary injunction, but since this device allows the games themselves to be copied—much like mod chips from the Xbox-era— judges may not be so forgiving. The USB sticks don't just allow pirated games to be played, they give you the ability to copy the games yourself.
Sony has until August 31 to make its case for the continued ban against the sale of the devices. If they're not able to make a compelling legal argument, the PS Jailbreak should be offered for sale yet again... although one could forgive Sony for dragging its feet in releasing the inventory.


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CARALIE is a technical recruiter at Flatiron School (a WeWork Company). Before entering into tech, she was a Talent Manager at Davis/Spylios Management in New York City representing actors in theater, film, and television. She has freelanced as a casting assistant and associate and served as Casting and Programs Director of the Off-Off Broadway Company Roots and Wings Theatrical. As a writer her plays have been produced in Tongue and Cheek's Plus 1 Fall Festival, LSU's Outworks Festival, Duct Tape and Dream Festival, Going to Tahiti Reading Series, and Artistic New Directions' Go Solo Festival. As a performer she's worked on multiple Off-Off Broadway shows as well as Swine Palace in Louisiana. She has a B.A. in Theatre Performance from LSU.
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Flashback Friday: First Saturn Sold Today in 1990
On this date in 1990, Saturn sold its first car. According to the St. Petersburg Times, the first Saturn - the blue SL2 sedan shown above - was sold just after midnight to Elaine Terry at Saturn of Clearwater. "I wanted an American-made car and decided to give it a try," Mrs. Terry told the newspaper. It was a 25th wedding anniversary present. USA Today and CNN were reportedly at the retail facility to document the event. "I kept it for 10 months and put over 5,000 miles on it. People all over the country wanted to buy the car from me. One man in Las Vegas was talking up to $100,000 for it."
Saturn Introduces "Saturn Authorized Service Providers"
From Saturn: On October 19, 2009, we sent a letter with the news that the sale of Saturn could not be finalized and as a result, the Saturn brand will be phased out over the next year. Reading letters you sent in, as well as the thoughts that were posted on saturn.com has been an emotional and uplifting journey.
GM May Complete Saturn Shutdown by the End of March, Not October 2010 as Previously Announced
From AutoWeek: "All of our efforts will be to sell down our remaining 2009 inventory," Susan Docherty, GM's vice president of U.S. sales, said today at a press event. "We'll have a little bit of carryover of that into the first quarter of 2010, but the objective is to keep our inventory somewhere between 425,000 to 450,000 units." Docherty said she is confident that GM will clear out the 2009-model-year inventory by January. Meanwhile, the company likely will shutter its Pontiac and Saturn brands by the end of the first quarter, Docherty said.
Retailer Recounts Details of Sudden Saturn Closure
Barbara Wieland from the Lansing State Journal: Sherrill Freeborough is finding there is life after Saturn. Freeborough was one of 340 Saturn dealers left hanging when GM's deal to sell the division to Penske Automotive Group collapsed September 30. GM quickly halted Saturn production - including dropping the Outlook crossover made at its Lansing Delta Township assembly plant - and began shutting down the brand. "It was sickening, disheartening," said the normally upbeat, optimistic Freeborough. "It took some time for the reality of it to sink in."
Virtual Car Company Idea Stalled
Joseph Szczesny from the Oakland Press: The theory of the virtual car company is a favorite concept of a lot of consultants and analysts that are part and parcel of the car business, not only in the U.S. but around the world. The idea draws a lot of its energy from the idea that a virtual company wouldn't need to have expensive engineering labs and assembly plants. Instead, they would belong to a supplier. In addition, the virtual company would limit the need to keep many expensive employees on the payroll and the "legacy" costs for pensions and health care benefits, leaving more money for critical things like executive bonuses and, of course, very lucrative contracts — or so the theory goes anyway.
Failed Saturn Deal Shocks Staffers
Cindy Wojdyla Cain from the Herald News: Saturn will shut down completely by October 2010, said Eddie Larson, general manager of Saturn of Joliet. Larson, 29, has worked for Saturn since he was 21. He has never even had to write a resume other than one for a college class because he has continually been promoted within the company.
The Demise of Saturn Hurts
David Booth from the National Post: So, Saturn is no more. One more bastion of the U.S. auto empire sinks into the quicksand that has been The Great Recession. Its would-be saviour, Roger Penske, has pulled out of the deal quite dramatically one day prior to taking over the "Saturn Homecoming" brand.
Once, in a Galaxy Near and Dear, There was Saturn
Michael O'Rourke from the San Antonio Express-News: First came the news that Pluto is no longer a planet. Now, Saturn will no longer be a car? These are strange times to be living in our universe. I never owned a Saturn. My brother had one. When he bought it my first question was, "Did they do it? Did they all come out and clap for you?"
Some Saturn Owners, Retailers Have a Special Relationship with Vanishing Brand
Dan Gearino from the Columbus Dispatch via the Boston Herald: The toughest part for Saturn fans was the suddenness. For months, Penske Automotive Group worked on plans to buy the Saturn brand from General Motors. And then, in an instant last week, the deal evaporated. Saturn is now slated to wind down over the next year. "We were caught off guard as much as everyone," said Steve Whitman of Clintonville, vice president of the Central Ohio Saturn Car Club. Penske walked away from the deal after being unable to find a manufacturer to make Saturns after a contract with GM runs out in 2011. There's been no word on another buyer emerging.
Retailers Quietly Mark the End of an Era
Don Hammonds from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: When Rikki Kirchner of Santa Clarita, California, heard that Saturn was going out of business, she marched out to her Saturn Astra and ripped the General Motors emblems right off the car. "I know a guy who did that too. Heck, Saturn's an orphan right now, and it's a sad day," she said.
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2008 Saturn Vue Hybrid Print Ad
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During pregnancy, your body isn't the only part of your life that changes. Instead of "me," you're now thinking about "us"—you and the new person growing inside you. Because of this change in focus you may be re-examining your current habits to see if any could adversely affect your baby.
If you're concerned your regular dental visits might be one of these, don't be. Both the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) and the American Dental Association (ADA) recommend continuing regular dental exams and cleanings even during pregnancy.
In fact, professional dental care is often more important during pregnancy. Because of hormonal changes, you may develop food cravings for more carbohydrates like sugar. Unfortunately, eating more sugar could increase your risk for dental diseases like tooth decay and periodontal (gum) disease.
These same hormonal changes can also make you more prone to gum disease. There's even a specific form of it known as pregnancy gingivitis that often occurs in expectant mothers. You may also experience "pregnancy tumors," large, reddened areas of swelling on the gums.
To decrease your risk of pregnancy-related dental disease, you should certainly keep up your regular dental visits—and more if you begin to notice signs like swollen or bleeding gums. And although it's usually best to postpone elective procedures like cosmetic dental work, you should be able to safely undergo any essential treatment for disease even if it requires local anesthesia. But do discuss any proposed dental work with both your dentist and obstetrician to be sure.
There are also things you can do for yourself during pregnancy that support your dental health. Be sure you're practicing good oral hygiene habits like daily brushing and flossing. And by all means eat a well-balanced diet and restrict your sugar intake if at all possible. Taking care of these things will help you avoid dental problems and help make this memorable time in your life as joyous as possible.
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Council hears update on safety complex
Plans are moving along for the future Brian J. Munz Public Safety Complex in Fairbury.
City Superintendent Leroy McPherson told members of the Fairbury City Council Wednesday night that plans have been submitted to engineers with the Farnsworth Group and test holes will be drilled for the foundation.
"When SELCAS gets their plans completed, we will both meet with Farnsworth and basically put all of the plans together then put it out for bid," said McPherson.
The facility will be blue on the SELCAS side and will fade to red on the fire department side. Some stone will also be included on the steel building. McPherson said the project could go out for bids in February or March.
In another matter, Alderman Thadd Walter shared a complaint he received regarding the limo bus parked across from Gig's Place on the south side of Main Street, which takes up more than one parking space.
"It was a downtown business owner that complained about it," said Walter.
It was noted other businesses have trailers or vehicles parked on the street as well, so the council did not take any official action on the matter.
"It's nice to see vehicles parked on Main Street rather than it being vacant," added Mayor Robert P. Walter Jr.
In a 5-3 vote, the council approved hiring another officer for the police department. Timothy Simulis is expected to replace retiring officer Phil Troehler at the end of April. Simulis will start attending the police academy in January.
Council members also learned 21 people applied for the city utility clerk position. City leaders will now choose which applicants to interview for the job.
"There are some real good ones in there," said Superintendent McPherson.
In other council business, the group:
-Unanimously approved the 2013 meeting schedule, with the council meeting two times per month.
-Approved the levy.
-Authorized employee Christmas gifts of $50 for part-time workers and $100 for full-time workers.
-Donated money to the Prairie Central High School after-prom celebration.
-Scheduled a committee meeting at 6 p.m. prior to the next council meeting to discuss a potential dog limit ordinance.


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Dec. 12, 2000: The U.S. Supreme Court releases its decision in Bush v. Gore.
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Premiering tonight, "Out There" seems destined to live up to its name. Featuring the voices of Fred Armisen, Megan Mullally, and Linda Cardellini, the animated series follows 15-year-old Chad, his brother, Jay, and his best friend, Chris, as they navigate through adolescence in their small town. IFC 10:30 p.m. EST.
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Morning Minutes: Feb. 16
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riposte \ri-POHST\ (noun) 1. a quick, sharp return in speech or action; counterstroke: a brilliant riposte to an insult. 2. Fencing. a quick thrust given after parrying a lunge. (verb) 1. to make a riposte. 2. to reply or retaliate. — www.dictionary.com
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1968: On this date in 1968, in Haleyville, Ala., the first 911 emergency telephone system went into service.
This Day in History
Feb. 16, 2005: The National Hockey League cancels the entire 2004-2005 regular season and playoffs.
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According to South African law, Pistorius will be officially named as a suspect when he appears in court tomorrow. A police spokeswoman said that there had been "previous incidents" and Pistorius' house and "allegations of a domestic manner." A spokeswoman for Pistorius said that he was cooperating with the investigation and that no statements would be made until "matters become clearer."
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SAINT-TROPEZ, France – Facing the Mediterranean Sea, Saint-Tropez in the south of France was once a rustic fishing village. It was actress Brigitte Bardot's visit that transformed the village into 'a resort town for the rich and famous,' where millionaires and celebrities spend their vacations. At first glance, it looks like an ordinary country town in southern Europe with houses with orange roofs and winding cobblestone lanes. However, many luxury cruisers are lined up at the port, and when I flagged down a taxi, a black hired limousine appeared. The town's list of celebrity visitors, which includes Hollywood star Brad Pitt, French actress Catherine Deneuve, billionaire Bill Gates and Prince of Monaco Albert II, is practically enough to fill a blue book. Bardot visited the village in 1956 to shoot the film 'Et Dieu . . . crea la femme' (And God Created Woman). The village's main industry then was sardine and prawn fishing. The film crew stayed at La Ponche, a bar and hotel. Current hotel manager Simone Duckstein, 79, remembers vividly the time the actress walked on the beach in a white cotton dress. At a diner, she suddenly stripped naked as she changed her clothes, stunning people around her. He said, 'She was innocent like a child. She didn't hesitate at all to show off her beautiful body.' The owner of beachfront restaurant Club 55, Patrice de Colmont, 66, said that when he was 8 he took care of her pet rabbit while she worked. His parents delivered lunch to about 80 members of the film crew. 'There was no electricity, running water and gas. My mother asked a bakery five kilometers away to grill a hunk of meat in a stone oven,' he said. Bardot liked chopped fresh vegetables, and ate them dipped in olive oil with anchovies. The blonde bombshell with dark, seductive eyes and physical sensuality who toyed with men in the film was nothing less than a depiction of Bardot herself. The film made her an international star. Although she came from a wealthy family in Paris, she broke the mold of bourgeois conservatism and became a symbol of a new generation of women who enjoyed life to the limit. She loved Saint-Tropez and purchased a house on the shore after the shoot, moving there from Paris. Her favorite boutique at the port soon became a trendy hotspot and Club 55 turned into a social meeting place for people in show business. However, as she became the target of paparazzi and fans, she started spending more time indoors. She retired from the movie industry in 1973 and she has since been a devoted member of the animal rights movement. In the 1970s, Bardot started selling her own line of jewelry and devoting herself to the animal rights movement. She had high stone walls built around her house, and once she yelled at a local resident who was walking a dog, 'Stop abusing dogs!' The last time de Colmont saw her was 15 years ago. 'She was tired of the world of show business,' he said, looking out at the green cape where Bardot's house is located. 'She is pure and she will never change. To us, she is the most beautiful woman in the world. Everyone in the village is proud of her,' he said. Today she lives with dogs, cats and horses. In the winter, the village is quiet with restaurants and hotels closed and few visitors. The ocean, which sparkles a deep shade of blue in the summer, takes on a soft, muted color, like an actress taking off her stage makeup and revealing her real face.
French bombshell Brigitte Bardot made Saint-Tropez a resort for the famous
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