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The Clay County Sheriff's Office is adding an armored personnel carrier to its law enforcement fleet.
The Lenco BearCat is designed for use in high-risk situations such as hostage rescues, confrontations with armed suspects or terrorist incidents.
It cost $320,800. The Sheriff's Office is using federal funds to buy the vehicle.
Sheriff Rick Beseler plans to roll out the vehicle Monday during a news conference at Sheriff's Office headquarters in Green Cove Springs.
DOT hearing on plan for Starke bypass
A Florida Department of Transportation hearing to discuss a new four-lane roadway in Starke is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Bradford County Fairgrounds, 2300 N. Temple Ave. in Starke.
The proposed 7.3-mile road would be on the west side of Starke between county roads 227 and 233 (Morgan Road) with overpasses at County Road 100A, the CSX Railroad and County Road 229. Interchanges would be built at Florida 16 and Florida 100. The new road would allow through traffic, especially trucks, to bypass downtown.
Department staff will be available from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. to answer questions The 6:30 p.m. presentation will be followed by public comments.
The $202 million project is not funded, but the state plans to buy land needed for the new road over the next four years.
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Animal advocates to protest during circus
During the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus's Jan. 17-21 stint at Jacksonville's Veterans Memorial Arena, animal advocates will stage daily protests of what they claim is the circus's ongoing cruelty to animals.
Members of Jax Protest: Standing Up Against Circus Cruelty will be outside the arena 6 to 7:30 p.m. Jan. 17 and 18; 10:30 a.m. Jan. 19; noon Jan. 20; and 12:30 p.m. Jan. 21, according to the group's Facebook page. To sign up for the protest or get more information, go to on.fb.me/UHgSMr.
Ringling Bros. will perform eight shows in Jacksonville: 7:30 p.m. Jan. 17-18; 11:30 a.m., 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. Jan. 19; 1 and 5 p.m. Jan. 20 and 1:30 p.m. Jan. 21, according to the circus website. For tickets or more information, go to bit.ly/UHlazv.
St. Johns site named Park of the Month
Alpine Groves Park in northwest St. Johns County is the Florida Communities Trust's "Park of the Month" for January.
It includes a partially restored turn-of the-century homestead, citrus grove, covered dock for fishing and canoe/kayak launching, a wooded trail, farm-themed playground, picnic area and butterfly garden on its 54 acres.
The Florida Communities Trust partners with the state Department of Environmental Protection to help communities buy land for parks and open spaces through grant funds. The agency bought the park site in 2000 for $2.2 million and sold it to St. Johns County at cost to prevent residential development there.
For more information on the park, visit www.sjcfl.us/Recreation/Parks/AlpineGroves.aspx.
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(Sen) - The ISS Progress 49 cargo freighter docked with the International Space Station October 31, carrying several tonnes of propellant, oxygen, air, water and other supplies.
The Progress M-17M spacecraft launched atop a Soyuz-U rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 7.41 GMT and docked with the space station only a few hours later. Although the established launch to docking profile for the Progress spacecraft is usually 34 orbits, which takes about two days, a much quicker flight path was used again today. The fast lane trajectory, of just 4 orbits, had been first used in August with the Progress 48 mission, and is being used to establish a flight profile that could be deployed on future crewed missions of Soyuz to the station.
The automated docking with the Zvezda service module, which uses a radar-based system called Kurs, was monitored by the Russian Mission Control Center and NASA's Johnston Space Center, as well as by Expedition 33 crew Oleg Novitskiy and Yuri Malenchenko. The hatch will be opened today.
Whilst the space freighter remains docked it can be used to boost the station's orbit - something it may need to do anytime now to avoid a piece of space debris from a communications satellite named Iridium 33. The freighter has brought 2 tonnes of propellant to the ISS for boosting the station's orbit and will fire its thrusters from time to time to lift the station or if an orbital shift is necessary to avoid space debris.
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Olga Butkevych: Britain's sole representative bowed out in the first round.
British wrestling have stood by their policy of foreign imports following an attack from the sport's international governing body.
FILA president Raphael Martinetti slammed Team GB for only fielding one athlete when they were awarded three places.
Leon Rattigan and Oleksandr Madyarchyk were ruled as not good enough to compete by the British Olympic Association despite narrowly missing qualifying targets.
"FILA is not used to having host nation places returned to it," said British wrestling chief Colin Nicholson. "That was the result of a BOA policy, a policy of returning host nation places where the agreed selection criteria hasn't been met.
"There is no doubt that British Wrestling was able to field three credible athletes at the Olympics.
"The other two athletes (Rattigan and Madyarchyk) have both beaten other wrestlers who are participating in the Olympic Games in previous competitions."
It meant only Ukraine-born Olga Butkevych was Britain's only representative - and she crashed out of the -55kg freestyle in the first round.
"The policy of bringing training partners to Britain was to raise standards," Nicholson said of the policy that began five years ago.
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GATINEAU — Early stages of a census of Gatineau Park's wolves suggest a surprisingly high number of them, but with a mystery: What's a wolf, what's a coyote, and what's a little of both?
The study, which began last winter, used tracks, photos, urine, fur, droppings and blood to establish that there are probably three or four groups of wolves and/or coyotes in the park. Groups range in size from six or seven down to an adult pair.
So far the National Capital Commission is calling these secretive hunters a "canid soup," or unknown mix of the canids, the family of dogs, wolves, foxes and coyotes.
"You could have a 60-pound coyote. You could also have a 60-pound wolf," says biologist Carolyn Callaghan, who led the investigation.
To complicate the mix, modern biology distinguishes between the grey wolf of northern forests and the smaller eastern wolf of Algonquin Park. And wolves do mate with coyotes if they can't find wolf mates.
Track size isn't a perfect measure either.
"You look at the front of them and you go, Wow, that looks really wolf-y," said Christie Spence, the senior manager of natural resources and land management in the park. "Then sometimes you look at the side and go, Mmm, maybe it's a coyote." She's a trained wolf biologist.
The animals have all been found in the western sector of the park, where there aren't a lot of roads, buildings or people.
The NCC hopes to fit some animals with radio collars to learn where they go, because they almost certainly travel outside the park.
As the study progresses, the NCC will get information about where the dens are and where the young are reared, "and that will help us make better management decisions about what we do and don't allow in certain places in the park," Spence said.
She's thrilled that there are so many wolves, or possible wolves.
When she studied wolves in the Yukon, "one pack could have 1,000 square kilometres (of territory.) So for us to have potentially four in a 360-square-kilometre park — that's pretty decent. But whether they are all resident is a question.
"If we find they're denning in the park and then going out, then we would really want to talk to neighbouring landowners about what we can do for these animals to make sure they have a chance."
Carolyn Callaghan says it's important to make sure the wolves aren't all shot or trapped on land surrounding the park. That's a provincial decision; Ontario has a ban on hunting and trapping them in townships on the east side of Algonquin.
This has helped the Algonquin wolf population grow without mating with coyotes, she said. And she says wolves helps cut down the region's large deer population, which in turn reduces Lyme disease and chronic wasting disease. They control beaver populations naturally too.
The Gatineau wolves were elusive. Callaghan put out bait surrounded by barbed wire, hoping to snag fur samples for DNA analysis. The wolves waited until the snow melted, then sneaked under the wire that was now high and dry. They got the bait and left no fur.
While the research is still early, everyone is pleased with the data so far.
"We've actually seen six on a camera together," said Spence. A camera set on a motion detector was set up to study trail use, and "lo and behold, six wolves walked into the picture."
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Weno Power Equipment looks a lot like many other successful lawn and garden equipment dealerships of similar volume. But in some aspects, they look very different.
Located between Greensboro and Winston-Salem, NC, in the city of High Point, Weno Power has been around a long time; 57 years to be exact. It's a multi-generation dealership. They've built their reputation on service and parts availability. In fact, like many dealers, they've seen a revenue shift toward parts and service over the last few years. And even though they specialize in commercial, namely landscape contractors, they've also seen a slight shift toward more homeowner business.
On the other hand, Weno Power doesn't have a spacious showroom. They don't sell three or four riding mower lines, nor do they sell big tractors or skid steers. And, even though they do several hundred thousand dollars in parts and service business, they do not have a computerized business management system.
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"One thing I've learned over the years is that when one part of your business drops off, another one usually rises," says David Garner, the third-generation owner who took over in 1996. "You need a lot of different pieces to put this puzzle together, especially in a place like North Carolina where we don't get much snow."
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Weno Power focuses on five main equipment lines: Cub Cadet, Walker, Honda, Echo and Stihl. Garner says these lines allow the dealership to draw in several types of customer segments, including both residential and commercial lawn maintenance contractors, and both mid-market and high-end homeowners.
The dealership also sells generators, tillers, chipper/shredders, concrete saws, fertilizer spreaders, fun-karts and trailer accessories, in addition to selling and renting aerators and dethatchers. While these categories don't put up huge numbers on an individual basis, together they are a sizable piece of the revenue pie. "We even stock a few snowthrowers every year—because we want to be that dealership customers think of first when they need something," Garner explains.
Weno Power Equipment has also begun selling smaller compact utility tractors. The tractor market is actually where the dealership established its roots many years ago. Weno Power used to be known as Garner's Motor Service, and was an award-winning Case dealership. But by the 1980s they moved away from the Case line—and the ag business in general—to make a push into lawn and garden. They changed the dealership name to Weno Power Equipment, a play on the phrase "we know power equipment."
Now the dealership is back into tractors with the Yanmar brand. "Right now we're focusing on just the smallest model, the Yanmar Sc2400," Garner points out. "We need to see how it goes before moving into the bigger models. There is a lot of competition in those higher-horsepower categories, so we're taking our time in building up our tractor business."
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Garner has also been taking his time in implementing some facility renovations at his decades-old dealership. That's for good reason. First, Garner is a conservative businessperson who doesn't like to take on a lot of debt. Secondly, and more importantly, he's been waiting to see how a highway project turned out.
The City of High Point widened the highway that passes in front of Weno Power Equipment. Garner wasn't sure how the change would impact the flow of traffic in and out of his dealership, not to mention the physical size of his parking lot. Now that the highway project is completed, Garner is ready to revive plans for a project or two of his own.
For starters, he's looking to have new siding put on the building's exterior, just to freshen things up a bit. Going forward, a new warehouse could be built behind the dealership; a concrete slab already exists, and shipping containers are sitting there now. Garner is even thinking about tearing down his house, which sits on the same plot of land. That section of the property could be used for yet another storage or service building, or even additional parking.
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The compelling video of Dr. Donald Low making a heartfelt appeal to change the Criminal Code and allow assisted suicide in Canada has placed that issue back in the political spotlight. The federal government has replied that Parliament debated the issue in 2010 and decided not to change the law.
Let's face it. While some Canadians want the law changed, others agree with Parliament and do not want it changed. Physicians themselves are divided on the question.
However, there may be a way to introduce the practice of doctor-assisted dying in Canada that respects all of these views, as curious as that sounds.
Let's take a closer look at public opinion. For as we all know, things are never as clear as they first appear. Politicians would do well to heed the savvy advice of Canadians on this complex, sensitive issue.
Support among Canadians for assisted dying has been consistently strong in the past four decades, reaching as high as 80 per cent. But this support is not unqualified.
Approximately 70 to 80 per cent support allowing a medical doctor to assist a competent, fully informed, terminally ill person in ending his or her life. Support inches higher if the person is terminally ill with less than six months to live, is in considerable pain, or is in a coma with little or no hope of recovery and has previously expressed a desire for death if in that condition. Support drops when a caregiver or family member rather than a physician would be assisting a death.
This support drops off even more under certain conditions. Canadians worry that:
-legalization might cause the elderly or sick to feel compelled to agree to assisted dying to reduce family burdens;
-pressure might be applied to medical providers to reduce health-care costs associated with lingering deaths;
-sick, differently abled or elderly people might be euthanized without their consent; and,
-current legal protections might not be sufficient to protect the vulnerable.
An important lesson from the Swiss Dignitas clinic providing an assisted suicide choice should be kept in mind as we explore Canadian opinion: More than 80 per cent of people who are approved for an assisted death do not go through with it. This is not out of fear but because once a person feels in control of when they may end their pain, they are able to focus on enjoying the time they have left with family and friends.
Physicians themselves are divided on legalizing medically assisted dying. As in the case of abortion, many physicians who object to the practice for personal or ethical reasons wouldn't provide the service themselves but would be comfortable referring patients to a physician who did. Physicians largely agree that their colleagues should not have to assist in a death if they have a conscientious objection. They also agree that we need to provide better end-of-life care in Canada.
Most Canadians agree with physicians that better palliative and hospice care is needed. The majority prefer this option to assisted death.
So what is the answer? A uniquely Canadian approach to a policy of medically assisted death would satisfy both public desires for the practice and allay the concerns of citizens and doctors. Here is where our elected officials should learn from common sense and current practices.
Rather than implementing the practice within our current institutions and hospitals, the answer lies in creating separate, non-profit end-of-life clinics. Like the Dignitas clinic in Switzerland, these clinics would have a strictly defined, transparent, accountable process with safeguards for approving an assisted death: patients must first be referred to specialists for treatment of their conditions; at least two physicians must concur with a request for an assisted death; and each meeting to discuss such a request must be recorded for police viewing to ensure that the patient request was based on unconditional consent.
In making this practice uniquely Canadian, we should add four features.
First, provinces should create clinics under their health-care jurisdiction carefully defining the conditions for assisted death according to the strict criteria Canadians identified above. The legislation would indemnify physicians providing the service in the clinics.
Second, the national Criminal Code provisions should be retained to prevent abuses or coerced consent but with an exemption clause for provincially designated end-of-life clinics that would shield physicians and patients from criminal charges.
Third, clinics should be overseen by regulatory bodies with representatives from the health and justice departments, clinics, medical profession and public. These bodies would advise on future policy changes.
Finally, the clinics should be end-of-life clinics that encourage patients to consider their options more fully. The clinics would integrate more robust hospice and palliative with an assisted death service.
More humane, comprehensive end-of-life care is necessary and possible. We just need to think outside the box of the usual health-care services. As politicians wrestle with this issue in Canada, they can find some good guidance from public opinion in all its complexity. Canadians clearly want real choices when facing a painful death but they don't want unfettered choice. Assisted death is one part of compassionate end-of-life care.
– Kathy L. Brock is a professor in the School of Policy Studies, Queen's University. The public opinion data cited is discussed in: K.L. Brock, "Judicious Insights into an Assisted Suicide Policy in Canada: Politics and Law in Tandem," Journal of Parliamentary and Political Law Vol. 7, no. 1 (March 2013), 127-144.)
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If you want peace, quiet and a little wild life visit Miss Loretta's Cabin. The heavily wooded lot adjoins Yellow Wood State Forest providing miles of hiking opportunities and 3 private ponds for your fishing enjoyment. This true Brown County log cabin is a wonderful place to gather whether with friends or a romantic getaway. The large hot tub on the east deck provides a perfect spot for star gazing while the west deck has outdoor seating for 10 next to the charcoal grill. You will enjoy a romantic fire in the wood burning fireplace while you are nestled in Old Hickory and Marshfield furnishings. The lower level features a pool table and access to a large screened in porch. At the end of the day find the "secret room", pour a glass of wine and view the forest. This is a premier cabin in Brown County.
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Can people please sort of vote on which dining table they like best? I can't decide what theme I want to go with. All I know is that the base tablecloth and napkins have to be red, and the dishes I'll have to pick from will be from Walmart... I have five different designs that I had to throw together really fast on my computer, so they're pretty rough pictures, but you get the basic idea. | |||
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University of Miami football coach Al Golden said last month he was willing to wait until late in the game to try and land a few elite recruits from his own backyard.
The wait ends Wednesday morning. Signed and faxed national letters of intent will make everything official. And when the ink dries and ESPNU is done televising dozens of 17- and 18-year-olds performing hat tricks, the Hurricanes hope to be much better off than they were Tuesday night.
The rival Florida Gators, whose class is tabbed No. 1 in the country by ESPN, No. 2 by Rivals.com and No. 3 by 247Sports.com with less than 24 hours to go, dont appear to have much to sweat about.
In spite of losing six assistants to other programs since the end of the season, Florida State, which reportedly flipped five-star cornerback Jalen Ramsey on Tuesday and is climbing the rankings, could have the huge finish Golden was hoping for. But in many instances, the Seminoles (ranked ninth by 247Sports, 10th by ESPN and 13th by Rivals) will have to beat the Canes (ranked 23rd by ESPN, 27th by 247Sports and 66th by Rivals) in head-to-head recruiting battles to surge higher.
The big names to watch: Oakland Park Northeast receiver Stacy Coley (Browards No. 1 recruit announces at 11:05 a.m. on ESPNU), Delray Beach Atlantic defensive tackle Keith Bryant (1:45 p.m., ESPNU) and Miami Booker T. Washington linebacker Matthew Thomas (Dades No. 1 recruit, 9:15 a.m., ESPNU) and offensive tackle Denver Kirkland (Dades No. 4 recruit, 9:20 a.m., ESPNU). UM is also going head-to-head with FSU for Staten Island (N.Y.) Tottenville senior Augustus Edwards, considered the No. 1 fullback in the country by Rivals.com.
UM, which missed out on three-star junior college defensive tackle Terrell Brooks on Tuesday (he chose Baylor), is also hoping to land four-star Port St. Lucie Centennial defensive tackle Jaynard Bostwick (UM, UF, Alabama; 8 a.m., ESPNU) and Miramar High four-star linebacker Jermaine Grace (UM, Louisville; 2p.m., ESPNU).
Ultimately, it could be boom or bust for the Canes on Wednesday.
I think Bryant, Coley and Thomas all end up being part of FSUs class, Charles Fishbein of Elite Scouting Services said. A lot could happen in the next 10 hours, but I think Bryant and Coley have been heavy leans that way for a while.
Part of the reason UMs class isnt ranked high is because it is not very big, with 14 commitments. But based on star average, Goldens class is ranked 13th by 247Sports and 17th by Rivals. The worry is UM doesnt have enough talent from Florida, with only three state recruits including two from Miami-Dade: Northwestern cornerback Artie Burns and Miami Southridge safety Jamal Carter. A big finish Wednesday would change that.
I think any time youre Miami and the majority of your class doesnt come from the state of Florida, it is a valid concern, said 247Sports national recruiting director J.C. Shurburtt, who still credits UM for landing tight end Standish Dobard out of New Orleans, the No. 1 junior college tight end, Beau Sandland out of California, and All-American quarterback Kevin Olsen from New Jersey.
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Hands-on with Ubuntu's rudimentary phone and tablet OS
It's here, but there's not much you can do with it
Posted in Developer, 23rd February 2013 01:31 GMT
Pics Canonical says that Ubuntu 13.10 will include "a complete entry-level smartphone experience" when it ships in October. Anyone brave enough to try out the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview, however, will quickly discover that the current incarnation of Ubuntu for phones and tablets offers considerably less than that.
When it shipped the source code and installation images for the Developer Preview on Thursday, Canonical made it quite clear that this first release isn't meant to replace production devices. That becomes even more plain once you install it, because in its present form it actually can't replace a production device – not for any purpose.
Installing it is the first hurdle. Doing so can be a little nerve-wracking, because it means erasing the Android OS that came on your original device. So I'll repeat the usual caveats here: if you do try to install it, it is possible to screw up, and you might end up with an inoperable device.
The truth, though, is that loading Ubuntu onto a supported Google Nexus device really isn't that complicated. If you're comfortable with things like rooting your device and installing custom Android firmwares, installing Ubuntu is really no different.
The easiest way to install it is to follow Canonical's installation instructions, which means you'll need a workstation running Ubuntu 12.04 or higher. Experienced Android developers will be able to find workarounds to get the job done using other platforms, but you'll save yourself some pain if you just do as you're told. Also, you'll need to be comfortable using the command line.
If you want to try installing Ubuntu on a Nexus phone or tablet, you'd better know what you're doing
If all goes according to plan, the whole process should take just a few minutes, after which the device will automatically reboot into Ubuntu. That's when you'll ask the obvious question: So now what? The answer, unfortunately, is "Not much."
Dummies, mock-ups, and placeholders
The first thing I noticed when my newly flashed Nexus 7 fondleslab booted was the lock screen, all decked out in Ubuntu's familiar purplish-brownish color scheme. Curiously, a large widget in the center of the screen informed me I had 14 new tweets, which was disconcerting, considering I hadn't even selected a Wi-Fi network yet.
Not to worry – I soon realized that this was just placeholder content. There was no way to get at these supposed tweets to see what they were about. And for that matter, the lock screen doesn't even lock. This was all just a conceptual mock-up of what the final Ubuntu tablet OS might look like, which I soon learned was true for much of the Developer Preview as a whole.
Navigating the OS took some getting used to. Unlike Android, Ubuntu offers no dedicated buttons for things such as Settings or the Home screen. Everything is about swiping and scrolling, which occasionally made it feel like Canonical's UI designers were bending over backwards to avoid more obvious controls.
Swiping the main screen brought me to a page of icons where I could launch apps. Swiping in from the left of the screen brought up a launcher bar containing many of the same icons. It wasn't clear why I would choose one method or the other, and bringing up the launcher bar on the main app screen was just redundant.
Here again, though, while there were lots of icons, most of them didn't do anything. Some just displayed static screens, with no interactivity or controls. Others were basically just browser bookmarks that launched the mobile versions of web apps such as Gmail.
There were a few apps listed as "Available for Download" on the main Apps page, including such services as Evernote, Pinterest, Wikipedia, and YouTube, but tapping on those icons did nothing – they were just more placeholders.
The apps that did launch mostly didn't work, or didn't do much. The icon labeled "Media Player" brought up a totally black screen. I actually thought it had crashed the OS, until I realized I could just swipe to return to the launcher screen. Admittedly, this may be a problem with the Nexus 7 hardware.
Similarly, the cameras aren't working on the Nexus 7 yet (though they supposedly work on other devices), and neither was I able to try out the phone functions – the Nexus 7 not being a phone. From what I could see, though, Ubuntu's dialer and SMS capabilities are rudimentary, at best.
So is the web browser. I'm going to hazard a guess and say it's based on WebKit, but other than basic page rendering and navigation it seems to lack even the most basic browsing functions, such as bookmarks or history. The only controls I could find were a URL bar and a Back button, and I couldn't even get at those until I figured out which direction I was meant to swipe the screen – another strike against Canonical's button-free UI concept.
All that wasted space. You call this a keyboard?
Even typing text into the browser was awkward, because Ubuntu's onscreen keyboard is pretty shoddy. Its layout is cramped, despite lots of wasted space around the keys, and the keys are always rendered in uppercase, even when pressing one will yield a lowercase letter. Numbers, foreign characters, and symbols are spread across two additional screens, making entering URLs a particular chore.
A glimpse into Ubuntu's future
So there's really not much going on for regular smartphone users in the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview, and you certainly can't get much "real work" done with it ... which is pretty much what Canonical told us to expect. So why would anyone – even an Ubuntu enthusiast – want to download it, especially when you have to wipe a perfectly good phone or tablet to do so?
Naturally, the primary audience for the Preview is developers who want to build apps for it. But even then, the Ubuntu SDK is still in alpha, and the initial release only supports building apps for phones, not tablets.
Still, one good reason to poke around the Developer Preview is that it gives you an idea of how Canonical envisions phones and tablets working. Given that Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth says the long-term plan is for a single Ubuntu OS to be able to deliver phone, tablet, desktop, and TV user experiences depending on what hardware it's running on, it's worth taking a look at this early prototype to see where it might be headed.
Some of the UI controls are interesting choices – for example, the way contacts' headshots are magnified as you scroll through them, similar to the OS X application dock. Mind you, like so many other things in the Preview, for now this is just a visual effect with no actual function. But because Ubuntu is open source and community-driven, early users are able to give feedback on this and similar UI concepts to help shape what the eventual, mature version of Ubuntu for devices will look like.
Of particular interest is Ubuntu's messaging app. Based on the nonworking mock-up in the Developer Preview, the idea is to deliver all new-message notifications – including phone calls, SMS, email, Facebook messages, and more – into a single inbox, where they can be managed all at once. It's a very BlackBerry-like idea, but it isn't for everyone.
Media ... and money
Other screens show that Canonical is not ignoring the industry's current fascination with phones and fondleslabs as media-consumption devices.
Although the music interface is just a bunch of scrollable album covers so far, Canonical clearly intends to allow Ubuntu users to browse streaming media via an integrated interface.
But perhaps the most telling screens are buried within the video-viewing UI. Here, tapping on some of the movie posters pulls up a screen that not only gives some information about the film's plot, cast, and crew, but also offers two buttons: one to buy the film at Amazon, and another to rent it via Ubuntu One, Canonical's own cloud service.
This clear hint at a commerce-friendly future for mobile Ubuntu is sure to further dismay the open source purists and privacy advocates who were outraged when Canonical added Amazon shopping results to Ubuntu's Dash universal search feature.
But tough luck. If there's anything more to this than just a hopeful glimmer in Mark Shuttleworth's eye, then Canonical is clearly seeing dollar, euro, and pound signs in its touch-enabled Ubuntu future, and Amazon is going to be coming along for the ride.
Still, the number of features that are half-implemented or plain nonfunctional in the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview serves to demonstrate just how ambitious this new vision of Ubuntu really is. It's hard to believe that Canonical will be able to deliver a smartphone interface that's anywhere near competitive with Android or iOS by Ubuntu 13.10's October ship date – or for that matter, by the following October.
What's more, Ubuntu isn't the only Linux-based mobile OS on the horizon. The Mozilla Foundation is taking a stab at it with Firefox OS, and Samsung is backing Tizen. Whether any of the three will be successful, even in developing markets where demand for low-cost smartphones is rising, is anyone's guess.
For now, the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview is best seen as an experiment, rather than a serious bid for a significant share of the mobile market. In its present state, there's far too much work left to be done on it to judge it against existing competitors. Still, it's always exciting to see a new alternative emerge to challenge the status quo, and for that alone, Ubuntu on devices is sure to be one to watch. ®
In case you're curious how I grabbed the screenshots for this hands-on, like most things with Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview, it wasn't exactly simple. While I couldn't find any button, control, or app built into the touch UI to let me capture the screen, it's possible to tell the device to do it using the command line and Android Debug Bridge (ADB). Specifically, with the ADB tools installed on a Linux workstation and the Ubuntu device plugged in via USB, you can use variations of this formula from a terminal window:
adb shell /system/bin/screencap -p /sdcard/screenshot.png
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as for IGN, i did see him breaking blocks at his base at 23k, but it was only minimal, and after i rolled it back i put him in a little "jail" for a while. he had nothing to do with anything in spawn, he was trapped by me for about a half an hour lol.
This is not grief. The base at Belaro (By Chime, IGN, Tut, I, and more) was co-owned by everyone there. I admit to breaking a few blocks there, but I repeat: it was NOT grief. We owned it!
If this is considered grief, then the discipline system here is absolutely MORONIC! While I agree that whoever started the fire at spawn should be punished accordingly, I in no way think that anyone should have been punished for the acts of so called "griefing" at Belaro!
If this is "griefing", and I am wrong, someone please correct me. Something tells me, however, that breaking your own stuff it not griefing. I don't get arrested for cutting my grass in real life, WHY do I get BANNED for AIDING in the destruction on my OWN DAMN BASE?!
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in their defense they HAVE been pretty busy doing all the digging and half slabbing and tnting that area. i know when im doing stuff like that i rarely look at chat. and a lot of the times i would see them asking each other to get on skype, so the lack of chatting could be because of those reasons. im not defending them, but im also not condemning them, just merely stating facts of the matter.
EDIT: lol at the contradiction.....
Thank you, Shan. You are right about Skype: As the location of Belaro prior to this incident was secret, we tended to be on Skype as it was confidential and easier to talk through.
To anyone who thinks I, or anyone there organized this, you're wrong. I have only been to spawn to go to the End. Also, I was the one that reported the fire. Had I not asked, "Why is spawn burning?", The incident might not have been seen for days!
Thank you for your time. Live long and prosper.
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Spartan, when I put ign in "jail" it was me and him dicking around. If you actually read my post you will see I was defending ign by giving him an alibi while spawn was being griefed.
Are you for real?
You quote one of the most logical characters in popular fiction yet you yourself aren't applying his wisdom.
We banned Chime_ because he decimated all of Spawn City.
We temp-banned everyone associated with Chime_, because we did not know what to expect. All of you seem to be relatively tight-knit (I mean, you skype together and build thousands of blocks away), so after Chime_ was banned, all of you could have logged on and caused very serious damage to the entire server world. Not only that, but the few players that were associated with Chime_ and had logged on after the event had some suspicious "statements" or were overly quiet. Furthermore, Morrath recalled one of Chime_'s groups requesting to be an OP during a "server-wide catastrophy".
Why was the destruction of your own home supporting evidence for a temporary ban? Well, if you don't care about the place that you have spent weeks laboring on and one of your associates didn't care about the place others have labored on, then we very logically extrapolated that some of you might have been planning to leave the server or, due to the reset controversy, might try to "speed" up the reset by griefing the world.
This isn't the usual discipline system, but the course of action each server administrator took during the "event" seemed to be the best course of action and proved to be successful. If my friend and I are at a bank together and he robs the bank, then I am probably going to be temporarily held for investigation - right?
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Well, fuck it. clearly most of you are completely and totally against us (whether you were there or not), and I'm not in the mood to fight what is essentially an up-mountain battle with all of you rediculous people. Maybe I'll actually check back after 1.3 to see if I have another chance here, but after today I doubt it. Too bad. I thought I actually found a place I liked. Well, whatever.
In the immortal words of Ghandi: "Fuck Ya'll, I'm goin home"
Nobody really expected me to be serious for an entire post, did they?No one that I saw was "completely and totally against (you)" and I hate to say it but with this post any chance you had is probably gone now. Honestly, patience is a virtue and I'd think you'd have learned that by now from playing Minecraft at the least. When it comes down to it, it's up to the OPs and I don't even think they're on reading this at the moment let alone attempting to continue dealing with this situation. Oftentimes, the best way to look at a problem is to let it cool for a bit so you can take another look from a calmer perspective. I feel like that's what the OPs are doing right now and that's what you failed to do with this post. Congratulations.
No, No, No, NO!
One of the first things on this topic was a list of fucking "Gangsters"! EVERYONE WAS AGAINST US!
I feel that my above post should provide total closure of this issue.
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Morrath recalled one of Chime_'s groups requesting to be an OP during a "server-wide catastrophy".
Ok, ok. I definitely admit to asking for Creative mode, but it was a joke. I didn't actually think there was any "Server wide catastrophe", nor did I take part in it if there was.
I hadn't realized the volume of the attack, and like shan and IGN, was just "dicking around".
We were dicking around before I even knew of spawn
Anyway, I think that it is time to end this foolishness.
Healthy, you are more than welcome to continue playing on this server. You are also, of course, free to leave if you'd like.
The server administration made the correct decision and any posts that you, Chime_, or iggy have added to this topic have only served to errode respect.
Tutenkamen sent me a very nice message and I countered by pardoning those that had been temporarily banned.
Please feel free to close this topic, Shandrew.


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The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the programming and governing body of the 9 National Interfraternity Conference (NIC) fraternities at Valdosta State University. Every man who joins one of these groups is a member of IFC. Every group has one representative or chapter delegate that attends the IFC meetings. These individuals are the communication link between IFC and their chapters. The Interfraternity Council meets once a week. The IFC leadership is composed of a president and five executive officers. The VSU Interfraternity Council has received recognition at the regional level for interfraternal standards, recruitment, leadership, and programming.
The IFC provides opportunities for interaction among fraternities with events such as Greek Week, various social programs, educational speakers and workshops, and much more.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact the Office of Greek Life at 229-333-5674.
The North-American Interfraternity Conference (formerly known as the National Interfraternity Conference) has a long and storied history as a body that has assisted fraternal organizations to work together. On November 27, 1909, 26 fraternities met to discuss critical issues facing fraternities at that time. A formal organization was completed in 1910. In 1931 the organization's name was changed from Interfraternity Conference to National Interfraternity Conference. In 1999, the leadership again changed the name to North-American Interfraternity Conference to celebrate the membership of brothers in Canada.
Today, the NIC has 68 member organizations with 5500 chapters located on 800 campuses in the United States and Canada with approximately 350,000 undergraduate members. The NIC is lead by a Board of Directors comprised of 15 volunteers from member fraternities. The headquarters and professional staff are located in Indianapolis, IN.
The NIC serves to advocate the needs of its member fraternities through enrichment of the fraternity experience; advancement and growth of the fraternity community; and enhancement of the educational mission of the host institution. The NIC is also committed to enhancing the benefits of fraternity membership. Each of the 68 member organizations has adopted basic expectations of their members and agreed to the Nine Basic Expectations.
President |
J. J. Michaels |
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VP Judicial Affairs |
Holden Buford |
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VP Finance |
Zachary Saxon |
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VP Scholarship |
Alex Green |
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VP Communications |
Robert Wehling-Hassoun |
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VP Community Service |
Eric Parrish |
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VP Risk Management |
Jerry Carrafa |
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VP Advancement |
John Hanna |
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VP Recruitment |
Daniel Coccia |
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