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I don't know if you guys heard or not, but two brothers drowned at Big Lake a couple days ago. Big Lake is located just north of McArthur, which is just East of Burney, which is 1 hr east of Redding.Apparently one of the brothers threw a rock out on the ice and the dog went to fetch it, then broke through.This is a reminder to be careful, that even something as little as this could get people killed.We hunt that area at times and if it's to bad, we just call it a day, no need to push and loose a dog or anyone else over it.Here is the updated story:Two brothers who drowned in a tragic attempt to rescue a dog from an icy lake Saturday night - and a third who tried to save them - were more than siblings. They were best friends, family members said Tuesday."They loved each other very much," their mother, Susan Smith of Browns Valley, said Tuesday."More than anything we want the true spirit of Christmas to be recognized," the family said in a statement provided to the Record Searchlight on Tuesday. "Jesus came to Earth as a helpless babe (to) give his life for others, just as these heroic brothers did."Weakened by exposure to frigid water at Big Lake near McArthur, Andrew Smith labored through a 911 call Saturday evening in an effort to bring help to his brothers."... The dog went into the water, fell through the ice and the dog ... my brothers went after and they fell in .... I went after them and I fell in," said the Oroville-area man.His recorded cell phone call to the California Highway Patrol was obtained by KOVR Channel 13 in Sacramento.His brothers - Noel Bernard Smith, 39, of Burney and Nathan Neimiah Smith, 32, of Citrus Heights - were trapped under about 3 inches of ice in 40-degree water, said Chief Pat Oilar of the McArthur Volunteer Fire Department.About three miles away, the department's volunteer firefighters gathered around a fire engine awaiting the start of the annual Fall River Valley Christmas Light Parade, Oilar said. He said the crew made it to Big Lake in a matter of minutes.There they found a hypothermic Andrew Smith, who is in his 30s, and began the search for his brothers by smashing through the ice using attic poles and roof racks - tools designed to bust ventilation holes in the roofs of burning homes. A duck hunter who happened to be at the Rat Farm boat launch on Big Lake transported the firefighters by boat as they hammered the ice."We got the boat high centered a couple of times," Oilar said.They found the men - the first in 20 to 25 minutes and the second in about 50 minutes - about 20 feet from shore in water close to 16 feet deep, Oilar said.Medics were unable to resuscitate Noel and Nathan Smith while Andrew Smith was taken by ambulance to Mayers Memorial Hospital in Fall River Mills, suffering from hypothermia but alive. He was no longer listed as a patient there as of Tuesday evening.Andrew "Andy" Smith was listed as a surviving member of the brothers' family in a statement given Tuesday by the Smith family. Also listed were Noel Smith's wife, Lisa; Noel Smith's daughter, Brooke, 15; parents George and Susan Smith, as well as siblings Sam Smith and Rachel Smith-Betz.The Chesapeake Bay retriever the brothers were attempting to save also survived, Oilar said. He said the family found the dog near the lake the day after the drownings.
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Posted 23 December 2009 - 06:51 PM
Posted 23 December 2009 - 09:01 PM
Stories like this just make me appreciate life more than ever. I feel for their family. On another note, I cant believe that the dog survived.
This is Remington Country!
Posted 23 December 2009 - 09:02 PM
tHAT'S TO BAD. Sometimes you have to make a decision is your dog worth your life.
Posted 23 December 2009 - 09:51 PM
Apparently, after the first brother went in, the second and third formed a human chain to reach out, the one surviving grasping on to a pole on shore while holding his brothers ankle. The dog ran to shore via the 2nd brothers back. The dog was a Chesapeake bay Retriever....I have two. Chessies are bred to retrieve in ice water, they have larger fat reserves than labs, are larger, more powerful, crinkly water resistant fur and can handle very cold weather, they also have the attitude to go with it. My female weighs 120 and is a bitch. Years ago I watched a guys dog drown. The dog went to retrieve a duck, swam through the decoys, one of the decoys wrapped around the dog and its anchor got caught on something. The water was to deep for us to go out in our waders. From that point on I trained my dog to retrieve around the decoys, never through them. I feel sorry for the family, it could have happened to any one of us.
Posted 30 September 2010 - 10:34 AM
My dog isnt worth my life but if i see her drowning i might not think of that and just try to help her. You never actauly think you will die or else you wouldnt do it. Im sure they didnt think they would die cuz if they did im sure they wouldnt have done what they did.
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Reviews by neckbeered:More User Reviews:PolarBear3Australia 3.6/5 rDev 0% look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5 A - Pours a cloudy honey colour with dense foamy head that retains and laces well S - Caramel sweet malts, with citrus and a some toffee T - Sweet caramel toffee apple candy apple like initially but with a rather bitter lemon, grapefruit finish M - Medium bodied with medium carbonation O - Was impressed initially but was let down with the rather average and very bitter finish. Serving type: bottle 12-18-2013 09:35:13 | More by PolarBear3 admiralAustralia 3.86/5 rDev +7.2% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 a really good beer that hides the alcohol fairly well. aroma: fruity, with lots of citrus and spice with some light caramel coming through taste: citrus (predominately grapefruit) with spice, pine, orange peel and some caramel syrup very good value for the style and alcohol content. Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 07:32:12 | More by admiral barczarKentucky 3.46/5 rDev -3.9% look: 4.25 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5 It's got a little age on it, so... Pours a hazy copper with apricot hues and a dense, frothy cream head that lingers. Banana emerged when the bottle opened, and further investigation reveals resin and pine atop a rich bed of sweet caramel malt. There's a bit of dankness and earthy hop present. Canned corn surfaces as it warms. Flavor reveals candy-like notes of fruit, finishing decidedly bitter and resiny. Caramel malt is initially sweet, and accented by the soft fruit underlying it. There's a hint of vegetal character present. Floral hops surface in the aftertaste, and muted grapefruit becomes more evident the more I sip. Body is moderate to a touch full, with moderate carbonation, some harsh astringency, and moderate alcohol warmth. Wish I had this fresh, but I think dms is present, as it is. Bittering hops were very present, but flavoring and aroma lacked a bit, as is to be expected, so they won't factor into my rating. Serving type: bottle 11-20-2013 02:35:42 | More by barczar |
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Due to a recent change in schedule as a result of work I will no longer be able to do LeanGains. I have never done a carb cycling program but thought that I would like to give it a chance. Especially because I am currently at a low bodyfat percentage and am trying to get that last bit of fat off of my abs. Carb cycling has a lot of claims that it is effective for someone in my shoes, why not give it a try?
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Capacity: | 4 in.; 6-3/8 in. |
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The Craftsman 2-piece Strap Wrench Set Is a Must-Have Tool at Home and at Work
The Craftsman 2-piece strap wrench set is a must-have tool set that no home owner, do-it-yourselfer, or professional should be without. These handy strap wrenches are ideal for taking off an oil filter, installing a hard-to-reach drain pipe, or just opening and closing bottles and jars. The applications are endless.
The 2-piece strap wrench set includes one large- and one small-handled 16-inch strap wrench. The large-handled wrench manages items up to 6 3/8 inches in diameter. The small-handled wrench manages items up to 4 inches in diameter. Made of cushioned plastic, the handles are comfortable to hold. The straps are made of strong, reinforced rubber that grips most anything and will not break. Just slip the strap around the item, tighten it until it grips securely, and turn. Friction keeps it from slipping. The set is lightweight: just 1.25 pounds.
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These are not the same quality I expect with the Craftsman label but they work okay. I added these to my tool set in my workshop and they fit well in one of the drawers in my tool chest. The small one is used when I change the oil on small engines with spin-on oil filters. I haven't tried using it on an 18 HP Onan. These old garden tractor engines have a blower housing that covers most of the oil filter body. It might work but I question if the strap might get cut on the blower housing.
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I've owned these wrenches for 15+ years. I use the large (red) one weekly to remove a pool filter (similar size to an oil filter) and it does the job excellently. Good grip - no marring. I've not used the small (blue) one very often, but the strap on that one does have a tendency fall out before you can tighten the wrench on whatever you're trying to grip. Some minor engineering should be done to secure the straps better, I ended up squirting a bit of silicone caulk in the housing and that seems to keep the straps in place. Of course this would not work if you had an application where you needed to thread the strap independently of the handle - but I've not found such a situation.
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This is the only tool I use to take my oil filter off on my large diesel truck. I have had this for at least 9 years and it has worked like a charm everytime I have used it.
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I am a 74 yrs old housewife and I can not open jars or bottles. These Wrenchs are wonderful. Someone gave me one for my birthday and I love it. I can't live with out it. I am buying these as a gift for a friend that has the same trouble. You feel more independent .
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My son-in-law bought me a set of these 7 years ago, I think they got tired of me calling to come open up or unscrew something. Ever since I got mine it's been like independence day. I've lost the small one somewhere along the line so now buying me a new set and the oldest her own set. Just used mine to take off a shower head. Grannys unite and get you a set and get your independence back also.
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My Sons gave me the 2 pc. strap wrench set for fathers day over six years ago it sat in my tool box and never used it. This past weekend my son came over to change my oil in my truck. To my luck I couldn't find my oil wrench. I live 25 miles from the nearest store. Well my son ask me to find the strap wrench that him & his brother gave me for fathers day. Well it worked great to remove the oil filter in my truck if you ever changed a oil filter in a new cars or trucks there just no room to play with. I'll give the strap wrench all 5 stars, working great and not have to drive 50 miles round trip to buy a oil wrench. I Know now there is alot more uses for the strap wreach. Well its not at the bottom of my tool box any longer.
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I've had these for about 12 or 13 years now. Maybe the newer ones are not a durable as the ones I have, not sure, they look the same. I use them for removing oil filters, kind of a pain in tight spots but they work good. I have also used the larger one to remove clutch fans on V-6 and V-8 engines. Their not designed for that but most of the time they work for it. The one time it really impressed me, I did not have a special tool to hold the harmonic balancer on a foreign car so I tried the large strap wrench, it did the job of holding while the fastener was removed with an impact. I thought for sure it would break. Did gouge the handle up bad though.
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These wrenches of both size isn't strong enough. When I try to turn, the strap gets extended. So it never loosen something tight. I bought this set for loosening the oil filter of mostly european cars. I didn't want to damage or scratche on the cap of oli filter. Because the strap is made of rubber I believed it worked as I thought. But it doesn't. This concept and idea is really great. It works in the kichen when you open a jar of sauce or something. But this set is not a tool for auto mechanics.
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Bought this wrench to remove a pulley from a transverse mounted engine in tight quarters. In order to make use of it, I wrapped electrical tape around the handle, forming a channel to keep the strap in place. If not for the fact that this set of two was only $12 I would be dissatisfied. I'm not a professional mechanic so it met my need but if it's quality you seek, keep shopping.
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There is no jar or bottle that I can not open thanks to the strap wrenches. I suggest that you include this item in your Housewares Department. Do not keep it hidden in the Tools Department. I am 76 years old and my hands just are not as strong as they used to be and I live alone; therefore, it was essential that I find something that would make it possible for me to open all those tightly closed jars and bottles. Your strap wrenches was an answer to an old lady's prayers. I have yet to meet a bottle or a jar that I can ot open. Thank You!
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Or for those of you are watching on Friday we had our icon on to get -- Predictions on who would win at the Oscars and of course having watched they -- -- -- this weekend we all know what the answers to those are so.
Let's let's recap here I wanna flash back to what we saw on Friday -- at least two things that we -- on Friday.
-- based actress most of the observers we'll tell you Jennifer Lawrence insulin when this -- is when the wind.
But -- -- -- that is wrong she has nutrients and -- can't win this -- is going to go to and then you'll read -- in -- more.
I know she's a virtually unknown in this stage -- -- from French actress.
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What happened and this slope -- tonight.
What I call the did -- not.
No chanting no no actually were not even -- -- the problem wasn't gonna win.
No kid numbers here -- the friends you've heard here for a period a year I'd like you said you're British -- -- That's right they'll but I can hit it -- that I could back up to it that an odor to it and high -- I expo and so when voters here.
The support from Lawrence that I needed to it was very very softened some -- -- -- and it's funny it's a -- he was supporting at her Virginia home loss to Christoph -- And we have that particular oh yeah sure how.
Let's let's let's do we'll get a all of the open absolutely.
I hear this one -- they can honor.
The performance from this -- -- -- to zero.
He's going to pull an upset fantastic performance here.
It is like about it capstone course -- -- show the wrong certainly you weren't right about everything Lyoto Brazilian domestic us that there have salute you it's when.
You because I think my contacts you didn't -- thing that I did do Lotta pulling and later the same thing and -- Diana and the police in the now which is just coming out and I can't be sure this -- it's true but what we're hearing it's.
There have been reports of problems with electronic voting.
Some members had had our time there are locked down you don't excuse -- -- would not.
A lot of the -- members especially.
We all wondered and we don't know we have to speculate did that impact the final talents because of -- -- deep -- my pieces and outcome based on my point.
I got Marion Cotillard -- funeral was right I called Sean Penn -- -- instrument pulling the King's Speech last two real street guys -- -- and I call them all based on the -- -- this year.
I am just shocked because the numbers I heard I did not do sports awards were for vaults so again I'm wrong I -- I admit -- And I have to think that it has to possibly factor the first electronic voting I mean what -- think -- -- with the butterfly ballots the -- that they've been hanging Chad I.
I don't know I don't know what it's gonna get very convenient excuse did actually has threatened -- exactly that hey I own up to here I was wrong I hear it -- fee.
I did not -- -- lining things up so I can't -- in Lawrence but I son Daniel actually this weekend I don't fragment CEO we last spoke about it and having seen that.
I absolutely want to laugh when I -- -- was unbelievable.
You know who's been kept the thing was he won three years ago for glorious past and that that mr.
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We just didn't think he can win against us and especially in this category -- this heavyweights and we did -- Out of that market he was there with Lawrence.
We just thought that she was -- it was a bit.
Oscar caliber performance I didn't want it to -- yeah I can't -- that's always felt so.
And victim role required enough I didn't think so I felt most put us to look at her data point two -- the chances like -- -- -- now.
That's really what I thought I was wrong.
Played this bad here but -- when you're wrong about several others so let's roll let's go to an just even out here.
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Punishing what we knew this -- this part we -- -- third Oscar.
-- -- that was a very easy way costs and what you didn't get it and he won it and it was amazing enhancing many people.
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That -- you also called Argo for best picture and that one was not.
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I was impressed but I also think that I am fluent he'd probably probably -- did.
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Arizona's SB 1070 immigration law requires officers stopping or arresting an individual for a reason other than a suspected immigration offense to contact federal immigration authorities to verify the individual's immigration status if he has a reasonable suspicion that the person is unlawfully present in the United States. The law encourages the cooperative enforcement of federal immigration law in Arizona, and therefore the Supreme Court should find it constitutional.
It's important to understand what the case is not about. First, it's not about whether Arizona's immigration law is good policy—that is a question for the legislatures. Arizona's legislature considered the policy, including the fact that Arizona bears the disproportionate burden of illegal immigration: Approximately one third of illegal border crossings occur in Arizona, and Arizona has become a major corridor for drug and human smuggling.
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Second, the case is not about racial or ethnic profiling. Arizona's law expressly prohibits consideration of race, color, or national origin except as permitted by the state and U.S. Constitution, and requires that the law be "implemented in a manner consistent with federal laws regulating immigration, protecting the civil rights of all persons and respecting the privileges and immunities of United States citizens." The language is remarkably similar and arguably more restrictive than the Justice Department's own guidelines prohibiting racial profiling by federal officers.
So what is the case about? Whether federal immigration law "preempts" Arizona's law. Under the Constitution's Supremacy Clause, if a federal law and a state law conflict, the Constitution says the federal law must be enforced. But there are plenty of areas where state and federal laws harmoniously regulate the same areas, where both laws can co-exist without any constitutional problem. That's what is happening here. Indeed, far from prohibiting local enforcement, one federal court of appeals noted that federal law "evinces a clear invitation from Congress for state and local agencies to participate in the process of enforcing federal immigration laws."
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The Justice Department has argued that Arizona's law conflicts with the Obama administration's enforcement priorities, which include the nonenforcement of immigration laws passed by Congress in a broad array of circumstances. But the Constitution doesn't permit the president to run roughshod over state laws because he has different priorities. If he wants to prevent Arizona from cooperatively enforcing immigration offenses, that judgment needs to be put into law by Congress.
Because federal law doesn't conflict with Arizona's law, but actually requires federal cooperation with the kind of immigration status inquiries that SB 1070 requires state officers to make, the Supreme Court should uphold the law.
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The first protein, called amyloid-beta peptide, is normally found in the body in small amounts. When Alzheimer's happens in the brain, the body produces too many amyloid-beta peptides. Tangly strands of the amyloid-beta clump together and make a thick mass called plaque. Scientists are not sure yet how plaque could cause the brain to malfunction, or why Alzheimer's is related to too much amyloid-beta.
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If we could survive without a wife, citizens of Rome, all of us would do without that nuisance." So proclaimed the Roman general, statesman, and censor Quintus Caecilius Metellus Macedonicus, in 131 B.C. Still, he went on to plead, falling birthrates required that Roman men fulfill their duty to reproduce, no matter how irritating Roman women might have become. "Since nature has so decreed that we cannot manage comfortably with them, nor live in any way without them, we must plan for our lasting preservation rather than for our temporary pleasure."
With the number of human beings having increased more than six-fold in the past 200 years, the modern mind simply assumes that men and women, no matter how estranged, will always breed enough children to grow the population -- at least until plague or starvation sets in. It is an assumption that not only conforms to our long experience of a world growing ever more crowded, but which also enjoys the endorsement of such influential thinkers as Thomas Malthus and his many modern acolytes.
Yet, for more than a generation now, well-fed, healthy, peaceful populations around the world have been producing too few children to avoid population decline. That is true even though dramatic improvements in infant and child mortality mean that far fewer children are needed today (only about 2.1 per woman in modern societies) to avoid population loss. Birthrates are falling far below replacement levels in one country after the next -- from China, Japan, Singapore, and South Korea, to Canada, the Caribbean, all of Europe, Russia, and even parts of the Middle East.
Fearful of a future in which the elderly outnumber the young, many governments are doing whatever they can to encourage people to have children. Singapore has sponsored "speed dating" events, in hopes of bringing busy professionals together to marry and procreate. France offers generous tax incentives for those willing to start a family. In Sweden, the state finances day care to ease the tension between work and family life. Yet, though such explicitly pronatal policies may encourage people to have children at a younger age, there is little evidence they cause people to have more children than they otherwise would. As governments going as far back as imperial Rome have discovered, when cultural and economic conditions discourage parenthood, not even a dictator can force people to go forth and multiply.
Throughout the broad sweep of human history, there are many examples of people, or classes of people, who chose to avoid the costs of parenthood. Indeed, falling fertility is a recurring tendency of human civilization. Why then did humans not become extinct long ago? The short answer is patriarchy.
Patriarchy does not simply mean that men rule. Indeed, it is a particular value system that not only requires men to marry but to marry a woman of proper station. It competes with many other male visions of the good life, and for that reason alone is prone to come in cycles. Yet before it degenerates, it is a cultural regime that serves to keep birthrates high among the affluent, while also maximizing parents' investments in their children. No advanced civilization has yet learned how to endure without it.
Through a process of cultural evolution, societies that adopted this particular social system -- which involves far more than simple male domination -- maximized their population and therefore their power, whereas those that didn't were either overrun or absorbed. This cycle in human history may be obnoxious to the enlightened, but it is set to make a comeback.
The historical relation between patriarchy, population, and power has deep implications for our own time. As the United States is discovering today in Iraq, population is still power. Smart bombs, laser-guided missiles, and unmanned drones may vastly extend the violent reach of a hegemonic power. But ultimately, it is often the number of boots on the ground that changes history. Even with a fertility rate near replacement level, the United States lacks the amount of people necessary to sustain an imperial role in the world, just as Britain lost its ability to do so after its birthrates collapsed in the early 20th century. For countries such as China, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Spain, in which one-child families are now the norm, the quality of human capital may be high, but it has literally become too rare to put at risk.
Falling fertility is also responsible for many financial and economic problems that dominate today's headlines. The long-term financing of social security schemes, private pension plans, and healthcare systems has little to do with people living longer. Gains in life expectancy at older ages have actually been quite modest, and the rate of improvement in the United States has diminished for each of the last three decades. Instead, the falling ratio of workers to retirees is overwhelmingly caused by workers who were never born. As governments raise taxes on a dwindling working-age population to cover the growing burdens of supporting the elderly, young couples may conclude they are even less able to afford children than their parents were, thereby setting off a new cycle of population aging and decline.
Declining birthrates also change national temperament. In the United States, for example, the percentage of women born in the late 1930s who remained childless was near 10 percent. By comparison, nearly 20 percent of women born in the late 1950s are reaching the end of their reproductive lives without having had children. The greatly expanded childless segment of contemporary society, whose members are drawn disproportionately from the feminist and countercultural movements of the 1960s and 70s, will leave no genetic legacy. Nor will their emotional or psychological influence on the next generation compare with that of their parents.
Meanwhile, single-child families are prone to extinction. A single child replaces one of his or her parents, but not both. Nor do single-child families contribute much to future population. The 17.4 percent of baby boomer women who had only one child account for a mere 7.8 percent of children born in the next generation. By contrast, nearly a quarter of the children of baby boomers descend from the mere 11 percent of baby boomer women who had four or more children. These circumstances are leading to the emergence of a new society whose members will disproportionately be descended from parents who rejected the social tendencies that once made childlessness and small families the norm. These values include an adherence to traditional, patriarchal religion, and a strong identification with one's own folk or nation.


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I wrote this grumpy letter to Edge magazine two years ago, annoyed about Sony's removal of OtherOS. It was letter of the month in Edge 217 (August 2010) and bagged me a DSi XL. It's the first piece of writing I got published and remains, word for word, the highest earning.
Sure, most of us were probably never going to install PS3 Linux (Edge 214), but that can't be the point here – or it shouldn't be. Sony's move to force owners of older PS3s to remove OtherOS, a feature they'd purchased, via an update, is radical and a precedent for potential future post-purchase meddling that should be of interest to the gaming community at large.
Whatever you thought of OtherOS – and it's clear most people thought it a useful gimmick at best – it was apparently OK for Sony to deny its customers online gaming unless they threw away something they'd bought. And Sony's not the only publisher playing fast and loose with traditional concepts of ownership, as Edge has previously reported (Edge 200): in an ongoing legal dispute against developers of a World Of Warcraft bot, Blizzard is arguing that buying a piece of software actually only amounts to buying a license to use it under terms prescribed by the publisher. Another high-profile example is a case brought by Autodesk, in which it claimed (with similar reasoning) that purchasers of its software infringed a licensing agreement when they tried to sell that software secondhand.
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MAROON LOYOLA UNIVERSITY IMEW ORLEANS DECEMBER 3,1976 VOL. LIN IMO.II 1976 Law honors are announced Stephen I. Dwyer, a 1976 magna cum laude graduate of the Loyola University School of Law, received top honors last week at the annual awards night ceremonies sponsored jointly by the Loyola Student Bar Association and School of Law. Dwyer received the Faculty Award and the Allen Smith Company Award which are given annually to the senior law student who has maintained the highest average over his entire course of study. The Dean's Award, given to the student who has maintained the highest average during his first year of law school, was awarded to Patrick McTernan. Anthony Dingleman received the Law Week Award given to the graduating senior who has made the most satisfactory scholastic progress in the final year- Other students receiving top honors included: William C. Credo.lll, Henry L. Sarpy Memorial Award; Monica T. Surprenant, Edwin I. Mahoney Award; Stephen I. Dwyer, Deborah F. Zehner. Patrick McTernan, Bettye Barrios, Dr. Monte Holland, Selma E. Bordelon, L. Kent Abney, Samuel O. Buckley 111, Janine S. Dingleman, Susan Peterson, Monica Surprenant, and Terry Deffes, West Publishing Company Awards; Catherine Soutullo, New Orleans Notary Association Award; William Aaron, Louis Cosenza, and Kim Gandy, Loyola Law Alumni Award; Patrick McTernan, Federal Bar Association Award; Charles N. Miller, Jr., Jack LaNasa Award; Cynthia Coulter, David Simerly and Monica Surprenant, Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association Awards. Also, Deborah F. Zehner, Brendan F. Brown Award; Andre Mouledoux, Rene Mouledoux, Scott St. Mane, Elizabeth Tunks, and Anthony Zebouni, International Moot Court Award; Lauria Pittella, Antonio E. Papale Award; Charlene S. Dittmer, Joseph M. Rault Award and Joseph A. Mengacci, Law Clinic Award. Student Bar Association Certificates of Merit were presented to the student earning the highest grade in each course for which American Jurisprudence Books were not awarded. Step right up, sell those books The Loyola Bookstore is sponsoring j book and record sale which will last through Dec, 24 and plans to buy back used books Dec. 16-17. According to Marjorie Nobles, Bookstore manager, "The book sale concerns texts that we weren't able to return to the publisher. They are those left over from classes, and for various reasons we were not able to return the surplus. We are allowed to return 20 per cent of leftover books, but if that book goes out of print they will not be bought by the publisher." Students will be able to sell back their books for approximately one-fourth the cost during December. "Textbooks we know will be used in the spring are the ones we want, but the Nebraska Book Company representative (supplier) will be here to buy back all books from everyone during those two days," she said. Concerning the cost which students will receive for books Nobles stated, "The book company is taking a chance in buying back books which they could get stuck with since they may be outdated with a new printing. Books drop in value each year they are in print." The record sale, which will be sponsored again in March, involves all types of music-pop, jazz. folk and classical. "We are especially heavy on classical m.;sic since there are so many music students," Nobles said. Most of the store's record sales come from classical records. Books For Sale - Social work major, Lou Ann Cupp takes advantage of the book and record sale sponsored by the Loyola Bookstore. photo :Don Cooper, Jr. Teacher's wife asks for free tuition By Ruth Largay In a letter to Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., president of Loyola, dated November 8, Mrs. Jodie Bell, a junior majoring in Urban Affairs and Communications, asked that faculty spouses be granted the privilege of attending Loyola free on the basis of information which she supplied in her letter. Bell, who is the wife of assistant professor of journalism Tom Bell, wrote the letter asking that the situation of only a partial tuition remission for faculty spouses be remedied at the November 18 Board of Directors meeting. In her letter, Bell points out that it is cheaper for a faculty spouse to attend the University of New Orleans and pay full tuition than it is to attend Loyola with a partial tuition remission. She also wrote in her letter that Loyola is in the miniority of universities"charging tuition to faculty spouses and that Loyola" is the only private university to do so. According to Bell, Tulane University, Xavier University, St. Mary's Dominican College and Dillard University do not charge tuition to faculty spouses. Bell wrote in her letter that the Reflective Age Program at Loyola allows anyone over the age of 65 attend Loyola free regardless of whether or not they are related to faculty or staff. Loyola actually allows anyone over the age of 62.5 to attend the university free. She wrote, "I believe if the university is inclined to grant tuition exemption to any group, it is morally bound to do so for members of its own community before extending such largesse to the public." John L. Eckholdt, senior vice president for business and finance, responded to Bell's letter at the request of Carter. Eckholdt's response indicated that an ad hoc committee is presently evaluating the question of tuition remission for faculty spouses. Board slow to act on free tuition plan By Ruth Largay The Board of Directors has still not acted on a recommendation passed seven months ago by the Faculty Senate to allow faculty spouses full tuition remission. In a report to the University community concerning actions taken by the Board of Directors at its Nov. 18 meeting, the Rev. Robert J. Ratchford, S.J., Recorder for the Board, wrote: ". . .The Finance Committee is studying the tuition remission policy." When asked whether or not the tuition remission program under study included a consideration of faculty husbands and wives, Fr. Ratchford replied, "Yes, indirectly, it would have to do with faculty and staff spouses." The uncertain status of the Faculty Senate's recommendation came to light as a result of investigation of another story regarding a letter written to Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., president of Loyola, by Mrs. Jodie Bell, wife of Associate Professor of Journalism Tom Bell. Mrs. Bell's letter addressed the question of faculty spouse tuition remission. According to Dr. Fdward Renwick, president of the Faculty Senate, the Faculty Senate acts as an advisory body to the Board of Directors and the administration. "Last April, in a close vote, the Faculty Senate voted to recommend to the administration and the Board of Directors that the tuition remission for faculty spouses be raised from 75-100 per cent," said Renwick. According to Dr. Anthony Di Maggio, who was president of the Faculty Senate in April, the motion for the recommendation carried by an eight to five vote at the April 1 meeting of the Faculty Senate. Di Maggio said that the minutes of that meeting were automatically sent to the ex-officio members of the Faculty Senate, Carter,a member of the Board of Directors, and Dr. 'Robert A. Preston, Vice President for Academic Affairs. Carter's secretary, Lilly Harris, refused to allow a Maroon reporter to speak with Carter, saying that his tight schedule would not permit it. She directed the Maroon reporter to speak with John L. Eckholdt Senior Vice President for Business and Finance, since, she said, he was now handling the matter. Informed that the -oorter had already spoken with F.ckholdt, who said he did not know anything about the Faculty Senate's recommendation .Harris then directed the reporter to speak with Preston. Preston refused to see the reporter to discuss the matter, but sent word through a secretary that "as far as he knows, it (the recommendation) has never gotten into the President's office." According to Di Maggio, as president of the Faculty Senate he did not write a specific letter to the Board of Directors about the recommendation, however, he said that Carter received a copy of the minutes which included the recommendation. (Cont'd. on pg 4 )
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A Surrey man found guilty in a life-threatening knife attack on two men will not get a new trial.
In November, Anthony Andrew Larose appealed his 2011 conviction of two counts of aggravated assault, two of assault with a weapon and one of possessing a weapon. He was sentenced to seven years in prison.
The charges were in connection with an April 2010 incident on Fraser Highway near 156 Street where Larose had a run-in with Saul Marshall and Chris Hanna. The pair were at a gas station when they heard a commotion across the street. Larose had thrown a rock through a glass bus shelter and Hanna crossed the street and confronted him, with Marshall following shortly after.
A fight ensued, during which Larose was handed a 20-centimetre knife by the woman he was with. Larose stabbed Hanna twice in the chest and once in the abdomen. Hanna's face was also sliced, as was Marshall's neck.
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In his appeal, Larose argued the trial judge (Justice Neill Brown) did not suggest the jury consider self-defence as an option.
But on Tuesday, three B.C. Court of Appeal court justices rejected the appeal.
"In my view, the judge did not err by not addressing self-defence in the context of the weapon's charge," wrote Justice Edward C. Chiasson in the Jan. 15 decision. "He had concluded there was no air of reality to self-defence on the basis the appellant did not pick up the knife to defend himself. The appellant testified he did so to scare Mr. Hanna."
He added the trial judge "clearly advised" the jury that they had to decide why Larose had the knife and was "not obliged to discuss self-defence with the jury."
Justices Kathryn E. Neilson and Nicole J. Garson concurred with Chiasson's decision.
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