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06/13/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Jeff Richgels and they Recap the First Year of the Show! Don, Doug, & Mike have their best show ever with Jeff Richgels and reflect back on the first year of the show. |
06/06/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - June 6th - Jamie Buckner from Split Movie Doug, Mike, & Don catch up after two weeks apart and they check in with Jamie Buckner from the Split movie. |
05/23/2011 |
Slammys away so the mice will play! Slammys in Reno and when the mouse is away the mice will play. Lake show and Don the Legend try and hold the fort down |
05/16/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - IB Open Tournament Wrap Up George Gohagen III, Jake Peters, Casey Murphy, and Kegler's Corner dual broadcast with Doug, Mike & Don "The Legend". |
05/09/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Live Remote From Crest Bowl -Mike Rose Jr. IB Show travels to Crest Bowl in Florissant home of the IB Open Tournament for the weekly show. Guests include Mike Rose Jr, and Louise Laneside. |
05/02/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Ozarks Recap Doug & Mike re-cap the Greater Ozark tournament as well as check in with Louise Laneside. Don the Legend has a great show, but thanks to Charter Communications, the show gets cutt off at the end due to internet difficulties! Enjoy! |
04/25/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Fero Williams April 25th 2011 Mike, Doug & Don talk to Fero Williams and go into a crazy movie banter in the last half hour of the show. |
04/18/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Dick Allen Dave subs in for Doug and Mike talk with Dick Allen winner of the Dick Weber Playoffs. Don the Legend sits in the hot seat while Doug is away. |
04/11/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Danny Wiseman - 4-11-11 Doug & Mike talk to Danny Wiseman while Don "The Legend" returns to the show. |
04/04/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Steve Jaros & Adam Barta - PART 2 Doug & Mike talk to Adam Barta and Steve Jaros while Louise Laneside stops by in studio. |
03/28/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Mike Fagan March 28th, 2011 Mike & Doug talk to Mike Fagan and Louise Laneside checks in with the local gossip. |
03/21/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show March 21st 2011 - Tom Clark & Don Griffin Doug & Mike talk to Tom Clark and Don Griffin. |
03/15/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Bugsy Kelly, Matt Cannizzaro, Emil Williams & Doug Lakey Mike is joined in studio with Louise Laneside (Alena Mathews) because Doug Lakey is on assignment at USBC Nationals. Bugsy Kelly talks about the Columbia 300 March Madness Contest and Matt Cannizzaro & Emil Williams get us up to speed on the USBC turnament. |
03/07/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Jason Couch & Gary Beck March 7th, 2011 Mike, Doug, & Don talk to Gary Beck from Killer B promotions and Jason Couch. |
02/28/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Feb 28th 2011 Duke, Valenta, Boyer Doug, Mike & Don "The Legend" talk US Open with Jeremy Boyer, Brian Valenta, & Champion Norm Duke. |
02/21/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Randy Pedersen & Rob Stone Mike and Dave Adam join Don the Legend to talk to Randy Pedersen, Rob Stone, Nick Smith, Louise Laneside, and check in with Doug Lakey on Assignment at the US Open. |
02/14/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show Feb 14th - Tom Hess, Jack Jurek, & Brunsnick Tom Hess, Jack Jurek, and Brunsnick joins Mike, Doug and Don "The Legend" on Valentine's day to discuss the Masters amongst other things. |
02/07/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show - Feb 7th, 2011 - Mark Baker & Paul Kreins Mike & Doug talk with bowling coach Mark Baker and Marketing guru Paul Kreins. |
01/31/2011 |
Jan 31st 2011, Diandra Asbaty, Patrick Allen, and Jamie Buckner Doug and Mike check in with Diandra for her contrest winner, they chat with PA on his performance last week, and finally chat with Jamie Buckner, the owner/writer of the movie Split! |
01/24/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show Jan 24th 2011 - Mika Koivuinemi & Diandra Asbaty Mika Koivuniemi fresh off the $250,000 pay day for winning the TOC and Diandra Asbaty joins the show. |
01/17/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show January 17th, 2011 Mike & Doug add Don the Legend to the show and talk with Mark Brevard and Alena Mathews. |
01/10/2011 |
Insidebowling.com Show January 10th 2011 Pete Weber joins Mike, Doug, & Tom in studio along with call in guests Dean Richards and Josh Scanlan. |
12/23/2010 |
Christmas Show Hodgepodge Mike calls his brother, Doug calls his mom, and we talk shop with Dan Schaeppi from QubicaAMF. Show was done with a single microphone and was labeled "hodgepodge." |
12/16/2010 |
US "Open" Guests were Norm Duke and PBA Chameleon Champion Scott Norton. |
12/09/2010 |
Working Together Guests were PBA Viper Chamipionship Winner Bill O'Neil, PBA Deputy Commish Tom Clark, Brian Burkhardt from Bowlspot.com & Special Secret Guest Norm Duke. |
12/02/2010 |
Insidebowling Radio Show - December 2nd, 2010 Guests were PBA Cheetah Championship WInner Eugene McCune, & PBA Hall of Famer Nelson Burton Jr. |
11/18/2010 |
Insidebowling Radio Show - November 18th, 2010 Guests were PBA Member Brian Valenta, USBC Hall of Famer Jeff Richgels, & collegiate bowling star Brett Cunningham. |


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There's Something About Retro
They say fashion is cyclical. Trends come and go and come around again. In the NHL, we seem to be re-entering a retro phase. Throwback jerseys have always been popular with fans, but it seems only in the last few years have teams started to take advantage of that. Classic designs that bring history back to life have started making their way back into the mainstream, in the form of alternate jerseys and special events such as the Winter Classic.
So "retro" is the theme of today's post. Let's see what our artists have come up with.
By the way, I have lots of new concept art ready and waiting. Someone needs to stay on me about keeping this page updated. I'm very forgetful.

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Windows Performance Toolkit announcement
FYI, the WinHEC 2008 DVD is now available for purchase at
http://shop.ecompanystore.com/mseventdvd/MSD_productdetail.asp?EventID=70882&TYPE=WinHEC%202008 (down to just $79 from the standard price of $495!).
There is a very good session on how to use XPerf on this DVD called Windows Performance Analysis: Using Windows Performance Tools [WinHEC 2008; 5.3 MB]. Slides are available to download for free at the above hyper link.
Keep on tracing,
Michael -
Please keep your posts specific to performance analysis. All unrelated posts will be moved to http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/Offtopic/threads, without warning. Repeated off-topic posts will be reported as abuse of this forum. Please use your favorite search engine to find the right forum for your question. If your question isn't about Windows performance, then you shouldn't post here.
Let's build a performance analysis community here :)
Michael -
Welcome to the Windows Performance Toolkit forum!
As part of Microsoft's initiative to help its partners and customers improve the performance of their Windows systems, Windows group has released in Feb'08 the Windows Performance Toolkit. Version 4.1 of this toolkit has shipped in the Windows Server 2008 SDK and subsequent v.4.1.1 update has been made available on WHDC at http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/sysperf/perftools.mspx.
This toolkit isn't for everyone - to use it effectively, you need to have a grasp of the basic OS internals such as processes, threads, DPCs (deferred procedure calls), ISRs (interrupt service routines), I/O subsystem, registry, etc. Yet one need not be a system developer to use it either. First level triage (e.g. which component is responsible for system slowdown?, is it a CPU or a disk usage issue?, etc.) can often be done with only the basic understanding of the above mentioned concepts, something people usually cover in an introductory 101 OS course. An expert in that area, can then use the same toolkit to dig deeper into the issue, root-cause it, and work on providing a fix for it. A great reference for understanding OS Internals is the Microsoft Windows Internals (4th edition) book from Mark Russinovich and David Solomon. We highly recommend you get a copy if you plan on using this toolkit routinely.You can use this forum to ask questions about the toolkit, as well as share tips and tricks with other users on how you've used it successfully in the past. We are hoping that this forum will help build a vibrant environment of performance analyst hobbists and professionals alike, where you can find support from both the Microsoft team shipping these tools to you as well as the MVPs using it on a daily basis.
The toolkit comes with MSDN documentation available at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa139734.aspx. We recommend you consult it before asking questions on this forum. We would also like to hear feedback from you on our documentation - what are we missing, is something incorrect in the documentation, etc. You can provide it by sending email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Happy tracing!
-WPT Team
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Introducing sandtray play and storying into mainstream and special education classrooms can have an extremely enriching impact, encouraging social and emotional growth and creativity in students. This accessible book presents a practical theory of sandtray play and storying and offers invaluable advice about sandtray/narrative workshop setup. more »
2012, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95Keywords: arts therapies, child development, child psychology, children, counselling, creative writing as therapy, creativity, education, educational psychology, expressive therapies, inclusive classroom, mainstream education, messy play, play, play therapy, psychology, psychosis, psychotherapy, social skills, special education
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The Galway Mens Water Resistant Padded Jacket is a warm, comfortable garment for everyday use. It has a non-detachable, adjustable hood and concealed zipper tab at the collar.
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14/05/2013 17:43:43
The reason for making "good" in Q 5, is that I have a large frame and I found that there not many jackets in 3XXX and none, (that I saw), in 4XXX. Having said that, the jacket is a good fit (XXXL) and has keep me dry and warm in the English and Scottish weather, having just come from a dry New Zealand summer!! I did find a few loose threads which I have now trimmed off -not sure if that was the reason for the price reduction or end of winter sale. I found the store clean and tidy, well laid out and items grouped together according to their use, eg. mens jackets, back packs etc.
03/06/2013 08:46:34
I bought this jacket as it is light weight, warm and packs down very well....perfect to have in the bottom of my rucksack after a swim in the Cornish Atlantic or just walking the dog late on a chilly evening.....my only niggle would be that the elastic in the cuffs is a bit poor and seems to be loosing it's shape. All in all though I'm very happy with it.
04/07/2013 05:58:05
In my opinion the jacket does not do your reputation any favours. As for the reduction from the original price, you must be having a laugh. Not up to your usual standard of manufacture. looks ok and I will use it for dog walking etc. but the photo is not really representative of a hurriedly made and poorly finished item.
30/05/2013 11:41:05
Surprised by how warm the jacket is, for its weight. You could stuff it in a rucksac. Good arm and body length and ample hood. The wind doesn't get through. Shower proof but not really rain proof. I would buy another one at the sale price!
21/09/2013 11:44:30
I bought this as I did not want a goose down filling. The man made fibre filling is great and keeps your warm. Perhaps may need an under layer when particularly cold but happy with the fitted style and colour. Also very light..
04/05/2013 11:34:59
Was not at all what we expected. Think photograph gave too good a picture. Looked good value as a Sale item would definitely not have considered at the original price. Returned it to local store for refund.
15/09/2013 12:44:39
This is a great jacket for winter and the fit is perfect. The only issue I had was with the zip - as there is a flap behind the zip that tends to get caught when doing it up. You have to be really careful!
18/10/2013 15:17:09
jacket easy, but warm. But when my husband was in her under the rain and he completely wet, although it says that it is waterproof, he was very upset, well that we had bought it at a discount
09/09/2013 19:55:21
I happened to visit the store for something else but couldn't leave without this jacket. It looks good , very well tailored, and hoping that it will keep me warm.!!
11/07/2013 15:39:44
This jacket is super quality; extremely lightweight, yet very warm and keeps out the showers. And it looks good too. I really love it.
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16/10/2013 18:18:43
My son wore the jacket once and the zip broke. I am going to return it to a Harrogate store tomorrow.
21/09/2013 17:53:08
My son wear this to school. It look heavy but it is not. ideal for the colder weather
21/08/2013 21:03:28
Ideal jacket for summer wear. Very light, giving protection against rain showers.
14/08/2013 22:45:21
Bought at discounted price. Seems warm, dry & comfortable although not used yet.
08/06/2013 17:55:55
Perfect for spring and autumn. Rolls up small so great for putting in backpack
04/08/2013 22:29:51
I was disappointed with the colour, not as shown in the site very light colour
19/09/2013 20:50:20
Lightweight but cosy jacket. Ideal for outdoor pursuits in the autumn & winter
20/09/2013 21:06:24
Not tried on yet waiting for cooler days. Otherwise well-made and true to size
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Meet other local atheists and freethinkers for conversation and friendship! Come to an Atheists Meetup to discuss atheism-related beliefs and philosophies and consider spiritual and religious influence in America.
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Let's get together to explore The I-Ching, Dao de Jing, Hua Hu Qing and other writings by Lao Tsu, Chuang Tsu and others. We can do some Qigong or Tai Chi along the way!
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Transhumanism is the ethical use of technology to extend human ability, and to improve the human condition. Let's talk about the intersection of transhumanist ideas, future technology, human values, and Christian theology. Is there a place in our future for Christian cyborgs? Can we move beyond the division between technological abuse and luddism? Can science, technology, and Christianity support each other, rather than being bitter opponents? http://christiantranshumanism.com
One Dharma Nashville is an integrative Buddhist meditation and study group that draws from the wisdom traditions of Zen, Vipassana and Tibetan. We were founded in 2006 by meditation teacher Lisa Ernst, who wished to offer a contemporary Buddhist sangha that also maintains its roots in traditional teachings and practices. One Dharma is at the forefront of Western Buddhism, where we have access to all of the great dharma traditions that were once segregated by geography in the East. Our practice i …
Welcome! The Nashville Shambhala Meditation Group was founded by a small group of people deeply inspired by the teachings of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, a Tibetan Buddhist scholar and meditation master, and by the vision of Shambhala International, the organization he founded. We offer regular weekly meditation and study sessions in the Shambhala Buddhist tradition, as well as Shambhala training sessions, retreats, celebrations, gatherings, and other special events. Shambhala is a worldwide organi …
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Welcome to the Williamson County Natural Parenting Play Group! Natural parenting, also called attachment or responsive parenting, is a parenting philosophy that is often counter to values and practices that are promoted by mainstream doctors, government leaders and policy makers, and American society in general. You have found a group of parents who are committed to making decisions for their family based on their instincts for what is best for their children. Aspects of natural parenting are mo …
We are part of a global Oneness community whose passionate vision is to raise humanity's consciousness and awareness for personal and collective growth. Oneness offers courses and programs here in Nashville and throughout the world to help people from all paths, all faiths, and walks of life to grow and deepen into the natural state a human being is built to be in, a state that is One with all that is. The Oneness Blessing* is a subtle energy transmission for the purpose of awakening, personal g …
MISSION The Nashville BirthNetwork is an alliance of individuals and organizations in Middle Tennessee with concern for the care and well-being of mothers, babies, and families. Our mission is to promote an evidence-based, wellness model of maternity care that will improve birth outcomes and substantially reduce costs. BirthNetwork National is leading a grassroots movement based on the belief that birth can profoundly affect our physical, mental and spiritual well-being. BirthNetwork National ad …
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Tried it all and enjoyed the ride but never got where you wanted to go? We are a group of curious individuals trying to perfect ourselves, using the AMAZING and well laid out wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism to learn to be happier and more helpful to others in this modern world. http://aci-nashville.org/
Spiritual psychology and Consciousness Group Spiritual, psychic, mental, emotional, physical, experiential, and behavioral aspects are all interrelated. We will be sharing about those relationships and techniques for facilitating wholeness and expansion as individuals and in relationships. Cindy's presentations include stories from personal experience and insight as well as gleanings from works of various authors. Each presentation will be a fascinating weave of concepts. Each meetup is an offe …
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This group started a couple of years ago, with a conversation between an atheist, an agnostic, a Southern Baptist, a preacher, a polytheist Christian, and a bunch of normal folks. :) We've grown and branched out through MeetUp, and only about half of our regular group is registered on this site. We're a group of people who take seriously our differing unique beliefs, but recognize that all world views and theologies have an air of absurdity to them, and we're passionate about having the convers …
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This is a group for anyone interested in learning about and discussing Palestinian/Israeli history, Israeli/Palestinian current events, and the future of the Palestinian/Israeli dilemma. Let's think about meeting every other month in different coffee houses to discuss current events involving Israel/Palestine. Make sure to bring patience and a sense of humor to every discussion.
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Secular Life is a network of friends, families, and communities that are non-religious. We embrace a life free of superstition and full of inquiry. Our goal is to provide awareness, education, resources, social events, and community to anyone interested in a secular life. Regardless of what you call yourself, if you are looking for a religious-free zone that is focused on building a quality, secular life and community then you are already among friends at Secular Life. Please use the Menu loca …
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So you know how I keep saying/feeling/thinking that I'm a seamstress, when in reality I haven't sewn a stitch in months? And have a much neglected blog that I keep wanting to write more for, but am apparently very bad a making the time for it? And that whole yoga thing that I used to do but have totally fallen out of practice with (and never really blogged about so of course you don't know about it)? Well, I now have another entry on the list of Neglected Activities That Millie Likes Very Much But Is Not Good At Making Time For.
You see, my lovely gentleman friend A. went and bought me this for Christmas:
The sounds I made upon opening it were not unlike (very, very loud) hedgehog squeaks.
I have no idea how he came across these, considering he's not at all of the crafty sort, but you can see why I have to learn how to knit, right? There's no way I can not make these somewhere down the road, so I need to get started on the road now in the hopes that I'll be competent enough to make these for next winter.
I'm fortunate in that I know quite a few people who know how to knit, and I suspect several of them would be willing to teach me. But sometimes it's nice to have videos/books/etc for learning tools too, because I feel considerably better getting surly and cussy at my computer screen than at my friend who's already doing me a significant favour, and I know full well I will get surly and cussy about this. I've been sewing for over ten years and I regularly get surly and cussy about it, even when it's going well. Plus I'm left-handed, so trying to flip everything mentally so that the mechanism makes sense with respect to how my brain makes sense of the world while learning is… interesting. I've tried halfheartedly to learn how to knit before, and it went very poorly, partially for that reason.
I'm under the impression that at least some of the fine and wonderful readers of this blog know how to knit to some degree, so do you know of any good resources for the beginning knitter? Gold stars for any that are left-handed! I've signed up at ravelry.com, since I'm under the impression that that's the thing knitters do, and if you want to look me up I'm milliescientist.
I anticipate much flailing and waving of needles, and a very grouchy Millie. I'll keep you posted!


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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke offered strong new assurances Friday that he wouldn't back away from his easy-money policies, despite worries at the Fed that its programs could destabilize the financial system.
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It would be "quite costly" to the U.S. economy, and possibly counterproductive, for the central bank to pull back too soon, he said in a speech late Friday in San Francisco, amplifying a message he delivered to Congress earlier in the week.
At the same time, Mr. Bernanke also sought to reassure the public that the Fed is better prepared to find and address financial instability than it was before the 2008 crisis.
As part of that message, he made clear that interest rates wouldn't stay low forever. He took the unusual step of discussing forecasts of long-term rates, sharing projections that show long-term rates could rise from about 2% today to 4% or 5% by 2017 as the economy strengthens. The move appeared in part to be a signal to markets not to become complacent about low rates.
"In short, we expect that as the economy recovers, long-term rates will rise over time to more normal levels," he said in remarks delivered at a monetary policy conference hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. He said that the exact timing and pace of the increase, however, depends on how the economy develops, which is subject to significant uncertainty.
The speech showed Mr. Bernanke trying to walk a tightrope, addressing concerns of two different groups.
On the one hand, Mr. Bernanke sought to soothe those who fear the Fed could raise interest rates or tighten credit in other ways sooner than expected. On the other, he also tried to reassure critics who doubt the wisdom of the Fed's current policy path.
The Fed has held short-term interest rates near zero since December 2008 and has taken other measures to lower long-term rates, first to help quell the crisis and later to boost economic growth.
Mr. Bernanke sought to deflect criticism of the Fed by pointing out that major economies around the world, including Canada, Germany and Japan have similarly low interest rates because of the similar economic and financial difficulties they faced.
Using stronger language than he did earlier this week, Mr. Bernanke addressed concerns that the long period of ultra-low interest rates may be fueling excessive risk-taking and overheating in certain corners of the credit markets. He argued that the consequences of tightening policy too soon are of more concern.
He said that tightening policy now not only could short-circuit the economic recovery, it also could destabilize financial markets. That's because a stalled recovery might lead to long-term rates staying lower for longer than they would otherwise.
"In light of the moderate pace of the recovery and the continued high level of economic slack, dialing back accommodation with the goal of deterring excessive risk-taking in some areas poses its own risks to growth, price stability, and, ultimately, financial stability," he said.
Mr. Bernanke stressed that the Fed takes concerns that its easy-money policies could undermine financial stability "very seriously." He said, however, that the central bank's strategy for now is to monitor for such risks and use tools, such as regulation, instead of tightening credit.
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A sad truth emerged when a few misguided souls actually suggested that the Internet be considered for a Nobel Peace Prize earlier this year: While there is great potential for the Internet to be used for good, many projects that seemed like good ideas in theory have fallen short of reality on the Web.
Sure, Twitter, Facebook, and other social sites have been used to get the word out about various political struggles, but the idea that the Web by itself qualifies as a peacemaking entity in its own right is nonsense. The Internet is only a tool for good, albeit a powerful tool when in the proper hands. Sadly, a lot of proper hands can't seem to get a grip on the Net, and the potential of the Web to better humankind simply hasn't been realized.
Indeed, the Web is littered with the detritus of worthy projects that began with fanfare and ended with little or nothing of substance except the disappointment of supporters who rallied 'round only to see their causes evaporate. Whether dreams of putting online technology to use involve improving the lot of urban dwellers, increasing the quality of education, making government more accountable to its constituents, or ensuring better use of the Web for healthcare, many have simply disintegrated into lost bits.
All this is a testament to the questionable motives of some project initiators, as well as a lesson in the need for greater persistence in putting a good cause above what's expedient or immediately profitable online.
In this report, Internet Evolution explores the good ideas that have fallen short on the Web, as well as some great ideas now at risk of being lost. We also discuss what causes this shortfall of good intentions and what can be done about it. What do these failed projects teach us about questionable motives, the need for ethics, and our priorities as creators and users on the Web?
Without further ado, we present Opportunities Lost: Why Good Internet Ideas Burn Out.
3) Great Ideas That Fell Short, Google Version (cont'd) The Transparency Report
4) More Great Ideas That Fell Short One Laptop Per Child, Government 2.0
5) More Great Ideas That Fell Short (cont'd) SMS relief donations
6) Great Ideas at Risk of Failing Google's municipal fiber project, 'Internet Freedom'
7) Great Ideas at Risk of Failing (cont'd) US national broadband plan, electronic health records
8) Conclusion What's ahead for the Internet's good ideas?
Written by Mary Jander, Managing Editor; Michael Singer, Senior Editor; and Nicole Ferraro, Executive Editor, Internet Evolution
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Okay, so today there's another announcement that in addition to installing its high-speed broadband in Kansas City, Kansas, Google is now going to install it across the river in Kansas City, Missouri.
Is that exciting, or what??
On the same day, we hear that Comcast is rolling out 10-Gbit/s Metro Ethernet in "more than 20" US cities.
I know Comcast's product is cable-based, but it's also very fast.
Makes you wonder.
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So how instead should world-saving organizations be helping educate rural areas?
I at least like the idea that the OLPC units are ruggidized.
Of course, most of the non-American non-European world accesses content via cell phone, so perhaps we should have Negriponte shift focus and have us buying ruggedized iPhones or iPads.
I agree - simply throwing laptops at children is throwing money away - and unguided use of the laptops may mean children are simply wasting time playing games or chatting instead of seeking out useful information and relationships. A much better way to bring the benefits of the internet to remote villages is the Questionbox which Alan Reiter wrote about on IE in 2009.
Well, coltree, I'm viewing corporate obligations in theory, not practice. Just because the reality falls short of where it needs to be is no excuse for dropping the values of free but lawful enterprise.
"And actually, business are obliged to do more than make money. They must follow the laws of the lands in which they make that money. And making that money doesn't preclude planning for the betterment of the societies they hope will sustain their ventures long term."
Wow you must live in the States, there's no law in Oz forcing social conscience on corporations. Our companies are run for pure profit - pillage, rape and burn and white collar crime generally attracts very, very light sentences.
Haven't most of the big boys in the banking sector gotten off scott free after collapsing the world into the GFC.
I have no argument with the proposition that every child deserves an education. At the same time I have some sympathy with Trevor's point which - if I understand him correctly - is that it's pointless to offload laptops or other sophisticated communications devices on families unable to meet the bare necessities of living.
These families need help, but this isn't the place to start. Computers in schools for children attending schools sounds much more realistic.
I anticipate a whole new arena of tech litigation!
Great points, coltree. I could not agree more.
They are defintely not playing the game fair!
Agreed, Mary. The freedom to make money is based on following the laws at a minimum and contributing to a larger benefit to society in better companies. The whole point of creating an awareness of what companies like Google are destroying (in opportunities) rather than creating and building will reduce the opportunity for the game players to win at that game.
It doesn't matter how you dress it up, greed and crime are no better in white collars than blue collars; in fact, they are worse. It's up to all of us to call it what it is - which is what is great about this article.
I was not speaking of what should be. I was speaking of reality. Ideally, every child should have an education. Unfortunately, that is not what actually happens.


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San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Ian Parkinson says the California county's new hybrid cellular and RF communications system is superior to its stand-alone land mobile radio network. Enabled by a digital dispatch platform from Raytheon and Twisted Pair, it leverages commercial cellular service to extend the police network to just about any smartphone.
Replacing an end-of-life radio dispatch system with an IP platform linking smartphones with traditional radios extends the reach and the functionality for San Luis Obispo County's first responders. Read more.
But this system is a supplement to, not a replacement for, police radios. For the most part, land mobile radios do one thing: They let policemen talk with other policemen and firefighters talk with other firefighters. With the economical functionality of ubiquitous smartphones, why not do away with those expensive legacy radio systems completely?
There are a number of reasons why smartphones and cellular carriers are not ready to replace public safety radio networks. Three of them:
1. Bandwidth: Commercial carrier networks are consumer systems and are not dedicated to public safety use. This means first responders have to compete with consumers for bandwidth, which is likely to be at a premium during an emergency when police, firefighters and other safety personnel need it most. FirstNet, a nationwide public safety network now in the works, would be dedicated to first responders and built to more robust standards of reliability and availability, but that project is years away from completion.
2. Planned obsolescence: "Cell phones now are semi-disposable," said Parkinson. They are upgraded and replaced every few years, and departments relying on them would have to ensure that applications and infrastructure supporting their use would continue to support new models and versions.
3. Durability: Most smartphones also are not ruggedized. "We have to be concerned whether they will be dropped," Parkinson said, because they are not built for police and rescue work. They also do not have the battery life needed to be in use constantly through a 10- or 12-hour shift, which is one of the features of land mobile radio handsets.
Police radios are expensive and they only do one thing, but they do it well, Parkinson said. "Portable radios are costly because they are ruggedized and have that battery life."
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As I work on training for my first half-marathon, I notice that since I have been outdoors more than usual in the spring air, my allergies seem to be flaring up. I've been coughing and sneezing, my eyes have been watery and I've had more frequent sinus headaches. I know that I am not alone, as I hear many people mentioning that tree and grass pollens are causing them to suffer with seasonal allergies as well. And this blossoming time of year can be particularly bad news if you are an asthma sufferer.
The change in seasons doesn't mean that you have to hibernate until winter. While you may not be able to avoid your triggers completely, there are many ways to help limit your exposure.
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Pesky pollen and mold. For many allergy sufferers, pollen and mold are the main problems. If you are allergic to pollen or mold, you may notice that your asthma is worse on days that are hot, dry, and windy. Your symptoms may lessen when it is rainy and windless, because the air is not so heavy with pollen and mold on these days.
You can check the pollen count in your area by logging on to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology's website: www.aaaai.org/global/nab-pollen-counts.
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This document contains the descriptions, algorithms, user information and listings of the parallel Fortran90/MPI versions of the suite of programs found in NIST-IR 6269 [1], Finite Element and Finite Difference Programs for Computing the Linear Electric and Elastic Properties of Digital Images of Random Materials. These programs use 3-D digital image data on random materials as input and then calculate the effective properties of the random material when subjected to applied fields (for example, mechanical/thermal stresses and AC/DC electric fields).
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The Loyola Maroon Vol. XXXIX Loyola University, New Orleans, Friday, October 26, 1962 No. 6 The Campus' Choice... Newly-elected Campus Queen Cynthia Sliman and Connie Marquer. On the top step are A&S sophoher court appear prettily pleased over their collective more Helen Genovese, A&S seniors Carolyn Meyer honor. Standing on the steps of Cummings hall, bot- and Pamela Leak, and the evening division's favtom row, left to right, are A&S sophomore Vickie orite, Judith Holton. Curtis, Cynthia Sliman, A&S senior, and BA senior Exams To Begin This Wednesday Warning! Mid-semester examinations will start this Wednesday, Oct. 31. The college of business administration will conduct midterm examinations from Oct. 31 through Friday, Nov. 9. In the college of arts and sciences, exams will be administered beginning Friday, Nov. 2, through Nov. 9. In the school of dentistry, students will take their midterm exams at the regular class hours starting on Friday. Nov. 2. The examination schedules for the college of music and the college of pharmacy were not available at press time. The school of law will not hold mid-term examinations. They will have fall semester exams starting on Jan. 9. During the examination schedule all regular classes will be cancelled; only the examinations will be held. In departmental examination all sections of the courses mentioned will take their examinations at the hour indicated, even though the class does not meet regularly at that hour. A special list of rooms and proctors will be posted. All other examinations will be held in the room in which the class usually meets under the supervisions of the regular professor. Those who are unable to interpret this schedule, should ask each of their professors about the dp.te, time and place of the examination in each of their courses. MID-SEMESTER EXAMINATION SCHEDULE Friday, Nov. 2 9:10-10:00 — Departmental Examination: Theology 106. 11:10-12:00 — Departmental Examination: Theology 210. 1:00-l :60—Departmental Examination: Theology 309. 3 :00-3 :50—Departmental Examination : Theology 311. Also: Chemistry 101 A&B. Saturday, Nov. 3 9:10-10:00 — Departmental Examination: German 101, 201; French 101, 108, 201; Spanish 101, 103, 201. 9:00—Education 3028; Sociology 101S (Saturday classes). 11:10-12:00—10:10 T T classes: Education 100 A&C: Philosophy 211; Psy- chology 102 A; Psychology 102 C; Psychology 303; Speech 306. Monday, Nov. 5 9:10-10:00 — Departmental Examination: Philosophy 201. 11:10-12:00 — Departmental Examination: Philosophy 301. I :00-l :50—Departmental Examination : Philosophy 302. 3 :00-3 :50—Departmental Examination : All Military Science. Also: Medical Technology classes. Tuesday, Nov. 6 9:10-10:00 — Departmental Examination: English 101. Also: Biology 301. II :10-12 :00 — Departmental Examination : English 102, 201. 1:00-1:60—3:00 M W F classes: Biology 315; History 307, 361; Latin 103, 201; Physics 221; Psychology 310; Pub. Relations 308; Speech 101. 3:00-3:60—2:00 and 3:00 T T classes: Education 352; Journalism 206; Pol. Science 801. Wednesday, Nov. 7 9:10-10:00 — Departmental Examination: Mathematics 111. 11:10-12:00 11:10 M W F classes: Chemistry 805; Education 301; English 843; History 321; Journalism 221; Latin 101, 313; Mathematics 126, 257; Mathematics 393; Physics 201, 346; Physical Ed 889; Pub. Relations 244; Sociology 101 A. 1 :00-l :60—1 :00 M W F classes : Chemistry 301; Chemistry 807; Education 152; English 889; History 311; Russian 101; Sociology 313; Speech 322. 8 :00-3 :60—1 :00 T T classes : Biology 107; Education 230; Spanish 303, 825; Sociology 205; Television 101, 201. Thursday, Nov. 8 9:10-10:00—9:10 M W F classes; Biology 302; Chemistry 105, 201; Education 383 ; Greek 101, 201; History 365; Journalism 203; Mathematics 311; Physics 210, 855; Psychology 306; Sociology 101B; Sociology 326; Speech 201. 11 :10-12:00—2:00 M W F classes: Biology 302; Chemistry 106, 201; Education 338; Greek 101, 201; History 865; Journalism 203; Mathematics 311; Physics 210, 355; Psychology 805; Sociology 101B; Sociology 326; Speech 201. 11:10-12:00—2:00 M W F classes: Biology 205; Education 354; French 203; History 101 A; History 201 B&C; Latin 305; Pol. Science 101; Russian 201; Sociology 322; Speech 301. 1:00-1:50—9:10 T T classes: Biology 101; English 380; History 101 B&C: Spanish 203. 3:00-3:60—8:10 T T classes: Biology 201; Journalism 201; Physical Ed 160; Spanish 811. Council Rescinds Previous Ballot; Approves Judicial Court of Honor By EUGENE KATSANIS Cordaro Motion Gets Nod Loyola's Judicial Court of Honor was approved by the Student Council Tuesday after it rescinded the unfavorable vote taken on the Court at the Council meeting last week. The motion to rescind the vote, thereby allowing the Court of Honor to be brought up again, was made by J. B. Cordaro, chairman of the judicial committee. Cordaro said that conferences with several Council members convinced him that the greater majority of the rep- and on what day they were to resentatives wanted to see meet. the Court of Honor approved pro- He substituted a section that vided certain modifications were provides for appeals of Court demade. cisions. The amendment outlines The motion to rescind was ap- how the Student Council could acproved by a voice vote of the cept appeals of cases and how the Council. Council could reverse a decision In other action the Council ap- 0f the Court. proved changes to the Datebook Council members had objected rules and announced the approval that the original proposal did not of an additional gate in the stu- provide a means by which the Student parking lot. dent Council could hear appeal Cordaro amended the judicial cases if the defendant wished apsystem he proposed last week by peal. deleting sections five and six The have also objected to secwhich outlined the procedures of tions five and six in the original how the Court would accept cases proposal limiting the Court to pro- cedures that the Councilmen thought the Court itself should set up. Lynn Friedman, A&S representative, amended the motion adding section six to read "review by the Student Council can only be had within a two meeting limit after the Court's decision." All of the amendments passed with large majority votes. In the other action Gerard Hansen, parking committee chairman, said the administration approved the cutting of a driveway in the student parking lot leading to the street that runs alongside the cafeteria. He said that the driveway would be cut after the mid-semester exams and that APO service fraternity would provide parking lot attendants to direct a new system of parking. Hansen said that any student parking in the lanes would be ticketed. "The move was enacted so that students could get out of the lot at anytime in the day," Hansen said. Article I of the Datebook rules was broken down into three sections and reworded to provide more clarity. Don Jansen, Constitution committee chairman, said that the change did not effect any changes in rules. Article V which treated requests for tentative dates, was deleted from the Datebook rules. Jansen said that his committee approved the change since the rule was not followed because of its impracticality. The motion gives the Court authority to try cases for violations of the Council Constitution, Statutes of Procedure, Datebook rules, parking regulations, Student Handbook, general bulletins of the university, posted official notices and any other official instructions that may be given to the students. Council president Jack Dardis said that probably most of the Charbonnet Chairmans Homecoming Frank D. Charbonnet, Loyola graduate of 1950 and now a New Orleans television executive, has been named general chairman of Homecoming Week by Frederick J. Gisevius, Jr., alumni president. Homecoming Week, scheduled to begin December 8, will have a change in its order of events, the chairman noted. The 25th anniversary celebration of Blue Key Talent Nite will begin the activities in the fieldhouse at 8 p.m. Dr. Robert Charbonnet, class of '55, will coordinate alumni participation with the university program. The 20th anniversary class of 1942 will be honored guests at the traditional Homecoming Mass and Communion for alumni on Sunday, Dec. 9 at 8 a.m. in Holy Name church. A breakfast will follow in the cafeteria. • MANY ACTIVITIES The following week will include many activities highlighted by the Homecoming game against Spring Hill college on Dec. 12. Climaxing the festivities will be the Homecoming ball in the Grand Ballroom of the Roosevelt hotel on Friday, Dec. 14. Charbonnet is past president of Blue Key and college of business administration alumni groups; the Childrens Bureau of Greater New Orleans and the Fathers club of St. Rita's parish. He is married to the former Jean Ann Williams, '51. They have five children. An innovation this year is the selection of chairmen of the various events from the advisory council. In making the appointments, Charbonnet said, "Since the responsibility for planning Homecoming rests upon the Council, I believe Council members who can actively participate and share the various events should be invited to do so." • NEW CHAIRMEN The chairman said efforts are being made for closer cooperation between students and alumni in celebrating the various events. He named Frank A. France, '49, student participation chairman, to coordinate with student groups. Chairmen of the various events who are already working on their projects are: Carroll Delery, Jr., '49, Charles Lancaster, '33, and Dr. John P. Schiro, '34, co-chairmen, cocktail party; Ed Touhy, Jr., '55, Homecoming game; Sidney Schoenberger, '36, annual luncheon; Dr. Edward E. Levy, Jr., '47, Homecoming Ball; Dr. Joe Diaz, '42, Mass and Communion. Charbonnet asked chapter presidents to urge their members to come to New Orleans to take part in Homecoming Week. FRANK CHARBONNET Treen Cites His Platform "The New Frontier may well be the 'Last Horizon' for the free economic system which made this nation the unchallenged industrial and moral leader of the world." Such is the belief of David Treen, Republican candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in the upcoming general election. In a speech to the students recently in the quadrangle, the New Orleans attorney stated that "the Kennedy administration is working against the forward movement of this nation by acting against the economic forces on which progess depends. And the incumbent congressman is going along 100 per cent with the program." Treen opposes Congressman Hale Boggs for the seat from the Second Congressional District in the November 6 election. Commentating on Boggs, he stated, "Boggs has sold himself and his constituents out to the radical, socialistic and tyrannical New Frontier." The candidate stressed the need for a two party system in Louisiana as a vital necessity if the state expects to be an effective voice in formulating policies. He also emphasized the danger of too much power in any one department and said that Kennedy was trying to grab additional power. "Kennedy suggested he had the right to lower or raise income tax." Program For Sunday Shows British Film Movie Series• "The Stars Look Down," an outstanding British film produced in 1931, will be featured on the current series of films sponsored on the Loyola Film Series Sunday beginning at 7:45 p.m. in Marquette auditorium. Written and adapted by A. J. Cronin, the movie is a crusade and an expose of working conditions in British mines and has a similarity to his earlier best-selling novel, "The Citadel." The series is currently being sponsored by the Thirty club, honorary journalism society on the campus. Disgusting working conditions of British coal mines and the ruthless disregard of mine-owners for laborers are laid bare. It is a story of simple mining people who take tragedy and heroism for granted and of the vicious masters who oppress them. Young David Fenwick, played by Michael Redgrave, burrows his way from the black industry coal shafts to the university for an education which he hopes will lead him to Parliament and a chance to improve the lot of his folks back home. But he falls in love with a beautiful tramp, played by Margaret Lockwood, who punctures his ambitions and forces him to teach school in his home town. One of the best shorts of the series this year, "II Demoniaco Nell 'Arte" (The Demon in Art), will also be shown at Sunday's performance.The film won the "best art film" award at the Parish Short Film Festival and has been highly regarded by critics here in the U.S. and abroad. The film, using the works of 10 painters of the times is a brilliant exposition by the distinguished Italian scholars, Enrico and Carlo Castelli Gattinara, which tells through great paintings the changes that were afoot as the 16th century came into being.The MGM film was produced by I. Goldsmith in 1941 and directed by Carol Reed of "Night Train" fame. Tickets may be purchased at the door for one dollar. Fete Loyolan at Testimonial Banquet A testimonial banquet honoring Charles P. Smith, Jr., a 1943 graduate of Loyola and project manager of Telstar, will be held Tuesday 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall cafeteria. Mr. Smith, the principal speaker, will talk on Telstar, the nation's first all-purpose communications satellite as well as other space projects. He has come a long way from the "quiet, studious, hardworking student" that his former physics professors, the Rev. Francis Benedetto, S.J., and Rev. Karl Maring, S.J., remember. He is now a quiet studious, hardworking physicist for the communications branch of Goddard Space Flight center, spacecraft and projects division. Mr. Smith's career began in 1945 when he joined the Upper Atmosphere Rocket Research program at the U. S. Naval Research laboratory in Washington D.C. It was in this same laboratory that he had done research as a naval officer during World War 11. At the laboratory he worked on instruments for research rockets such as V-2's, Vikings, and Aerobees.With the establishment of the Vanguard project, he was transferred to the site, where he worked on launch support coordination. When Vanguard was transferred to NASA, Mr. Smith moved with it and became affiliated with (See TESTIMONIAL, page 3) CHARLES P. SMITH, JR AF Offers Commissions Commissions in the U.S. Air Force are being offered to eligible Loyola seniors and graduates, according to Capt. Clarence D. Sissell of the Air Force selection team. Capt. 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Loyalsock Boy's Basketball coach Ron Insinger is one win away from making state history.
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The Old Forge Blue Devils are two wins away from a state title, we preview their week 15 matchup. The Berwick Bulldogs are also preparing for their week 15 contest against Archbishop Wood.
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The case: A U.S. appeals panel concluded three people named to the NLRB lacked authority, because the presidential appointments were made while the Senate was technically in a "pro forma" session during the winter holiday break. That Board had ruled on a Washington state labor dispute, but the canning company filing suit claims the panel's members did not have a proper quorum.
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The FBI coming clean on an infamous top secret UFO file.
Releasing a sixty year old report that details the capture.
Of three flying saucers.
And there alien passengers.
In Roswell, New Mexico -- really Trace Gallagher is that -- fact.
People love this kind of stuff -- mean this UFO document is more popular than the FBI investigations in the celebrities.
In the civil rights leaders -- says the FBI released this a million and a half people have taken a look at it now the document was actually written back in 1950 by -- -- it's this guy he was the head of the DC office of the FBI at the time now.
The memo was relaying a story about flying saucers and space man that was witnessed a New Mexico by people including a police officer -- highway patrolman and an army guard the memo was sent to then FBI chief.
They were described as being circular in shape with raised centers approximately fifty feet in diameter.
Each one was occupied by three bodies of human shape but only three feet tall dressed in metallic cloth of a very fine texture.
The witnesses claim that the saucers exploded in a rash of fire.
And because the FBI doesn't follow you oppose the FBI never followed up on the claims now when a number one on line this one back in 2011 because of Freedom of Information Act and they dumped all these things.
The FBI says that some of the tabloids actually connected this to the 1947.
Roswell incident member that.
When all the aliens and so forth.
But this document they say was actually written in 1953.
Years later and they were trying to hide it they say they actually publicly release this.
Back in the 1970s.
As part of freedom.
Of information.
And it was public for people look at but the FBI does acknowledged that they didn't look and feel it's so.
The mystery remains unsolved they ended their memo by saying quoting here sorry.
No smoking gun the mystery.
Remains the Roswell incident by the way is still heavily debated to this day.
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