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TiPb Retorts! 5 Reasons the Free Software Foundation's 5 Reasons Not to Use an iPhone 3G Are Silly
Surprise, surprise, the Free Software Foundation doesn't want you to use an iPhone 3G. Less surprisingly, they don't want to provide anything more than hyper-sensational, factually challenged reasons why you shouldn't buy it:
Phone completely blocks free software. iPhone endorses and supports Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) technology. iPhone exposes your whereabouts and provides ways for others to track you without your knowledge. iPhone won't play patent- and DRM-free formats like Ogg Vorbis and Theora. iPhone is not the only option.
Sigh. Why is it those who demand freedom the most are usually the same ones who respect freedom of choice the least?
They go on to call Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs, a snake-oil salesman who uses good design to pied-piper the dull mundane consumers into buying his shiny little toy, thus abandoning themselves drone-like to his evil, conspiratorial prison. Patronizing? Hypocritical? Black and white just one option too many for the FSF?
DaringFireball gives it a sentence. Allow me to give it a retort! (After the break)
Equally simple analogy:
I have the ability to cook, yet sometimes I choose to buy myself dinner. Sadly, restaurants completely block free eating. Customers must PAY for the food, and the chef is sole authority as to what can or can't be offered on the menu. Restaurants endorse and support federal, state/provincial, and local health and safety codes. Restaurants are public and allow you to be seen and observed eating. Restaurants won't use free, non-proprietary recipes and insist on keeping their secret sauces and 11 herbs and spices to themselves. Restaurants are not the only option. "Stallman's All You Can Eat Organic Buffet" will be opening, gratis, any day now... (Or, again, you can learn to cook yourself!)
One of the gentlemen I work with, Anthony, has rocked his laptop out with Linux in a way that's every bit as drool-worthy as OS X, but I don't have the midichlorians for that depth of geekery, b'okay? He spent a long (loooong) time hacking away at it to get it like that. I opened my shiny Apple box and pressed the power button. I made a choice. We both did. The same choice truly free (as in speech or beer) people are empowered to make. The same as growing my own food or eating at a restaurant.
And as for the App Store? The iPhone doesn't block free software. You can make any software you want. Apple can likewise refuse to distribute any software they want. Free goes both ways, right? Or should Apple be forced to push your pr0n virus? Developers don't pay a tax. They buy a distribution service based on a percentage of revenue such that when revenue is nill, the distribution fee is likewise nill. (30% of 0 is 0, in case FSF calculators can't yet handle arithmetic). And the sole authority over what can and can't be on my iPhone? That'd be me. (I can even banish the built-in Apps to screen 9...)
Do I really have to metaphor-strain the sous-chef not getting all the customer's money because a percentage goes to to pay rent, utilities, infrastructure, suppliers, etc. And that customers can easily leave part or all of their food on the plate if its not to their liking?
Lest we forget, Apple is a for-profit company and the iPhone is a consumer device. People in general not only want but need to get paid for their work. Not everyone can rely on patronage or millions in Google search revenue (which is really just another, sometimes less up-front, method of accepting payment for work).
As to Steve Jobs being the mustache-twirling villain, better to think of him more as self-absorbed artist. He wants to paint his picture of the perfect gadget, and he absolutely cringes at the idea of someone else coming along and doodling on it afterwards. See, it's not really a computer or a phone to him, its his creation (and the creation of his apprentices). Sure, he'll compromise to get the work done (DRM) and to get it out (App Store), but its not just a little beige box crunching math to him. It's an object d'art.
Still, Free and Open Source Software is important to the industry. For every singular concept piece, there must be thousands if not millions of utilitarian derivatives. Hey, even Apple contributes toward WebKit, Darwin, CUPS, SproutCore, CalDAV, CardDAV, and a host of other FOSS projects. (Yup, patronage). That importance is probably why I'm so disappointed in the FSF. It's a serious topic for serious people, not an agenda or petty stick to be batted about in the name of media attention (which I'm sadly giving).
But bottom-line, there's only one reason to avoid the iPhone 3G: If you choose something else.
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TiPb Retorts! 5 Reasons the Free Software Foundation's 5 Reasons Not to Use an iPhone 3G Are Silly
The FSF is giving the iPhone a review. Nothing wrong with that. Gazillions of electronic toys are reviewed every day of the week.
The FSF is simply saying that they think the iPhone is a locked up piece of crap. I agree. I'll buy an Open Moko when they hit the store shelves.
You want to blow your money on Apple's latest iCrap...go ahead. Nobody's stopping you...not even Stallman and the FSF.
Sheesh!!! Can't even use the word C-R-A-P on this site without it being asterisked out.
I'm giving the FSF a review. Nothing wrong with that.
I'm simply saying I think their review is a manipulative piece of FUD.
You want to blow your time and energy on the latest anything... be it Apple, Ubantu, BSD, or... even Microsoft... go head. Nobody should stop you, least of all people like Stallman and the FSF who have gone so far through the looking glass they've become the very thing they originally opposed - a restrictive ideology.
(And no, its a kid-friendly comment section. Again, the principle of opportunity cost means we always must sacrifice one thing for another -- in this case your ability to use crude and -- frankly -- lazy words for their ability to maintain their childlike sense of wonder just a few moments longer.)
I think you just don't understand what FSF is trying to tell you. In analogy, what if you bought a car, and the hood was locked shut, and only the dealer had the key? That would be a pretty big pain in the neck, especially if you wanted to tweak it to perform better in some way, or if you wanted to change the oil without paying the dealer $250. The iPhone is like that.
You have the freedom to lock yourself in that sort of strait jacket, but FSF will do everything it can to convince you that is a bad way to treat yourself. Good for them!
A lot of folks have seen the light about this. Even the biggest companies. For example, Symbian has announced that they are going to put all of their software under a very liberal Open Source license. They are joined in this by Nokia, Sony, NTT Docomo, and a number of cellular carriers.
I'll get an OpenMoko, and have control.
I think Apple's "closed-shop" model is a bit annoying, but completely understandable. As much as I hate to admit it, Apple is revolutionizing the mobile market and I totally get the importance of complete control of the platform.
Does anyone know if it is true that software developers have to pay a fee to Apple - even if the softare they provide is free to the end-user? If it's true (which I doubt) that would be a bit off...
Because I disagree I must not understand?
Again, silly. And your analogy is false. This hood isn't locked shut, it's just tricky to open and has a proviso that says if you do open it, it will no longer be serviceable by the dealer, and if you then bring it to the dealer anyway, you're responsible if something you did -- or something the dealer does after what you did -- causes problems.
If we're adults, and we take responsibility for our own actions, how's that a problem? It lets non-mechanics (like me, I don't touch my car's maintenance) get all the service they want straight from the dealer, and it lets (presumably) power-tinkerers sneak in and do pretty much whatever they'd like with the core system (at their own risk, 'natch).
Sounds to me, again, like the FSF already has a lot of people locked up in an ideological straight jacket that's far worse for them. Apple's just a product, zealotry is a mindset.
Some companies, like Symbian, have seen a business model, leveraging open source developer communities and anticipated market share gains. That's great. Other companies have other business models. As a consumer, I value my freedom to choose which one suits me better in each circumstance, and value the diversity in approaches for creating a robust enough set of conditions that its unlikely for them all to fail, all at once.
And why would you get an OpenMoko? Wouldn't it be better to run down to RadioShack and roll your own from scratch?
Rene, nice work. As you so aptly put it, choice is the issue here. Rather than berate Apple and those who choose the iPhone, it is better to understand WHY millions have chosen the iPhone -- because it provides a platform that works very well, is easy to use, and requires no tweaking (nor allows it, but that's the trade-off). For most consumers, it's a phone of choice. For many power-users, it's also a phone of choice. Choice. Bottom line, just let people choose what they want. As far as I'm concerned, the Free Software Foundation lost credibility when it became apparent they were merely pimping another phone ;)
@Brett: Anyone can get the SDK for free by registering. I'm not certain, but I believe educational institutions can distribute via the Ad Hoc method to up to 100 people/students gratis. For regular devs, $99 gets you distribution via the App Store for any number of Apps you create, free or for-pay.
(Ironically Some developers have complained that $99 isn't high enough, as too many people could afford it and flood the store with too many low-quality apps.)
"And why would you get an OpenMoko? Wouldn't it be better to run down to RadioShack and roll your own from scratch?"
LOL! Oh man, Rene... that's rich.
I agree with the FSF. I bought an IPhone 3G as so many others have. And it IS locked up. You can only sell software on the App store under Apples crazy restrictions (ala TomTom being restricted by some legaleze).
And I believe that many Apple lovers feel the same way. That is why with every release of the IPhone or upgrade, there is a need to Jailbreak (gee, with a name like that, it isn't TOO restrictive, huh???) and unlock these phones.
Let's get real, the FSF has a point.
I have a Openmoko Neo 1973. Nice hardware. Excellent screen. But the software does not even have proper power management, the phone will not stay up for longer than 2-3h, even without using it.
I have a iPhone, which I use as my primary phone. I'll get me a iPhone 3G, once available again. And I'll continue to monitor how the Openmoko software evolves. Its evolving, but not fast enough. Its like Linux 1990.
I think you are confusing free software (free as in free beer) with free sofware (free as in freedom). The FSF is concerned with the latter type of freedom, in particular with the GPL license for software, while they are not against charging money for software.
Personally, I agree with FSF in their complaints, but I have an iPhone anyway because it is so shiny and nice :)
MZL, nope, no confusing here (even use that in the article!). The FSF, however, is increasingly confusing them -- my free, informed ability to use whatever software best suits my situation.
And GPL isn't free, its a different set of restrictions. Maybe noble ones at their core, but still restrictions.
I was referring to your analogy: "Sadly, restaurants completely block free eating. Customers must PAY for the food..." from which I gathered that you made the error in distinction.
What I believe FSF is talking about is that the conditions for the AppStore is incompatible the distribution of GPL-licensed programs (or other similar copyleft licenses). This means that from the point of view of FSF, no free programs are allowed on iPhones.
Regardless of what ones own views of free vs. open source, I do see the point of both sides. Apple wants to control the platform, possible in their view for the benefit of the consumer. FSF wants open platforms, also in their view for the benefit of the customer. The possibility to choose another platform is not really that interesting for the discussion, since the iPhone hardware is really much nicer that other possible platforms hardware as is the base OS and applications.
@MZL, fair point, I tried to have it both ways, also pointing out the other freedom is restricted by the restaurant's chef. Going to an Italian restaurant and ranting that you aren't free to have Chinese food there makes the kind of sense that doesn't.
I like the GPL a bunch, and we all benefit from it, but I'll again point out that any license is by its very nature counter-freedom. They're just countering a different sort of freedom (and we can argue its an important license, but that still makes it a license).
I agree with you about the interest and niceness of the iPhone, and point out Apple achieves that kind of hardware, software, and services blend by being -- for good or for ill -- the way they are.
Look. The bottom line is that the iPhone does ot fit into a traditional phone category. As I heard it put, it is the first phone built by a computer maker, and as such, works like one. You have a "desk top" where you make your selection, and off you go. Gone are the menu's of old. We now have a direct path to what we want. The complaints are nothing more that what MS had to endure about not opening up Windows to any Tom, Dick or Harry that wanted a peek under the covers. Apple HAS to keep the control as is. It is their baby. And, it is only the SECOND phone they have produced. For all the finger pointers out there, go look at the second gen of your beloved Blackberry. It took a while for that to catch on too. And, that phone has very little in common with todays models. I think most of this type of garbage comes from a very anti-Apple / Steve Jobs faction out there. Nothing would be good enough to impress them. Apple understands that, and is happy to improve on this great product for the rest of us.
I would rather go out to eat dinner and have the chef cook me up something amazing right away, rather then me spending tons of time getting it the way i want it cooking it myself.
The whole point of a Mobile device is for it to just the way we are productive in a mobile environment.
I've had a blackberrry, a Treo, tons of other devices.
And i've found myself spending to much time "tweaking" or getting the phone the way i wanted it, just so i could use it.
the iPhone comes this way right out of the box.
Hats off to the linux guy for doing that with his Box. That's awesome i love hearing stuff like that. but honestly i don't feel like spending alot of time on my phone? why? well... that's why i got a mobile smartphone. So i would not have to spend time on it. So i could do things quickly, and easily. Be more productive on the go. (we forget about this so easily)
I'm always into discussions on anything organic, so this read made me feel at home.
I'll bookmark the site and subscribe to the feed!
Me and colleague were discussing this the other day. Many thanks for the evidence that I had been correct and today I can have some fun with them about it!


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Zac's Personality
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Zac's Personality
I prefer psychology to astrology when profiling (although I enjoy astrology for its own sake) and I've pegged Zac as an adventurous personality. Do you agree?
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"Bravery [valor]: Not shrinking from threat, challenge, difficulty, or pain; speaking up for what is right even if there is opposition; acting on convictions even if unpopular; includes physical bravery but is not limited to it"
"Vitality [zest, enthusiasm, vigor, energy]: Approaching life with excitement and energy; Not doing things halfway or halfheartedly; living life as an adventure; feeling alive and activated"
"Curiosity [interest, novelty-seeking, openness to experience]: Taking an interest in ongoing experience for its own sake; finding subjects and topics fascinating; exploring and discovering
"Social intelligence [emotional intelligence, personal intelligence]: being aware of the motives and feelings of other people and oneself; knowing what to do to fit into different social situations; knowing what makes other people tick"
"Leadership: Encouraging a group of which one is a member to get things done and at the same [time maintain] good relations within the group; organizing group activities and seeing that they happen"
"Appreciation of beauty and excellence [awe, wonder, elevation]: Noticing and appreciating beauty, excellence, and/or skilled performance in various domains of life, from nature to art to mathematics to science to everyday experience"
"Hope [optimism, future-mindedness, future orientation]: Expecting the best in the future and working to achieve it; believing that a good future is something that can be brought about" (Peterson & Seligman, 29, 30).
Literature adds to reality, it does not simply describe it. It enriches the necessary competencies that daily life requires and provides; and in this respect, it irrigates the deserts that our lives have already become. CS Lewis.
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RE: Zac's Personality
Ever since I saw the video of him bungee jumping, I knew he has an adventurous personality...
Come morning light, you and I'll be safe, and, sound....
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RE: Zac's Personality
I pretty much agree with that.
{c} michelle.
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That's a Perfect description of our favorite man, Zac Efron!!! Yay Zac!!!
3/31/12 Zac tweeted on his Twitter! (@ZacEfron)
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RE: Zac's Personality
This is interesting.
05-07-2012, 09:23 PM (This post was last modified: 05-07-2012 09:27 PM by Tiny Tink (TT).)
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I must admit, until the previews and hype of Nicholas Sparks' new book The Lucky One, I never knew who Zac Efron was. Yes, I know, I know smh... In the words of my sisters and a few younger friends "You don't know Zac Efron, from High School Musical"? No, I had the slightest idea... Until now and even now, I've yet to watch High School Musical, but just by all the hype and interviews and the posts here I can honestly say he is a very humble and handsome young man. Adventurous and just enjoying life for what it's worth. Your personality description hits the nail right on the head!
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RE: Zac's Personality
What I find most interesting is that the sensitive personality (INFJ) and the adventurous personality (ISTP) have similiar attributes but for entirely different reasons.
For instance, adrenaline (short term) is associated with the AP while cortisol (long term) is associated with the SP but both are stress hormones.
Despite being a "safety seeking" personality, a sensitive personality can also have (rather ironically) a "sensation seeking" component - meaning, they get off on bungee jumping.
An Adventurous personality "fights" the limitations required of intimacy while the sensitive personality flees - petrified - of intimacy itself. A sensitive person can self-annihilate / lose themselves in intimacy, which drives the fear, while the adventurous personality cannot invest too much of himself in it because it ties him down.
In short, the drives are opposed to each other but result in the same disposition in certain cases. That blows my mind.
Literature adds to reality, it does not simply describe it. It enriches the necessary competencies that daily life requires and provides; and in this respect, it irrigates the deserts that our lives have already become. CS Lewis.
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RE: Zac's Personality
The sensitive personality and adventurous personality seem to clash with each other.
{c} michelle.
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yeah i think this description fits zac to the science. i can tell that ZAC likes taking risk even in his career. that can be a very positive thing in my opinion. so it can only mean that he is not afraid to try different roles and genes of movies. at least thats how i interpret it.
05-08-2012, 06:02 PM (This post was last modified: 05-08-2012 06:15 PM by Fruitfly.)
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(05-08-2012 10:27 AM)mirandagirl Wrote: The sensitive personality and adventurous personality seem to clash with each other.
You would think, but here's what the Enneagram institute said about type 7 (the Adventurous Enthusiast; and a 7 with a wing 6 is "The Entertainer") and type 4 (the Sensitive Individualist)
What Each Type Brings to the Relationship
Enneagram Fours and Sevens tend to be intrigued by each other since they are a generally a case of opposites attracting. Fours tend to be quiet, introverted, self-doubting, emotional, and pessimistic, while Sevens tend to be outgoing, extroverted, self-confident, mental, and optimistic. Sevens help Fours overcome shyness and a possible reluctance to try new experiences. Fours help Sevens stay focused on what they really want—and to respect and allow their feelings. Fours and Sevens bring to their relationship the charge and mystery of their differences—that they think so differently, react so differently, and find pleasure in such different ways. They can therefore become intrigued by the other, finding him or her endlessly fascinating, always ready with something new and unexpected.
Both Fours and Sevens bring a capacity for joy and ecstasy, spontaneity, emotion, and for passion. Both Fours and Sevens love lively conversation and they can pass hours sharing with each other detailed accounts of the events of the day as well as their thoughts and reactions. Both Fours and Sevens love the finer things of life, travel, good food, wine, clothes, and furnishings, and, for better or worse, both can tend to overspend their incomes on what they consider life's necessities—caviar, champagne, and another trip to Europe. They both have a love of the new and a sense of adventure and romance that can keep their relationship fresh and lively for themselves and be a source of joy and inspiration for others. Both types can be funny, irreverent, and entertaining. There is also an earthiness and bawdiness to both, as well as, paradoxically, a sophistication and elitism. Being opposites, Fours and Sevens can balance each other: Fours bringing a sense of depth and interiority, while Sevens contribute a sense of fun and emotional resilience
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's and women's cross country teams will close out the regular season the same way it started – at home. The Mocs will host the annual Front Runner Invitational Saturday, October 19 at the Moccasin Bend Race Course.
Chattanooga will host eight schools including seven from Tennessee and two from Georgia. Competing this weekend along with UTC will be Austin Peay, Bryan College, Darton State, Lipscomb, Mercer, Middle Tennessee, Tennessee State, UT Martin.
The Mocs return top runners Teghan Henderson (Pickering, Ontario) and Amanda Cotter (Bristol, Conn.) to the course. Henderson missed Chattanooga's trip to Louisville for the Greater Louisville Classic while Cotter has yet to complete an event this year. She fell at the Lady Mocs' home opener midway through the first mile and struggled, along with a host of other runners, with heat at the Georgia State Invitational two weeks later.
Henderson claimed top honors in UTC's PowerAde Invitational and the Georgia State Invitational earning Southern Conference Runner of the Week honors following each event and was selected the league's Runner of the Month for September.
Rebecca Greenwall (Bogart, Ga.) has been a consistent competitor for UTC. She was third for the Lady Mocs at the PowerAde Invitational and fifth in the Georgia State 4K Invitational. She placed eighth overall and was the first UTC runner across the line at the Greater Louisville Classic 5K in a driving rain.
Keeley Stewart (Winchester, Tenn.) finished the GLC ninth and helped Chattanooga to a first place finish at the PowerAde Invitational and second at Georgia State's meet. Freshmen Madalyn Garland (Evansville, Tenn.), Katie Ray (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Jessica York (Normandy, Tenn.) will round out the team in the season finale.
Senior Lucas Cotter (Collierville, Tenn.) along with classmates Mark Cole (McKenzie, Tenn.) and John Gilpin (Nashville, Tenn.) will lead the Mocs onto the course this weekend. Cotter led the Mocs to a first place finish at the season opening PowerAde Invitational and was selected the SoCon Runner of the Week for his performance. He placed third at the Georgia State Invitational and led the Mocs to a third place finish while taking UTC to an 11th place finish in the top division (Gold) at the Greater Louisville Classic after crossing the line third overall.
Cole returned to the course this season after missing most of last year with a nagging injury. He helped the Mocs to win the PowerAde, placed 11th at the Georgia State Invitational and was the second UTC runner across the line at the Greater Louisville Classic.
Sophomore Paul Stuart (Brentwood, Tenn.) has a pair of Top 10 finishes this season including a third place finish in the Mocs' PowerAde win and was ninth at Georgia State. Trevor Janssen (Jordan Station, Ontario) was fifth at the PowerAde while Matthew Marshall (Signal Mountain, Tenn.) posted a pair of Top 20 finishes. Also running for UTC will be Zack Darby (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Patrick O'Brien (Chattanooga, Tenn.).
The women's 2-mile event will begin at 3:00 p.m. at the Moccasin Bend Race Course followed by the men's 5K. Admission is free.


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Christine Raber, Ph.D., associate professor, Master of Occupational Therapy program at Shawnee State University, presented at two conferences in Europe, one in Scotland and one in Sweden.
Raber presented research about the Mary Collaborative at the College of Occupational Therapists 37th Annual Conference and Exhibition in Glasgow, Scotland, in June.
In October, at the Third International Institute on the Model of Human Occupation, Stockholm, Sweden, she met with Mary Collaborative co-founders, Dr. Kirsty Forsyth and Dr. Jane Melton, and presented research that examined occupational therapists' use of the Remotivation Process, an intervention aimed at supporting motivation to engage in daily activities.
Ashley Hupp, Sarah Quinlan and Brian Stephenson, three Master of Occupational Therapy students at Shawnee State, worked with Raber on the research presented in Sweden. The study is part of the Mary Collaborative initiative.
The Mary Collaborative is in collaboration with Queen Margaret University, 2gether NHS Foundation Trust, NHS Lothian, and Shawnee State University.
Joining her in Scotland were Dr. Kirsty Forsyth, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, Scotland, and Dr. Jane Melton, 2gether NHS Trust, Gloucestershire, England.
The Mary Collaborative is an innovative international collaborative designed to create and support learning communities that will result in improved quality of care for people with dementia and their caregivers.
This collaborative was initiated by a mutual connection with a woman called Mary who has dementia. All of the participants within this collaborative connected with Mary's story during the first Model of Human Occupation (MOHO) International Institute.
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Collaborators represent practitioners, academics, and students across two university settings and three provider organizations offering occupational therapy services to persons with dementia.
"This core group of academics and practitioners will drive forward MOHO research within the area of dementia care and will act as a catalyst to bring together the international community," she said. "A range of research is being designed and initiated to develop methods of using MOHO to support people with dementia to engage in meaningful daily activities. The study presented in Sweden is one example of the kind of research we are doing to meet the goals of the Mary Collaborative."
The Mary Collaborative initiative was presented in Scotland, and in Sweden, members of the Collaborative discussed progress and outlined strategies to continue to move the initiative forward.


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Each week, the Moultrie News and Mount Pleasant Recreation Department will feature local track and field athletes participating in the department.
Savanna Adams, 10, participates in the 400-meter, 800-meter and mini javelin events with the Mount Pleasant Track Club. Marshall Coppage, pictured next to Savanna, did not return his questionnaire.
Question: If you could be anyone for a day, who would you be?
Savanna Adams: Taylor Swift.
Q: What is your favorite Mount Pleasant restaurant?
SA: Locklear's Lowcountry Grill.
Q: What is the best moment in your athletic career?
SA: When I got athlete of the week for the first week.
Q: What is the best advice you have gotten from a coach?
SA: "Don't speed out; follow the pack."
Q: What do you look forward to the most about being an adult?
SA: Having a family.
Q: What do you think are the most difficult and most fun aspects of track?
SA: Most difficult: practice. Most fun: meet.
Q: What is your favorite movie and TV show?
SA: Movie: "101 Dalmatians" and TV show: "Modern Family."
Q: If you could have dinner with any three people who would you choose?
SA: Taylor Swift, Steve Jobs and Ben Mackay.
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Rafa Benitez reignited his feud with Sir Alex Ferguson by accusing him of "lacking education" for refusing to shake hands before yesterday's FA Cup clash between Manchester United and Chelsea.
Ambitious French side AS Monaco - managed by former Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri - want to sign Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez this summer.
Celtic have joined the race for 22-year-old Bolton left-back Marcos Alonso, with West Ham, Stoke and Fiorentina also interested.
Southampton striker Billy Sharp will join Nottingham Forest in the summer for £1.2m. While Saints defender Vegard Forren will be allowed to go out on loan after failing to play a first-team match since a £4million January move from Molde.
Danny Murphy, 35, wants to cancel his playing contract with Blackburn to take a coaching role with former club Fulham.
Paris Saint-Germain are expected to join the race to sign Spurs star Gareth Bale in the summer, with Real Madrid leading the chase.
Chelsea boss Rafa Benitez accused Alex Ferguson of snubbing him as their bitter feud blew up again.
Luis Suarez clashed with angry Spurs stars after helping Liverpool finally roll over one of the big boys with a 3-2 win at Anfield.
England midfielder Gareth Barry, 32, is sweating on a new deal at Manchester City as he enters the final year of his current contract.
Wigan chairman Dave Whelan will lead out the Latics in their FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.
Charlton will battle it out with Championship rivals Bolton for Leicester City frontman Jeffrey Schlupp, 21, who has been on trial at Manchester United.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is set to renew his efforts to sign 21-year-old Celtic defensive player Victor Wanyama.
Angry Rafa Benitez last night accused Sir Alex Ferguson of being rude and lacking class.
Rafa Benitez accused Sir Alex Ferguson of lacking respect for him after Chelsea's stunning FA Cup quarter-final comeback at Old Trafford.
Bayern Munich are ready to test Manchester United's willingness to hold onto striker Wayne Rooney.
But Sir Bobby Charlton has insisted Rooney remains a "great player" and will stay at Old Trafford next season.
The bitter feud between Sir Alex Ferguson and Rafa Benitez erupted again in a tit-for-tat handshake snub at Old Trafford yesterday.
Brendan Rodgers hailed Liverpool's 3-2 victory over Tottenham as the most significant of his reign and proof the club are making forward strides again.
Rafa's cracking up? Only with smiles. Chelsea's besieged interim first-team manager shrugged off catcalls from the Stretford End, continued baiting from his own Chelsea fans and another snub from Sir Alex Ferguson to change the course of an absorbing FA Cup quarter-final with two influential substitutions.
Rafael Benitez accused Sir Alex Ferguson of lacking "education" as the hostilities between the pair were laid bare after Chelsea came from behind against Manchester United at Old Trafford to force an FA Cup replay.
The old enmity between Rafael Benitez and Sir Alex Ferguson revealed itself again as the Spaniard poured scorn on the claim of the Manchester United manager that the exertions of playing Real Madrid had caused his side's FA Cup collapse.
Rafael Benitez reignited his long-running feud with Sir Alex Ferguson last night, hitting out at the Manchester United manager for failing to shake his hand before the start of Chelsea's 2-2 FA Cup quarter-final draw at Old Trafford.


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July 13, 2012 - David Malukas is quickly becoming one of the top Jr Sportsman racers in the World Karting Association. After notching his first WKA Manufacturers Cup feature victory May 6 at Pittsburgh Int'l Race Complex, Malukas returned to WKA action this past weekend at Michiana Raceway Park, where he won two of the five ultra-competitive Jr Sportsman categories at the event his team sponsors, the Motorama Kart Parts (MKP) Nationals.
Malukas's two victories have him in contention for multiple WKA national championships in his third season on the Manufacturers Cup circuit.
The 10-year-old HMD Trucking / MKP Birel racer kicked off the weekend with the Pole Award in Cadet Final 1. After a second-place finish to Zach Holden in the pre-final, Malukas battled hard with Holden, Leonardo Stoia and others to score his second Cadet final win of the season.
David entered the final lap in second behind Holden. While Zach and David raced wheel to wheel for the lead, Stoia found his way past both youngsters. But David wasn't to be denied and he regained the lead from Stoia with an inside pass on the Ohio driver in turn nine.
"Saturday's Cadet was such an exciting race!" David reflected. "After winning at Pittsburgh, I really wanted to win at our home track. Zach and Leo were really strong and I didn't know if we could get by them at the end. I want to thank Zach and Leo for a great race. It was really fun out there and they're both a lot of fun to race against."
About an hour after the show-stopping Cadet main David was back on track for Yamaha Sportsman 1. A sixth-place qualifying effort and third-place run in the pre-final put the young shoe on the inside of the second row for the main event.
Malukas ran second to Brandon Lemke in the opening laps before taking the lead away on lap three. The Chicago native would never relinquish the top position, leading the rest of the way with Stoia in tow. The pair crossed the stripe one-two and Malukas had his second win in two races and his third of the WKA season.
"I knew Leo was there and I kept waiting for him to make a move, but our MKP Birel had enough speed to keep him back. Leo is such a good racer that I thought for sure he'd have something for us. I just focused on hitting my marks and staying smooth. Our kart worked really well in the hot temperatures. Jason (Birdsell) had it set up perfect," David commented after his second win.
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Malukas fell behind to Lemke and Stoia early in the 16-lap affair and worked throughout the entire race to catch the leaders. After wheeling his No. 79 Birel for all it was worth, Malukas finally caught the leaders with one lap to go. He promptly found a way past Stoia and set his sights on Lemke. With only a handful of corners left, David peeked to the inside on the leader but didn't force the issue and settled for a solid runner-up result, ending the day with two wins and a second.
Sunday's action saw David net another top-five result with a fourth-place run in Yamaha Sportsman 2.
Malukas never got it going in the Cadet Final 2 program. He qualified third but his Comet K-80 engine stalled out on the parade lap of the pre-final, which forced him to watch the event from the infield. The final didn't go much better; after passing some 15 karts in six laps and making his way to 13th, Malukas was involved in another incident that took him out of the action. He was credited with 21st and will most likely have to use the race as a "drop" in the national championship standings.
Malukas ended the weekend with two wins and four top-five results in five events. His 5.8 finishing average was his best of the year in WKA Man Cup action.
"I'm very thankful to everyone who helped make our great weekend happen," David said Sunday evening. "My dad, HMD Trucking, my tuner Jason (Birdsell) and my coach Wes (Phillips), Doug (Fleming, engine builder) and the entire MKP team. I also want to thank my mom, sisters and family for coming to the track and cheering me on this weekend."
Malukas's terrific weekend at South Bend has him in position to challenge for his first national championship, and possibly win multiple titles. Two races remain on the 2012 Manufacturers Cup circuit, the first coming Aug. 3-5 at Concept Haulers Motor Speedway in Norway, Illinois.
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Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Glenn (Steven Yeun) had a seriously rough go of it — understatement of the century? — on The Walking Dead Season 3, Episode 7, "When the Dead Come Knocking."
Terrorized with torture and the threat of rape, their young love manipulated into a destructive force, Maggie and Glenn are facing some steep relationship survival odds. Will they implode in the aftermath of the trauma?
Wetpaint Entertainment chatted with Lauren Cohan and Steven Yeun at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' "An Evening With The Walking Dead" on February 5, and they unfortunately didn't give us the reassurance we were looking for. As in, don't expect any steamy guard tower sex romps in the immediate future.
"[Y]ou see him kind of question her ability to take care of herself," Steven began, referencing Glenn's altered perception of his girlfriend. "For him, he puts her in a box. He says, 'You have been violated. You've been messed up, so I know what's good for you, and I will make the decisions from here on out.' And that's definitely not healthy."
Naturally, Glenn's initial impulse is to exact revenge on the people who hurt them — a desire that escalates quickly into action. "[W]e'll see how foolhardy [Glenn] can get," Steven teased.
Lauren echoed this foreshadowing of what's to come, saying, "You're just going to see Maggie and Glenn dealing with the aftermath really differently. Maggie definitely wants the group to be safe, but she wants to get rid of the threat. And there are certain threats within the group that people don't trust."
Still, she adds that she's "excited for Maggie and Glenn's relationship and the developments that we're going to see there." We hope that means they survive this ultimate test and make it through stronger than ever.
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Monday, January 19, 2009
Girly Squares
8 comments:
- rachel griffith said...
oh how cute.
i love the little puff fabric.
{1st row...swuare #3.}
and i spotted the heart fabric from your pillow in there too.
- January 19, 2009 at 11:47 AM
- Terriaw said...
This looks great! I love the fabrics, and the backing too! Looks like a quick and easy pattern to make.
- January 19, 2009 at 4:41 PM
- Suzanne said...
So cute! It makes me want to get pregnant just so you can make me a baby quilt........................
- January 19, 2009 at 7:31 PM
- Trent and Dianne Rencher said...
Cute Cute Cute~!!!
- January 20, 2009 at 11:36 AM
- erica said...
- January 20, 2009 at 2:28 PM
- christine said...
somehow i keep ending up on your site! you have the cutest quilts, thank you for sharing.
- January 21, 2009 at 10:47 AM
- Leslie & Erik said...
This is adorable!!! It's crazy that I came upon this as just yestetrday I put in alchemy on etsy for a quilt just like this, but with fabric I already have! You have got to show us how you made this!! Are the squares sewn onto one big piece of white or is the white little blocks too???
- January 22, 2009 at 10:13 AM
- Sarah Seitz said...
I LOVE this quilt! Can you tell me how big of sqaures you cut out? Also, how big is the final quilt? I would love to make one like this for my nephew!
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The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation and the Yadkinville Police Department have worked together leading to the arrest of Johnny W. Groce, 57, of Yadkinville, Justin N. Martin, 29, of Yadkinville, and Bobby C. Privette, 39, of Hamptonville on charges of bid rigging.
"We received a complaint about [the case] and we contacted the State Bureau of Investigation and they took the lead on it," said Tim Parks, Yadkinville Police Department Police Chief. "Our officer and the SBI agent worked together and our officer made the arrest."
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Instagram realizes it needs to start making money, decides to do it with your photos and identity
Instagram, the popular online photo filtering, blurring, and sharing community, has changed its terms of service to allow them to share your data with their new owner, Facebook, its affiliates and advertisers, and use your photographs and identity in advertising without your consent, and without any revenue sharing.
Some or all of the Service may be supported by advertising revenue. To help us deliver interesting paid or sponsored content or promotions, you agree that a business or other entity may pay us to display your username, likeness, photos (along with any associated metadata), and/or actions you take, in connection with paid or sponsored content or promotions, without any compensation to you. If you are under the age of eighteen (18), or under any other applicable age of majority, you represent that at least one of your parents or legal guardians has also agreed to this provision (and the use of your name, likeness, username, and/or photos (along with any associated metadata)) on your behalf.
Depending on whose take you read, this is either a profound bait-and-switch and betrayal or an obvious reality of online business that anyone with a brain should have seen coming. And, as usual, it's both. It's the proverbial scorpion given a ride across the river, that stings us and leaves us both to drown, because that is its nature and we knew what it was when we picked it up.
We're human. No matter how much our rational brain hears and understands that we never get something for nothing, our cheapskate brains just can't resist jumping into bed with any online service that promise us some form of like-minded community with a twist. Free-as-in-Google has become a convenient way for us to "pay" with things far less tangible than money, though also sometimes far more valuable -- our time, our attention, our personal information, our location, our privacy, our identity.
Some of us don't care about any of those things, so "free" services are an incredible bargain. Our money stays in our pocket and our data becomes needles and in ever-growing haystack. Others of us care about those things a great deal, so "free" services are prohibitively expensive. We'd rather pay money and stay out of the haystack.
Instagram isn't innocent. They knew they'd have to make money at some point, and whether or not this was always their plan, some form of this had to have always been their plan, just like Twitter, Facebook, Google, and others before them, and no doubt others after them. Reckless growth needs to be paid for eventually, and users are the easiest and most valuable product hawk.
We're not innocent either. We knew Instagram would have to make money at some point as well. It's happened to us before with Twitter, Facebook, Google, and others, and we'll no doubt let it happen again. Getting sold just seems like so much better a deal than having to buy.
If the changes in Instagram's terms of service are deal-breakers for you, you can close your account and look into alternatives, though hopefully with eyes open more widely.
If the changes don't bother you, then you can just keep on keeping on, and I look forward to seeing the grainy, color-filtered, tilt-shifted, picture of you, your pet, and your waffles, with your name on it, as part of a Facebook singles ad in my sidebar sometime soon.
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Instagram realizes it needs to start making money, decides to do it with your photos and identity
Deleted mine the minute Facebook bought it.
I'm seriously considering deleting my account after this. I'll give them 1 month to change this policy or I'm gone.
The people I see complaining the most about this are the ones who broadcast their entire lives over the internet. Stop uploading pictures of your kids every time they take a bite of food or do something mildly amusing. Keep it for yourself. I know someone whose instagram feed is nothing but pictures of her son and she has in the past posted her home phone number on a posted picture so a friend can call her. Instagram selling pictures of her son for ads should be the least of her concerns.
I work for a social media company, its actually my job to follow stuff like this so I have done a lot of reading this morning. It doesn't require research, this isn't some complicated hypothesis or anything, just an observation based on my experiences and what I'm reading. My Twitter stream of clients and colleagues is overrun with the complaints I've mentioned. I follow (or followed..) many of these people up until today when their accounts were deactivated and they have (or had) in many cases very little content besides pictures of their loved ones and such things that really should be kept private.
In general I would agree for those users who choose to have their accounts be open and not private. That said, many users do have their accounts set to private and limit access of Instagram photos and other social media content to their trusted friends and family who are indeed interested in their posted content. Not everyone is narcissistic as someone stated above. Flooding e-mail accounts with photos is less convenient than viewing them over a service that provides a streamlined mechanism for viewing shared content. Remember, these were the same selling points for these types of services when they were being offered; connecting with friends and family, easily sharing photos and videos, etc. So I don't know that it is fair to simply lump everyone on these networks into the same category because they share pictures of their children when those who are connected to them on the networks want to see them. Likewise, our tune would probably change if our free e-mail service (Google, Windows Live, Yahoo, etc.) decided to do the same and reserved the right to use our transmitted photos for advertisements. Why should photos sent over a free e-mail service be any more immune to photos privately posted on a free social network. In both cases, the services are provided free and we are subject to the TOS. Simply because we personally prefer one over the other does not make it more correct or acceptable. I believe privacy in each case should be respected. But I also understand the reality that these services are not being provided out of the goodness of heart; there is generally always an angle on "free" as we are seeing now.
So if someone takes a photo of YOUR wife or daughter at the beach, uploads to Instagram, and it someday ends up in a porn or herpes medicine advertisement, you'd be ok with that?
According to the new Instagram ToS, you'd have no way to prevent that from happening.
I, for one, am NOT ok with that.
Just checked my Instagram stream. Couple of shots of my seat at Fenway Park, a couple of my Drew Bledsoe Bendaroo, one of my Patriots razor handle, one of some anti-Monkey Butt powder, and a bunch of my Elf on a Shelf. Woo Hoo.
Thought I did just make them all as private. Isn't that the way around this?
I would much rather have the service be an optional paid subscription. Paid subscriptions would provide an ad-free experience with the ability to opt-out of the use of one's likeness or photos; while the free experience would provide the service free of charge on the condition of providing Instagram with a royalty-free license on your content for advertising. At least this would not force users down a particular path and provide some sort of control over content. That said, long-term analysis would most likely prove subscriptions would be less profitable than the sell of information. At the end of the day business is business and Instagram / Facebook, be they social networks, are businesses that have shareholders to consider.
I think what the big hoopla and the people saying they are going to delete their pictures and accounts prove is that most of society is so superficial. It's this instant thought that your pictures are so good that they must be used in advertising. If instagram wants to use my pictures go ahead, it comes from knowing that once my pictures are out on the internet anyone can see them. So I only post pictures that can be out there any that are personal I either keep on my hard drive or I share it with family and friends using services where I can set restrictions. I'm not saying that this shouldn't be looked at and debated but this instant huff that was created it's like calm down people it's not December 21st yet lol.
Actually, we are not 'all doomed.' Here's how to remove pics and/or delete the account. ;)
Re: Instagram, the popular online photo filtering, blurring, and sharing community, ..."
LOL. Instagram filters make your photos look like Crate & Barrel catalog shots.
Re: "... has changed its terms of service to allow them to share your data with their new owner, Facebook, its affiliates and advertisers, and use your photographs"
Wow. That's almost Google-Creepy.