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Taylor Swift’s ‘Shake It Off’ Syncs Up Perfectly With This 1989 Aerobics Video [Video]

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It’s impossible to ignore Taylor Swift’s 1989 (unless you’re on a Taylor protest after her breakup with Spotify). At least that’s what $12MM in sales says — in the first week.1

Chances are, you’ve already heard ‘Shake It Off’ about 4385723948x and find it insufferable at this point. But if you’re going to give it one more shot, listen to it overlaid with this throwback 1989 aerobics video.

It’s uncanny how perfectly it syncs up. And it’s mysteriously from 1989, in all of its dance-aerobic glory. WHAT IS HAPPENING.

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ELLO ELLO I'm Bryan DiSanto. I'm the Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Lean It UP, a CPT/CSN/Fitness Coach, Chef trained at Le Cordon Bleu – Paris, NYU graduate, ex-fat kid, and all-around fitness junkie.

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In 90 countries round the world the “Occupy” and “Indignados” movements have posed the question. Things cannot go on as before. We need an alternative to capitalism. Perhaps that’s why the state in many countries has attacked the peaceful occupations? As it happened coordinated repression in the US only came AFTER they linked up with the workers in Oakland, California. They created a general strike across the city from the port to the pizza shop. This really does frighten the ruling class. When those who create the wealth say “enough is enough” capitalism cannot function. This is why we need to recognise our struggle goes beyond the fight for jobs, defending pensions or benefits. It is a fight for a different way of organising how we live. If we support each other across firms, sectors, and countries we can turn our righteous indignation into more than protests. And that’s the only way to answer the question the current crisis poses ...

When those who create the "wealth" realize that wealth doesn't have to be expressed merely as money - which in this society is is quickly snatched away for private use by the bourgeoisie- but can be understood as all those things that humanity needs for every life, like food, housing, healthcare and education (things which perhaps most of us think we can take for granted - but how many people on this planet, even in "wealthy" countries, actually receive a decent and adequate amount of any of them?) then we may begin to understand the necessity for, and the nature of the " different way of organizing how we live".

And for this we will have to fight. But it will be a fight worth fighting, and better than fighting for the bourgeoisie in another world war. And that's what will face us if they get their way. For there are only two ways out of this crisis: War or Revolution. We all know which is best.

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83, of Indianapolis, passed away May 19, 2014. He was born May 31, 1930 to the late Frank W. and Gladys Rhodes Oberthur. Charles was a 1948 graduate of Arsenal Tech High School and he attended University of Indianapolis and University of Illinois. He proudly served his country before retiring with the rank of SMS after 39 years in the U.S. Air Force. Charles was also employed by Indiana Bell for 32 years, retiring as an instructor in 1980

Charles married Barbara J. DeNoon September 2, 1960 and was a past member of Brightwood United Methodist Church and Telephone Pioneers of America.

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Najat Vallaud-BelkacemWomen in India are perhaps no more unsafe than those in France and there are nearly 200 rapes a day in France, a visiting French minister said here.

This rather surprising admission was made by French minister for women’s rights as well as the spokesperson of the French government, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, during an interaction with the press at the French embassy late Monday night.

Belkacem was speaking to the press at the end of her four-day visit to India, which began Oct 25 and which was focused on improving cooperation between the two nations and fostering greater collaboration and contacts between the NGOs working for women’s rights in France and in India.

“There are more similarities between France and India than we may believe,” Belkacem said, referring to the situation of women.

“We had seen a lot of press coverage of the mass rape of the young student last December in New Delhi,” she said and added that unfortunately women in France too suffer a great deal of violence.

“There are nearly 200 rapes a day in France and those who think that rapes can happen only in a particular country are mistaken,” she said.

“As in India, the victims in France, too, are reluctant to come forward and report the crime or seek prosecution of the perpetrators. We, in France, estimate that only one in 10 women comes ahead to report a case,” Belkacem stated.

France and India have the same struggles and challenges as far as women were concerned, she told the press.

“These include training the professionals who work with the victims, work with the judicial system and the police, run public campaigns against the violence and to work with convicts to prevent repeat crimes,” she said.

But it is not just violence that the women suffer from, the French minister added. She said that just as in India, in France, too, girls do better than boys in schools and colleges. However, they are unable to do as well in their professional career.

“Of course, the familial structure and society are different in France and in India. For example, in India people don’t have the same apprehensions regarding the arrival of a baby. In India, the family, the grand parents and other relations help in taking care of the child, if the mother is working, while in France, we have to rely on the system of crÃ¨ches etc,” she said.

The French minister also visited the Delhi Police Control Room and the Women’s Helpline centre, with the Commissioner of Police of Delhi, for a presentation of the measures taken to respond to acts of violence against women and exchange of good practices.

One more area where she would like to see more exchange between France and India is the empowerment of women and women entrepreneurship.

“Unfortunately in France only 30 percent of women engage in entrepreneurial projects and 10 percent of them are into innovative initiatives. Indian and French entrepreneurs should exchange good practices and motivate each other to boost projects by women. One concrete outcome of this visit will be the creation of an Indo-French Women Entrepreneur Platform”.

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A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Chapter 1 of Title 20 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to general provisions relative to education, so as to enact the "Too Young to Suspend Act"; to provide for a short title; to provide for definitions; to prohibit the suspension or expulsion of pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students except after the commission of certain offenses; to provide for alternatives to discipline of such students; to provide for the issuance of guidelines; to provide for reporting requirements; to provide for related matters; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.
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The Grand Rapids Griffins make their only trip to Rochester in search of their first win of the season. The Griffins took a 2 goal lead in the second period but 3 power play goals by the Amerks sealed the victory for Rochester with the final score ending 4-3.

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The Amerks travelled to to play a two game set against the Oklahoma City Barons and they came out on top of the first game with a 4-3 win in overtime.  The team was up 2-1 before the Barons scored two goals in 56 seconds and then Paul Szczechura scored halfway through the third to tie the game and eventually send it to overtime.  Watching the game online they had some struggles but didn’t back down from the top team in the league and came out victorious with an overtime goal scored by Drew Schiestel.

This was the third straight win for the Amerks and just like that they’re within three points of the North Division leading Toronto Marlies.  They’re still eighth in the Western Conference but can quickly jump to third by taking over the top spot in the division.  Assuming the team keeps playing hard every night, players can stay healthy and there’s few call ups anything is possible.. as everyone says, it’s a long season and it’s still only December.

Back to the game….. Paul Szczechura (aka Chewy.. aka Sahara if you listen to Rick Jeanneret) fresh off a recall to the Buffalo Sabres scored the first goal [...]Read More

Amerks Lose 7-3 vs Marlies in Preseason Game

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The Amerks played their first of two preseason games against the Toronto Marlies on Friday night and lost by the final score of 7-3.  Not much is known about the game other than Michal Repik, Triston Grant and Ryan Del Monte scored goals for the Amerks.  Tyler Plante played the first approximately 30 minutes and only allowed one goal.  Marc Cheverie replaced Plante midway through the second period and the other six goals were scored against.

The only thing I’d take away from the loss is that Cheverie has some work to do.  The same can probably be said about Brian Foster who I am assuming will see some action on Saturday.  Right now those two are battling to be the first call up when either Markstrom or Plante get injured or called up at some point this season, something that’s guaranteed to happen (an injury or callup that is).

The same two teams play again Saturday evening at Gaylord Powless Arena in Ohsweken, Ontario.  It’s considered a home game for the Amerks so we’ll probably get some better updates as the Amerks staff will be working the game.

Here’s the recap from the Amerks about the game:

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Tyler Plante, Bill Thomas and Triston Grant Sent to Amerks

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The Florida Panthers reduced their training camp roster by two more players today by putting Triston Grant and Bill Thomas on waivers.  Assuming they clear waivers, which they will, they’ll be assigned to the Rochester Americans.  Tyler Plante was also sent back to the Amerks, not sure if he had to officially go on waivers or not..  Grant is a physical player who also has a scoring touch.  Bill Thomas from what I’m told is a great two way player who could have some scoring capabilities.

Tyler Plante made three outstanding saves in last Thursdays preseason game against the Bruins.  If Plante can stay injury free and also keep the bullseye off of his back from being hit he should have a career season.

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In preseason games players like Kenndal McArdle and Triston Grant are playing their hearts out trying to show some toughness and skill to keep them on the NHL roster for the regular season.  On Saturday night both of them dropped the gloves to try and show some energy and skills and here’s the results.  McArdle and Stuart was more of a wrestling match and Lucic had the upper hand on Grant but it was a decent fight.

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Kenndal McArdle vs Mark Stuart

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Training camp on Monday morning at 10:15am at Blue Cross Arena, be there!

Triston Grant and Bill Thomas Signed for the Amerks

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On the second day of free agency the Florida Panthers signed Triston Grant and Bill Thomas for the Rochester Americans.  When most people heard of the news today in Rochester they replied with, “who?”  Both players may turn out to be decent, expectations were just a little bit higher though for the second day of free agency.

Bill Thomas is a right winger that is four games short of being considered a veteran player.  He’s considered a decent player but also streaky.  His best season in the AHL was 2007/08 with the San Antonio Rampage when he scored 24 goals and had 28 assists in 75 games.  In a combined 72 games the past two seasons with the WB/S Penguins and Springfield Falcons he had a combined 13 goals and 22 assists.

Here’s more on Triston Grant from Kevin O:

He’s a gritty, gutsy left winger who has some skill, can definitely skate and isn’t afraid to fight anyone. This past season with the Milwaukee Admirals he scored 12 goals, assisted on 13 and also piled up his customary 200-ish penalty minutes (236). He has averaged 192 minutes for his five-year AHL career with the Philadelphia Phantoms and Admirals.

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The Westchester Soccer Referee Organization is offering a certification course at the Goldens Bridge Community House. The course will be held on Sunday, Dec. 16, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for those 14 years or older to referee games in the Westchester Youth Soccer League.

Certification allows individuals to officiate travel team matches up through the fifth grade. Certified refs are paid $39 for third and fourth grade travel games and $44 for fifth grade travel games.

The Grade 9 course consists of a seven-hour class followed by a certification exam. The course fee, $142, includes United States Soccer Federation registration for the upcoming year as well as WSRO dues, plus a full uniform with two shirts, whistle, line flags and a carrying bag.

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Digital Print in the Grad Market

What does it take to build an effective marketing campaign that engages the unique needs of students in the graduate market? How is the graduate market different from the undergraduate market? During our webinar, Digital Print in the Grad Market, over 100 graduate admissions professionals discovered why digital variable print is a keystone in cross-media graduate marketing.

Moderated by Thomas Jefferson University’s Assistant Director of Events & Communication Jennifer Raab and Liaison’s Executive Director for Enrollment Management Consulting Suzanne Sharp, the session began with a discussion on how graduate recruitment differs substantially from undergraduate recruitment. The graduate market, for example, includes a prospect pool with an age range from 22 to 75. Additionally, 50% of unqualified leads can still go on to qualify after more than a year, meaning graduate admissions marketing needs to attract more prospects, nurture them for longer timeframes, and engage a more diverse audience. For Thomas Jefferson University, explained Raab, the inclusion of digital print with robust variability allows her team to recruit prospective students with greater personalization and relevance.

Raab prefaced her showcase of Thomas Jefferson University’s cross-media campaigns with a primer in finding your market. “You can have the right strategy and right messaging,” she explained, “but without the right audience, strategy and messaging don’t matter.” She advised attendees that finding new markets and identifying established markets starts with relationships – with your prospects, and the places your prospects are coming from. She shared strategies that include:

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• A greener, more cost-efficient strategy than bulk print

Raab shared samples of TJU’s print outreach, ranging from postcards designed to requalify prospects to program-specific brochures to drive to apply packages. By making these print pieces highly relevant, response rates can see dramatic uplift.

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iPod Madness Warn Your Children! The book you are about to read may startle you. It would not have been possible, otherwise, to sufficiently emphasize the frightful toll of the new menace that is destroying the youth of America in alarmingly increasing numbers. In depicting its soul-destroying effects, no attempt has been made to equivocate. The scenes and incidents depicted in this book are all based on actual research into the results of this menace. If their stark reality will make you think, will make you aware that something must be done to wipe out this ghastly menace, then the book will not have failed in its purpose. Because the dreaded iPod may be reaching forth next for your son or daughter...or even you! A disturbing scene has been witnessed across America in recent years and is spreading throughout the world at an alarming pace. People who look normal from the outside--young and old, rich and poor--have joined a new cult. They may be your neighbors, your doctor, your...


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The revolution will not be televised. But will it be online instead? When the Internet first took off, we heard a lot about its potential for social change. We heard it would revitalize democracy. We heard it would empower us. We heard we would all be publishers, working together to create a new public sphere. Future Active tests such claims. With fierce intelligence and wit, Graham Meikle takes us behind the digital barricades and into the heart of Internet activist campaigns. In the first in-depth look at this global phenomenon, the author talks to key players in the Indymedia movement and introduces us to the activists behind gwbush.com, the website that provoked the President to declare "there ought to be limits to freedom." The founder of Belgrade radio station B92 explains how they used the net to thwart Milosevic's censorship, while McLibel trial defendant Dave Morris talks about the role of the McSpotlight website. And pioneer hacktivists the Electronic Disturbance Theater...
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What is actually most important here is to take a hard look at what you are doing.  If you are starting to think about retirement, is it because you are ready for a change?  Do you have a pension that will be kicking in somewhere in your early 60s?  Have you recently become empty nesters and want more discretionary time - to travel or garden or pursue a hobby?  Are you feeling less capable at your job?  Are you having problems performing at an optimal level?  All of these can be legitimate reasons for considering retirement OR they may be signs that it’s time to find a different job, switch to part-time work, or negotiate a more flexible schedule with your employer.

If you have planned well financially and have at least partially recovered from the economic downturn, you may be able to retire at any point you like and move on to the next chapter in your life.  However, if you still need to bring in an income you have lots of choices.  Just because you have done social work or accounting or pharmaceutical sales or plumbing for the past 30-40 years doesn’t mean you have to continue doing exactly that to make a living.  There are lots of options out there.

You may be able to live comfortably on just a portion of your income.  If that is the case, you might want to consider talking to your employer about part-time work or changing your status from full-time to contractor.  You may discover you can do much of your work from home or from the road.

Here’s a couple that did exactly that:

Jenny and Ruben (not their real names) wanted to move out of state to be closer to a large, extended family.  Both turning 60 this year, they determined they could not quit their jobs entirely, so they got creative.  Ruben talked to his employer and discovered that his company was starting a program that would let him work remotely and Jenny decided it was an opportunity for a career change.  They have now sold their suburban townhome and are on their way to a new lifestyle in a nearby state.  Ruben will have to travel back to headquarters once every 4-6 weeks at his own expense, but it seemed like a small price to pay for the chance at a more appealing lifestyle.  Jenny is now studying for her real estate license in her new state – an entirely new career for her. Employers differ in their willingness to provide flexible work options, but it may be worth exploring.

Like Jenny, you might decide it’s time for something entirely different – maybe starting your own small business or going into partnership with a previous co-worker.  Starting a whole new venture in your 50s or 60s will probably take some cash and it will definitely take some energy, but people are doing it all the time.  Most people capitalize on what they know and form small consulting firms or other home-based businesses.  Baby boomers also buy franchises or start their own brick-and-mortar business.  Make sure you do your homework on the financials and study the demographics to make sure your business has a good chance for success.  I also advise interviewing people who have made similar decisions and getting some legal advice.  If it still looks like a winner, go for it.


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Forget the Gender Gap, America Has a Fertility Voting Gap

National   Steven Ertelt   Nov 23, 2012   |   5:38PM    Washington, DC

The mainstream media is enamored with the gender gap — poking fun at Republicans for supposedly being unable to attract women voters. Republicans have responded by pointing out that they do well with married women with families.

New York Times magazine noticed the fertility gap with an article that shows women with families and women with larger families are more likely to vote Republican.

But another, even more powerful feminine factor was at play in this election, as it has been in races past: Almost invisibly over the past decade, family size in America has emerged as our deepest political dividing line.

Stunningly, the postponement of marriage and parenting — the factors that shrink the birth rate — is the very best predictor of a person’s politics in the United States, over even income and education levels, a Belgian demographer named Ron Lesthaeghe has discovered. Larger family size in America correlates to early marriage and childbirth, lower women’s employment, and opposition to gay rights — all social factors that lead voters to see red.

The converse, according to futurist Joel Kotkin, marks “the rise of post-familialism,” overturning the notion that a woman’s life requires a wedding dress and at least two kids to dutifully rear. David Brooks devoted a column to this report Friday, and his reaction demonstrates the red blood spilling over our shift to a freer attitude toward life and family choices. “People are not better off when they are given maximum personal freedom to do what they want,” Brooks wrote. “They’re better off when they are enshrouded in commitments that transcend personal choice — commitments to family, God, craft and country.”

The pro-life group Eagle Forum says the logic makes sense.

“This makes sense to me. Families with kids are more likely to have a future time orientation, a desire for family autonomy, and a belief in traditional American values,” the group said.

The phenomenon is not new, according to the magazine.

“In the 2004 presidential election, while swift boats sailed cross the headlines, fertility rates in states that voted for Bush were 12 percent higher than they were in states that picked Kerry,” it said.


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Life on the Swingset (The Swinging & Polyamory Podcast) is proud to announce our sixth annual trip to the greatest place on Earth: Desire Resort & Spa in Cancun, Mexico. After four years ramping up our presence, 2016 marked our first takeover, and damn did we show that resort what we could do with the most inclusive and spectacularly geeky trip in the resort’s history, bringing together nudists, polyamorous quads, triads, couples looking to explore, long time swingers, polyamorists, exhibitionists, BDSMers, and those just curious, whose sexuality ran the gamut from straight, to bi, to queer, and pansexual.

For our sixth trip, we’re pulling out all the stops. Taking over the resort means we again get to plan the evening’s entertainment, the theme nights, activities, and let DJ Dylan run wild with the resort’s music. We brought a dungeon night for kinky folk, including St Andrews Crosses and flogging benches, classes on squirting, fisting, pegging, flogging, and more, several gang bangs and orgies, dueling Sybians, and the freedom to truly be our gloriously varied selves in paradise.

On our trip you’ll be able to explore to your heart’s content, following your whims and desires to play parties both hosted and pop-up, evening themed costume nights, demos of sex swings, floggings, and pegging, live podcast recordings, karaoke, wine socials, cocktails, prizes and giveaways, foam parties, or just relaxing by the pool, beach, or in the hot tub. It’s all there for you to pick and choose.

Desire Resort and Spa is NOT a large resort, and the number of rooms available are limited, so if you’re interested in coming to paradise with Life on the Swingset, you should put down a deposit with our wonderful travel coordinators at Char Travel NOW! Our trip has sold out every year we’ve held it, and is already booking fast! We’re certain this will sell out again for 2017, and it’s hard as hell to turn people away, even though we can say “There’s always next year!”

To those who haven’t been to Desire before, close your eyes and picture the finest all-inclusive resort. See its beach and swimming pools, its fine cuisine, its top shelf booze, its beautifully appointed rooms and buildings…Oh, and did we mention it’s full of open-minded sexy people?! Every level of openness is welcomed here, from those just looking to watch, to those filling their suitcases with leather, whips, and chains.

Desire is a place to let go and be yourself, free from the confines of the boring part of the world, where we can embrace the fact that our lives truly aren’t like other people’s.

For a taste of what a Life on the Swingset trip to Desire is all about, check out the many articles and podcasts below from our past trips. If you have any other questions, please feel free to email Cooper at

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Superior Garden View room: $4,186
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Passion Suites: $6,958
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While Desire Resort and Spa has their own regular theme nights, these are the theme nights we did for our 2016 Desire takeover. Many will likely return along with fun new ones!

Damsels, Druids, Dragons, & Dungeons

Inappropriate Behaviour and Deviant Desires

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Alright, I know I was a little M.I.A. last week but that’s because it was the first week at my new job!

Let me make it up to you with a small Valentine’s Day treat round up for those that need some last-minute inspiration. Plus after all, it’s Monday morning. And sometimes on Mondays, we just need to sit in front of the computer and drool a little bit before diving into the work week. Who’s with me?!

There will be more fun (and healthy!) recipes to come later this week! I hope everyone is having a lovely Monday morning. :)

Valentine’s Day Round Up

Chocolate Merlot cupcakes with Merlot Frosting

Salted Nutella Cookies

Mini Chocolate Lava Cakes

Angel Food Cupcakes with Whipped Cream

Rocky Road Brownies

Giant Dark Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie

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Algenist Target Deep Wrinkle Minimizer
I received a small sample of this Algentist Targeted Deep Wrinkle Minimizer from Sephora in one of my past orders.  I probably had it for months without even realizing what a great product it was.  So one day I was searching through my "Product Sample Stash" looking for a particular item when this sample caught my eye. I pulled it out and said to myself, humm.... I think i'll try this tomorrow.  Well, before I randomly try anything  now I always look up reviews.  I read a few positive notes on this item and decided to try it.  It felt amazing on my skin and left me with a very matte complexion.... and that was the selling point because I have very oily skin.

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The November meeting of the Priscilla Book Club was hosted by Peggy Lafferty.  After a dessert course, members shared news. President Kay Barefoot opened the meeting with a recording by the Kruger Brothers about the Overmountain Men.
After the meeting’s business portion, Program Leader Judy Holland reviewed the book King’s Mountain by Sharyn McCrumb.  Judy chose this book because her great, great, great-grandfather fought in the battle.
The book focuses attention on a group of Appalachian backwoodsmen and their contribution to victory.  These untrained, poorly-equipped volunteer patriots traveled many miles on foot or horseback to meet and defeat the well-trained, well-equipped British army at the Battle of King’s Mountain.  This book shares stories about day-to-day life for the families and volunteer soldiers.  McCrumb’s book is bringing the Battle of King’s Mountain to the forefront as the turning point of the war.
President Barefoot closed the meeting by reading Rick Bragg’s “Fully Dressed” essay in the November Southern Living Magazine.
Suzanne Peeler will host the club’s December meeting; Becky Burke will be program leader.

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When ordinary listeners listen to spontaneous speech, what determines their understanding of the prosodic structure of that speech? Several recent studies have surveyed native listeners and taken their perceptions as the basis for analysis (e.g. Cole et al. 2010 Laboratory Phonology). A study of this type in French compared perceptions of single-speaker passages of two types of spontaneous speech: informal conversation and more formal journalistic discussion. Untrained native speakers of French listened to recordings and marked on a transcript where they perceived boundaries between groups of words. Their responses were then examined with respect to acoustic measurements of the speech samples. Among the acoustic measures, the most reliable correlates of a perceived boundary were the presence of a pause and a rise in F0. These cues assist listeners in interpreting the stream of spontaneous speech, which in most cases contains few syntactically complete sentences.

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Article from Issue 157/2013

This month's DVD features two terrific distributions, ArtistX 1.5 and Arch Linux 2013.10.01.

Arch Linux

Arch Linux is a "lightweight and flexible Linux distribution that tries to Keep it Simple" [1]. The developers designed Arch on five core principles [2]: simplicity, code correctness and elegance, user-centric control and responsibility, openness, and freedom. Arch installs with a minimal base system, upon which users build their environments by installing only the tools and programs they need. The minimalist nature of Arch, emphasis on user control, and preference for the command line appeals to more advanced users, but a comprehensive wiki [3] and beginner's guide [4] smooth the way for anyone who would like to try this elegant, community-driven distro.

  • Release 2013.10.01
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ArtistX is a Live distro based on Ubuntu 13.0.4 (without Unity) that "turns a computer into a full multimedia production studio" [5]. With around 2,500 multimedia software packages [6] and 5,000 binaries, ArtistX is a multimedia studio on a disc for amateur or professional digital and audio artists. After sampling the distro on the Live DVD, you can install it to disk or USB stick [7].

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The Bitwig Studio DAW transforms Linux computers into music workstations

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Article from Issue 164/2014

Bitwig Studio is the first complete music workstation offered as a commercial product for Linux. Now, Linux finally offers music production software that has, up to now, only been available on other platforms.

The Berlin-based startup Bitwig [1] announced plans for a new major league digital audio workstation for Linux about two years ago. About a year ago, a beta version of Bitwig Studio for Linux came out for testing, and in March 2014, the company finally released a complete version (Figure 1), having completely eliminated the bugs from the beta.

Figure 1: Bitwig Studio 1.0 is fully equipped – audio tracks, MIDI tracks, plugins, automation – and it's true Linux software that feels at home on desktops like KDE.

Besides the freely licensed Ardour and its smaller "siblings," such as Qtractor and MusE, musicians also have access to commercial and proprietary music production suites on Linux. Most are geared to the needs of electronic music producers. Renoise and Tracktion are built natively for Linux, whereas Reaper is a Windows program optimized for operation with Wine.

None of the top names in music production software – Steinberg Cubase, Magix Samplitude, Avid's Pro Tools, or Ableton Live – run on Linux. Time and again, musicians have said they would love to use Linux, if they only had access to a digital audio workstation like the suites they are accustomed to working with in Windows or Mac  OS. Now they do.

Bitwig Studio presents a perfectly designed, professionally built, complete software suite for musicians. The program provides options that are new on Linux, especially for composition and live performances. Additionally, Bitwig offers a high degree of flexibility that other commercial programs can rarely live up to.

The manufacturer supplies the program as a 64-bit DEB package [2], making it easy to install on any Debian derivative. Bitwig expressly states "Ubuntu 12.04 or later" as a system requirement, but people have already reported successful installations on Debian, Arch Linux, Fedora, and other distributions. The prerequisite is a 64-bit system; Bitwig Studio does not run on a 32-bit kernel.

In our lab, the suite installed smoothly on Kubuntu 13.04; on startup, it prompted me for a username and password, which you need to create when you register on Bitwig.com. The registered account is also used to manage licenses – Bitwig fortunately does not bother its users with USB dongles and the like.

For use without an Internet connection, a key file can be downloaded from the user section of the website. With a standard license, you can use Bitwig Studio on up to three computers at the same time, and you can download packages for all supported operating systems from the user section. For your first tests, you can also retrieve a free demo package [2]; however, you cannot save your work in it.

After completing the registration ceremony, you need to confirm a EULA, and then things get interesting: Bitwig offers downloads of several collections of samples and MIDI templates, which you can use as the basis for your projects and to explore the program's capabilities. Most of them come from Bitwig itself, with others from third parties. The latter are, however, usually only reduced versions of larger packages that you can purchase elsewhere.

The downloads are stored in ~/.BitwigStudio. Additionally, Bitwig sets up a ~/Bitwig Studio directory, where it saves your settings and projects.

Made for Linux

After the relatively long startup process, Bitwig feels like a native Linux program. Unlike some other cross-platform programs, I had no problems with window management, virtual desktops, or other Linux-specific functions. That may well be because Bitwig has its own Java runtime onboard, which provides the suite's Java interface.

All interface elements respond without delay. The actual signal processing – you can easily see that it has been carefully optimized for Linux – does not run as Java bytecode, but as a classic binary.

For audio interfaces, you can choose from Alsa, Jack, and the anachronistic OSS. For all the tests in this article, I used Jack, which has established itself as a standard for audio on Linux (also see the "Jack in the Box" boxout at the end of this article). After changing to the interface of your choice, you can immediately choose the ports offered by the selected interfaces as inputs/outputs. However, the changed settings only take effect after restarting Bitwig.

Very shortly after the release of version 1.0, the selection of audio interface did not work correctly: As in the beta, PortAudio threw an ugly error message. Just two days later, the problem disappeared, without any trace of a Bitwig upgrade. Bitwig shows available updates at the start; the download can be started automatically, then you install the appropriate package with dpkg or a tool like GDebi. After installation, you then need to click your way through the well-known first-launch wizard, which worked fine for all seven updates presented during the trial period.

Version 1.0.7, which ran for most of the test, exhibited virtually no problems with the existing functions. Every module and every feature I tried worked with constructive results. At second glance, however, a few shortcomings were identified: For example, the sound file preview in the browser did not always work; Bitwig only listed VST modules in the file area of the browser, but not in the intended device list. Some problems in detecting MIDI devices connected via USB were the only problems that really restricted functionality.

Attempts to force Bitwig to output noise, or even crash, through adventurous experiments with complex, demanding actions, were fended off perfectly (Figure 2). With 28 audio channels plus 10 MIDI tracks – each with its own sound generator – a couple of Xruns (buffer under- or overruns) occurred on the Alsa back end. However, they had no audible effect, and they only appeared when all channels needed to output a signal at the same time. Jack was adjusted to keep maximum latency to below 8 milliseconds, which is quite an ambitious value for a commercial laptop.

Figure 2: A Guitarix recording patched in QjackCtl (right), a project with more than 20 audio channels with plenty of effects.

Compact Versatility

Bitwig Studio is a complex program with many features, which inevitably leads to a complex interface, but one that can remain comprehensible with some careful planning. The concept that Bitwig designers adhere to relies on a combination of relatively simple menus without submenus, plus the interface responses to user commands that automatically reconfigure the program window.

Bitwig thus mutates into a "new" program, depending on the function invoked by the user, that in itself is as clear-cut as possible. With the exception of a few configuration modules, all this happens in the four sections of the main window; only standalone plugin interfaces are allowed to open their own windows (see the "Hidden Tricks" box).

Hidden Tricks

The graphical user interface of Bitwig Studio is intuitive and well equipped for all standard actions. However, many actions can also be run directly from the keyboard, and many mouse actions can be extended by pressing keys at the same time.

You can discover keyboard commands at any point in the program by pressing Ctrl+Enter, which displays a searchable list for the current workspace. Pressing Esc closes the cheat sheet again. Bottom right in the window, a small animated mouse icon displays the actions currently available with the special mouse buttons. For example, the easiest way to zoom in the Arranger is to push the mouse up and down while holding down the mouse wheel.

In terms of keys that enhance mouse actions, Bitwig adheres to the conventions known from similar programs. For example, you can clone a sound clip by holding down the Ctrl key, tapping on a clip on the track with the left mouse button, and moving the clip.

The toggles for the main modes  – Arrange, Mix, and Edit  – are at the bottom left. These modes consist of combinations of panels. To the right, you can select individual panels for the main toolbox (bottom center). The vertical box on the left displays information and tools for both work areas in the center and automatically follows the currently enabled program elements, such as tracks in the Arranger or sound clips in the Editor box.

This concept turns out to be quite clever: Almost all the compilations tried in our lab appeared understandable and were easily controllable. However, as with all automatic functions, I was sometimes left wishing I could do some things manually.

The View menu, top center, provides some simple switches for this purpose that let you display or hide panel boxes as required. In this menu, you can also select panels that do not appear in the automatic compilations. If you use more than one display, you will also find switches that enable optimized Bitwig setups for multimonitor mode.

The tracks in the Arranger can only be set to "small" or "very small." For precise editing, therefore, it makes sense to switch to Clip Editing mode. When you double-click the box-like icon at the bottom, it transfers a clip to the Arranger and automatically adjusts to its format: MIDI clips open in a piano roll editor and sounds in a wave editor.

Top left in these tools are some small switches that let you enhance the simple standard editors. For example, you can edit material in a Layer view that displays all the tracks in a stack, as in the Arranger, or directly superimposed. In the classic Track mode, you can enlarge tracks as needed, so that you can inspect and edit notes and sound graphs in detail.

The foil-like Layer view lets you stretch or compress audio material to match quantized MIDI notes precisely in another track (Figure 3). The quality of Bitwig's tools for stretching and compressing audio material proves to be excellent. Everything works in real time and instantly appears in the graph, and you will not notice a change in the sound except with extreme settings.

Figure 3: In the Layer view of the editor, you can edit MIDI notes against the background of an audio clip on the timeline.

Closely connected with the Arranger and Editor are various automation functions. A comprehensive presentation of all the possibilities is well beyond the scope of this article; however, all the parameters of the controllers and plugins associated with a track can be controlled remotely with lines that you draw by hand or by moving the sliders. You can apply curve features to the lines, if needed; automation can be bound both to the timeline in the project as well as to a clip. (See also the "Macros" box at the end of the article.)

Bitwig Studio internally uses a proprietory data format for notes and control commands, which it sends to sound generators and effects. In contrast to traditional MIDI, this format supports precise settings and the transmission of control signals to individual notes in a clip. For example, you can use a line within a chord to manipulate a single tone and change its pitch.

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Coreboot at Your Service!

Don't let your PC's closed-source BIOS stop you from doing what you want with your hardware.

Once the configuration parameters are set, run make again to compile the library:

$ cd ../filo
$ make

Now you can set the options for FILO. Again, simply press Enter for all the prompts and accept the defaults.

Obviously, not all of the above options actually are needed. For instance, you don't need XFS, JFS or Minix support if your system boots off an ext2/ext3 partition. Once you've gotten everything running, you can come back and switch off the options you don't need, which will reduce the size of the coreboot image.

Notice the following line near the top of Listing 2:

GRUB menu.lst filename (MENULST_FILE) [hda3:/boot/grub/menu.lst]

My test EPIA-M II system has OpenSUSE 11.0 installed and uses the GRUB bootloader. I chose to include GRUB's interface support inside FILO, and this is the place to specify the location of GRUB's menu file. If you don't plan to use the GRUB interface (for instance, if your Linux distribution uses LILO for booting), you need to specify the correct line to load the kernel and initrd, as shown in Listing 3.

After setting the FILO's configuration parameters, compile FILO by running make again. The compiled loader is placed here: filo/build/filo.elf.

At this point, you've prepared the payload. Now, you need to generate a coreboot image. First, let's take a look at the config file that is used during the coreboot build (Listing 4):

$ cd coreboot-v2/targets/via/epia-m
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Hi there,

@Anonymous: there's a list of supported hardware. Basically if your motherboard's components are already supported, the motherboard shouldn't be very hard to get working, but if this isn't the case, the needed work can be quite consistent.

@Boris: The v3 was dropped in favor of v2 and is now unmaintained (except for Via Epia targets). Many of v3's features were backported to v2, which still has much better hardware support than v3.

The coreboot wiki page is a good reading, and the people from the IRC channel or from the mailinglist are a great source of help also.

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Thank you for the article.
Could you try to boot the latest trunk version? I've tried to boot trunk svn revision 4974 but can't get even serial output from my epia-m.

Does it work on my box?

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How the heck can I find out whether coreboot will work on my machine? I'm using Linux, of course.

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Well i'm totally new to linux and am having some difficulties with the installation due to lack of documentation. Ive installed zipslack on my machine and it seems to be fine first time i installed. It gets to the logon prompt and i logon using password root. But where the hell do i go from here. I believe as i downloaded the zipslack version i have to download a load more things now but i cant seem to find out what i really need to make my basic system. Obviously I want my desktop managment system probably either that KDE or Gnome at a guess but i also think i need to install xp86config whatever the hell that is. I have not been through anysort of setup process yet, all i did was boot the system from dos by simply typing linux.bat and away it went.

Can anyone give me some more information about stage 2. And please remember I'm a noobie to all this.

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You would probably get an answer a lot faster if you asked a moderator to move this thread into the Software/General/Newbie forum. This forum is dedicated to the Linux From Scratch project. Not too many people wander around here, and that just means fewer people will see your post.
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What you have with ZipSlack is a good set of command line Linux tools.
If you are wanting all the bells and whistles it needs quite a bit added.
The Slackware book can help you with some things.
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Yeah, this thread needs to be moved. Go to the /x subdirectory of a slack mirror and download the stuff to a directory on your hard drive. Then 'installpkg' in that directory. Download a window manager. 'Installpkg' again. Bang - X for ZipSlack.
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Copy text between terminals?

When I copy text with my mouse, is there a command to store that test so I can copy between terminals or at least between programs in the same terminal?
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Yes, that is until you select a new bit of text. When you drag over the text you want to paste, it's automagically as they say, copied. You can paste it anywhere you feel like. Once you selectdrag over new text it copies that etc,... Optionally, you can use KDE's clipboard program 'klipper' to do stuff, yet more limited in my mind. Hope this helps.
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hmm, maybe I am not using the proper paste command, when I select text with my mouse I can olny paste to the immediate command line. I have a bare bones WM so I don't have 'klipper', is there a keyboard command to paste VIA the command line?
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Well, I think that you can use your middle mouse button if you have one. If you have a scroll mouse, press the scroller down. Not too sure though, as I can't try it, I am at work on W2k.

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Essential files for the Newbie

Im curious if anyone else has found programs out there that they feel like they just cant live without? For example, Someone has just told me aobut urpmi and I thought they were full of it until I actually installed it and tried it myself. WOW.. easy intall without having to worry about dependicies, Uninstall, lookups, etc... IMO this should be the first thing everyone should install!

The other thing, is firestarter, if you are a total newibe and want a firewall/routing software get this. Nice GUI and very simple to use. Yes, Yes, I know someone is going to say, "d00d, just use IPTABLES" ... yeah I have moved on to IPTABLES myself but when I first started that was too much to learn right out of the box and I needed a firewall.

Anyway, Im just curious if there is anything else that you feel can make life easier the everyday n00b.
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I thought urpmi was installed by default in mandrake as that is the command line version of the software area of the Mandrake Control Center.

Midnight commander, nano, links, and mutt are essentials for me.

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Mandrake home page
Mandrake Users website
Easy urpmi config for Mandrake
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All You Ever Wanted to Know About Urpmi But Never Dared Asking Before
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well, theres a fine line between utilities for newbs like urpmi vs. rpm
and then the line gets finer when you are an experienced grep user, then the line goes
grep vs. perl

see so I doubt it.
All Linux utilities are a must except the ones that suck.
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I totally agree, the term newbie is very vague and therefore this will be somewhat difficult. I just thought it might be an interesting topic.
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I don't know about Newbie apps, but I can give you my answer to "programs out there that they feel like they just cant live without". Most of this stuff I use everyday...some is used much less frequently but still very useful:

Midnight Commander
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The first thing I set up on a new system is my network card. The second is VIM. Couldn't do without that on my slackware system. Makes editting my config files much easier.

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i just like to add :

downloader for x
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Well I hate to post on this thread w/o adding any cool apps, so

Gimp (obviously)

sorry that's my long list, but i just recently broke free of the empire, so i'm loving everything.
Now to the real point, (since this is the newbie forum, i must have a question)... I noticed some folks mentioned fetchyahoo, and thought to myself, 'now that's a great idea.' So I installed it and got all the necessary libs and stuff. I don't know much about using POP accounts in general or maildirs or anything like that, so I did my best to configure the script file (made sure to disable the deleting feature, as i did not want all my mail to disappear). This is my output from console:

[lloyd@localhost fetchyahoo-2.8.0]$ ./fetchyahoo
Logging in securely via SSL as myyahooname on Fri Apr 2 21:10:23 2004
You are using 67% of your 4.0MB limit.
Successfully logged in as myyahooname.
Country code : us Folder: Inbox Version: 2.8.0
Getting Message ID(s) for message(s) 1 - 25.
Getting Message ID(s) for message(s) 26 - 50.
Getting Message ID(s) for message(s) 51 - 62.
Got 62 Message IDs
Failed: Couldn't open output: /var/spool/mail/lloyd/tmp/1080940231.P3841Q0.localhost at ./fetchyahoo line 1107.

Sooo.... I thought perhaps several problems could be possible:
1) not sufficient permissions to write to that directory, so i went and made sure that i could, then ran the script again and same output.
2) i don't have my configuration set up correctly, so i went in and changed my spool (still have no idea about spools, etc) directory (/var/spool/mail/lloyd/ as above) to have a / on the end as directed in the script comments. tried script, same output.
3) looked at script with a text editor and went to line 1107 as the error output directed. This is line 1107 and the lines close to it:

1101 sub MyDie($) {
1102 if ($repeatInterval > 0) {
1103 sleep (60*$repeatInterval);
1104 goto startfetch ;
1105 }
1107 die shift unless $noerrors ;
1108 die ;
1109 }

riiight... that's helpful to me

anyway so I searched for fetchyahoo in the forums and there were a few hits, but nothing that helped me, googled also but same thing, so I'm guessing I have a misguided understanding of how to configure the script, like where i should set the spool directory, or maildir or whatever, and also misguided as to configuring my mail client to find wherever the script would put my mail if it were successful. I have two e-mail clients on my computer, Kmail and Evolution. I tried configuring Evolution and i'm sure i did it wrong. Can anyone help set me straight here? Sorry for the long post, but wanted to include all the info i could. Thanks for any help!!

Well, i'm getting closer to getting it working. I concluded that whatever directory I set had to contain a "new" and a "tmp" directory for the script to be able to write the data there, so now it will download my new mail. I was able to see some of it in Kmail, but it's acting a bit strange, haven't tried Evolution again yet. Also interested to know if I can compose mail and send it using my yahoo account with a mail client? Any info there would be appreciated. Thanks!

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I'm not sure about its interaction with your mail client...I just use mutt (text-based) and it hasn't had trouble. You seem to be properly connecting and downloading, so I think the trouble isn't directly related to fetchyahoo, but rather something with your local mail configuration.
I don't have anything in .fetchyahoorc dealing with a tmp directory, though mutt uses /tmp to store messages while i'm reading mail. This is just a standard temp directory for the system, though...nothing specific to email.
The spool directory should be set to something like /var/spool/mail/kermlet. I'm going to assume this file was already created, but I don't know how Mandrake works.
What happens if you send local mail to yourself? Doing something like "mail kermlet" should send it to your own mail spool. Do you still get errors?

As for sending mail with Yahoo, I don't know if it's possible to directly use their smtp server, but you can set up an account using yahoo as your return address. This is the way I have it set up in Mutt, using Postfix to send the mail.
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How do i edit passwd and shadow to encrypt the password of an user ?

Right now on my system i have 5/6 users in my /etc/passwd file but all of them are in clear.
I know that normally encrypted passwords are in /etc/shadow and i know that the commands cryptpw and mkpasswd can be used to encrypt a string of character.

If for example an user is like this in passwd :

Do i have to edit manually the shadow file with the encrypted string corresponding to "lasagna" here ? And what must i write in this shadow file ?

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You don't manually change the passwd file or its shadow.
If you could easily do this, then you would have a gaping security hole.

See the passwd and group commands.
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We use 'pwconv' and 'grpconv' from shadow package.
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If the password is in clear text in passwd, something went wrong while creating the user or setting the password. You seem to be posting from Ubuntu 14.04. Every modern general-purpose distribution should be using "shadow utilities" by now. I just checked on Ubuntu 14.04: Got root shell, created new user with

useradd -m -G cdrom,plugdev,sambashare test
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passwd test
And the password is not stored in passwd or shadow. A checksum of the password (and salt) is stored in shadow. The second column in passwd just contains "x". That is how it should be.

That raises the question: How did you create your users? Did you change something in /etc/login.defs?

Possibly quickest solution: Re-create the passwords with passwd. If everything is configured right, it should store checksums instead of clear passwords.

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Here is my situation: I have accidentally deleted a "Domain username Home directory" which I did not backed up " on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.5 kernel 2.6.18-194.26.1.el5xen on a hard raid 5 configured server with as ext3.

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  • Scheduler Merges for 2.6.25 (Jan 28, 2008, 22:00)
    KernelTrap: "Ingo Molnar posted a merge request for the latest git scheduler tree..."

  • Commentary: ISO Should Kick OOXML Off the Standards Bus (Jan 28, 2008, 21:15) "Microsoft's responses make clear that within one year, it will have four different OOXML specifications to implement and interoperate with, and each of those specs will be closed. Under no circumstances should such a flawed specification become an international standard..."

  • Stop Making Stupid Lists! (Jan 28, 2008, 20:30)
    The Beez' Speaks... "Having had a scientific education I know something about the basic problems of classification..."

  • HP Tells Enterprises Fear the Source (Jan 28, 2008, 19:45)
    ZDNet: "The Hewlett-Packard open source strategy is becoming Fear the source..."

  • Why Don't Corporates Love Debian? (Jan 28, 2008, 19:00)
    iTWire: "The Debian GNU/Linux project needs more support--men, money and machines. But, apart from HP, big corporates don't offer the project much..."

  • Has Microsoft Disavowed Vista? (Jan 28, 2008, 18:15)
    eWeek: "It seems that Microsoft is already giving up on Vista and is setting up business users to switch from XP to Windows 7..."

  • Foundation Rewards Open Source Business Plans (Jan 28, 2008, 17:30)
    vnunet: "The Open Source Business Foundation, a European open source network has awarded a total of €75,000 to the three winners of its annual Open Source Business Awards..."

  • Software 'Tweaks,' Chinese New Year Delay Everex CloudBook (Jan 28, 2008, 16:45)
    Computerworld: "CloudBook was supposed to be available from Wal-Mart Inc. stores and the Web site today..."

  • Bear Mistake No. 1: Never Sleep on Red Hat Inc. (Jan 28, 2008, 16:00)
    thestockmasters: "Microsoft is still selling their Vista operating systems, good for them. But the future ladies and gentlemen is not Microsoft, rather it's all the nerdy coders that created the Open Source wave..."

  • The Non-Revocable GPL (Jan 28, 2008, 15:15)
    Groklaw: "I know by now you've seen the notice by the guy claiming to 'revoke' the GPL license on his code, because I'm getting email about it..."

  • Next Debian Release by Year-End... Maybe (Jan 28, 2008, 14:30)
    iTWire: "The next release of Debian GNU/Linux, Lenny, is expected to take place before the end of 2008, senior developer Martin Krafft told a miniconference on the distribution at the Australian national Linux conference today..."

  • Mandriva Linux 2008 Spring Beta 1 "Ophrys" Released (Jan 28, 2008, 13:45)
    Mandriva: "The first beta, codenamed Ophrys, for Mandriva Linux 2008 Spring (2008.1) is now available..."

  • Five Reasons Not to Fear a $200 Linux PC (Jan 28, 2008, 13:00)
    CNET News: "In fact, buying Linux and learning how to use it are easier than ever, thanks to the open-source operating system's expanding presence in affordable computers and mainstream retail outlets..."

  • Nokia Buys Trolltech (Jan 28, 2008, 11:30)
    Computerworld UK: "Never a dull moment in the world of open source. First Sun buys MySQL, and now the Finnish telecom giant Nokia is acquiring Trolltech..."

  • The Rise of the FOSS Spinmeister (Jan 28, 2008, 10:45)
    iTWire: "Having sent Stowell a detailed email asking him whether SCO planned to sue other Linux companies and received a reply in the negative, I went ahead and wrote a story..."

  • The Free Software Hardliner, The Corporation, and the Shotgun Wedding (Jan 28, 2008, 10:00) "We called it Free Software at first. It wasn't until we started calling it Open Source that the punditry line counts began creeping up higher than the code line counts..."

  • Rollup E-reader Runs Linux (Jan 28, 2008, 08:30)
    LinuxDevices: "Philips spinoff Polymer Vision has announced plans to ship a Linux-based e-reader with a flexible, rollup display..."

  • Dm-band, Block I/O Bandwidth Controller (Jan 28, 2008, 05:30)
    KernelTrap: "'I'm happy to announce that I've implemented a Block I/O bandwidth controller,' began Ryo Tsuruta, explaining that it was intended to be used in a cgroup or virtual machine environment..."

  • Volume: Money or Misdirection? (Jan 28, 2008, 01:00)
    tecosystems: "In the wake of the billion dollar valuation of MySQL, a number of intelligent folks have been crunching the estimated numbers in search of an equation that makes sense in the context of the market economics..."