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Recipients in town early were treated to dinner at the Knoxville staple, Litton's, tonight. The eight recipients were joined by members of the Executive Committee of the 2014 Medal of Honor Convention and the representatives of the 2015 Boston convention.
Our students are excited for next week!
Convention is one week away!
The first official event of the 2014 Medal of Honor Convention is one week away! The Character Development Program Dinner kicks off the convention Tuesday night at Neyland Stadium on the campus of the University of Tennessee. The event will celebrate students and teachers from across the state whom have taken part in the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation's Character Development Program, a school-based program teaching the concepts of commitment and community service.
The President's Welcome Breakfast – Thursday, September 11 at 8:00 A.M.
The Medal of Honor Project hour-long live show from the floor of the autograph session – Friday, September 12 at 4:00 P.M.
The Patriot Gala – Saturday, September 13 at 7:15 P.M.
The Medal of Honor Project's 2014 Medal of Honor Convention Wrap Show – Sunday, September 14th at 2:00 P.M.
We will also be covering the rest of the events and posting photos, videos and print stories through out the week.
We will be releasing information about our 2014 Medal of Honor Convention Town Hall Forum during the next couple days. Be sure to check back. For now, check out the 2013 town hall forum at Gettysburg College.
23 days from the 2014 MoH convention!
As we get closer to the start of the 2014 convention, we thought we'd revisit where it all started. Here are highlights from the Congressional Medal of Honor Society flag raising held at World's Fair Park in November. Video by Josh Frye and Kyle Knell. Editing by Annie Carr.
The Smokey Mountain Quilters Guild is making a homemade, East Tennessee quilt for every living Medal of Honor recipient. Meet these amazing women with this report from Heather Dickson.


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Game Of Thrones Watch: Season 3, Episode 6 - The Climb
Published: May. 6. 2013 12:38 AM
"If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention."
There was a decidedly lighter tone to Game of Thrones this week, well, until the ending. It's interesting to see the fantasy drama sustain a full episode of delightful turns of phrase and fairly innocuous interactions between some of our favorite, and usually more temperamental, characters. Perhaps "The Climb" is simply the calm before the storm? HBO must be trying to make the audience feel nice and secure - hell, Tyrion and Cersei even had a borderline friendly encounter - and then BAM! Ned Stark is alive and beheaded all over again. Seriously though, after a string of passionate scenes, full of nudity and violence, in last week's "Kissed By Fire", "The Climb" was rather tame and talkative. And still thoroughly entertaining. Probably one of the best installments of the series when it comes to the writing (and perhaps performance as well) because it proved how great it can be without a lot of action or sex, you know, the show's supposed crutches. Yep. Besides the titular event, the rest of the episode takes place in conversations and no one really gets physically hurt. Except Ros and Theon. Oh, and a couple of rabbits. Hm. Is there some kind of connection there?
"The visions take their toll."
Let's start with those poor rabbits and one of the newest ragtag teams making their way around Westeros. Bran, Rickon, Hodor and Osha have recently been joined by the Reeds, Meera and Jojen, on their quest north to meet Jon at the Wall. They, of course, don't know that Jon is only just returning there, not to mention that his and the Night's Watch's circumstances have changes. Well, not yet at least. The short scene finds the small group still getting acquainted with each other as Meera and Osha bicker over who is better at skinning the rabbits. I mentioned a connection between this scene and the latter incidents involving Theon and Ros mainly because the imagery in both, as well as a few words, reminded me of the 'game' being hunted and flayed. Even toyed with. The connection to Theon is rather literal, as the heir to the Iron Islands is having his skin peeled back after being hunted by the Boy. There was also something very familiar about the way Varys and Littlefinger discussed Ros at episodes' end, how she was merely another morsel devoured by the game, and the banter between Meera and Osha when they're having a pissing contest over their dinner's dead bodies. Their feud is cut short, no thanks to Bran's whining, when Jojen starts to have a seizure mid-dream and wakes from his vision of Jon.
"It's you and me that matters to me and you. Don't ever betray me."
And Jon is right where Jojen sees him, on the wrong side of the Wall, surrounded by a bunch of enemies. Could this affect the travel plans of the Little Lords' company? And could you believe Rickon spoke? Back to Jon, who's hot off his first sexual encounter and Ygritte won't let him forget it, at first playfully before speaking more from the heart. These two have got something more than just great banter, they have great chemistry and a real bond. Tormund also seems to have a sense of humor, when he's not threatening to rip your guts out. On top of the jokes, the man with the giant red beard also has some honor since he does his best to save everyone on the line when the Wall decides to shed a bunch of wildlings from its face. Orell, on the other hand, would like nothing more than to see Jon perish so he cuts them loose. What better place for Jon to die than the Crow's stronghold? Too bad, Lord Snow has a few tricks up is sleeve and manages to save himself and his lady. All I could think when they reached the top was one of them yelling, "I'm king of the world!" Elsewhere north of the Wall, Sam is doing his best to keep Gilly and her baby safe and warm. He also shows off his singing voice (a song about the Seven Gods) and some 'treasure' he found at the First of the First Men. That should prove useful. Foreshadowing!
"I see a darkness in you. And in that darkness eyes staring back at me. Brown eyes. Blue eyes. Green eyes. Eyes you'll shut forever. We will meet again."
Arya is still hanging out with the Brotherhood Without Banners, at least until they can get a decent reward for her return, and continues her training in being an all around badass. While she was not so great with needle when trying to stick Throros with the pointy end, she seems much more adept with a bow. Although, as Anguy reminds her, not as good as she thinks. Right after he instructs her to use her eye, she spots an unexpected visitor for this area of Westeros. The Red Priestess Melisandre has come to see the Red Priest and looks to be more than a bit jealous of the drunken warrior's power. He corrects her though, saying it's not him that is powerful but the Lord of Light. They shoot the shit in High Valyrian, Throros recounting how he had already lost his faith before even leaving training but once he saw his friend skewered by the Mountain, he said the only words he knew and his faith was restored. You know, cause so was Beric's life. This undying devotion, with good reason - resurrections are not so common place - is probably what allows the Brotherhood to sell one of their new brothers to Melisandre. So much for family and no wonder Arya never liked that woman. Gendry's off to help make kings rise and fall, probably because of that Baratheon blood of his, but I wonder what the coded message for Arya means? They'll meet again? Don't know where? Don't know when?
"Please! Cut it off! Cut it off! Cut it off!"
Okay. So I mentioned off the top how "The Climb" is one of the more light hearted episode of Game of Thrones in some time and Theon Greyjoy would probably have a bone or two to pick with me about that. If he's got any left. And besides, we all witnessed what he did to Winterfell, not to mention what he allowed to happen to the miller's boys, so I'm sorry if I kind of lump his torture into the lighthearted category. Nobody deserves to be tortured but, well, uh, Theon deserves to be tortured. And boy does the 'Boy' love doing it! How can we not take pleasure in watching a man take so much pleasure in his work. For real though, the Boy (again, I know who it is but let's keep the secret alive) is probably the most sadistic character we've met on Game of Thrones so far and there has been no shortage of the sick and twisted. Iwan Rheon (Misfits) is fantastic in the part as well. There's something about the bright blue eyes and wide smile that makes his torturer even more scary. After a few wrong guesses in the guessing game, as well as a brief bit of misdirection because the Boy likes to surprise (also called lying), Theon ends up pleading for his finger to be cut off instead of been skinned anymore. What's another word for removing someone's skin? I win!
"It's terrible isn't it? The most terrible place there is."
In King's Landing, the various marriage plots continue to unfold and eventually butt heads. Before getting into the actual specifics of the scene between Lord Tywin and Lady Olenna, it's probably worth nothing just how rad it is to get a scene between Charles Dance and Diana Rigg. Dance has been phenomenal since his first appearance, owning the character of Tywin, and the same can be said for Rigg's grasp on the Queen of Thorns, who unfortunately only joined the ensemble early this season. More of these two would be nice, thanks. The exchange pits the family powerhouses against one another and Tywin manages to win (for the moment) by threatening to put the heir to Highgarden in the Kingsguard (you know, like his now one-handed heir) which would force him to forsake his titles and lands. Olenna consents to the Loras and Cersei wedding and even seems pleased to have had encounter worthy of his reputation and her time. The others in King's Landing, however, are not so pleased by the news. Poor Sansa. She just can't seem to catch a break, can she? At least she had one lovely little sit down with Loras before having the bad news broken to her. She should be happy, he didn't have all that much to say that wasn't fabric related.
"This is awkward."
Meanwhile, in what could be the most enjoyable scene of "The Climb" (although not quite as good as the last time the siblings shared a moment), Cersei and Tyrion watch the pair of young-not-to-be-lovers talking emptily by the fountain as they are fully aware of the way things will actually play out. And neither are pleased about it. Cersei is a little more solemn than usual, still hoping Jaime can somehow resolve this mess (hm) and Tyrion makes several amazing jokes at his expense. Poor Sansa. At least Tyrion has the courage to be the one to tell the young Lady Stark that he's ruining her life, and all in front of his actual lover. Yep. Tyrion is a brave man and likely to pay since Shae was already jealous of Sansa when her little lion referred to her as a great beauty. The final sequence devoted to the foiled marriage plot is not nearly as lighthearted as the ones that came before since it shows the consequences of Varys or Littlefinger scoring a point in their duel. I guess the eunuch is not able to protect his birds after-all, especially when it comes to keeping them safe from a mad king. Speaking of, Joffrey somehow managed to come across as even more fiendish than before. Kudos. Not easy. Poor Sansa.
"You're in no place to insist on anything. I would have hoped you learned your lesson about overplaying your... position."
Of course, in Westeros (or across the seas, although no Dany this week) there isn't just one character having a rough go of it and I'm not sure anyone (alive) can compete with Jaime's experiences this season. Brienne's ride has been no picnic either. Things have been improving slightly for the one handed wonder and his female bodyguard since showing up at Roose Bolton's feet last week. They are being well fed, trying to be anyway, and Lord Bolton even found a lovely gown for Brienne to hate wearing. How nice of him. The pleasantries don't end there, however, with the captor offering some very promising terms for Jaimie's release. All he has to do is tell his father that losing his hand was no fault of Roose's and he'll be allowed to leave Harrenhaal for home. That all sounds well and good for Jaime but unfortunately the offer is not extended to his travelling companion and Brienne will have to remain behind and face charges of treason. That Roose, there's something about his weaselly face that scares away trust and I hate the way he's always playing with his words. So clever, eh? Will new and improved Jaime take the deal even though it leaves his 'trusted' companion high and dry? And in a dress. Tough call. Oh, and watch Nikolaj Coster Waldau cameo on SNL.
"And his recent experience has made him wary of long engagements."
In the Westerlands, Robb is trying to mend the broken relationship with the Freys and recruit them for the campaign against Casterly Rock to take the Lannisters' home away from them. The relationship with the Freys is broken to begin with because, if you don't recall, Robb was supposed to marry one of them (of his choosing, how nice) as part of a deal that allowed his army to cross the Twins during an early march. This war has been waging for some time and since that crossing, Robb married Talisa which was a big old f' you to the Freys, not to mention his vows. Anyway, they are back at the bargaining table with two representatives from that oh so loathsome House and it turns out the fences can be mended even though every word out of their stupid mouths sounds sarcastic. The offer is Harrenhaal (sorry, Littlefinger) and Edmure marrying a specific Frey girl. Nope, no choosing this time. It takes a minute for Edmure to comprehend the situation (a great bit of comedic acting from Tobias Menzies) and after repeated rejections, he finally agrees to the idea with the help of the Blackfish threats. Well, that means a lot of weddings are on the horizon; this one, Tully and Frey, in under a fortnight, then Lannister and Stark and Lannister and Tyrell times two. That makes four. Four weddings. Hm. Four weddings and a... something's supposed to follow that.
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Amsterdam - Citi has today announced the launch of its Multi-Currency Notional Pooling Capabilities in the Netherlands.
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Washington designer Marika Meyer, who has had her own firm since 2007, is known for modern, colorful interiors. She likes mixing old and new and coming up with comfortable yet stylish solutions for family living. She was a frequent participant in the DC Design House. Meyer also creates her own line of fabrics that reflect her love of design and fine art.
Hi everyone. I'm happy to have Washington designer Marika Meyer on the chat today. Marika has done so many beautiful rooms, including some stunners at the late great DC Design House. Marika has had her own firm since 2007 and many of her interiors have a modern edge. She's known for her colorful thoughtful spaces, but also polished neutral rooms. She likes mixing old and new and coming up with comfortable yet stylish solutions for family living. Marika creates her own line of fabrics that reflect her love of design and fine art. She has wonderful ideas for summer decorating and is ready to tackle your other style questions. Let's chat.
Hi Jura and Washington Post design fans. I am looking forward to getting your questions about summer decorating!
Practical question and overall question: I have a wheeled desk chair at home. I'd like to avoid having it chew up the hardwood floors. Can I use a rug instead of a standard plastic office chair mat and what type of rug material should I look for? Any other suggestions for protecting a floor from a wheeled desk chair? Is mid-century modern starting to loosen its grip and more drama is creeping back into rooms? I feel that I'm starting to see more ornate light fixtures and richly patterned wallpaper and textiles.
Q: I have noticed a lot more color in kitchens. I would like to bright ours up, but I don't want to make any big structural changes. What else can we do?
You are right, color is in for kitchens, especially cabinets and tile. But, without making those big changes, there is still a lot you can do. Painting your walls is an easy option, and wallpaper is becoming even more popular in kitchens. Or, why not swap out your counter stools for a more colorful option? For a smaller change, look for vibrant accessories - a beautiful fruit bowl, or salad plates in an attention getting pattern.
Q: My oldest child is ten and is in desperate need of a bedroom rehab. It's time to lose the safari animals and grow up a little bit! But, I'm struggling with what to choose so that we don't have to update it again in 3 years when he is a teenager. Help!
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Hi. We live in a modestly renovated 1883 farm house. In our open kitchen/dining area which is approx 21x 20 feet we use an old wood pew that is 10ft long to act as a banquette on the wall side of the dining table which is an old french walnut extendable table. Both the pew and table are online finds which didn't cost much. We love the pew as the back is built with vertical tongue in groove red pine boards shellacked in the old brilliant way. However, we find the 13.5 inch seat depth is not comfortable over an extended meal time. The pew has a removable cushioned board which is all in one piece and we currently have it covered with a durable neutral fabric. The seat underneath is the original red pine. Do we let the pew go, repurpose or remake it somehow? Thanks for your help.
We love working with antique and vintage pieces, they add so much charm and character to a home. I would definitely keep the pew but try to use it in a space that you do not need to sit as long. What about in a long hall or a mud room? You could even have it cut down for a smaller space.
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Hi! We recently renovated our beach house and I would love to update the decor, but I always resort to buying seashells and coral! Do you have suggestions for other ways I can make my house feel like the beach without using the typical items?
Spending time at the beach is all about relaxing with family and friends, and shedding all of that stress from the week! Your decor should be just as relaxed and casual. Look for durable materials, casual upholstery and relaxed furniture. It's all about natural materials and textures mixed with soft shades that reflect the outdoors. But, I'll never shy away from a beautiful piece of sculptural coral and neither should you! Check out my blog post tomorrow on Cobalt & Cloth http://meyerinteriors.com/cobalt-and-cloth/ for more on creative and practical beach decor!
We are perhaps a rare family in that we often eat dinner in our dining room (not only on special occasions). We are looking to update the room and I am struggling with wall colors. I have it in my mind that the wall color needs to coordinate well with both our everyday dishes and our formal china. Am I overthinking it or is smart to consider? Both share shades of green. Would you do green in a dining room and any colors you suggest I consider? Thanks!
I love that you use your dining room. My mother in law has a wonderful saying "Life is not a dress rehearsal" and I always think about that in our own home. For the dining room lots of shades of greens can work. I would do something mid tone range like Farrow & Ball Pigeon or Lichen. They can be dressed up or down based on your plates. I would also not be afraid to create some contrast to your plates. Contrasting colors can add a whole new dimension to the room!
Hello! I have a question for Marika. I love the look of wallpaper, but I'm afraid of making such a permanent commitment. Any thoughts on other ways to add pattern to a room?
I have a lot of clients who express this concern, but once they take the plunge, they never look back! I am such a fan that wallpaper is currently in the works as an addition to my textiles collection. Wallpaper not only adds pattern to a room, but papering the walls also adds texture and warmth (especially a grass cloth!). Sometimes you can achieve some of that same feeling by using art. Or, why not frame and hang a tapestry you love or vintage textiles? I filled a wall with a collection of framed Hermes scarves at last year's Design House http://meyerinteriors.com/portfolio-dc-design-home-2017.php .
Do you use a professional organizer to help your clients who are messy? What's the best way to find one?
What's your favorite white paint and trim color combo?
For client's who like warmer tones we use Ben Moore White Dove on trim and walls. On projects where we want a very clean crisp white my favorite is Chantily Lace. I just painted my older son's room Chantily Lace paired with a blue and white chevron paper. Very fun and will last him years as he gets older.
We love entertaining outdoors in the summer - what do you recommend for easy summer decorating tips? Anything fun, new we can add to our usual outdoor decor?
It's all about casual, approachable materials and lots of texture. Linen is always a great choice for a tablecloth, napkins, or place mats. Layer on some texture with rattan, or bamboo napkin rings, or place mats. If you want to add some color, I love a colored water glass. It adds both color and sparkle. Why not try incorporating some metallic elements? I love that gold and brass are back - there are some fabulous options available in glassware and even silverware.
I don't like faux candles but lighting my outdoor table with real candles is frustrating on a windy day. Got any ideas?
I know exactly what you mean! I use hurricane candle holders on our outdoor dining table and side tables. They prevent the wind from blowing them out and you can use a large candle for events that go long into the night. I also layer in color with fruit or flowers on the bottom for a colorful touch to the table.
To freshen up our carport for summer, I'm thinking of a chilewich rug. I think I've seen their products mentioned here. Chatter reviews? It would be used in a covered space, but heavy (foot) traffic. We don't plan to drive on it, obviously ;-), it would be in an area near the car, but that serves as more of a porch function (also hoping to delineate that space better). How are they cleaned?
We love working with indoor/outdoor materials. We often use Dash & Albert rugs which can take heave foot traffic and are easily cleaned with soap and water. I even have one in my family room and so far my two boys (ages 5 & 8) have not been able to destroy it!
Did you read my story on keeping mosquitoes at bay this summer? I talked to party pros about what they do. Here it is.
Q: Chaise in Living Room?
I would avoid a chaise in a formal living room where it may feel too casual but they could work well in a family room or library. We used two chaises in a VT ski house family room that we recently designed. After long days outside family members can come in and curl up by the fire.
Do you have any other sources for inexpensive outdoor pillows besides TJ Maxx and Marshalls?
I find great options on Etsy. There are so many creative options in lots of color ranges and patterns.
Q: Open floor plan challenge!
We love our open plan living space, especially for entertaining! But, we are struggling with how to arrange the space and make it feel cozy at the same time? How do you deal with this kind of floor plan?
When I sit down to create a floor plan, I always ask, "How will this space be used?" Ultimately, a room will feel like a space you want to live in, if it is designed with a purpose in mind. Also, the scale of the plan is key in an open space. Some new homes with open floor plans have large common living spaces. Make sure your furniture is sized appropriately so it's doesn't get lost in the space! If everything is too small, the room will feel cavernous and cold.
I'm painting a tiny, windowless, half bath BM Hale Navy and am tempted to paint the ceiling navy, too. Is that a bad idea?
Hello! Hale Navy is one of my favorite blues. I would paint the ceiling at 50% of the wall color so that it does not contrast too much but keeps the intimate feeling that you are creating.
We love our weekend summer home - I want to gradually update it but want to start small. What are your suggestions about where to start?
The easiest way to update a home without spending a lot of money is with paint. You can really transform the feel by repainting walls, trims and do not forget the ceilings!
We live in an older home some of the rooms are especially dark in the summertime. Any suggestions for brightening the spaces? Should we add more lights? What about fabrics and wall colors? Thanks!
Think about wall color first, painting in a bright neutral will help lighten the room. Window treatments in light sheer fabrics also helps dress the space without making it feel too heavy. I would keep the larger case goods light so they do not darken the room.
What are some of your favorite places to find vintage accessories?
I love using vintage and antique accessories on projects. I pick up items whenever I travel and keep a closet full of treasures to use on installations. Locally I always search flea markets, Miss Pixies, Pursing Vintage and Christ Child Opportunity Shop in Georgetown. Online Etsy is a great resource but watch out, you can spend a lot of time looking!
I loved the Hermes scarves you had framed in one of your DC Design House rooms. Where did you find the vintage scarves and were they expensive? Any tips for framing scarves without breaking the bank?
Thanks! I actually found the scarves on Ebay and they were very affordable. We had them framed in a simple white wood frame that was budget friendly. Because of the size and weight concerns the framer used a plexi glass which also helped our budget. It is a great way to creatively and inexpensively fill a large wall.
Online - I like Chairish as well for smaller things and for larger ... you can search by city!
My townhouse is a 150 yo Second Empire, with 10-11' ceilings. At some point in the 60s or 70s, someone wallpapered the DR walls in 'natural' grasscloth. It's now old, faded in spots, and has darkened in others to a beige. I'm not a fan of brown as a decorating color, anyway, but this is all accentuated by putty trim (and a lot of it as there is a large built-in bookcase in the room and the stairwell to the second floor). When I first moved in, the ceiling was a celery green, too. I had the ceiling repainted - it's white w/a hint of pink - and the crown moulding white. That made a difference but not enough. I'm considering doing a fun Lilly or similar wallpaper print behind the bookshelves and am definitely planning to paint all the trim white. Should I be afraid to remove the grasscloth? I am concerned that it may cover layers of other wallpaper (it definitely predates the bookshelf). My favorite colors are fuchsia, aqua, and blues and I love texture and patterns. The room gets a lot of sun but with all the brown it feels dark. Please help me.
Do not be afraid to take down the grasscloth. It sounds like you have something much more bright in mind. Removing the grasscloth now opens up many options for the whole room. I say go for it!
Marika you were fab. Thanks for doing the chat. Next week: JoJo Fletcher who is known for DIY, flipping homes and her stint on The Bachelorette. Onwards.
Hi. I have an old wooden bureau that I would like to put outside on my patio by my front door. Is there some way I can make it more weatherproof? (The area has only a little coverage from the roof.) Or is this just a bad idea? Thanks much.
Given our humid summers in DC I would avoid putting the bureau outside as it will likely swell a great deal and you may see splitting of the wood. I found an old wicker piece at Miss Pixie and painted it for our porch. We sprayed a protective coat on top and it has lasted years!
Thank you for your great questions and time today. It has been a lot of fun and I hope you enjoy the summer!
A native of the District, Marika Meyer established Marika Meyer Interiors in 2007, where she creates beautiful environments that are both sophisticated and livable.


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Dell has agreed to pay $27.75 per share for Compellent, a little more than it discussed last week
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Dell has agreed to buy virtualized storage vendor Compellent Technologies in an all-cash deal worth US$27.75 per share, a little more than the $27.50 per share price tag it was discussing with the company last week, but still lower than the stock's Monday-morning opening price of $28.30.
Dell hopes to expand its range of enterprise storage products with Compellent's virtualized storage products, which offer thin provisioning and tiering.
The new price tag values Compellent at around $960 million, and puts the cost of the deal to Dell at about $820 million, net of Compellent's cash. The companies expect to complete the deal early next year, if Compellent's shareholders approve it.
Whether they will get the chance remains to be seen. The last time Dell bid on a big storage vendor, it ended up in a bidding war with Hewlett-Packard. The price of its acquisition target, 3Par, more than doubled in just a few weeks.
However, analysts said last week that counterbids are less likely, since the incumbent players in storage have already built out portfolios. It might be more likely that vendors such as networking giant Cisco will submit offers as they look to diversify.
Overall, the storage market is becoming red hot as companies around the world grapple with rapidly expanding data volumes. Global disk storage systems revenue during the third quarter was about $7 billion, increasing by 18.5 percent compared to the third quarter last year, analyst firm IDC said recently.
The worldwide storage software market is exhibiting strength as well, with third-quarter revenue of $3.1 billion, an 8.7 percent jump over the same quarter last year, according to other IDC figures.
Dell executives cited those trends during a conference call Monday.
"Data creation is exploding. Our customers are struggling to manage and store their content," said Dave Johnson, Dell senior vice president of corporate strategy. The Compellent deal will complement past acquisitions Dell has made to build a comprehensive storage lineup, which include EqualLogic and Ocarina, he said.
The storage sector is afflicted by too many point products that don't work well enough together, said Brad Anderson, senior vice president of enterprise products at Dell. Customers want a technology set that allows them to easily move data from primary to secondary storage, and eventually archive it, as well as perform tasks like deduplication, he said. "You can't accomplish this when you have all these point solutions that are all incompatible with each other."
Analysts have said there is considerable overlap between EqualLogic's target audience and Compellent, as both cater mostly to midmarket companies. However, Compellent does provide Fibre Channel-based networking, a widely used enterprise standard, while EqualLogic provides only iSCSI connectivity.
Although Compellent is "in a slightly different place" compared to 3Par, it has had "very good success against 3Par, and also covers the midrange even more effectively," Anderson said.
He noted that Compellent has been "doing many of the same things as EqualLogic in terms of virtualization and automated tiering." It will take multiple product generations but eventually many of Compellent's technologies will be extended across the broader portfolio, he said.
Compellent has 2,500 customers and 490 employees, and logged about $125 million in revenue during 2009. It has sold its products entirely through channel partners. That program will be maintained and improved, but Dell has also signed a reseller agreement with Compellent to sell its products directly.
The agreement is meant to help Dell sales teams learn about Compellent's products and spread the word to customers prior to the deal's closing, Johnson said.
Meanwhile, Dell's move to buy Compellent is expected to put a damper on its partnership with EMC. Under that agreement, Dell sells EMC's high-end Symmetrix product as well as the midrange CLARiiON line.
EMC and Dell have been in discussions, and will "continue to support those [joint] customers as they want to be supported," Anderson said.
While Compellent will give Dell a solid hand in the storage market, it will remain open to additional acquisitions, executives said.
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Much craziness this morning at Rule Forty-two World Headquarters, where we're migrating all our files to our new computer and fighting off a nasty virus with nothing much more than hand-waving. So the next installment of the 1988 countdown will have to wait until Thursday. Until then, the final installment of my series of condensed versions of double albums.
There was an episode of the old Jackson 5 cartoon show where the brothers split up—fans who wanted to listen to their latest song had to buy five separate singles and play them at the same time. That was pretty much the situation for Outkast fans in 2003–Speakerboxxx/The Love Below was actually two pretty good solo albums by Big Boi and Andre 3000, packaged as one sprawling double album under the Outkast name.
Andre went on a freaky Prince trip, while Big Boi brought in lots of guest stars to try to recreate the classic Outkast vibe. Both records had brilliant moments and a whole lot of filler. Listeners were left wondering if the songs would have sounded better if the duo were bouncing off each other, rather than stuck in their own groove. The answer, it turns out, is yes. I can't get Andre 3000 and Big Boi to rap on each other's songs –sorry–but this single-CD mix (with ten songs by each of them) gives an idea of the great single-disc party that might have been.
I'll bet "Behold a Lady" sounds a lot better without "Good Day, Good Sir" in front of it.
I was waiting for you to get to this one. I did the same thing back in 2003, and I still have my mix, which I called The Love Boxxx, on my iPod; it's pretty much the only way I listen to SB/TLB, when I do put it on.
Your edit is slightly more severe than mine. (Glad to see you didn't try to get it all the way down to vinyl length!) As you see on my old blog post, at first I got it down to 90 minutes, but if you scroll down to my addendum comment, I eventually got it down to single-CD length by chopping a few more songs and using audio-editing software (a cheat, I know) to make some of the keeper songs shorter. ("Roses," the album's third single/Top 10 hit, is six minutes in its original form!) Final number of songs: 22.
I haven't read this blog post of mine in years, but I ended up digressing into a discussion of double-albums in general. Basically, you and I were on the same wavelength on all this.
[A] couple of listens have already convinced me I've created a better album. And it's amazing, almost infuriating, how easily Boi's songs and Dre's songs work together. They really could have had their very own White Album, a pastiche of Boi songs and Dre songs complementing and commenting on each other. The strategy they chose instead shows, at worst, a failure of courage, or at best that they didn't realize what they had. Much as McCartney and Lennon are wrongly oversimplified as "the melodic one" and "the rockin' one," Dre and Boi are more complex – and closer to each other – than casual fans or even they themselves might suspect.
You know that double albums get counted for twice the sales, right? That's almost certainly why Songs in the Key of Life is Wonder's best-seller.
Huh, I would have guessed Songs in the Key of Life as Stevie's best-selling album anyway. It was huge. It was an event. It debuted at number one, back when that meant something (I think it was the third album to do so). "I Wish" and "Sir Duke" were big hits, even for Stevie, and it had several songs that got big radio play ("Isn't She Lovely", "As", "Another Star", "Love's in Need of Love Today"). My memory — not the most reliable instrument — is that at the time it was considered the culmination of a great run, and the peak, both artistically and commercially (though critically it's probably rated about the same level as Innervisions these days).
I sure do, and funny you mention that: I'm about to do an Idolator post on this very topic. The whole RIAA all-time list is filled with sham "best-sellers" (and their names are The Wall, Billy Joel Greatest Hits Vols. I & II, and…yes, The White Album).
It was huge. It was an event. It debuted at number one, back when that meant something (I think it was the third album to do so).
All correct, as well as everything else you said. I still think Songs is overrated as an album (overstuffed, to be specific; gimme Innervisions over Songs any day), but there's no denying it was a cultural event and a culmination to one of the most amazing runs in pop-music history. And the best tracks on it positively kill.
You know who the secret hero of your post is, in my opinion? Shania Twain. You may recall that your purchase of Up! got you two discs: one with a country mix of the songs, another with a pop mix of the same songs. But although the album qualified for double RIAA credit, Twain eschewed it (basically feeling it didn't pass the smell test). Up! ended up being certified for 11 million copies in the United States, no small beer, but had Twain not been principled about it, the record would be ranked as the fifth best-selling record of all time (tied with Back in Black, also produced by Mutt).


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The document has been about three years in the making before it was ready to be published in its current provisional state. During this time there has been a change in Minister and portfolio.
Following Cabinet approval in March 2020, the next step was to wait for the Socio-economic impact assessment and quality assurance sign- off form (preliminary) from the Presidency. Dated 24 June 2020, this was followed up by adverts in national newspapers in July and a public notice in the Government Gazette on 24 July.
As a reminder, this week Minister Barbara Creecy of the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries, tweeted that she is inviting public comment.
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The Draft Antarctic and Southern Ocean Strategy outlines #SouthAfrica's strategic national interests, and articulates a national vision for engagement in #Antarctica region and Southern Oceans.
It also describes specific national strategic objectives. The national interests include:
Custodial responsibility to ensure the treaty is functional
That Antarctica and the Southern Ocean play a pivotal role in the weather and climate patterns worldwide
South Africa is a gateway to Antarctica. It should therefore optimise use of the country's geographic positioning and proximity to the Antarctic to serve as a vibrant Antarctic sector that serves economic interests
Scientific endeavour and environmental management and the Southern Ocean are special outdoor laboratories. Students use these to study and understand natural processes. They also present opportunities to study / research pressing questions in the field of health
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Twelve countries signed the Antarctic Treaty in 1959, including South Africa. It's applicable to the land and marine area south of 60 deg S latitude. The Prince Edward Islands (PEIs), consisting of Marion and Prince Edward island, is a South African territory.
In 1961 the Treaty entered into force. Many other nations have since acceded. The country membership represents most of the continents, dominated by Europe, Asia and South America.
Many have defined or redefined their strategic interest within the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS). This complex of arrangements is for the purpose of coordinating relations among states with respect to Antarctica and Southern Ocean.
Included are:
Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty,
Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Seals (CCAS)
Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR)
Agreement on the Conservation of Albatrosses and Petrels (ACAP)
Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR).
They have also expanded their footprint by establishing more research bases throughout strategic areas on the continent.
Purpose of Treaty
The Antarctic Treaty's primary purpose is to promote peace in the region.
It prohibits anything of a military nature unless it is for scientific research purposes. This includes nuclear explosions and the disposal of radioactive waste material.
Primarily the Treaty provides for freedom of scientific investigation in Antarctica and promotes international cooperation. It encourages cooperative working relations and the exchange of information with any organisation having a scientific or technical interest in Antarctica.
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South Africa is fully committed to the Antarctic Treaty.
The country supports the prohibition by Article IV of asserting existing or new claims to territorial sovereignty.
The comment period is 60 days, expiring on 21 September 2020. However early submission of comments in encouraged to help the process go back to Cabinet to be completed in the current financial year.
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First Look: John Cena Appears In Peacemaker Costume On Monday's "Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon"
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HBO Max's "Peacemaker" series launches this week. In celebration of the occasion, star John Cena appears on Monday's "Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."
A frequent guest on the NBC late-night show, Cena appears in his Peacemaker costume. The wrestler-actor chats with Fallon, while also joining the "Tonight Show" host for a game of "Make It Last."
Filmed in advance, Monday's "Fallon" also features appearances by Bridget Everett and Cordae. Both appear for interviews; Cordae also delivers a musical performance.
Monday's "Fallon" will air at 11:35PM ET/PT on NBC; first-look photos follow:
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UPDATE: The letter of Archbishop Samuel Prakash obtained by The Australian has been released in the media here (pdf.).
The former Australian head of the Traditional Anglican Communion has been questioned about his involvement in financial irregularities within the breakaway church.
Archbishop John Hepworth, who was instrumental in seeking his church's reunion with Rome, was forced to resign as the global head of the TAC in April, seven months after he raised allegations that he had been raped by Adelaide priest Ian Dempsey and two others in the 1960s.
Monsignor Dempsey returned to work last week after he was stood aside by the church for 12 months. Police investigations into the matter are ongoing and the South Australian Director of Public Prosecutions, Adam Kimber, is considering whether or not to lay charges.
In a letter obtained by The Australian and sent by the new head of the breakaway church, Samuel Prakash, to Archbishop Hepworth confirming the acceptance of his resignation in April, he raised allegations about financial concerns.
"A report was delivered and tabled at the College of Bishops meeting with substantial supporting documentation concerning the financial situation in the church in Australia and your role in the same," Archbishop Prakash wrote.
The TAC, also known as Anglican Catholics, is a breakaway group from the Anglican Church with about 400,000 members around the world, including in Australia, Canada, England, Ireland, India, Pakistan and the US.
The scathing letter, which discusses Archbishop Hepworth's "very poor quality of leadership", detailed concerns about alterations and additions to private properties owned by the former church leader and lay canon Cheryl Woodman.
"Both you and Ms Woodman have made substantial alterations and additions to your private properties at the expense of the Australian church to accommodate the Office of the Primate, and I require details of those additions to private property from you, as well as the authorisation that preceded the construction thereof," Archbishop Prakash wrote.
The new global head accused Archbishop Hepworth of a "shocking lack of integrity" in his decision not to join the Catholic church as an ordinary citizen despite committing to do so if the church in Rome approved the reunification.
Archbishop Hepworth said he had never made any alterations to his property, other than converting a disused bedroom into an office. "They may well be talking about the fact the church built an office and repository for documents on Cheryl Woodman's property," he told The Australian.
Archbishop Hepworth said the TAC had bought a former church in the Adelaide Hills for $104,000, but sold it later for $400,000.
He said the TAC used the profits of the sale to fund the office on Ms Woodman's land at Lobethal in the hills outside Adelaide.
A Catholic archdiocese source said allegations of financial mismanagement were raised when Archbishop Hepworth was administrator of the parish of Glenelg, a beachside Adelaide suburb, in 1974.
He also faced court in Ballarat about 30 years ago charged with misappropriating $1200 from the Anglican parish of Sebastopol. "I wrote a cheque from a church account for a debt; there was no conviction recorded," he said.
Monsignor Dempsey has maintained his innocence since Archbishop Hepworth raised his allegations, and has been given the full support of the Catholic Archdiocese of Adelaide to return to parish duties.
Monsignor Dempsey said his hiatus had a serious impact on his health. "The pressure has taken its toll, and the stress of knowing that I'm innocent and having to put up with this ongoing investigation for some time." He said his absence had created a ripple effect on his parish.
Despite the police investigation continuing, an independent report commissioned by the church and conducted by Adelaide silk Michael Abbott cleared Monsignor Dempsey last year. "It concerns me that it hasn't been concluded, even though I've been cleared by Mr Abbott," he said.
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I prefer a man who sins and repents to one who does not sin and does not repent. The first has good thoughts, for he admits that he is sinful. But the second has false, soul-destroying thoughts, for he imagines himself to be righteous.
In a bid to clear their city's blocked sewers, authorities in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, have a novel idea.
We don't know if Dynorod have any branches in Zimbabwe but based on this story coming out of the country, it doesn't sound like they do. The second-largest city in the country, Bulawayo, has a problem with its sewers. They're blocked and thanks to water rationing in the city, waste has built up in the pipes.
But the lads in charge have come up with a brilliant idea to clear the blockage. They have asked everybody in the city to flush their loo at exactly 7.30pm on Monday. With almost 1 million people expected to take part, that's a lot of water entering the system at once.
And the plan is to do this every Monday, at 7.30pm, to keep the pipes clear.
The city's mayor, Thaba Moyo, tells Yahoo a bit more about it.
"We are going to have a big flush every Monday to push all the waste that would have accumulated during the water rationing. It means everybody has to flush their toilet at the stipulated time which will be 7.30pm.


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Provocation and Hopelessness Cause Terrible Reactions
Filed under: General — Ministry of Men's Affairs @ 12:11 am Thu 30th July 2015
Tony Robertson committed seriously disturbed sexual and sexually motivated offences against children and was sentenced to eight years prison. It may well be that he would have committed the horrific running down, injuring, rape and murder of Blessie Gotingco after his release if given half a chance. However, it may also be that if he had been able to get on with his life after his sentence as used to happen, he would have found some worthwhile way of supporting himself and choosing a better life. Even if he committed further sexual offending this would probably not have been fatal and he would soon have been caught and imprisoned for another long duration, to the relief of the community. Instead, what happened was that on the basis of fortune telling about his future behaviour, after he had served his entire 8 years for his previous crimes he was given a further 10-year sentence of 'extended supervision' and he gave up caring about anything.
As is the case with Protection Orders, the naive belief is that by depriving men of their civil rights and hammering men with unjust methods of attempted state control, this will increase safety. That always seemed unlikely. Men (and it has only ever been men) who have served their entire sentence and are then sentenced again for the same crimes to another 10 years of constant close and imposing surveillance and intimidation by agents of the state, in which where they live, what they do, whom they have contact with and most everything else about their lives is controlled and restricted by those state agents, can be expected to be very angry about this. It's most unlikely those men will develop any sense of belonging, respect or appreciation regarding the society in which they live. Also, they can be expected to feel backed into a corner, defeated, hopeless about their ability ever to live a tolerable life, . Under those circumstances a good proportion of men will give up any idea of achieving an acceptable life.
Tony Robertson gave up. He decided to go all out in one last and ultimate splash of self-pleasuring exploitation, knowing he would be caught. He knew that by cutting off his ankle bracelet he was certain to go back to prison for a long time. He no longer cared.
Under feminist demands that men be treated with increasing injustice and repression, Western countries have embarked upon a dangerous cycle of provoking men into worse reactions that are then seen to require even greater increases in repressive dehumanization. We are headed for a situation in which men are treated increasingly like Hitler's Jews, Mugabe's Whites, Saddam Hussein's Kurds and the 'witches' of Salem. This mentality has already become so extreme that our parliament is currently seriously considering a law that enables women to deliberately kill men in their sleep without consequence.
The inquiry into Tony Robertson's case should look carefully at the role of the 10-year extended supervision order (ESO) in contributing to this terrible outcome. It should look carefully at the effects of treating men badly in general. Perhaps if ESOs were for 1 year at a time and could only be renewed with good cause, they would work more safely. Perhaps if the Probation Service were legally required to work cooperatively, respectfully and supportively with those on ESOs rather than behaving unreasonably and superstitiously as they currently often do, a system like this would work more safely. Just as the role of the Protection Order itself needs to be assessed for provoking many murders and acts of extreme violence that otherwise may not have happened, the same investigation needs to be done regarding ESOs.
This is not about excusing Tony Robertson. Regardless of the provocation his behaviour was barbaric and totally unacceptable, and he really doesn't deserve to be housed and fed by our society any more at all. But if the ESO contributed to his latest offence it's important to ensure this doesn't keep happening for other men. Treating men fairly and respectfully will always ultimately achieve a safer outcome on average and a better functioning society than what we are getting from our current misandrist direction.
10 Responses to "Provocation and Hopelessness Cause Terrible Reactions"
Thu 30th July 2015 at 4:48 am
Totally agree with your "Treating men fairly and respectfully will always ultimately achieve a safer outcome on average and a better functioning society than what we are getting from our current misandrist direction" conclusion.
Obviously in the Robertson case the media highlights the heinous crime and not the circumstances giving rise to it, plus the current SERCO debacle allows that Samoan over-stayer and his cabinet colleagues license to misrepresent the truth about our prison system. Those corrupt individuals within JUSTICE and CORRECTIONS delude the public into believing prison is all about rehabilitation when in reality the opposite prevails. The primary objective of Police, Corrections and Courts is to get released prisoners back behind bars asap by whatever means. Prisons and the entire criminal [in]justice system is no different to any other commercial entity. Survival (and profit) depends upon REPEAT CUSTOMERS!
you make some very interesting observations regarding protection orders. You mention the word Surveillance, do you believe that men who have protection orders against them are under Surveillance?
Do you think they are put under Surveillance as soon as they make an application to the Family Court? Even low level, say the web sites they go to, contacts in their cell phone that can then be referenced against a data base of un desirable people?
DJ Ward says:
Thu 30th July 2015 at 5:15 pm
Article A
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/crime/news/article.cfm?c_id=30&objectid=11488785
Article B
Art B
'He'd been to see his father, who had nothing to do with his upbringing, earlier in the day.'
Notice how they didn't expand on why, other than they grew apart? Or did they?
'She remembers how young she was when he arrived, just 17'
No surprise, stage one to developing a male criminal.
'Robertson appeared to conform to prison standards through the year, but when parole was declined in March 2011 he went off the deep end.'
So actually he did try and play by the rules, but due to his denials etc he was arbitrarily going to be rejected by the system.
'The week before his aunt Cherie Fyfe had died.'
'He wasn't allowed to travel so couldn't get to her funeral, or see his mother who had suffered a mild stroke.'
This is cruel and inhumane treatment. He, now out of prison, got less rights than a person in prison, who may have had an escorted attendance to the funeral.
A free man is supposed to have freedom of movement.
'The preferred option release was Matamata, with an uncle on a farm. It was rejected.'
So here we have a real issue. The community has complained about his closeness to parks and schools etc. Madness considering this fact, as he found a home, in the country, where a mature adult would be keeping an eye on him, and the nut jobs at corrections rejected it. MOMA your assertion that Corrections wanted this man to fail is sounding real. Yes they wanted him in a little dungeon so the oppressive conditions would brake him.
'Then there was the apartment in Birkdale, over which there was also a scrap. It was a huge disappointment. The apartment had been furnished – everything made ready for Robertson to have as fine a reintegration to society as a prisoner ever had.'
Rejected, they wanted him in their own little dungeon. There was no intent to have a 'have as fine a reintegration to society'.
'Robertson, instead, was assigned a pokey flat in central Auckland.'
The other two options may have been more successful, but no, only the little, pokey dungeon would be OK.
'Then came the breaches. The first was when a cousin came to stay – a breach of the flat rules.'
Yes there it is, Power and Control provided by the rules, forced on him by the dungeon. What? a free man can't have a cousin sleep over the night.
' Mrs McWatters says there was a technical breach – Robertson and his girlfriend near a dairy, not realising he was on the edge of the park.'
So corrections decided that while in the presence of his girlfriend, that because he came, unintentionally, near a park 'unavoidable in the city' that he should be arrested and dragged back to court. What kind of nut jobs work at corrections? Why didn't the judge censure them for being idiots? Oh yes they wanted him to fail, that was the intent of their decisions all along.
'Mrs McWatters saw her son as a pawn in a rigged game. "It was like they were baiting him and pushing him so he would end up back in jail."'
"They just wanted him to sit at home and be nobody."
I agree with her. Its obviously true.
Art A
'Inmates released and isolated were a greater danger.'
So they isolated him on purpose, increasing the danger.
Pertianing to the being near a park.
'On the one occasion it did, about six weeks after his release.'
Wow so despite being surrounded by out of bounds areas, he did a great job at not breaching the rules, which shows he was being very compliant. It took 6 weeks to make a mistake, under the idiotic, oppressive, conditions imposed on him. Then was arrested?
'not counting the five weeks Robertson went back inside for breaching release conditions.'
So he got 5 weeks in prison for nothing. What a bunch of corrupt mongrels colluding together. Corrections, Police, Judges.
'The best the Parole Board could have done was put in place strict release conditions which last for six months and bolster those by going to court to seek an ESO so he could be GPS-tagged and watched for a decade'
So they tried him, sentenced him, fully punished him, and then imposed the most oppressive original release conditions on him that they could.
Then retried him. Without him committing another crime. Double jeopardy. Then sentencing him to another 10 years without trial. That was not part of his original sentence.
And the title '10 reasons system didn't get it wrong on Blessie killer Tony Robertson'
From whos perspective. Those that cant fogive and wanted him, no matter what, to be punished forever.
Yes the system won. They manipulated their victim to get what they wanted.
They killed a women in the process, but its OK, they get to blame a bad man for it.
Bigot fools.
Downunder says:
Fri 31st July 2015 at 1:52 pm
Totally agree with your 'Treating men fairly and respectfully will always ultimately achieve a safer outcome on average and a better functioning society than what we are getting from our current misandrist direction' conclusion.
All first responding police officers will now be armed with tazers.
Fri 7th August 2015 at 11:00 am
Here we have another example of the crown being purposefully oppressive with the intent of provoking desperate responses by the oppressed.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/crime/news/article.cfm?c_id=30&objectid=11493233179
The issue is how much the activities of the crown becomes qualified with this piece of law. The Crimes Act 1961
Aiding and abetting suicide
Every one is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 14 years who-
incites, counsels, or procures any person to commit suicide, if that person commits or attempts to commit suicide in consequence thereof; or
Obviously getting Roberston to commit suicide, was a target for corrections just as it is for this man. The key word is incite.
Unfortunately for corrections sometimes they chose to reoffend to go back to prison, for the social environment that it offers. The insanity caused by these oppressive conditions imposed on these men needs to be looked at as they are clearly being used, not to stop further offending, but to further punish and control the offender who has already served the sentence for the crime they committed. If they can't handle it and commit suicide, they win. If they can't handle it and commit a crime to return to prison, they win.
Logic dictates that if corrections do not want these men to commit suicide that they would act to decrease the risk. This is not the case, they knowingly increase the risk.
Logic dictates that if corrections do not want these men to commit further offences that they would act to decrease the risk. This is not the case, they knowingly increase the risk.
Stage 1: Find a wild dog.
Stage 2: Cage the dog for many years, while poking it with a stick.
Stage 3: Let the dog think its imprisonment is over.
Stage 4: Make a new cage for the dog.
Stage 5: Cage the dog for many years, this time with the door open, while poking it with a stick.
Mon 10th August 2015 at 11:13 am
I met a male in the weekend who has just got their bracelet off after 12 months. His offending was for dishonesty charges, car conversion etc.
He began life well. He got trade qualified and did well financially. However something terrible was taking place in his life, he came across an Oxytocin abuser.
He admits his brain was over-ruled by sexual drivers. His words, 'she was especially hot'.
Anyway he financed them into a house and they had two children.
They broke up and it was not amicable. He was pushed out of his kids' lives. All his assets were seized by her.
He spent everything he had with lawyers in fighting to see his kids.
He became destitute and suicidal from his experience.
He went down the wrong road, and began doing bad things, and was caught.
He was given 12 months home detention. Under his conditions he was allowed to work.
However his parole officer refused to let him work, despite him having a job that was suitable to his home D conditions.
He became locked down 24/7.
He found it extremely depressing, and often felt like giving up and breaking out.
He now has to start again in his fight to see his kids.
Man X Norton says:
Thu 13th August 2015 at 10:14 am
Insightful comments thanks DJ Ward.
For the record it's important to comment on the hysteria caused by the authorities and media concerning Daniel Livingstone. He committed an awful crime many years ago when he abducted and raped a child. That was his only sexual offence but he had a history of theft, burglary and traffic offences plus one 'male assaults female'. We all know that very often 'male assaults female' means 'female assaults male equally or worse but only the male is prosecuted', so we can't read too much into this, his only other offence involving violence directly against a person.
Livingstone's sexual offence was appalling and he deserved a long sentence. If we had the death sentence for such crimes he would understandably be seen as a good candidate. But a long prison sentence is what he got, similar to the sentence any other male could expect for the same kind of offence in NZ. As a child sex offender in prison he will have lived in constant fear of violence from other inmates who like to believe they're morally superior. He served his entire time, then was re-sentenced for the same crime to a further 7 years 'extended supervision' involving electronic monitoring with an ankle bracelet.
The basis for an Extended Supervision Order is a form of fortune telling by a Dept of Corrections psychologist. This fortune telling uses 'risk assessment' tests that are better than chance at predicting the future but not a lot better. The Courts allow themselves to be blinded by science when the Dept of Corrections psychologists tell them "Our scientific tests show this offender is at high risk of offending sexually again and he will probably rape another pre-pubescent girl". However, the judge does not understand the science behind those tests and does not know how to evaluate the reliability and validity of the tests or the extent to which the psychologist's subjective judgement contributed to the result. The judge is also not told the exact meaning of 'high risk'. Depending on the test this can be anything from 16% to about 40% risk of such reoffending in the next ten years, or more correctly, of the group of people who scored within a range of test scores containing the offender's score, 16% (according to some tests' definition of 'high risk') will reoffend in the next ten years. So the psychologist's fortune telling will be wrong for 84% of those people. Yet they will all be resentenced in double-jeopardy fashion to many years of further partial imprisonment via ankle bracelet. Of course, 16% of those assessed as 'high risk' will reoffend and when they do, Corrections psychologists will say 'See we told you so' but they will make no comment about the 84% who don't reoffend or, more likely, whose only reoffending will be against the unjust additional sentence and the newly manufactured 'crimes' thereby created (e.g. keeping to a curfew, keeping the ankle bracelet on year after year, turning up for frequent, worthless appointments with probation officers year after year, maintaining tolerance of state gangsters invading one's privacy and disturbing one's sleep at all hours, living where and how directed, not being allowed to enjoy a beer, not being allowed to associate with friends unless approved, and so on).
A few years ago, before Extended Supervision Orders were allowed, Livingstone would have been released after his initial prison sentence and given an opportunity to make a viable life for himself, perhaps find a job and a fulfilling relationship. Given his history he could be expected to commit more thefts, burglaries and traffic offences but such offending does generally reduce with age and maturity and there was a chance that his wish to maintain his freedom and some of the good things in life might also have helped to discourage such offending. Even if he committed further such offences this would have been dealt with routinely by police and reported in a low key manner or not at all by media. However, because of the Extended Supervision Order he was treated as if a dangerous wild animal that had escaped from the zoo and almost certain to kill and eat people. School principals were warned and contemplated going in to lock down, people were warned not to let their children walk home from school or play at playgrounds or outside at all. The whole thing was a circus with little rational content.
Did Livingstone kill and eat people, or head to the nearest playground to abduct and rape children? We have heard nothing of this even though he was 'free' for several days. As far as we know, his only crime was to cut off his ankle bracelet and abscond, and this was a crime that only occurred because of the Extended Supervision Order. He left a suicide note and it may be that was his true intention in response to his circumstances. One assumes he might have stolen to keep himself alive during his few days of freedom but there has been no suggestion he committed any sexual predation or other very serious offence. After all, he was scored in a group of which a good proportion, perhaps 84%, would never reoffend seriously.
The treatment of Daniel Livingstone after he had escaped his ankle bracelet was irrational and comparable to any witch hunt. It was another step in the demonization of men and we will see more and more ridiculous examples of this under our regime of misandrist propaganda.
Further, Extended Supervision Orders (ESOs) are heavily overused and unjustified in a large proportion of cases, and what the authorities don't mention is that it will be only males who have ever been given them. ESOs are based on largely junk and misrepresented science. Many of those males don't deserve them on any rational grounds. However, because they're males, fairness and justice isn't seen to matter. Let's just keep kicking them and making their lives untenable, set them up for failure by inventing the new 'crime' of refusing to submit to the kicking or by provoking them into some desperate acts of rebellion that otherwise may not have occurred, then put them back in prison and claim this shows the ESO was justified.
Thu 13th August 2015 at 3:30 pm
Male MP has just used the term "Double Jeopardy" and "Bill of Rights" in describing new attempt by a female MP, and her co-man-haters to further oppress males.
The lies and propaganda continues on this monitoring bracelet issue.
At least those that actually want crime to be reduced can see the faults in the system.
The media (group of people who want people to be punished forever) continue to say the system is not working. Yet the article says this.
'Mr Smith said home detention was not always a popular policy, but it was Corrections' most successful programme for reducing reoffending.
People on home detention had a recidivism rate of 19 per cent, compared to the overall rate of 30 per cent.'
Then there is this propaganda.
'Electronic monitoring has come under heightened scrutiny following two high-profile breaches by high-risk sex offenders. The inquiry into one of those cases, the management of killer Tony Robertson, will include a broader investigation of electronic monitoring for high-risk offenders.'
So what was the Tony Robertson breach? He never removed the bracelet. He never breached the conditions of the bracelet, knowingly. His breach was that he and his girlfriend stopped at a diary near a park that he did not know was there. Would his girlfriend have let him breach his conditions if she knew they were in an out of bounds area? In fact the bracelet did the job it was supposed to do. It detected he was momentarily in breach of his conditions. He got 5 weeks in prison for this. Offending requires knowledge and intent. He had none, so did not breach his conditions. His other breach was because a cousin stayed the night. This has nothing to do with public safety, or his bracelet, it's just good old fashioned bully's justifying their desires to be cruel and vengeful.
The only possible conclusion of the investigation is that corrections, due to the oppressive behaviour towards this male was the principle cause of his reoffending, and therefore the murderer.
The bracelet had nothing to do with it.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/justice-system/news/article.cfm?c_id=240&objectid=11499741
Hornet says:
Provocation.. .. Encouraged to incite conflict and retaliation…..and create more criminals for the corporate system….
Tracking and surveillance….. Are you ready for what this seeks to justify…… Bracelets are no good so we need to microchip you…..!!!!!!
Trials have already been conducted on old folk with Alzheimer's…which I am sure helped with getting consent…. . Tracked using an app when they go walk about from the rest home…. It's real and now they want an excuse to implant one in you!!!!!!!!!
The mark of the beast is here!!!!!!
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