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Il frappatore (originariamente intitolata Tonin bella grazia) è un'opera teatrale in prosa in tre atti di Carlo Goldoni scritta in tre settimane a Pisa nel luglio del 1745 per insistenza di Cesare D'Arbes (il Pantalone della compagnia Medebach), quando il commediografo veneziano aveva deciso di abbandonare il teatro per dedicarsi esclusivamente alla professione legale (per questo la definì commedia fatale). In origine non tutte le parti erano scritte per intero. Fu messa in scena per la prima volta nel 1745 a Livorno, mentre a Venezia fu rappresentata nel 1748, con scarso successo.

Trama
Roma. Tonin, veneziano, è un uomo semplice che viene raggirato da Ottavio, uomo di malaffare. Ottavio troverà la punizione finale.

Poetica
Gli intenti morali dell'autore sono esplicitati dalla battuta finale di Fabrizio, rivolto a Tonin: Il cielo vi ha liberato da un assassino; e da quello che gli è succeduto, e dal fine che a lui sovrasta, imparate a seguire l'onestà e la virtù, e a detestare perpetuamente il vizio, gl'inganni ed il mal costume.

Scrisse l'autore nella prefazione all'edizione a stampa della commedia: Siccome fu la Commedia da me composta per compiacere con tal carattere sciocco un bravo comico Veneziano, eccellente in simili caricature, non ho pensato che a soddisfarlo. Parmi ancor di vedere il sopraddetto Comico valoroso, venuto a posta da Livorno a trovarmi; mi par di vederlo dinanzi al mio tavolino, battersi colle mani la sua pingue rotonda pancia, dimenare graziosamente il capo, dirmi cento ragioni per contentarlo, e con un bellissimo lazzo comico mettermi alquanti zecchini sotto di un libro, mostrando volerlo fare che non vedessi, dopo che era sicuro che io li aveva veduti. Mi piacque la sua franchezza, non mi dispiacque l'anticipato danaro, il genio comico mi bolliva in testa, e anch'io ho saputo fare i miei lazzi per far valere il mio sì. Ma questo sì accordato allora, mi ha poi condotto ad impegni novelli, ed è accaduto ciò che altre volte in altre mie prefazioni ho narrato.

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LUNA SEA 30th anniversary LIVE -Story of the ten thousand days- at Nippon Budokan Day 2
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At the climax of their 30th anniversary show, LUNA SEA further delighted the fans by announcing two "LUNATIC X'MAS 2019" concerts.
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The second live of LUNA SEA's two consecutive 30th anniversary shows was held on June 1st. After the lights blacked out, the fans cheered when special footage of memorable moments from the band's career appeared on the stage screens. Finally, the five members walked onto the stage.
The band started the show with LOVELESS. The beautiful unison of the sounds coming from SUGIZO's triple-necked guitar and INORAN's acoustic guitar immediately created a solemn, yet mystical ambience. As Shinya's drum shots and J's bass line heated up the fans, RYUICHI's voice communicated the song's timeless message. After the song, INORAN took center stage and played the intro for the next song, TONIGHT. J's shout ignited the fans, and the exhilarating band sounds blasted out from the stage. INORAN and SUGIZO's shredding guitar playing thrilled the fans, and the two guitarists actually high-fived during the songs. RYUICHI grasped the fans with his indescribably powerful vocals, and he encouraged them to shout out along with him. Already at the second song, the collision of the energy from the band and their fans created an impressive sense of unity. Shinya threw away his drum sticks at the end of the song.
"We missed you! This is our 30th anniversary. It is a miracle that the five of us encountered and played music together onstage for such a long period of time. LUNA SEA is a live band, and we would like to exchange more energy with you," RYUICHI said. Red stage lights illuminated the venue, and the band started to play Rouge. SUGIZO's relentless guitar riffs were backed by the hard-hitting bass and drum sounds, which set the fans on fire. The audience responded to RYUICHI's remark before the song by singing along with him and also by surrendering to the groove, edginess, and high sound pressure of the song. The band continued to delight the fans by consecutively performing their classic songs END OF SORROW and TRUE BLUE.
"Are you watching 'Gundam'? SUGIZO is the music director for its 40th anniversary project. There is a haunting feel to this animated series that relates well with the sense of darkness LUNA SEA had in the past. We enjoyed the song production process a lot," RYUICHI said. Then, the band started to play Sora no Uta〜Higher and Higher〜, which is featured as the opening theme of "Mobile Suit Gundam The Origin". The band created a cosmic soundscape while laser stage lights beamed out all over the venue. Under the sparkling lights of the mirror ball, RYUICHI's glamorous vocals and SUGIZO's superb guitar playing launched the fans into space.
During the transition to the next song, FACE TO FACE, INORAN moved to the percussion area, and he played the drum intro along with Shinya. J executed his heavy bass line while flames simultaneously rose from the stage. SUGIZO also powerfully stroked his guitar as he head banged to the rhythm of the bass and drums, and RYUICHI sang with a haunting and frenzied voice. After surprising the fans with a newly-arranged version of the song, Shinya and J left the stage.
Afterwards, INORAN took up an acoustic guitar and SUGIZO manned the violin for a special presentation of RAIN. At the beginning, SUGIZO intoxicated the fans with his mellifluous violin melody, occasionally striking a dramatic pose. The mellow strumming of INORAN's acoustic guitar accompanied RYUICHI's lyrical singing perfectly. The trio vividly expressed a feeling of solitary longing on a rainy day, and then they too left the stage.
The show continued with Shinya's drum solo. The voices of amazed fans rose up when they saw the four guest musicians playing Japanese flutes, drums and percussion instruments. Shinya played the drums delicately, as if he was dedicating his music to something sacred. The solemn ensemble the five players created surely communicated the passion at the core of the music. The fans shouted out the drummer's name as he played the fierce beats towards the end. "You guys are so cool!" Shinya thanked the fans at the end.
Later, J returned to the stage for his bass solo. His soul-shaking bass playing immediately fired up the fans on the floor. At his call, the fans shouted at the top of their lungs. "Give me everything you got!" J fascinated the fans with his boldness and openness, which were both embodied in the sound of his bass and his stage presence. "It looks so great from here! Let's give everything we've got with all of our 30 years! Are you ready!? One, two, three, four!" The rest of the band members stormed onto the stage after J's countdown for BLUE TRANSPARENCY. During the killer number, the members freely moved around the stage, which was surrounded by the fans, and enjoyed interacting with them.
"Our 30th anniversary has just started. Let's continue to fulfill more dreams together," RYUICHI said. Then, I for You started. Each note of the classic song was embraced lovingly by every fan in the venue. At the end of song, RYUICHI turned around and waved his hands to the fans. After, BLACK AND BLUE's funky rhythm and groove filled the venue with a festive atmosphere. The fans sang and waved their hands left and right to the song. Next, IN MY DREAM drew the band and the fans even closer. SUGIZO shook hands with the fans in the front row, while INORAN played his guitar while leaning into the crowd.
"TIME IS DEAD!" RYUICHI's shouted, provoking the fans. The vocalist struck the fans with his enormously energetic singing voice in the midst of the electrifying guitar riffs and drum beats. "Next song, ROSIER!" The fans poured out their emotions at RYUICHI's call. SUGIZO's ascending guitar solo and J's rebellious vocal interlude pushed the audience to the limit. Towards the end of the song, RYUICHI stirred up the fans in each area of the venue before joining them for the final burst of the song.
During the encore, the flashing lights of the fans' cell phones lit the venue as if they were stars at night. "Thank you everyone. It feels like we are in the universe. We have one more new song for you," RYUICHI said. Hisoubi, which is another theme song from "Mobile Suit Gundam The Origin", started to play. With its haunting melody, and also with beautiful scenes from the song's music video being projected both on the stage screens and the floor, the band vividly expressed the tenderness, loneliness, and determination of the main character of the animation.
After the member introduction, RYUICHI spoke about the band's new album. The release is co-produced by Grammy award-winning music producer Steve Lillywhite, who has worked with artists such as U2 and The Rolling Stones. "Our new album will be released this December. We will open up a new horizon. Please look forward to our spectacular soundscape," RYUICHI said, filling the fans with anticipation. Later, the band and the audience celebrated LUNA SEA's 30th anniversary and their bright future together during WISH. Golden confetti exploded from the rafters and fell across the arena at the start, and the fans joyfully sang along during the climax.
"We will hold LUNATIC X'MAS 2019 on December 21st and 22nd in SAITAMA SUPER ARENA. We have received so much support from you for 30 years. There was Final Act. There were twists and turns. But, after everything we went through, we still keep aiming even higher. We will take you to a new world," RYUICHI proclaimed. The band closed the show with FOREVER & EVER, leaving the fans with a feeling of assurance.
After the last song, the piano version of MOTHER started to play. "Let us become one," RYUICHI said, and the five members stood side-by-side and held each others' hands at center stage. The fans also took the hands of those seated next to them. Finally, everyone in the venue jumped up at RYUICHI's call. "I love you all! Bye bye!" RYUICHI thanked the fans. "Thank you for 30 years! Let's go full throttle together from now on! Please pass our gratitude on to those who were not here in this venue this time. See you in December!" J bade farewell. SUGIZO took a long bow at the center and left the stage at the end as the fans' ovation filled the venue.
01. LOVELESS
03. Rouge
04. END OF SORROW
05. TRUE BLUE
06. Sora no Uta〜Higher and Higher〜
07. FACE TO FACE
Drum Solo (Ran Jo) & Bass Solo
09. BLUE TRANSPARENCY
10. I for You
11. BLACK AND BLUE
12. IN MY DREAM
13. TIME IS DEAD
14. ROSIER
01. Hisoubi
02. Déjàvu
03. WISH
04. FOREVER & EVER
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On the 29th November we have our first Mini Mods Tournament, so it's time to shed some light on these awesome mods. We asked the authors some questions about their work, and trialq of pa-mods.com made an excellent overview video for each mod.
What is your mod about?
Boom Bot Wars is a gamemode for PA centred around throwing Boom Bots at your enemies. To keep the mod simple and accessible to newcomers it keeps the economy and unit statistics similar to vanilla PA, e.g. if you build a metal extractor it still gives you 7 metal/s, and if you see a Vanguard (called a Boom Tank in this) it probably has a lot of health and does a lot of damage! It also sticks to some basic principles: unless it's a commander it doesn't have a gun; every Boom Bot costs 45 metal.
Why did you make this mod?
A long time ago, when there weren't quite as many units in Planetary Annihilation – and the units that were there were all better than the poor Boom – I played quite a few large free-for-alls where we all agreed to only build Boom Bots. It was a lot of fun! There were a few variations of the rules, games where we were allowed to build walls, games where we were allowed to build air fabricators and transports, etc. A combination of wanting to see a standard rule set for this type of game, and the work being done in RCBM to make Booms jumpy at the time, inspired me to start work on this mod.
What advice can you give to players of your mod?
Read the unit descriptions. Those, along with the name and stats of the unit, will tell you everything you need to know. One explosion can take out multiple enemies, area patrol and attacking from multiple angles really help. There are 3 different commander weapons, in addition to an upgraded Uber cannon. They all have advantages and disadvantages, so give them a try and choose a commander that best fits with your play style.
What's been your favourite experience of the mod so far?
There was a Boom Bot Wars free-for-all I played in recently where I managed to use the special traits of all the units really effectively, shooting over impassable terrain with Boom Lobbers, soaking up enemy Booms with my Boom Tanks, wading across a lake with a Giant Boom into an enemy base, and shooting halfway across the map with the modified-to-rapid-fire-booms Holkins. It was great fun and I think even everyone I defeated that game enjoyed it too.
What would you like to see added to the game's modding capabilities?
The ability to spawn units when a unit or projectile dies – allowing the Booms that get fired out of the cannons to start walking around if they miss their targets, and potentially letting me make an interplanetary giant Boom-based nuclear missile.
What is your favourite mod that isn't yours?
Planetary Reclamation was really interesting when I played it, but I also like parts of other mods, like the effects in RCBM and Energy Wars, or some of the very subtle balance changes in relatively unknown mods like Expansionist.
This mod is about large groups of units, very distinct units. It's about unit composition and diversity among the tiers, tier one or "generalist" units are the most… generalistic units, they still have some half niches but are certainly more well rounded. Tier two, known as "specialist" units are specialized, built to do a task; excelling at said task and failing at others. The economy is metal limited and units last a bit longer encouraging people to actually have some amount of control of their units.
I originally had created this mod to get another taste on balance. I've had the framework for this thing running through my head for months before server mods even existed. I wanted to make the balance I sought after, and I wanted to let others experience it as well.
I hate to mention vanilla, but I know that it's where this fear of teching up has come from… Don't be afraid to build a specialist factory, it's only about twice the cost of a generalist and gives you all your niche units that can really help out in particular situations.
Mph.. That's hard, I'd say practically every time we get a new unit into the game, or well it's new model. Every time I see that unit with the model I made, I can't help but feel a teeny bit proud.
Oh man, where do I begin? There is so much more that can come, the game has so much potential… Biggest things are probably a new hover layer (All surface layer) as well a bit of an easier model/animation implementation procedure, no secret .papa files. Though I assure you if you really wanted to know everything I'd need to write up a whole book about it. Ooh ooh, and if Uber were super magician, something to edit the engine.
It's about managing your army rather than your economy.
I wanted to play something like this.
Don't waste units by sending them at your enemies in small groups. Don't turtle either.
All the new biome mods. Especially Cliff Planets.
The commanders can fly to other planets. Go make as many bases as you can as fast as you can!
The commander's health has been reduced to 1250 (down from 12,500). Umbrellas kill the commander fast, but avengers have trouble hitting it due to a small bug that actually leaves things balanced exactly the way I want.
The commander spends most of it's time up in the orbital layer. You can s-move down to the air layer, but as soon as you give a new order the commander will move back up.
The commander has a 15 second cooldown upon arriving at a new planet, during this time you are extremely vulnerable. Without doing this the game would never end.
I made this mod because we needed a filler in case nobody else made mini-mods. Proeleert just forgot to remove it once there were other options. I would have made this sooner or later though because I always wanted to see how games would play out if you could expand to other planets faster in the early game.
If you get in trouble, you can s-move the commander down to the air layer. He won't be able to move in that layer though.
Watching the commander wiggle around on his way up at the start of the game is really funny.
PA Stats is great because it is the foundation of a whole modding ecosystem. But I also like Hotbuild2, Awesome Projectiles and Boom Bot Wars. Does PA Mod Manager count?
It removes metal spots as a source of infinite metal and adds reclaimable features so it's available, but still finite.
Metal seems really abundant in vanilla – wreckage has been removed because nobody used it and metal storage is a rare sight. I have a few fond memories of Dump, the garbage moon in TA where all the resources came from the scattered wrecks.
Watch your metal – you might want to take it easy on infinite build. Think about a metal storage before your attention gets pulled away and you start wasting. Energy storage may also be useful for reclaim attacks. Junkyard Dogs (Combat Fabs) are good for early game income, but they are fragile and unarmed. Most factories have a reclaim modified unit, which often means a nerfed standard weapon, or no weapon at all. Unfortunately the game doesn't have auto-reclaim so they require a lot more micro. On that note: learn or rebind the reclaim hotkey. You have to target units, but use area commands for features.
I really ought to stop modding and play the game some time ;^) Perhaps testing Firefly reclaiming on an AI commander. I think I used about 400, but could probably do it with less.
I think 2D-3D translations come up the most often. When it's possible (if not optimal) to make a client-side AI we'll have a good start on the client.
I was looking for fun game modes that were easy to implement and maintain; this fit the bill nicely.
Get every counter you can conceivably manage quickly, then scout out your opponent and look for a weakness. Bear in mind that if you spawn on land you cannot build naval, trying to do so means you have to cancel the current build queue to reset it.
Realising that spawning along a coastline allows you to build both naval and land from the avatar factory, and that it "just worked".
A way to give units orders which doesn't involve piggybacking on the selection system used by the player.
PA Stats. As well as the multitude of features it has by itself, other modders have built upon the stat tracking in interesting ways; unofficial ladders, irc bots, and streamlined tournament reporting to name a few.
Creator of hotbuild2, building further on the amazing work of Cola Colin. Loves Tournaments, Bots, collecting tickets and finding typo's in Quitch articles. Also built some Tournament Tracking stuff and some bots.


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Thursday night magic: Jaguars coach Doug Pederson is unbeaten in short work weeks
Pederson went 6-0 on Thursdays as the Eagles' coach from 2016-2020
Florida Times-Union
The Jaguars have a short week coming off two emotional victories in a row but coach Doug Pederson has a spotless history of getting his teams ready for Thursday night games.
Pederson's Philadelphia Eagle teams were 6-0 on Thursday nights between 2016-2020, with five of the games coming four days after a Sunday game. One game was the season opener, an 18-12 victory over Atlanta.
Pederson's first Thursday night game with the Eagles was also on the same day the Jaguars will face the New York Jets (8:15 p.m., WFOX, Amazon Prime) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. The Eagles beat the New York Giants 24-19 on Dec. 22, 2016.
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Two of Pederson's Thursday victories were on the road, 28-23 over Carolina on Oct. 12, 2017, and 34-27 over Green Bay on Sept. 26, 2019.
The Eagles were also 3-0 against the Giants under Pederson. They also went 4-2 in the subsequent games, on 10 days' rest.
What's his secret?
It's one part obvious and one part cryptic.
"Number one is to get healthy … get as many guys ready to go as possible," he said during a news conference on Monday. "It's more mental as far as understanding the game planning, knowing your role and your job and then you let the physical happen on Thursday night"
Pederson said the good news if the team can win, is having the long break before closing the season with two AFC South games, at Houston and home against Tennessee — plus the possibility of enjoying that victory over Christmas.
"If you're positioning yourself for the postseason, in some cases having a late Thursday game, you get 10 days of rest after it, right," he said. "And then you really start getting guys healthy. You can look at it as a benefit. Get everybody together, go play … we've got Christmas coming up and a chance to spend time with family."
Linebacker Josh Allen said he's pumped because it will be the first time in his NFL career he's played a game that matters in December.
"I've never been part of a meaningful game in December," he said. "We've got to start from scratch … you know when they say you lose, you've got to have short-term memory," he said. "How quick can we prepare? I'm excited about it."
Wide receiver Zay Jones, who had six receptions for 109 yards and three touchdowns – the fifth 100-yard receiving game in a row for a Jags player — said beating the Titans and Cowboys in the last two weeks has to be flushed and quickly.
"Nothing's going to carry over," he said. "Zay Jones doesn't start with three touchdowns against the Jets. My focus is going on to the next game."
Jags on Thursday losing streak
The Jaguars won their first-ever Thursday night game in 1999, beating the Steelers 20-6.
It's been downhill on Thursdays ever since.
The Jaguars are 5-9 in Thursday games and have lost four of their last five. They also had a five-game losing streak on Thursdays after their inaugural foray on that night.
They lost to Cincinnati 24-21 on Thursday last season (and former coach Urban Meyer began his quick slide out of the NFL with his decision to not fly home with the team, then be caught in a compromising situation as his Ohio sports bar) and 31-13 to Miami in 2020. Their last Thursday victory was when Gardner Minshew led them to a 20-7 victory over Tennessee in 2019.
Family time for Zay
Reporters were surprised after the victory over Dallas when Zay Jones was nowhere to be found in the locker room.
However, Jones made himself available on Monday and had a good reason: he had family from Texas in town for the game -- including his father Robert, a 10-year NFL veteran who started his career by playing for the Cowboys for four years between 1992-1995 and has three Super Bowl rings.
"My whole family was there ... I had to go see them," he said.
Jones said there was no doubt who his father was rooting for.
"He was ecstatic for me, he really was," Jones said. "It was a good time."
Milestones within reach
With three games to go, Jaguars players have a chance to post some significant career numbers.
Trevor Lawrence can be the second Jaguars quarterback to reach 4,000 yards in one season if he gets 480 more, an average of 160 per game. Since he has 3,520 yards, an average of 251.4, it's clearly within reach.
Lawrence's four touchdown passes against the Cowboys gave him 24 for the season, second all-time behind Blake Bortles (35).
Travis Etienne has 917 yards, 83 away from becoming the fourth 1,000-yard rusher in team history.
Zay Jones and Chris Kirk are neck-and-neck to become the first players in team history not named Jimmy Smith or Keenan McCardell to be among the top-10 in single-season receptions. Jones has 74 catches and Kirk has 73. Smith's 82 receptions in 1997 are ninth on the all-time list but his 116 catches in 1999 appear out of reach.
Kirk has 966 yards and seven touchdowns. He's 198 yards from McCardell for 10th on the single-season list and one score behind D.J. Chark and Smith in three seasons (1998, 2000, 2001) for the fifth-most touchdowns.
Jags elevate Junior
Cornerback Gregory Junior, who was the first-ever player drafted by Ouichita Baptist University in Arkansas, was signed off the practice squad by the Jags on Monday.
Safety Tyree Gillespie, who has played in three games, was waived to make room for Junior.
Junior was drafted in the sixth round (197th overall) in 2022. He has spent every week to this point on the practice squad.


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Thanks to Brand Thunder
July 27, 2009 / patrickfinch / Leave a comment
A month ago, in partnership with BeatBullying, we released Firefox for CyberMentors, a project which was several months in the gestation. Brand Thunder was the supplier that we chose to help create the theme, and I would like to thank Patrick and everyone else at Brand Thunder for their hard work and professionalism in making the project happen.
Thanks chaps!
Calling all evangelists, marketeers, advocates, community organisers, bloggers, activists…
July 24, 2009 July 24, 2009 / patrickfinch / 1 Comment
Mozilla Camp Europe 2009 will take place in the beautiful city of Prague on the weekend of October 3-4th. 2008's event in Barcelona was very memorable but I am sure that 2009's version will manage to live up to it. Here is William's announcement.
I am leading the Advocacy track, and so please consider this the Call for papers for Advocacy. I am interested to hear from anyone who would like to present on the topics of:
promoting Mozilla software (Thunderbird, Firefox, Seamonkey etc.)
promoting the causes near to our heart: open source, the open web, the use of (open) standards in technology
influencing organisations to change (e.g. to upgrade from IE6)
influencing public policy on software
organising communities, best practices
…of course, case studies in what you have done in your region are very welcome
Or if you have an idea that you feel fits here, feel free to pitch it to me.
Please submit proposals by Monday, 24th August by email, and get in touch if you have any questions.
Musicians Find New Backers as Labels Lose Power
July 23, 2009 August 19, 2010 / patrickfinch / Leave a comment
Musicians Find New Backers as Labels Lose Power – NYTimes.com
Looks like progress in the music business to me
Save with Firefox
July 22, 2009 August 19, 2010 / patrickfinch / 1 Comment
It Can Now be Cheaper to Shop Using Firefox
Interesting – a benefit of using Firefox *anyone* can understand. Find the best deal with a Firefox add-on. Although I think that the people at Vouchers.Im might want to check their "About" statement.
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Is property theft?
July 22, 2009 July 22, 2009 / patrickfinch / Leave a comment
It's a shame to write about something with the sole intent of being critical, so let us first say that Benjamin Black's commentary about the GPL in the context of cloud computing is of its time. That is, as the web starts to fulfill its promise of delivering more and more computing, the importance of Free software might appear diminished. Tim O'Reilly, for one, has been forecasting this for several years already, and the AGPL was written with this in mind. (Incidentally, fans of plain speaking might note that Greg Papadopulos has pioneered a new term for cloud computing: "the network".)
Rather than make things even more complicated than they are, let's be clear. Free software is about your rights in relation to a device that you own (iPhone owners: Apple controls your property). When we consider the increasing intimacy of technology in our everyday lives, work and social interactions, the importance of this becomes more and more apparent. You may want a vendor to control what your device does, but you should at least have the right to opt out. And this also explains why many people feel that the publc sector should have a proclivity mandate to use Free software. It starts to seem unreasonable that a government body, paid for by and representing the public, should allow its infrastructure to be controlled by a commercial interest.
But cloud computing is the use of someone else's infrastructure. And so, Mr Black is entirely correct in saying that rules around, for example, data portability, are very important and not yet well-defined.
Now, none of this invalidates the importance of a strong copyleft like the GPL, and it certainly does not mean it acts unfairly. Mr Black talks about "those who control a software project" deciding who "gets paid". In this model, the dual-licensing model (licensing software either as open source or with a commercial license), is the only way to "get paid".
Leaving that dubious assumption aside, where does control come from? Control of a project is a function of its ownership of the copyright and the trademark of the software. Control over copyright is gained by creating the work, paying for its creation, or by paying for the rights or by receiving those rights as a contribution. By no means all GPL projects conform to this consolidated ownership, and those that do may be under the control of a commercial body or they may be held in trust elsewhere. I believe that the Free Software Foundation Europe offered this service a while ago. (And as an aside, I am delighted to read that some people welcome Sun's policy of dual-copyright ownership. This was a labour of love for me and others to get the several hundred open source project at Sun to use the same contributor agreement).
So, when Mr Black is complaining that the GPL is "like DRM", he is referring to projects which, in order for you to contribute back to the code base that will bear the trademark by which the project is widely known, require that you assign some measure of copyright ownership back to the original owner (or proxy owner) of that code base. It really, really, really is not like DRM.
Enough of this navel-gazing. Let's simplify these problems:
The rights of the user in relation to their own property are reflected in Free software.
The rights of the developer in relation to a project they participate in are reflected in open source. (Some people consider that the use of trademarks are an important, under-investigated are of this – I am one of them).
The rights of the user in relation to using someone else's infrastructure are not yet governed by any widely understood framework. The Open Cloud Manifesto is the first attempt (I am aware of) to address this. It will take time. That neither the Free software movement nor the open source movement address this is no criticism of either.
More to the point: exercising ownership rights which do not curtail anyone else's freedom in relation to that work (c.f. DRM), but may impair their ability to make money on a piece of work you own is not, really, really not, wrong.
Firefox 3.5 Roundup
July 1, 2009 August 19, 2010 / patrickfinch / 1 Comment
Firefox 3.5 vs. Chrome 3 Showdown, Round 1: How private is private browsing? | Software News – Betanews
"Firefox's Private Browsing is plain, it's less flexible, and it's actually a little dull. But it does what it says it does and behaves the way one should reasonably expect. That's why I'm judging the victor in Round 1 of this duel to be Firefox 3.5. If Chrome had given me even so much as a warning about not clearing my history yet, or an option to either retain my Incognito history for the duration of the Windows session or not, then I would have scored this one for Chrome." Interesting review. The reviewer says he might have prefered the functionality of Chrome, had it been what he had been lead to expect – but it was not.
Firefox 3.5 – New Standards – Reviews by PC Magazine
Still the One to Beat: Firefox 3.5's speed, customizability, and support for new standards secure its spot as our Editors' Choice Web browser.
Firefox 3.5: Back on top… for now – Computerworld Blogs
"Sorry Opera; too bad about what happened to you, Netscape; and Internet Explorer, please, don't make me laugh. The best Web browser on the planet is Firefox 3.5… for now. "
Review: Firefox 3.5 makes browsing faster, easier and more fun | Small Business | Reuters
"If you already use Firefox you'll want to upgrade right away. If you're not a Firefox user, this version represents a very good opportunity to give the browser a test run."
Firefox 3.5: The Technologizer Review | Technologizer
"Bottom line: If you seek browser advice from me and we're not in a hurry, I may assess your particular needs and suggest something other than Mozilla's browser. But if time is of the essence, I'll happily give the six-word recommendation I've provided countless times since 2004: You won't go wrong with Firefox."
Firefox for CyberMentors
June 25, 2009 June 25, 2009 / patrickfinch / 2 Comments
Like most people, I find I am spending more and more of my life online. Contact with family and friends would not be what it is without the Internet. Indeed, I think the vast majority of the online population would agree that the Internet has enriched our lives (if at the cost of a little solitude now and again).
And when we think of the kinds of problems the Internet has brought into our lives, we tend to think of essentially legislative issues around copyright, or cross-border activities, or organised crime or competition law. I'd even go so far as to say that there is a perspective amongst some that there is even a symbiotic relationship between the inability of governments, national and supra-national, to respond to the pace of innovation on the Internet and the pace of that innovation. And while that is not necessarily a perspective that I share, I can certainly agree that the web is the new Wild West. It's unknown and untamed, and the law is playing catch-up to he creation of infrastructure.
And when we think of the web, we tend to think only of social benefit and seldom of social problems.
But social problems there are – with this amount of change, of course there are – and one that is sadly increasingly prevalent is online bullying. So I am very proud that today the UK charity BeatBullying announces Firefox for CyberMentors, a build of Firefox specifically designed to help participants in the CyberMentors project. There is both a full build of Firefox (see the CyberMentors home page for downloads) and an add-on to customise an existing installation of Firefox.
This is the latest phase of Mozilla's partership with BeatBullying, which we first announced in March. If you are a CyberMentor, the add-on is designed to help you as you help other people overcome the effects of being bullied, and to help report instances of online bullying. If you are interested in becoming a CyberMentor, Mozilla is still sponsoring a number of places in the project – please contact me for details.
June 24, 2009 / patrickfinch / Leave a comment
freedom bits » Changes in FSFE: Time to pass on the torch
George Greve is stepping down as president of the FSFE. I have only worked on a couple of occassions with the FSFE, but I was struck by how effective and pragmatic the FSFE was prepared to be to get things done. This is not intended to be an implicit criticism of the FSF, but perhaps there have been more direct opportunities in Europe. Anyway, when George fixes the broken link on his blog, we can find out what he is doing next…
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Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) beats Chrome and Firefox : Product Reviews Net
Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 web browser has not been available for that long, and already it is beating Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome in 7 out of 10 areas. If you do not believe this, then Microsoft has launched a new website called "Windows Internet Explorer 8: Get the facts." Delicious ambiguity about whether or not this is ironic. Love it.
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ongoing · The Internet's Payload
Fascinating article this. Tim Bray arguing that text is king, and anything else amounts to eye-candy. I have some sympathy with him, I fundamentally care about words and I do not spend time sifting through podcasts and videos. Swaying all that (and without resorting to tired adages involving a thousand words), sometimes there are audio or visual experiences which fundamentally trump even text. So, no, I cannot agree that text is the payload, that remains information. It's just that we always seem to take reading for granted and get ever-excited about moving pictures…
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Firefox 3.5 RC 2: Why I am not so impressed | Linux and Open Source | TechRepublic.com
"Firefox should stop with the feature bloat and focus their energy on speed. Once they get that on par with the leader, then they can add a few more bells and whistles." I strongly disagree with this. For one thing, I do not see such a difference between Firefox 3.5, Chrome and Safari in terms of speed (the author seems unaware of Safari), partly because for me, my bandwidth is my biggest bottleneck. But above all, the author is only concerned with his own usage, and is probably unaware of Mozilla's raison d'etre of improving the web for everybody. "Bells and whistles" such as html 5 support are central to this mission, shaving fractions of fractions of seconds from page rendering times may be important, but they do not define the mission.
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Chrome and Firefox 3.5 Memory Usage
National briefs: Red panda triplets born in North Dakota | Nation | Star-Telegram.com
Woah: 3 Firefoxes born in North Dakota.
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IE8's "Get the Facts Marketing Gets It Wrong – PC World
"If Microsoft wants us to take IE8 seriously, the company should treat our intelligence with some respect. " Savio Rodrigues on Microsoft's latest marketing – if that doesn't give marketing a bad name – of Internet Explorer 8.
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Thinking about upgrading to IE8? Think twice | Adventures in IT – InfoWorld
"Here's another rule to live by: When you're the biggest PC software company in the known universe and you have to bribe and/or force people to use your products, said products are probably not very good." Quite. Microsoft's desperate push for IE8 is weird. Perhaps they think that the lesson of Vista is to push new products *even harder*… ?
Microsoft beating Mozilla…in open-source licensing | The Open Road – CNET News
"As CodePlex continues to gain in popularity, I expect we'll see the MS-PL push past MPL and potentially even past the MIT License, which currently ranks seventh at 3.79 percent share. When that happens, it will be a sign that Microsoft has truly arrived as an open-source player." Not to pick on Matt Asay, but no, open source developers using a license that your lawyer has written in no sense means you have arrived as an open source player. After all, I suspect that Matt would be the first person to assert that all the people who are using the GPL are not in open source because they share the world view of the GNU project.
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Google keeps tripping over Microsoft's grave | The Open Road – CNET News
Interesting comments on Matt Asay's article. Not sure I can agree that Google are the "ultimate open source company". In my world view, the "ultimate open source company" would actually open source its core product.
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Microsoft open-source license finds (some) love • The Register
The bootnote is way more interesting than the article. But I am pleased that Microsoft would see a license it wrote being widely adopted once it has been OSI-certified. I remember Jason Mattusow announcing these licenses in 2005 with no hint of OSI-involvement. This situation is greatly preferable. AFAIK, licenses are not competing, but philosophies might be. The rise of th GPLv3 and the AGPL is really interesting – and what will this mean for Google's ability to compete in 5 years' time?
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Economists say P2P file-sharing fuels art • The Register
I call this blindingly obvious. For all the weasel words from the music industry and Hollywood, file sharing is actually harming the ability of a small group of obscenely rich people to make even more money, harming a business that promotes soulless mediocrity and is more concered with investment projects than meaningful works of art.
Of course good artists study art, good writers read, good musicians listen to music – as much as possible.
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Chris Messina on Opera Unite
June 17, 2009 August 19, 2010 / patrickfinch / 1 Comment
Thoughts on Opera Unite | FactoryCity
Chris Messina's take on Opera Unite is a good read. "Now, it might sound ironic coming from me that I think Opera was wrong to paint their pitch with the paint of libertarian ethos, but if they're going to succeed, they have to go beyond "owning your own data" to talking about why owning your own data is better or easier." I thikn this nails it. Opera Unite is the anti-cloud computing. And the people who are almost certainly the most interested in that are the free software activitists who also want to live online. But then, they are not going to be using Opera in the first place.
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Tim O'Reilly: Open-source purists trying to answer the wrong question | The Open Road – CNET News
"The licensing wars should be a thing of the past. The question is how to drive participation while building businesses that improve as participation increases." Curious argument this. For one thing, I suspect that fixing licensing issues around patents and especially trademarks may help to energise open source businesses. For another, it is silly to knock Richard Stallman down as a leading figure in the "open source" movement, as he roundly rejects the label, and has been saying for years that he is not interesting in creating wealth, but preserving freedom.
The Firefox Small Business Add-on Collection | Small Business Marketing Blog from Duct Tape Marketing
The Add-Ons team released Collections, and with many things around Firefox, it can often be a surprise just how rapid the uptake is. Although maybe it is not that surprising that a blog like Duct Tape Marketing would apprecite the (what they might call) "sticky" aspect of having people subscribe to one's colection.
Former top Sun exec mourns end of a franchise • The Register
Interesting, most especially for former employees at Sun. (And it is Jabbar, not Jabber). The comment about greed killing the company was interesting – I recall that the runaway success of the E10k product created a huge expansion at Sun, created an organistion that felt it had a proprietary cash-cow to protect (i.e. close) and instituted a massive amount of complexity in the company that was geared to selling expensive and complex products, not the simple, horizontally scaling white boxes that the market (lead by Google), realised it wanted. Well, that's my take.
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Computer Shopper: News: EC, Opera and Mozilla weigh in on browser-less Windows 7
"if Mozilla and Opera Software want Microsoft to offer the user a choice of browser when they start Windows for the first time, when will we be given the opportunity to choose our search provider when we first start Firefox and Opera? After all, both currently default to Google because the two companies have deals in place with the search giant, who pays for search queries generated by the search box in both browsers."
Not sure I agree with all the logic. But anyway, you can change the default search in Firefox with a single click at first run and with a single click on any subsequent search. This has been available in Firefox for years already.
Firefox 3 – still holding strong
"2008 has really been the Year of Firefox." It's true: the number of Firefox users in Europe has just about tripled in 2 years.
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They outdid themselves
Curious story of IE8 updates causing Windows to fail to boot. Anyone else heard about this? It seems extraordinary.
Beyond Ironic
In all the debate about the Microsoft-European Commission case about the bundling of Internet Explorer, there has been lots of heat about the discomfort that will theoretically be caused to Windows 7 users if their operating system would be shipped without a browser. Well, I am not about to insert myself in that discussion other than to say that in practise, there is a difference between theory and practise. But my meta-comment would be that there has been an absence of a discussion about what Microsoft's dominance over the browser market at the turn of the century actually meant to the internet.
As we know, websites were being written for Internet Explorer (version 6) . The web was therefore being developed for use with a specific application controlled by a specific vendor, and that vendor had little or no interest in further developing that application (to the point of disbanding the Internet Explorer team). Or to put it another way, didn't the web really start to become exciting once web standards were more widely used?
Now, Microsoft is in something of a bind, as it seeks both to become compatible with and competitive on the web. Internet Explorer 8 tries both to support web standards (their Acid 3 score notwithstanding) and offer backwards compatibility with previous IE versions. And so, if a web page doesn't work in IE8, you are advised to press a "compatibility view" button to see the site rendered differently.
Enter this marketing campaign from Microsoft in Australia, the "Ten Grand Is Buried Here" contest. It involves a series of online clues that one can only view in Internet Explorer. Well, fair dinkum. It's Microsoft's money, it's their campaign. But it gets truly surreal when you read that the latest version of Microsoft's own compatibility list disables the contest for IE8 users, and so contestants in the classily-monikered competition are advised to switch off "Compatibility View" in order to take part.
Some lucky Aussie stands to win a lot of money, and for the rest of the contenstants, well, their prize is that they get to relive the days when the web was fundamentally broken.
Sunset over North Eskilstuna
Crop Circle Envy
June 15, 2009 August 19, 2010 / patrickfinch / 2 Comments
David joined me in my office this afternoon to work on our presentation for Ericsson. But I had another project I wanted to work on first.
Me: Hey, let's make a Firefox logo out of balloons and spoons!
David: Why?
Me: We could eventually progress to more elaborate creations.
David: Er, that sounds great, but don't we have some actual work to do?
Me: Can't we at least create a cake?
June 12, 2009 June 13, 2009 / patrickfinch / 1 Comment
Halalkött förbjuds i Eskilstunas skolor – Eskilstuna – folket.se
Eskilstuna Kommun will no longer supply halal meat in schools – or rather, will not make provision for food based on a "religious or ethical" basis (there must be hundreds, if not thousands, of muslim children in Eskilstuna). Not sure I understand this – they are saying that vegetarian alternatives are just fine. But what if I eat vegetarian food for reasons of ethics, however tortured?
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German Migration Stories
Guides content
Assisted Immigrants (digital) Shipping Lists
Immigration / Shipping Guide
Immigration and Shipping
German Migration
Background to German migration
Internment and 'alien' registration
Specific records relating to internment
Specific records relating to Germans
A number of Germans, such as Augustus Alt (appointed the first Surveyor of Lands on May 1787), the astronomer Carl Ludwig Rümker and Phillip Schaffer who established one of the earliest vineyards in Australia, played key roles in the early development of New South Wales. In 1837 the Macarthur family engaged six German winegrowers to work on their property at Camden. This group and their families arrived in Sydney in April 1838. However, they were a minority as few Germans settled in the Colony in the early part of the nineteenth century.
The first 'assisted immigrants' (predominately British) began arriving as early as 1828 but it was not until 1847 that the Colonial Government widened the scheme to include European workers with special skills, such as vine dressing and carpentry.
Significant numbers of Germans then began migrating to NSW and by 1856 the number of German-born immigrants in the colony had risen to 5,245. German immigration peaked in the 1880s and early 1890s and at the census in 1891 the figure had increased to 9, 565.1
There were large German settlements in towns such as Albury, Grafton, Tenterfield, Armidale, Bega and Temora. It has been estimated that as many as 15% of Germans living in rural districts were located on the goldfields near Young and Uralla (Rocky River) with smaller settlements at Araluen, Bingara, Tumut and Cooma.2
While German settlers were generally absorbed into the rest of the population, the outbreak of World War I generated considerable anti-German sentiment. Towns with 'German-sounding' names adopted new names — for example Germanton became known as Holbrook.
The government also introduced a number of measures. German subjects in Australia were required to report to their nearest police station (government proclamation issued on 10 August 1914) and the War Precautions Act 1914 provided that citizens of enemy countries could be interned for the period of the war.3
During World War II the National Security Act 1939 provided for the internment of enemy aliens.
There were internment camps at Liverpool, Orange, Cowra and Hay. Internees included 'enemy aliens' (especially Germans and Italians), naturalised and Australian born persons of enemy alien descent, enemy aliens arrested overseas and transferred to Australia and prisoners of war transferred to Australia.4
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Notebooks: Internees (re complaints from German Concentration Camps in New South Wales) [Chief Justice P. W. Street]
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Correspondence and other papers relating to internees 1939-1941
Disposal register of internees
Journal of surgeon visiting internees 1939-1941
Internees' visitors book 1939-1941
Internees' requests book 1939-1941
Register of letters sent and received by internees 1939-1941
Bathurst Internment Entrance and disposal book 1939
Internment Camps, Hay, Orange, Cowra and Liverpool 1940-1943
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Newcastle Court of Petty Sessions, Files relating to the naturalization of aliens 1939-1954
The records of the Attorney General, in particular the incoming correspondence for the period 1911–56, the Colonial Secretary's Correspondence and Special Bundle listings as well as the Premier's Department Special Bundle lists should also be consulted.
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Colonial Secretary: Special Bundles
Complaints of foreign immigrants on voyage — Germans on the Marbs and Aurora. Bill to regulate foreign immigration, 1855–56, [4/7170]
This bundle contains material that relates to complaints by the German passengers who arrived at Moreton Bay (Queensland) on the Marbs and the Aurora in March 1855.
1. Australian Encyclopaedia, Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1958, p 286
2. Geoffrey Burkhardt and Nola Mackey, History of the German Community in the Clarence River District of NSW, Grafton Family History Centre, Grafton, 1999, p.17.
3. National Archives of Australia, Fact Sheet 17: WW I internee, alien and POW records held in Sydney, 2000
4. National Archives of Australia, Fact Sheet 101: World War II internee, alien and POW records held in Sydney.
This Guide highlights the key records and available indexes, relating to passengers arriving in New South Wales, 1788-1922. While most of the records relate to passengers disembarking in Sydney, records of arrivals in other ports are also included. Records relating to departures are also listed.
Browse through digital shipping lists from 1828-1896.


For many years Hurco has offered an easy conversational solution for programming simple 3D geometries, at the control, without the need for expensive CAD/CAM software…but with today's WinMax control it's even easier and more powerful than ever before!
3D Mold has been available since the early days of the Hurco UltiMax control, which offered operators the ability to program more advanced 3D features on the shop floor. The operator can simply describe any 2D shape, and then rotate that shape around the X-axis, rotate it around the Z-axis, or translate it along the Y-axis. Once the feature has been programmed, using one of the methods mentioned above, patterns can also be used - giving even more flexibility to the option and allowing for the rotated or translated features to be positioned or patterned in a variety of combinations.
Over the years, as CAD/CAM software became more common, the popularity of 3D Mold began to subside. However, since the introduction of the Hurco WinMax control, the capability of programming advanced 3D geometry has been enhanced, and the possible uses for this type of simple conversational programming began to re-emerge. Although 3D Mold is still available today, it has been packaged with the even more powerful Swept Surface software option…which allows the operator to describe a single two dimensional shape as the sweeping contour, and a second two dimensional shape to be used as the along contour. A common analogy used to describe this functionality is using a router bit (sweeping contour) - to add a decretive shape to the edge of an odd shaped piece of material (the along contour).
In the image below, the sweeping contour is a single angled line that creates the taper along the walls, and the along contour is the "star-shaped" feature.
In addition to allowing the machine to cut the desired feature along the programmed direction of the contour, or to have it machined normal (perpendicular) to the contour, there is also a setting that will allow the 3D feature to be machined in a "spiral" toolpath – beginning at the top, and continuing in one continuous spiraling motion, ramping down by a specified amount during each pass, until the final depth has been reached…producing a very efficient toolpath that closely mirrors the cutter path created by even the most advanced CAD/CAM package.
Although we realize that even the most powerful conversational functionality - like Swept Surface - will never be a replacement for CAD/CAM systems, and that there will always be features that can only be machined with the advanced toolpath creation and full set of controls that these software packages offer, Hurco is confident that that a large percentage of the 3D work many job-shops will encounter could be easily programmed using this type of advanced software technology. We feel that being able to program these features on the shop floor is not only more efficient, but that it frees up the CAM programmers, and keeps them available for the more advanced geometry that would require their expertise.
At Hurco we feel that flexibility is what really counts when producing parts, and HOW a customer ultimately decides to process a part is irrelevant. Our job is to supply them with the necessary tools to make the decision that works best for them, and to make sure that the tools we provide are as useful and as powerful as possible…and that is what we call, "Mind Over Metal".


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Pueblo County extends pot moratorium unti 2020
Anthony A. Mestas @mestas3517
Aug 1, 2018 at 12:01 AM Aug 1, 2018 at 12:00 PM
Pueblo County Commissioners again have extended a moratorium on the licensing of any new commercial and medical marijuana businesses as well as any new marijuana cultivation facilities in Pueblo County.
The moratorium, which does not impact the city of Pueblo nor the town of Boone, was extended last year as well.
The commissioners voted unanimously Wednesday to extend the moratorium to Jan. 1, 2020. It was set to expire at the end of this year.
�I think that an extension of a moratorium is good policy,� said Commissioner Sal Pace. �As we see things shake out in Pueblo and regionally, I think it makes sense to keep the moratorium in place.�
According to Joan Armstrong, the county�s director of planning and development, there are 215 active licenses for all types of marijuana facilities, including medical and retail grow operations, marijuana infused products, centers and stores.
Armstrong said there are 13 medical centers and 21 retail stores in the county.
Commissioners Terry Hart and Garrison Ortiz said that the county has been discussing marijuana issues for quite some time, but that the county doesn�t seem to get the public�s attention in doing so.
�We don�t see attention until the very last second. We can be discussing things for six months and hear a little bit of feedback and not much,� Hart said.
Hart said more feedback comes after the public hearing process and when marijuana issues are up for a vote.
Hart said the county is going to try to find a better way to get marijuana issues in front of the public earlier so the public knows it�s being discussed.
Feedback from citizens prompted the commissioners last week to eliminate a buffer zone between legal marijuana shops within the county. The idea is to allow shops to be concentrated in an area instead of having to be sprawled out.
Previously, retail and medical marijuana shops could not be built within 1,000 feet of each other. Stores now can relocate next to each other.
�Other buffer zones keeping stores away from schools, libraries, churches and neighborhoods � all those kinds of things � are still in place,� Hart said.
�Just because we removed the buffer zone does not mean that we are going to have more marijuana shops in the county of Pueblo,� Ortiz said.
Last year, the commissioners voted to create a 1,000-foot buffer zone between Pueblo County libraries and future marijuana businesses.
Ortiz said the county has been very thoughtful in changes to marijuana policies.
�We�ve tried to be fair on both sides of the fence. I do see that a lot of the policy changes that we have passed, including extending the moratorium today, are, I think for the most part, reflective of the calls and the concerns that we have received from the community,� Ortiz said.
Since marijuana became legal in 2012, Pueblo County has granted licenses for 143 legal marijuana cultivations.
The first medical marijuana cultivation was approved in Pueblo County in August 2012. The first retail cultivation license was approved in January 2014.
County officials noted that the city has an 8 percent excise tax on grows, while the county is at 3 percent. Officials said the city is mostly landlocked and does not have agricultural-zoned districts, which can be used for outdoor grows.
The city of Pueblo is accepting applications for cultivations and marijuana infused products but not stores, according to Pace.
�It�s important that we don�t over-saturate the market so that businesses have a chance to succeed but also so that there�s not too much product in the marketplace that can be diverted outside the legal marketplace,� Pace said.
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Stunt Land Rover Defender Stars in Bond Movie
Dena Plumridge
Land Rover puts fans inside the New Defender on the set of No Time To Die, the 25th official James Bond film, in a teaser video released to announce its continued partnership with EON Productions.
Footage captured during filming of the upcoming movie gives a unique, behind-the-scenes view of stunt co-ordinator Lee Morrison and stunt driver Jess Hawkins at work.
No Time To Die is the first movie to feature the New Defender, the latest legendary vehicle to star in a James Bond car chase sequence. The New Defender has been tested by the 007 expert stunt team in the most extreme off-road conditions, demonstrating its unstoppable nature.
Lee Morrison, James Bond Stunt Co-ordinator, said: "Designing and co-ordinating the action sequences for the Bond franchise requires a non-compromising mindset. We needed an unstoppable vehicle to help us battle against the elements, steep descents, and river crossings so we chose the new Defender. I'm beyond impressed that the Defender is not only back but much, much better!"
The New Defender provides ground clearance of 291mm and world-class off-road geometry, giving the Defender 110 approach, breakover and departure angles of 38, 28 and 40 degrees (Off-Road height) respectively. Its maximum wading depth of 900mm is supported by a new Wade programme in the Terrain Response 2 system, so drivers can ford deep water with complete confidence.
Land Rover's design team worked closely with Special Effects and Action Vehicles Supervisor Chris Corbould on the specification of the Defenders in the film. Based on the Defender X model in Santorini Black, with darkened skid pans, 20in dark finish wheels, and professional off-road tyres, they were the first Defenders to be built at Jaguar Land Rover's new production facility in Nitra, Slovakia.
Richard Agnew, Global Communications Director forLand Rover, said:" No Time To Die is a brilliant way to showcase the New Defender's capabilities in the latest jaw-dropping JamesBond car chase. It's been hugely exciting to continue our relationship with EON Productions and work with their teams to deliver a spectacular sequence."
Britain's biggest vehicle manufacturer has a long-standing partnership with EON Productions on the Bond films, which began in 1983 when a Range Rover Convertible appeared in Octopussy.
Alongside the Defenders, No Time To Die also features the Range Rover Sport SVR, Series III Land Rover and Range Rover Classic.
No Time To Die, is directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga and stars Daniel Craig, who returns for his fifth film as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007. The film will be released globally in cinemas from April 2 2020, in the U.K. through Universal Pictures International and in the U.S on April 10, from Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios via their United Artists Releasing banner.
Closer to home, New Zealand interest in the new Defender continues to grow with more than 70 Kiwis making a first installment payment to secure one – ahead of its arrival in this market from May 2020.
Jaguar Land Rover NZ announced pricing for the iconic SUV last week which starts at under $90,000.
With supply restrictions expected, the company is advising New Zealand customers to contact their authorised Land Rover retailer to register their interest early.
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Tony Richardson (1928–1991) was a British film director.

Tony Richardson may also refer to:
Tony Richardson (American football) (born 1971), former American football fullback
Tony Richardson (British Army officer) (1922–2015)
Tony Richardson (Australian footballer) (1925–1999), Australian rules footballer
Tony Rickardsson (born 1970), Swedish motorcycle racer
Tony Richardson (footballer, born 1932), English footballer
Tony Richardson (footballer, born 1943), English footballer

See also
Antonio Richardson (born 1992), American football offensive lineman
Anthony Richardson (disambiguation)