Mobile Miscellany: week of February 4th, 2013

If you didn't get enough mobile news during the week, not to worry, because we've opened the firehose for the truly hardcore. This week brought the arrival of Cricket's first waterproof smartphone and Three introduced an updated Galaxy S III known as the Ultrafast. Not to stop there, we'll take a trip to India to highlight the latest value-oriented smartphone. So buy the ticket and take the ride as we explore the "best of the rest" for this week of February 4th, 2013.

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AP source: LSU in talks to bring in Cameron as OC

Former Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron is in talks with LSU coach Les Miles to run the Tigers' offense, said a person familiar with the situation.

The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Friday because the deal was not yet complete. The person says LSU hopes to have an official announcement next week.

The 52-year-old Cameron was fired by Ravens coach John Harbaugh after a Week 14 loss to the Washington Redskins. Following some late-season struggles, Baltimore went on to win the Super Bowl with former Colts coach Jim Caldwell as offensive coordinator.

Greg Studrawa has been LSU's offensive coordinator the past two seasons. He is expected to be retained as offensive line coach.

LSU went 10-3 last season and finished No. 14 in the nation, but the offense struggled with a new quarterback and an offensive line that was beset with injuries. The Tigers ranked 10th out of 14 teams in the Southeastern Conference in total offense, and first-year starting quarterback Zach Mettenberger finished near the bottom of the conference in efficiency rating. LSU was 92nd in the nation in passing.

Studrawa became offensive coordinator shortly before the 2011 season began when Steve Kragthorpe, who had been hired a few months earlier to run the offense, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Miles shuffled his staff and Kragthorpe, the former Louisville and Tulsa coach, remained on as the quarterbacks coach.

Miles and Cameron go way back. The two worked together from 1987-93 as assistants under Bo Schembechler at Michigan.

Cameron was head coach at Indiana from 1997-2001. He never had a winning record with the Hoosiers, but his offenses with Antwaan Randle-El at quarterback were productive. After that he spent five seasons as offensive coordinator with the San Diego Chargers, developing a prolific offense with Phillips Rivers and LaDainian Tomlinson.

That helped him land the job as Miami Dolphins head coach in 2007, but he was fired after one season. He went 1-15 as Nick Saban's replacement in Miami.

He joined the Ravens in 2008 and helped develop quarterback Joe Flacco.

Associated Press

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Retief Goosen looking for fresh start at Pebble

Cameron Percy of Australia follows his shot from the fairway to the ninth green of the Pebble Beach Golf Links during a practice round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013 in Pebble Beach, Calif. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

Cameron Percy of Australia follows his shot from the fairway to the ninth green of the Pebble Beach Golf Links during a practice round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013 in Pebble Beach, Calif. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

Padraig Harrington of Ireland, and his playing group make their way to the fifth green of the Pebble Beach Golf Links during a practice round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013 in Pebble Beach, Calif. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

Fans above the fourth tee of the Pebble Beach Golf Links watch a practice round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013 in Pebble Beach, Calif. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

Actor Bill Murray, left, laughs with Andy Garcia, right, on the third tee of the Pebble Beach Golf Links during a practice round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013, in Pebble Beach, Calif. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

Roberto Castro, right, walks to his ball on the tenth green of the Pebble Beach Golf Links during a practice round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013 in Pebble Beach, Calif. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) ? Retief Goosen started the week celebrating his 44th birthday. The two-time U.S. Open champion has reason to feel much younger.

For starters, he's playing golf.

When he left the PGA Championship last August, Goosen wasn't sure he'd ever play again. His back had been bothering him for three years, and it reached a point that a disc in his lower back essentially had disintegrated. His only option was surgery.

"At that point, my back was so messed up I pretty much couldn't play anymore," Goosen said Wednesday at the Pebble Beach National Pro-am. "It was impossible to go through 18 holes without getting spasms in the back and struggling to hit some shots on certain lies. ... At that stage, I pretty much felt like my career was over."

The disc replacement surgery saved him.

He was walking without pain a month later, hitting wedges in December and decided over Christmas he was ready to start playing. Goosen returned at the Volvo Champions in his native South Africa last month and tied for 20th, missed the cut in the Qatar Masters and now is ready to go.

"It's nice to be back here in America," Goosen said. "My focus is to play a full schedule in America this year and get back into the swing of things."

He has a long way to go still.

Goosen is exempt only for the U.S. Open, which he last won at Shinnecock Hills in 2004. Once part of the "Big Five" with Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els and Vijay Singh, he has fallen to No. 119 in the world and is no longer eligible for the biggest events ? two World Golf Championships and the Masters in the next two months.

In his favor is good health and loads of optimism.

"I feel 20 years younger coming in this year. I feel great," he said. "For me, I feel like I got a lot better chance of playing better now than I did the last couple of years at least just because the way I feel. It's still early days. We'll see how my back will hold up with this new disc. I think I'm first ever professional golfer that's had a disc replacement that plays on the tours. So we'll see how it will hold up in the next few months playing a lot and getting back into the swing things."

Goosen is one of several interesting story lines at a tournament where the star is always the course.

Mickelson is the defending champion and trying to match Mark O'Meara with a record fifth win at Pebble Beach. It helps that Lefty is coming off a wire-to-wire win last week in the Phoenix Open, which began with a 60 when his putt for golf's magic number swirled out of the cup on the last hole.

Dustin Johnson is a two-time winner at Pebble Beach and might have had three wins if not for that messy 82 he had in the final round of the U.S. Open in 2010, when he lost a three-shot lead in the final round with a triple bogey on the last hole, and it only got worse from there.

This is the final week for players to qualify for the Match Play Championship, and two-time Match Play champion Geoff Ogilvy is on the ropes. He has dropped to No. 69 ? only the top 64 qualify, if everyone plays ? and likely needs at top-five finish to get to Arizona.

Still in the tournament is Singh, another former No. 1 and Pebble champion, drawing plenty of attention for the worst reason. Singh told Sports Illustrated he used deer-antler spray said to contain a substance that is on the banned list of the PGA Tour's anti-doping policy.

Singh admitted to using it in a statement, and under the policy, an admission is equal to a failed drug test. Sanctions have not been announced. The tour has yet to comment, though PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem is in town this week. If the 49-year-old Fijian is to be suspended, it would not likely be this week.

And then there's Lee Westwood.

He joined the PGA Tour again, and this time the 39-year-old Englishman is serious about it. He moved his family to Florida during the holidays, his kids are in school and Westwood is looking forward to a season of playing both the PGA Tour and European Tour without the taxing travel.

Westwood is playing with his father, John, who some 30 years ago decided to take his son to a golf course without knowing where it would lead. Westwood said that day at Kilton Forest in England was the first time both of them had ever set foot on a golf course.

"I turned pro at 19 and came on tour, and he was still a 12 handicap, so I can't understand the reasons for that," Westwood said. "He went to every lesson that I've had, drove me there and sat there and listened to it. I just got a bit better than him. Must be down to talent or something like that. I must have my mom's talent for golf."

Westwood was particularly sharp with his dry humor Wednesday at Pebble Beach, where it's easy to be in a good mood when the landscape is colored with a blue sky, green grass, white surf and a blazing sun.

Pebble Beach is known as the felicitous meeting of land and sea, and the tournament can be an important meeting of PGA Tour players and amateur partners who in most cases are far more successful ? CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, stars from other sports that include Wayne Gretzky, Matt Cain and Justin Verlander, actors Bill Murray and Andy Garcia, entertainers like Clay Walker and Kenny G.

It requires patience to get through rounds that approach six hours, with two pros and two amateurs at Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hill and Monterey Peninsula Country Club.

It's not for everyone ? but there are some who wouldn't miss it.

Padraig Harrington is on that list.

"It's one of the more enjoyable weeks of the year," Harrington said. "No matter how the golf goes, it's always a bit of fun here."

Associated Press

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Nyu Film School - A chronicle ~ Filmmaking and Film Editing

I obtained the Bfa in Film yield from Nyu's Tisch School of the Arts. As man who has also attended Usc's Film School as well as having taken classes at Ucla's Film Program, I view I could offer some good perspective of what I view of each and start with the one I spent the most time at: Nyu.

The Location

Nyu's film school is placed in Greenwich community on the island of Manhattan in New York City. Going to school in such an urban location offers both positives and negatives. On a inevitable note, New York City is your campus and therefore you are in the mix of all the limitless cafes, stores, notable locations, iconic neighborhoods and curious New York personalities that the city is notable for.

On the negative side, also, New York City is your campus so you don't have the 'protected campus experience' you would have at a school with a concluded off dedicated campus. In my view I viewed living, taking classes and development films in Nyc to be a mammoth advantage. Where else would you get such great inspiration and material to draw from than in one of the greatest cities in the world. The only negative would be if you wanted to get out of the city to shoot or just to get some quiet away from the hustle of the city. It's hard to keep a car in the city without spending a fortune but subways and trains can take you just about in any place you need to go affordably.

The Curriculum

Nyu Film School's curriculum consists of classes in all the major areas of the filmmaking process. There are classes in sound, editing, writing, television technology and ultimately group classes where you make films together in small crews. Generally, as you move through the schedule the projects you work on become more complex. In beginning film classes you might make black and white 8mm or short videos.

As you expand you make longer and more complicated projects and can choose between experimental type or report films. Ordinarily students are given a inevitable amount of tape or film stock and the basic equipment such as lights and dollies that one would need. If a learner wishes to make something that requires more complicated props and/or equipment then they need to contribute the funding themselves.

Generally, every learner that wants to can direct their own films with other students acting as crew members on their films and vice versa. Nyu has a good option of equipment. It is not all the time the latest technology and technology changes so frequently, especially when it comes to video, but in normal you won't be lacking for anything. They have ample editing facilities running from old steenbeck for film splicing to computer systems for use of final draft and adobe premier. Again, if a learner wishes to shoot more footage than the school is willing to contribute film or video for the learner can pay for added developing, etc.

The Professors

Generally I found the professors to be competent with a few 'exceptional' ones thrown in. They are all working professionals with some more thriving than others. In some classes you also have guest lecturers and occasionally notable alumni will teach a class such as Spike Lee or Woody Allen. Each week the school hosts film screenings and the director or producers of the film will show up to discuss with the class and take questions about how the film was put together and the history of development the film. These are great opportunities to network with thriving alumni and often previous graduates of the schedule show up to watch these screenings so they are a great way to make contacts.

After Graduation.

Where I felt the Nyu Film schedule fell a wee short was in vocation planning and direction. They didn't dedicate a whole lot of time to teaching you how to build a vocation after you graduated. This is one of the flaws I have found in most film programs. Luckily, Nyu has so many graduates that work in the industry that if you are proactive you should precisely be able to find thriving graduates willing to sit down and speak with you about your 'after graduation' game plan.

In recent years the school has been good at building up its active alumni society on both the East and West coasts so either you conclude to be based in New York or Los Angeles you can apply this reserved supply to originate a network for yourself which is very important. Overall, I found the Nyu Film School palpate to be a good one for those wanting a generalized instruction in different aspects of filmmaking before embarking on a career.

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Permission to wear pants? Odd laws still on the books

Pants in Paris (Associated Press/Jacques Brinon)

Paris is as fashion-forward as it gets. Then again, maybe not: Women, technically, are banned from wearing pants.

At least according to a law from 1800, still on the books.

But keep your trousers on: In a statement, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, France's minister of women's rights, said the 200-year-old ban has been supplanted by other laws.

"This order was aimed first of all at limiting the access of women to certain offices or occupations by preventing them from dressing in the manner of men," she said. "This order is incompatible with the principles of equality between women and men. ... From that incompatibility stems the implicit abrogation of the order."

The outdated municipal order called on women who wanted to wear pants to seek permission from the police. The law was revised to allow women to wear them when on a bike or horse.

France is hardly the only country with antiquated laws no longer enforced. Whacky ordinances pop up all over the United States. A law in Florida, for instance, bars women from parachuting on Sundays. Another fines women for falling asleep under a beauty salon hair drier. An ordinance in Cleveland, Ohio, forbids females from wearing patent leather shoes.

New Jersey is one state seeking to scrub its books of outdated statutes, such as the rule that bans bulls from roaming freely on the streets and allows rams to do so as long as it?s between Aug. 20 and Nov. 1.

John Cannel, who oversaw a review of New Jersey's more eclectic laws, compared the work to "closet cleaning." He added, ?It?s not the most important thing you do, but if you never do it, your closets get very cluttered and nonfunctional. It therefore has importance.?

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/barely-legal-women-wearing-pants-paris-other-odd-215828337.html

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Rebellion against the tyranny of the status quo causes an allegiance to change; and that?s what separates winners from wannabes.

It is a given that individuals who choose the path of entrepreneurism as a way to make their mark or fortune are by nature optimists. Have you ever met an entrepreneur who is not at the core a ?glass-half-full? person? Sure, entrepreneurs may mumble and grumble about all the obstacles, problems and challenges they face, but when pressed, they believe deeply that ? against all odds ? they will be successful. It has to be that way, because the shelf-life of a pessimistic entrepreneur is less than ice cream on a hot griddle.

Unfortunately, optimism by itself is not enough to assure success. It?s only part of the answer. Optimism steeps one in the belief that answers are out there to be found. On the other hand, unbridled?irrational optimism can be as deleterious to success as pervasive pessimism. Still, without the suspension of doubt ? which is what optimism really is ? no entrepreneur can be successful. It is just that it takes more than simple optimism to be successful as an entrepreneur; or leader, for that matter.

The Important of a High IQ

To make a mark as an entrepreneur or effective leader (both often share the same philosophical mentality) requires a certain level of IQ. But we?re not talking about the customary measurement of Intelligence Quotient here, because I?ve had personal experiences with a number of accomplished entrepreneurs and leaders who seemed to have the IQ of a goldfish. No, for this discussion, IQ refers to what would be called Inquisitive Quotient.

In simple terms, the successful entrepreneur is an individual who has never grown out of the naturally inquisitive nature of a child. Remember the movie ?Big? in which Tom Hanks played a young boy ? Josh Baskin ? who had a wish to be ?big? and became a boy in a man?s body working for a toy company? Josh?s naturally questioning nature innocently challenged the status quo thinking of the ?adults? and was met with constant skepticism, but in the end, caused the company to change for the better.

Entrepreneurs with a high IQ are the Josh Baskins of the real world. They are forever asking questions that start with: Why? When told something can?t be done ? ?Why not?? When chastised with ?we?ve always done it this way,? they ask, ?Why isn?t there a better way?? When told that ?everyone does it that way,? they wonder ? Why?? When warned that their ideas will not work ? ?Why not??

Entrepreneurs see the status quo as a tyrant to innovation and creativity; a tyranny of oppressive conformity. The entrepreneur is in constant rebellion against the status quo and has pledged allegiance to change. They don?t accept the answer to what is known or seek to do what has already been done; rather they strive for the answer to what is not known or search for ways to do what has not been done. What this means is that successful entrepreneurs and effective leaders are inquisitive optimists. They have the curiosity to discover what has not been done and the optimism to ask: Why not?

The mindset of the successful entrepreneur is the personification of the George Bernard Shaw line: ?Some men see things as they are and say, why? I dream of things the way they never were and say, why not.? (The line was made famous in Ted Kennedy?s eulogy of his brother Bobby.) This is not an on-again, off-again attitude that applies only to the big visions, but is an everyday approach that creates the ingenuity to solve big and small problems.

Learning from Masters of High IQ

There is an obvious lesson to be learned in the fact that we know the names ? or at least the success ? of those who demonstrated high entrepreneurial IQ; and that those who don?t are as anonymous as a losing presidential candidate.

The list is long ? too long for here ? but as representatives for the group of those with a high IQ we can recall:

• Bill Gates ? Why can?t everyone have a computer on their desk? When all the computers that existed at the time were in airplane hangar sized barns.
• Fred Smith ? Why can?t mail be delivered overnight, all across the country? When the only option was the post office.
• Henry Ford ? Why can?t automobiles be made that everyone can afford? Why can?t workers be paid a livable wage so they can buy the cars they make?
• Walt Disney ? Why can?t entertainment be a family event and destination? When the only option was the sleazy carnival.
• Ray Kroc ? Why can?t hamburgers and fries be consistent, served fast and at stores as ubiquitous as a street corner? When the local diner was the opposite.
• Steve Jobs ? Why can?t computers do what we want them to do? When it took a degree in programming to make them do anything.
• Debbie Fields ? Why can?t cookies be made for the world that taste like they were made in my kitchen? When all the store-bought cookies did was crumble.
• Hugh Hefner ? Why can?t women . . . (Never mind)
• Helen Gurley Brown ? Why can?t men . . . (Never mind)

There are hundreds more who did what had not been done, because they were blessed with a high entrepreneurial IQ. They revolted against the tyranny of the status quo and pledged allegiance to change. There are multitudes more that are unknown because while they may have had the optimism of the entrepreneur, they lacked the needed level of IQ and melted on the hot griddle of failure.

Don?t make the assumption that the concept of entrepreneurial IQ applies only to the ?big things.? Successful entrepreneurs don?t accept anything ? big or small ? at face value. This attitude does not come from cynicism, but from an insatiable desire to find a better way; when most accept the status quo as the only way.

There is, however, a downside for the individual with a high entrepreneurial IQ. Like the child who drives parents crazy with inquisitiveness, the individual with a high entrepreneurial IQ is (at best) an irritant to most others. The truth is that individuals with a high entrepreneurial IQ are not very welcomed or popular with most people they encounter?especially in large organizations. But remember, this is because most have meekly submitted to the oppression of the status quo and those who have not are to be shunned; mostly out of envy and how wimpy it makes them look and feel. This is where the optimism of the entrepreneur joins forces with inquisitiveness in a way that allows the individual to move forward, impervious to and immune from the cynicism and skepticism of the naysayers.

The upside to the cynicism and skepticism the entrepreneur will encounter in response to challenging the status quo and searching to do what has not been done is that these attitudes can be used as a measure to gauge the potential for success. An entrepreneur recognizes that if they are not receiving resistance to their ideas, they are not far enough ahead to make a difference. This is the encouragement that motivates them to continue to ask: Why not?

And the Moral of the Story ?

If you desire to be a successful entrepreneur or effective leader, it is not only okay, but mandatory to always ask: Why not? Why? Because if you don?t, you never have a chance to find out why.

In America ? if not the world ? almost everyone seems to have an innate desire to be an entrepreneur. The lure is often to ?be your own boss,? or ?make a fortune;? and many have the optimism to believe they can be successful. But that is not what true entrepreneurialism is all about. Desire and optimism can get you started, but that is not what will assure success. Why not? Because to meet all the obstacles, challenges and naysayers the entrepreneur will face, you need a high entrepreneurial IQ ? Inquisitive Quotient. It is optimism combined with the desire to rebel against the status quo by pledging allegiance to change that allows the entrepreneur to see what others do and ask why and to see what others don?t see and ask: Why not?

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