4 responses to “Live TV Stream From Anguilla”

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  alekloock January 4th, 2012 at 20:15

  Awesome, thanks a lot man!

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  Alek February 15th, 2012 at 17:15

  try checking the date, if off apps might not be able to connect

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  deanns April 7th, 2012 at 19:30

  Call it what you want – that is your prerogative. But keep in mind that calling the complete operating system “Linux” spreads confusion. Linux is a kernel, not a complete operating system regardless of its essential nature. Calling the system as a whole “Linux”, implies that Linux is more than what it really is. And of course, ignoring GNU means ignoring the essential work of the founding developers of the system.

  Basically, I call the whole system GNU/Linux to -

  A) Be accurate even if the name is more complex.
  B) Better respect the history behind the system as a whole.

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  Hogbody Spradlin April 8th, 2012 at 15:58

  Let me say at the outset that I agree with everything Prof. Hawkins says as by Dr. Watkins in the link above except for one thing–that racism is involved. This system has existed for many tears. Long before black players played in the SEC, indeed long before black players played in a major college game anywhere either in football or basketball, student athletes were being exploited by universities to make money. The argument was that they got a free education but that was BS. Often student athletes did not even pursue a real course of study, taking only the initial required courses and after that only the easiest electives. The problem (a legitimate issue) goes to the very of major college When the schools get into a contest to get the best players to come to their university as opposed to another, and have to give something to get the player to go there, the door is opened for abuse on both sides (see Bush, Reggie). We have come far (some might say too far) down the road from what college athletics was supposed to be all about–competition between student athletes. I favor and have favored for over 30 years the system that is in place at D-III, i.e. no athletic scholarships, with players on campus trying out like we did in high school. Use the money generated by the programs for need based scholarships and academic grants. Can a coach recruit? Yes, by talking up the merits of his team and school. Could a player get the need based scholarship or academic grant? Sure, but there could be no connection between the $ and playing ball. If there was such a connection the NCAA would impose the death penalty on the program. What would this do to D-IA football as we know it? I think nothing except that the players who really do not want to go to college (or be there in the first place because of academic issues) would not be there. The kids who would normally go to college who were good players in HS would still go to college and would still play college ball just like they did in HS. The Rogers of the world would be in professional minor league football programs until the GM of the team decided that the player was more trouble than he was and then he would be on the street and (gasp!) he would have to get a real job. Does the present system exploit student athletes? You bet it does. Is the cure I am proposing any better? Plenty of people would say what I am advocating is worse, because the players only would get the same education as a regular student and no other compensation at all. But that what competition between students is supposed to be all about? The alternative is to simply pay the players like the NFL. Frankly, I favor that to the hypocrisy currently being practiced in major college athletics. Either go back to old time religion or pay the kids to play.