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April 18, 2009
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – In a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) men's tennis match, regionally-ranked No. 9 MIT posted a 9-0 victory over visiting Clark University on Saturday. With the win, the Engineers improved to 12-2 on the year and 4-0 in conference play while the Cougars dipped to 4-7 overall and 0-5 in the NEWMAC.
Max Nelson and Manuel Rivera along with Ken Van Tilburg and David Iba recorded 8-1 decisions in the No. 3 and No. 1 doubles slots, respectively. Peden Nichols and Samuel Harmatz notched an 8-3 victory over Rocco Li and Soucheata Ly to complete the sweep.
Biafra Ahanonu did not surrender a game to Nathan Maltais in the No. 6 singles spot. Harmatz and Nichols registered wins with identical scores of 6-1, 6-0. Stephen Powelson defeated Aaron Chin, 6-0, 6-2, in the No. 5 spot as Iba topped Ly, 6-3, 6-3. Van Tilburg fought off Adam Bisceglia, 7-6, 6-3, in the No. 1 position.
Both squads will return to action on Tuesday, April 21. MIT will travel to NEWMAC foe Babson College while Clark will host Anna Maria College in a non-conference tilt.
Clark University vs. MIT
Final Team Score: MIT 9, Clark 0
1. Ken Van Tilburg/David Iba (M) def. Adam Bisceglia/Aaron Chin (C), 8-1
2. Peden Nichols/Samuel Harmatz (M) def. Rocco Li/Socheata Ly (C), 8-3
3. Max Nelson/Manuel Rivera (M) def. Ben Gross/Marcus Abramson (C), 8-1
1. Ken Van Tilburg (M) def. Adam Bisceglia (C), 7-6, 6-3
2. Samuel Harmatz (M) def. Ben Gross (C), 6-1, 6-0
3. Peden Nichols (M) def. Rocco Li (C), 6-1, 6-0
4. David Iba (M) def. Socheata Ly (C), 6-3, 6-3
5. Stephen Powelson (M) def. Aaron Chin (C), 6-0, 6-2
6. Biafra Ahanonu (M) def. Nathan Maltais (C), 6-0, 6-0


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Auditions for 'The Emperor's New Clothes' From Quincy Community Theatre
Quincy Community Theatre is opening audition appointments for its QCT on the Road production of 'The Emperor's New Clothes,' February 16 beginning at 2pm for grades 6-12.
In this highly interactive production—packed with action, laughs, and magic tricks—young audiences will participate in the story right alongside the actors. Lots of fun is in store when Peter, the mischievous tailor, comes up with his sure-fire get rich quick scheme—to embarrass the vain Emperor and make off with a basket of gold! Peter uses all of his wit and magic to convince the court he can make magic clothes. Only those who are very smart can see the clothes, he tells them. Everyone pretends they can see the clothes until… someone in the audience shouts out the truth!
QCT is looking for young actors with great versatility – the ability to portray multiple dynamic characters. As performances will be held in "found theaters," such as a gymnasiums and cafeterias, it is necessary for the actors to fill a room with their voices and energy. Each of the three roles will be double-cast with two different casts that will tour, rotating performances.
Since this is a touring production, the actors must be able to be excused from classes. Actors will not need to miss a full day of school for a performance. Due to the specific, detailed staging of this show, it is unlikely that an actor will be allowed to miss a rehearsal.
Auditionees are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the script, character descriptions, current performances, and rehearsal information, available online at 1qct.org.
All roles are available and all are welcome to audition, regardless of experience. To schedule an audition or for password information, contact the box office at (217) 222-3209.

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text: A Look at Export Progress June 12, 2012 11:00 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By University News Release Email By Debra Levey Larson, University of Illinois Although much of the attention in crop markets is rightly focused on the potential size of the northern hemisphere crops, the ongoing pace of consumption is an important measure of demand strength and the likely level of year-ending stocks, according to University of Illinois agricultural economist Darrel Good. Following is Good's report focusing on the U.S. export sector for wheat, corn, and soybeans. "With the 2011-12 marketing year having ended for wheat on May 31, the cumulative export inspections for the year totaled 1.036 billion bushels, slightly above last month's USDA projection of 1.025 billion bushels," Good said. "Through April, cumulative Census Bureau export estimates were about 4 million bushels less than cumulative inspections. Assuming that margin persisted through May, marketing year exports were about 7 million bushels larger than forecast. "For the marketing year that began on June 1, the USDA has projected exports at 1.150 billion bushels," Good said. "As of May 31, new sales plus unshipped sales from the past marketing year totaled 235.6 million bushels, near the level of sales of a year earlier." Good said that to reach the USDA projection, shipments will need to average about 22.1 million bushels per week this year. Export inspections during the first week of the year were reported at 21.5 million bushels. The final quarter of the 2011-12 marketing year for corn and soybeans began on June 1. "Cumulative corn export inspections during the first three quarters of the year totaled 1.221 billion bushels," Good said. "Through April, cumulative Census Bureau export estimates exceeded inspections by 23 million bushels. Assuming that margin persisted through May, exports during the first three quarters totaled 1.244 billion bushels, 122 million less than during the same period last year." Good said that the USDA currently forecasts marketing year exports at 1.7 billion bushels. Exports during the final quarter of the year will need to total 456 million bushels, or 34.7 million bushels per week, to reach the projection. Inspections averaged only 26.3 million bushels during the six weeks ended June 7 and dropped to a marketing-year low of 17 million bushels in the latest reporting week. Unshipped sales as of May 31 were reported at 304 million bushels, 87 million less than on the same date last year. "For sales to reach 1.7 billion bushels, new sales will need to average 11.5 million bushels per week," Good said. "The average sales pace for the five weeks ended May 31 was 7.4 million bushels. Export commitments to date are much larger than those of a year ago for China and Mexico, but down sharply for Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea. "It now appears that exports for the year will be 75 to 80 million bushels less than projected as U.S. corn has lost market share to feed wheat," Good said. The USDA will update the projection on June 12. Good reported that the cumulative export inspections of soybeans totaled 1.164 billion bushels during the first three quarters of the 2011-12 marketing year. Through April, cumulative Census Bureau export estimates were about 6 million bushels less than inspections. "If that margin persisted through May, exports totaled about 1.158 billion bushels, 237 million less than in the first three quarters last year," Good said. "For the year, USDA has projected exports at 1.315 billion bushels. To reach that projection exports during the final quarter will need to total 157 million bushels or an average of 11.9 bushels per week. According to Good, inspections during the six weeks ended June 7 averaged 14.9 million per week. Unshipped sales as of May 31 totaled 192 million bushels, compared to 154 million on the same date last year. It now appears that marketing-year exports could exceed the USDA projection (to be updated on June 12) by as much as 25 million bushels as the U.S benefits from the shortfall in South American production. Good said China continues to be the major purchaser of U.S. soybeans (62 % to date) and has already made large purchases for delivery during the 2012-13 marketing year. "It appears that corn exports will come up well short of 1.7 billion bushels, pointing to larger year-ending stocks than currently projected," Good said. "Some of the shortfall in exports may be made up by slightly larger consumption for ethanol production as during the first three quarters of the year, ethanol production was about 2 percent larger than a year earlier. "The big unknown, however, is the magnitude of feed and residual use of corn during the last half of the year. Quarterly use in that category has been difficult to anticipate over the past two years. The June 1 corn stocks estimate, along with the level of wheat prices, and the pace of maturity of the 2012 corn crop will shed more light on use in that category," Good said. Good said that while month-end acreage and stocks reports will be important for crop prices, prices will continue to be heavily influenced by 2012 yield prospects. "To date, the corn market has displayed relatively little concern about the cumulative and upcoming moisture deficits in large areas of the central, eastern, and southern growing areas," Good said. For More Information Visit AgWeb's Market Center Back to news


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Hotels typically spend a great deal of money on the build out of spas, which sometimes appears to provide no return on investment. In the beginning (before spas became a staple in the industry), spas set hotels and resorts apart as a differentiator. They then became more experiential, which required a greater build out and a higher level of investment. Now, since almost all hotels above a three-star level require a spa, the focus has changed to profitability.
A 1999 benchmark study by a spa consulting company found that the following percent of hotel management said spas enhanced their:
- Marketing advantage: 97 percent
- Revenue per occupied room: 83 percent
- Occupancy: 73 percent
- Perceived value of room rate: 70 percent
- Room rate: 57 percent
- Length of stay: 43 percent
- People per occupied room: 27 percent
In a follow up study of 30 spas, the firm concluded the spas' average contribution to the revenue per occupied room was $35.28. A 2004 study showed that 3 percent to 5 percent of the conference/group/business market and 7 percent to 10 percent of the leisure guests used the spa, according to Hotel Executive.
How do hotels measure profitability? On a purely departmental basis, do they include a rent figure for the square footage that the spa occupies? Do they allocate a percentage of the overall resort's advertising budget, since it is included in all of the advertising? Do they include the interest on the finance to build that portion of the hotel?
Every hotel does it a little differently, but most do not include the rent factor, or interest expense, as mentioned previously. Some hotels measure purely on a cash basis. At the end of the day, did we take in more money than we spent?
Let's explore additional ways that hotels view and measure the profitability of a spa amenity. For example, let's say we're looking at a 500-room hotel with year-round occupancy of 70 percent and an average daily rate (ADR) of $250. At 70 percent occupancy you are looking at 350 rooms a day or 10,500 rooms a month (350 × 30). Now, let's say the hotel adds a spa and increases occupancy just 1 percent. So instead of 350 rooms a day you occupy 355, times 30 days is 10,650 room nights, which is 150 more room nights a month. So, 150 extra room nights times $250 ADR, equates to an extra $37,500 a month or $450,000 a year in additional revenue for the hotel. A 2 percent increase would bring you close to a million dollars in extra revenue.
Now this is just the tip of the iceberg. This hotel may have previously had an average stay of one-and-a-half days, but due to the spa it has grown to two days. Additionally, it may grow from an average of one person per occupied room to one-and-a-half. This would have a tremendous effect on all of the other profit centers of the hotel such as increased spa product sales (typically, a good profit margin), phone calls (Did you ever see the price for a phone call in a hotel? Thank goodness for cell phones!), valet service, food and beverage, business services, mini bar and sundry shop sales. If the customer enjoys the product and the spa has a solid Web presence, the online sales create an annuity stream for the spa/hotel. Okay, with all this traffic we will have to net out some extra ashtrays, towels and whatever else guests take as souvenirs these days, but that won't eat into too much of our added revenue.
Another area that has the potential to generate additional value but is a bit more difficult to measure is that of press. The addition of the spa and subsequent public relations can land the hotel a mention in prominent travel and leisure magazines, local newspapers and other media vehicles. How much is that worth? When you think of Mandarin Oriental Hotels, what do you think of (besides incredible service and impeccable design)? You think of their spas. Their spas get an enormous amount of press, which is worth a tremendous amount of money. It is difficult to put a dollar amount on the value, because you cannot put a value on an endorsement from a third party with a great deal of respectability. Obviously, the flip side to this would be negative press, which has a tremendous effect as well, so make sure you have a sound management company operating the spa for you.
We've discussed the potential of spa profitability in a hotel resort setting without even mentioning the actual spa performance. So I hope this sheds some light on how spas can add to the profitability of the hotel, even if on an operational side, the spas are just breaking even.
Glenn Colarossi is the president of Colarossi Spa & Health Club Consulting & Management. He has worked on projects throughout the world for five-star clients. He can be reached at 203-357-7555 or at www.healthclubandspa.com


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Officer Matthew Higgins reported a shoplifting in progress call that resulted in multiple charges for a Providence man on Oct. 7. He said police arrived to see two men suspected of being in cahoots with a shoplifter inside get out of their car and start walking toward the Warwick Mall around 5:10 p.m. He said they ordered the men back to the car and frisked them. Macy's loss prevention agents identified Rene D. Rossi, 19, of 177 Pocasset Ave. as one of three suspects in the store earlier. Higgins said a search of Rossi's car produced at least a gram of marijuana and two jackets identified as merchandise stolen from the Sports Authority earlier. He was charged with possession of marijuana, possession of stolen goods and conspiracy to shoplift. Two juveniles who were arrested with him were also charged.
Kathleen Loparto, 49, of 249 Chapel St. in Lincoln was charged with shoplifting at Macy's on Oct. 7 after loss prevention told police she took items from housewares and the men's department and concealed them in a bag while she was in a fitting room and then attempted to leave without paying for the goods. They said she took kitchen tools, underwear, warm-up pants and shirts worth a total of $215.42. She was later released with a summons.
A Warwick woman was charged with embezzling money from the Burger King at 2615 Post Road on Oct. 3. Officer Paul White reported that he spoke with a manager there who told him she was in the process of doing her own internal audit of an employee who was still on the premises. She said an assistant manager reported that the employee's cash was short $19.20 and she was acting "jumpy" earlier and had asked to leave. They said they did the audit of her drawer and then reviewed video of her crumpling a $20 bill and putting it in her pocket. Amanda Andreoni, 33, of 59 Keller Ave. was taken to headquarters where she was charged with embezzlement and then transported to District Court for arraignment.
Officer Matthew Moretti reported he was entering the parking lot at the Motel 6 on Jefferson Boulevard around 9:35 p.m. on Oct. 3 when he saw another car coming out at a high rate of speed. He said he also noticed it had an expired registration, so he pulled it over near the entrance of Route 95 North. He said the driver was moving around nervously in the car as he approached and immediately told him he had a warrant out for unpaid fines and was speaking very fast. He said the man gave him a Rhode Island ID instead of a license. He said he patted the man down and found a knife concealed under his shirt and furtively dropped a packet of white powder from his pocket as they were walking to Moretti's cruiser. He said he also found $364 in cash in his pockets, rolled up in a style associated with drug dealing and stashed in different pockets, to separate personal funds from drug money.
He said an inventory search of the vehicle turned up a baggie of what looked like marijuana in the console. It tested positive, and so did the white powder. Thomas Morrison, 51, of 18 Kipling St. in Providence was charged with possession of cocaine, marijuana and driving on a suspended license.
Officer Stephen Major said he arrested a Warwick man on Oct. 4 for refusing a chemical test and for possession of marijuana after three civilians stopped him on Bald Hill Road to keep him from proceeding to drive while he was obviously under the influence. He said the three women who stopped him said he was driving erratically on Bald Hill Road and fallen to the ground and they did not let him get on the motorcycle again. He said he spoke with the man who smelled of alcohol and said he was riding the bike earlier. He said the driver refused to take a field sobriety test and was arrested. He said he patted him down and found a green leafy substance in his pocket that looked like marijuana and test positive for that drug. Major said the man frequently told him he was a "Wietnam war veteran," as opposed to a Vietnam vet. Michael K. Darsch, 53, of 116 Wood St. was charged with possession and refusal because Major never actually saw him driving the motorcycle.
Officer Stephen Major reported he was on a traffic post in Apponaug around 10:10 p.m. on Sept. 24 when he saw an SUV going the wrong way on Veterans Memorial Drive and continuing the wrong way on Post Road. He said he activated his siren and blocked the road while he had her turn the vehicle around in the right direction and pulled it over at Lockhart Ave. He said the driver appeared to be intoxicated and could barely pronounce West Greenwich when he asked her where she was coming from. He said she failed the field sobriety test and was taken to headquarters where she refused to take a breath test. Cheryl D'Amico, 47, of 14 Lexington Ave. in Cranston was charged with DUI, refusal and going the wrong way on a one-way street. She was later released to a sober adult.
Officer Daniel DiMaio reported he was on patrol on Oct. 6 when he saw a car fail to stop at the stop line at Maryland Avenue and Post Road and stopped where it was blocking traffic in the northbound lane and causing abrupt stops by other motorists. He said he pulled the car over after watching it proceed erratically onto Route 37. He said the driver looked intoxicated and smelled moderately of alcohol but refused to admit he had any drinks. He said the driver refused to complete a field sobriety test and was arrested for suspicion of drunk driving. DiMaio said he called a tow for the car and an inventory search turned up a cooler of Sam Adams Octoberfest beer in the trunk. He said he asked the man 10 times to take a breath test at headquarters and he 10 times avoided answering and made other irrelevant comments before DiMaio marked it as a refusal when he finally answered. Zachary J. Ferguson, 22, of 14 Sebille Rd. in Smithfield was charged with traffic violations, DUI and refusal.
Officer Christian Vargas reported an accident on West Shore Road around 10 p.m. on Sept. 28. He said one of the drivers was still sitting in the car with the engine running before he got out and stumbled as if he was intoxicated. He said his speech was slurred and he swayed where he stood. He said Gary Louis Roy, 49, of 107 Larkin Ave. could not finish the field sobriety test and was taken to headquarters. Vargas said Roy admitted he had taken his prescribed painkillers and muscle relaxants when he started drinking earlier. Vargas said he blew a .144 and a .145 blood alcohol content (BAC) on the breath test. He was charged with DUI and later released to a sober adult.
Officer Timothy Kenyon reported stopping a Ford Explorer for swerving around Airport Road at a very slow speed around 2:30 a.m. on Oct. 1. He said the driver appeared to be intoxicated and admitted she had been drinking double rum and cokes earlier. He said he gave the driver a field sobriety test and a breath test with the portable breath analyzer and got a .172 BAC. He said Christine Valentim, 36, of 24 Call St. in Warwick blew a .186 and a .189 BAC at headquarters. She was charged with DUI and later released to a sober adult.
Officer Charles Austin reported he stopped a car on Quaker Lane around 1 a.m. on Oct. 5 for driving erratically. He said she was talking on her cell phone and ignored him when he came to her window until he loudly told her he was there. He said she looked surprised and looked and acted drunk and had to hold onto her car getting out for the field sobriety test, which she failed. He said police were looking for her phone when they found marijuana and a glass pipe in the woman's car. Stephanie Darosa, 24, of 70 John St. in Warwick was charged with DUI after she blew a .170 and a .167 BAC on the breath test at headquarters. She was charged with DUI and possession of marijuana and later released with a summons.
Stephanie Darosa again? She was just arrested Aug 30, according to your Police Log. Take her license away already, before she kills someone! Enough is enough!


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David Cameron has told Russian President Vladimir Putin the current situation in Ukraine is "not acceptable"
The prime minister said he gave the Russian president a "very clear and firm set of messages" during face-to-face talks in Paris about the crisis.
The hastily arranged meeting happened after the leaders of the G7 warned that Russia could face damaging economic sanction unless it changed course.
The Prime Minister said: "This was a meeting with a very clear and firm set of messages, which is that there is an opportunity for a successful, peaceful and stable Ukraine especially now there's been a presidential election.
"But the status quo, the situation today, is not acceptable and it needs to change."
Earlier at a joint news conference with US president Barack Obama following the G7 meeting in Brussels, Mr Cameron said Moscow needed to recognise the election of new Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko, stop the flow of arms across the border and cease support for pro-Russian separatist groups.
Russia, which had been due to host a G8 summit in Sochi, was effectively expelled from the group it has been part of for almost two decades following its annexation of Crimea.
Instead the G7 held a summit in the Belgian capital.
Mr Cameron then flew from Brussels to Paris for his meeting with Mr Putin, which aides said was a chance to "look him in the eye" and stress the need for de-escalation.
After the hour-long discussion the Prime Minister said: "Russia needs to properly recognise and work with this new president, we need de-escalation, we need to stop arms crossing the border, we need action on these fronts but if that happens there is a diplomatic path that is open to have proper relations between Ukraine and Russia and a successful future for the people of Ukraine, which is what they deserve."
In Brussels Mr Cameron indicated that Mr Putin had one month to end Russia's destabilisation of the Ukraine or face crippling economic sanctions.
"If these things don't happen, then sectoral sanctions will follow," he said.
"The next month will be vital in judging if President Putin has taken these steps."
Mr Cameron met the Russian president at a secure area of Charles de Gaulle airport on the outskirts of Paris ahead of the gathering of world leaders for D-Day commemoration events in Normandy.
Mr Obama, who will also be in France for the 70th anniversary events, urged Mr Putin to "seize the opportunity" opened up by Mr Poroshenko's election in last month's presidential poll to negotiate a diplomatic resolution the crisis.
"We are at a point where Mr Putin has a chance to get back into a lane of international law. He has a president in Poroshenko who he can negotiate directly with," he said.
"It's clear that he recognises that Ukraine needs to have a good relationship with Russia, but also rightly affirms the right of Ukraine to engage with the rest of the world."
Mr Obama also echoed Mr Cameron in warning that the western powers could not afford to allow the situation to "drift" and Mr Putin needed to move quickly to show he was serious about finding a peaceful solution.
"The mere fact that some of the Russian soldiers have moved back off the border and that Russia is now destabilising Ukraine through surrogates rather than overtly and explicitly does not mean that we can afford three months or four months or six months of continued violence and conflict in eastern Ukraine," he said.
"We will have a chance to see what Mr Putin does over the next two, three, four weeks, and if he remains on the current course, then we've already indicated the kinds of actions that we're prepared to take."
While Mr Obama emphasised the importance of the G7 allies marching in "lockstep", he expressed his concern over French president Francois Hollande's decision to go ahead with a 1.2 billion euro (£1 billion) deal to supply two Mistral class helicopter assault ships to Russia.
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This week on The Philosopher's Zone we're wagering on God. Well, why not? What have we got to lose? If God doesn't exist, we lose nothing; if he does, we gain everything. This is the famous argument known as 'Pascal's wager' after the great seventeenth-century French philosopher Blaise Pascal. This week, we examine the wager and try to work what our odds are.....Alan Saunders: Is it right, though, to consider that there are only two possibilities to take into account in your wager?James Franklin: That is the main objection, actually, to Pascal's wager that has been raised. That Pascal has not got straight the range of possibilities. Certainly Pascal does speak as if there are only two options, namely atheism and Catholicism of his variety. Now, that is quite right, that is a problem for his argument, but you have to remember two things. First is that Pascal is addressing a certain man of the world of 1660, for whom those are the two options. Now, what about our situation? What about somebody else's situation? Well, we have a different range of options, but nevertheless the thinking of Pascal's wager still applies. Perhaps we have a much wider range of options, and we think that there could be lots of different religions with different probabilities of their being true, and perhaps we have a different opinion about the atheist option as well, and its probability. Well, it doesn't matter. The thinking of Pascal's wager is still right. The idea behind the wager is that you lay out the options that are live for you, and your subjective probabilities, what you think initially they're worth, and act accordingly. Which means probably for us we put research effort into finding which is serious. So let's suppose we're in the situation of somebody brought up in an atheist or agnostic household that's never thought about religion. They get to their teens and start reading about these things and they realise there are religions out there, and they think, 'Well maybe I should think about these things.' I don't know, maybe... Why do people think these things? Probably somebody like that should think in Pascal's terms and say, 'Well, there's some non-zero probability that some world religion is right, but I don't know which. I should take out a book on world religions for dummies and start researching.' Yeah, that's the right way to think. It's not for me to say what the results of those researches may be, but that's what the wager says, I think, to the typical person of today; do some research. Alan Saunders: So, the wager works even if I'm wagering not on God but on gods, on Vishnu and Kali and Ganesh for example?James Franklin: Yes, if they're offering you payoffs, which they mostly seem to be doing, then you should do that. Perhaps you shouldn't bet on merely possible religions. I mean, some objectors to Pascal's religion have said that any guru could set up a religion with a suite of rewards and punishments and demand money from you, and actually as people think, perhaps scientologists and the like have done exactly that. But that is not a live option for you. Pascal's wager applies to the live options for the enquirer. And live option means you have some initial and substantial reason for thinking there might be something in that. So yeah, Vishnu counts, Mohammed counts, all of them count. The only person for whom Pascal's wager doesn't apply is the person who is absolutely convinced of atheism, and thinks that there's a zero probability for the sum of all options involving God. There are some people like that around, but that's not most people.
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No offense but Pascal was an idiot. Even if everything he said in the Wager was entirely sound, which, it is not, it still begs the question. Does God really want us to worship Him out of fear just because we do not want to go to Hell? I think the Wager is a bit of an offense to God because it makes Him out to be a praise-hungry Divine dictator who is stupid and does not know if you are earnestly worshipping Him or just worshipping Him to escape Hellfire.
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Jeff Bridges came to Comic-Con on Saturday to offer fans an early look at "Seventh Son," expected in theaters next year.
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One of America's largest labor uprisings, and the biggest armed civil insurrection since the Civil War, started ninety years ago—and there's an excellent chance you've never heard of it.
Thousands of West Virginia miners, thoroughly sick of horrid working conditions and the coal companies' efforts to prevent them from organizing, squared off against forces led by Sheriff Don Chafin at a ridge called Blair Mountain. The ensuing "Battle of Blair Mountain" deserved its moniker, for it was a battle in every sense of the word—a five-day armed struggle along a fifteen-mile front, in which dozens died and hundreds were injured, complete with the deployment of air power. (Pilots hired by the sheriff dropped bombs on the miners' positions, and the Army Air Force flew surveillance.)
The miners nearly broke through the coal companies' enforcers, but finally disbanded and headed to their homes when the presence of the U.S. Army tipped the balance against them. Some of them faced indictments for murder, conspiracy, and treason afterward. Appalachian History has a more detailed post on the affair, which is well worth reading; the Battle of Blair Mountain is also the subject of a recent book by Robert Shogan.
What I find most striking about the story is the fact that it's largely unknown. I'm ashamed to admit that until a few years ago I'd never heard of it myself, despite the fact that I'm a history aficionado who's lived most of his life in Appalachia. How in the world has one of the largest and most important civil uprisings in the nation's history—planes took to the air against American citizens on our own soil, for crying out loud—been such a neglected historical subject? Is it because it happened in a region that most Americans either ignore entirely or (if they think about it all) treat with contempt and disdain? I hope the answer is not so simple as that, but I'm not optimistic.
These days Blair Mountain is a battlefield again, but the modern-day Battle of Blair Mountain is over preservation. A few years ago Blair Mountain was placed on the National Register of Historic Places, but it was subsequently removed. It needs to be reinstated. The site is threatened by surface mining, which would destroy this historic landscape and the archaeological resources it contains.
Let me pause here to state that I'm not opposed to the coal industry's very existence, as some people are. At the same time, though, I don't think it should be immune from criticism. Discussion about coal shouldn't be a zero-sum game in which any critique of the industry automatically means that you're against fossil fuels or gainful employment. I stress this because I don't want readers to take my endorsement of efforts to preserve Blair Mountain as a denunciation of coal or coal miners. My attitude toward the coal industry is mixed; I'm glad that it provides jobs to people of this area, and as an energy source it's indispensable. (A popular bumper sticker in my neck of the woods reads, DON'T LIKE COAL? DON'T USE ELECTRICITY.) At the same time, though, I'm also aware that it's a problematic industry that has created and continues to create a great many problems. Appalachia's relationship to coal reminds me of what Jefferson said about America's relationship to slavery: "But, as it is, we have the wolf by the ear, and we can neither hold him, nor safely let him go."
At the end of the day, this is about a specific place that's very special. Blair Mountain is an important historic site, and should be designated as such and protected. Check out the Friends of Blair Mountain website and see what all the fuss is about.


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An excerpt from Laurence Freeman OSB, "Dearest Friends," Christian Meditation Newsletter, Vol. 28, No. 2, May 2004, pp. 4-5.
Contemplatives know that the work they are doing in silence and stillness touches and affects the whole person. The wounding division between body and mind is gradually healed and the meaning of resurrection becomes clearer.
Restored to ourselves, we find our right place in the world and accept our responsibilities in it. The ways of peace and justice are highlighted, and courage to bear witness is born of the new peace in the soul.
John Main once said, provocatively but truly, that "imagination is the enemy of prayer." He is pointing to what happens when the mind slips out of harmony with the body. It develops a deracinated, imaginary life that no longer serves reality. Our media-saturated culture of virtual reality illustrates the consequences on a global scale. . . .human woundedness is painfully and dangerously associated with daydreaming. Our basic human needs (physical, emotional, social, mental and spiritual) are rarely fully met all the time. When we first realize this the first innocence of life is over. The long journey towards the second innocence, the mature integration that is holiness, has to begin. To reach that goal, however, we have to understand the nature of desire. Unmet basic needs become wounds. To relieve the pain of wounds we imagine what would fulfill the need and that image crystallizes as desire. Consciousness moves from the wound to the desire; our attention is distracted and actions follow attention.
We have begun a life of desire. Day-dreaming, as Simone Weil says, is the root of all evil but also, she adds consolingly, the "sole consolation of the afflicted." Its only problem is that it is unreal. Diadochus of Photike in the 5th century saw the same problem of desire with the same clarity and drew the same conclusion. He says that desire lingers as unreality in the mind until imagination gives it form. Then it takes on a false existence and when we act on it, trying to fulfill it, it unleashes, through its very unreality, the power of darkness. It is from this sequence leading to suffering and evil that contemplation saves us. We are restored to the real world. Sitting on this river-bank, walking through these trees. Welcomed to the wonders of the real world.
Meditation is the practice of contemplation. In daily life it develops our spiritual senses. It allows us to see the difference between needs and desires, to smell out reality from illusion, to feel the difference between the gravity of spirit, which is love, and the gravity of ego, which is fear. The aim of daily meditation. . .is simply to allow this sense of reality to become the standard way of seeing and responding to life. Attention can only lead to this if it is sustained. This fidelity is what the mantra teaches interiorly and what community shows externally. Without perseverance faith is merely good intention. "It is your faith that has healed you," Jesus says. Faith lived in meditation is the energy of pure consciousness, the momentum of reality.
After meditation: from Mary Oliver, "Coming to God: First Days," THIRST (Boston: Beacon, 2006), p. 23.
Lord, what shall I do that I
can't quiet myself?
Here is the bread, and
here is the cup, and
I can't quiet myself.
To enter the language of transformation!
To learn the importance of stillness,
with one's hands folded!
When will my eyes of rejoicing turn peaceful?
When will my joyful feet grow still?
When will my heart stop its prancing
as over the summer grass?
Lord, I would run for you, loving the miles for your sake.
I would climb the highest tree to
be that much closer.
Lord, I will learn also to kneel down
into the world of the invisible,
the inscrutable and the everlasting.
Then I will move no more than the leaves of a tree
on a day of no wind,
bathed in light,
like the wanderer who has come home at last
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Wayland chancellor announces retirement at trustees meeting
Wayland Baptist University Chancellor Wallace E. Davis brought an emotional end to the meeting of the Board of Trustees by announcing his retirement from the university, effective May 31.
Davis has served as chancellor of the Wayland University System since July of 2000, when the board voted to move into a systems operation. He had previously served as president of the university, taking office initially in July 1991.
Quoting passages from the book of Ecclesiastes, Davis said he had decided to retire in order to pursue other passions, including painting, spending time with his grandchildren and teaching.
"In serving Wayland, I have saved the highest point in my educational career for the last," Davis told board members.
"Wayland has been the capstone of my career. The trustees have been supportive, trusting and uplifting. The faculty has been caring and concerned. And the students have made even the worst days worthwhile."
Davis expressed his willingness at helping the university during the coming transition period and thanked the board for allowing him to serve the school. Delbert McDougal, chairman of the board, echoed the thoughts of many trustees in regretfully accepting the resignation.
"Dr. Davis has brought this university to another level, one that many of us might never have thought possible," McDougal said.
"I don't know of anyone in the country who could've brought Wayland to this point. It was a giant step."
In his 11 years with Wayland, Davis has overseen a number of building projects, including the long-awaited completion of the Mabee Learning Resources Center in 1996 and several phases of the Spanning the Centuries campaign. The first phase dealt with maintenance issues across the campus, including climate control systems and renovation of some existing facilities, as well as the installation of three new computer laboratories on the campus. Other phases have seen renovation of the Van Howeling facility into the new education complex, construction of a new women's dormitory and campus aesthetic improvement outside Harral Auditorium and Hutcherson Center. Other projects remain under the campaign, which had a completion goal of 2008.
Before coming to Wayland, Davis served as vice president of academic affairs for Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi and held many positions in teaching and educational administration. A native of Olney, Davis holds degrees from Baylor and the University of Texas.
In other business, trustees approved a motion to rename the new boulevard entrance being constructed on Smyth Street between Fifth and Sixth Street Igo Boulevard in honor of Harry Igo and his late wife Annette, who contributed $200,000 toward the project. The proposal is still before the city council for approval.
Trustees also approved new tuition rates for the coming school year, with Plainview tuition rising $10 per hour to $270 for undergraduate courses and $275 for graduate courses. The summer term tuition will once again be reduced, with rates approved for $140 for undergraduate and $165 for graduate level. Rates at Wayland's external campuses will remain the same.
The budget for 2002-03 was also approved by the board, with the university proposing to operate within a $28,966,837 budget, representing only a 2.5 percent increase over the current fiscal year.
The board approved several faculty promotions as well, effective June 1. Plainview faculty members Donna Clark and Richard Dillingham will be promoted to the rank of assistant professor, while Dr. Kenneth Johnson is promoted to associate professor. Dr. Niler Pyeatt will be promoted to full professor. On external campuses, Dr. Michael Sewell of Wichita Falls and Dr. Anthony Strange of Fairbanks, Alaska will be promoted to associate professor, with Dr. Mary Maloney of Phoenix and Dr. Jeff Tillman of Wichita Falls promoted to full professor.
Bids were approved for three new tennis courts to be constructed adjacent to Hilliard Field at 8th and Vernon Streets and the construction and landscaping of the new entrance. The projects will cost approximately $154,440 and $152,500, respectively. Bids were also awarded to Sodexho Campus Services to take over the university's maintenance, landscaping and custodial services. The university's food services contract with Sodexho was renewed as well, with the company agreeing to take over operations of the Pete's Place student lounge and remodel that facility.
During the trustees' luncheon, two board members received the Keeper of the Flame Award, recognizing gifts in excess of $100,000. Yvonne Franklin of Amarillo and Joe and Terri Jesko of Arlington were presented with crystal pieces commemorating the honor.


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A winner was selected from 48 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
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Here's what typically happens when I try and take a nap, or "Dogs Wrestling On My Bed" (quite lovely dog play though...they never once hurt The Weiner in all of their mouth play...)
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Mining control system drawings made easy
Over time, skilled professionals develop effective methods for designing infrastructure and often are reluctant to deviate from those tried-and-true practices. Yet the more daring among them understand that experimentation often leads to breakthroughs. A case in point is LE80JV, the joint venture of LogiCamms and Electro80 that specializes in implementing large electrical and control system engineering projects. When the company was hired to work on a pair of large projects for the mining company Iluka Resources, it saw a chance to use electrical and instrumentation drawing software rather than traditional computer-aided design (CAD) drafting methods.
The projects involved mineral sands mining and processing in the Australian state of Victoria, with zircon being the end product. According to LogiCamms Vice President Garry McGrechan, "At the beginning, a decision had to be made whether to use traditional CAD drafting methods to produce the electrical and instrumentation drawings, or to use an intelligent design drawing package." The decision was made to use Bentley Systems' promis-e electrical design software to streamline the design phase and help meet the first project's 18-month schedule.
Using the software and a new design methodology, LE80JV completed Iluka's Murray Basin mine project in 12 months instead of the 18 months scheduled. Also, as this project was coming online, Iluka's Jacinth Ambrosia mining project in Western Australia was just beginning. By leveraging the design content and software used for the Murray Basin project, LE80JV generated a control-system design for this project in weeks rather than months. On both projects, LE80JV used promis-e to produce more than 2,000 drawings, including single line drawings, power and control schematics, interconnection diagrams, cable schedules, and instrumentation loop and power drawings.
The efficiencies gained were substantial. Here's a look at the preparatory and real-time steps employed to design the infrastructure using new methods.
Generating schematics
Using the application programming interface (API) available in promis-e, the LE80JV team was able to automatically generate schematics, connection diagrams, and cable schedules for Murray Basin. The API allowed the team to change the design and check the results easily, and to leverage the control system design to automatically generate 100% of the drawings for the Jacinth Ambrosia project.
The software performed many functions automatically, including ID assignment, wire numbering, cross referencing, error checking, and report generation. The software's "intelligence" speeds the design process by eliminating tedious manual "bookkeeping" work. It also prevents mistakes that occur through human error, such as duplicate IDs and wire numbers, missing or incorrect part numbers, etc.
As a preliminary step, LE80JV created an electrical and instrumentation symbol library for Iluka. Although an electrical symbol library is provided with the software, Iluka had many custom symbols that were needed to meet its design standards. Two additional advantages were the software's flexibility to run either as an add-on to MicroStation or AutoCAD, and its ability to produce drawings in DWG format – the format Iluka prefers.
Another key preliminary step was training. Fifty percent of the design team (about 10 people) received promis-e training, including electrical engineers, instrumentation engineers, and draftspersons. Engineers from Iluka were also trained, which gave them confidence in the system as well as the design process.
Creating page templates
The software provides the option of automatically generating drawings from templates, which was a major part of the plan to maximize efficiency in the design phase. So, the next step was to create the page templates and drawing macros that make the automated generation of drawings possible. The page templates followed Iluka's standards for page size and title blocks. The drawing macros consisted of schematic sections for various drive types, including direct-on-line (DOL) starters, variable speed drives, soft starters, and other common drawing elements. Each drive type included power schematics, control schematics, and interconnection diagrams.
It was then necessary to create the data files for the promis-e Project API Builder. Although the software allows drawings to be drafted manually, the API builder is an optional, custom programming interface that allows automated drawing generation by accessing commands and parameters stored in Microsoft Excel.
LE80JV's typical Excel spreadsheet contains sections dedicated to power, control, and interconnection drawings. Each section includes commands for creating a page and placing the necessary macros. Additional parameters include data such as part numbers, power ratings, and circuit breaker size. This approach has the advantage of allowing design changes to be made by editing a single spreadsheet file, rather than numerous drawing files.
Software for design methodology
To generate the drawings, the user utilizes the API generator to follow the commands in the spreadsheet, combining the templates and macros as needed. The output is in DWG drawing files. LE80JV used a similar method to create the instrument drawings.
First, an instrument list was compiled for the project. Then templates and macros were created for all the instrument types (flow meters, density gauges, etc.). The data from the instrument list and templates was then combined with the API spreadsheet files via a custom program written by LE80JV. LE80JV then used promis-e, working through the API builder, to generate the instrument drawings.
The team also used the software for automatic report generation. The software automatically generated drawing reports, project revision summaries, cable schedules, and bills of material. It also includes a parts database containing detailed component information about all the devices used in the drawings, and this data was included in the reports.
Results with intelligent design software
Using intelligent design software rather than traditional CAD drafting methods, LE80JV made major efficiency gains. These included:
- Engineering and drafting hours reduced by 25%;
- A large number of drawings quickly regenerated in response to design changes;
- Drawing checking time reduced by 70%;
- Upfront engineering time reduced by 50% on the second project;
- Greatly reduced chance of human error on both projects, as a result of automated drawing generation; and
- Reduced time required for client input, because the client only had to check template files and API spreadsheet files.
Overall, "as an engineering tool, promis-e certainly fulfilled our expectations of simple mass production of electrical and instrument drawings," McGrechan said. "It saved us valuable time on both projects, and its ability to produce files in DWG enabled us to meet our client's format requirement."
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So what I'm doing here... Every time when I watched some anime I have a lot of things to write about it so I think that this place is perfect for me. Also, there's a lot of interesting comments about my favourite animes so I immediatly took to this place. ^^
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Hello everyone and welcome to the forum. Been having lots of fun since I joined a few months ago, I hope you guys find some useful info and get lots of fun.
Hello Oblivion, and welcome (even thou you aren't exactly new hehe)
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Hello all,
Old-school anime junkie here, grew up on early 80's anime (Starblazers, BotP, Force Five, Robotech, etc..). Big mecha fan - did the username give that away? I run animemecha.com mostly to share some images and info from my collection of old books, LDs, Pachinko machines and music.
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I'm a big fan of dialogue heavy( deep stories ), psychological, and sci fi manga and anime.
MY yop 5 fav manga are akira, REAL, 20th centuary boys, Natsume and the book of friends, and lastly phoenix.
top 5 fav anime bakemonogatari, serial experiments lain, baccano, ghost in the shell, and cowboy bebop
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Hi, Hi!! everybody, I am OtakuLOL, i am from mexico city and my real name is Ivan, i would know this forum before, but i don't understanding the english.
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Hi, I'm Lia. ^_^
I joined the forum to check out the discussion of some of the on-going manga and anime and I hope to find like-minded people to converse with, as most of my friends do not share the same subset of interests. My tastes are eclectic with no preferences in ratings, and am interested in all the taboos in between. Cheers.
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I found this forum when i was cheking out some Skyrim stuff and ended up here at and anime forum!!!
I'm not watching allot of anime's lately because i've kinda had it with all the filler
episodes of Naruto and Bleach so that kinda ruined it for me for now :P
I am going to start watching again sometime in the near future tho.
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Luckily, none of my favorite products is affected. I can't stand Java, and I've been somewhat neutral to Solaris and MySQL. But, others could be getting nervous over this.
I've never been a _great_ fan of Solaris, since I don't like the way it does some things. But, it at least got the job done (usually). I wonder if it will continue to be developed - or if this will have an impact on OpenSolaris? or Java?
I think within a year we'll have a good idea of what Oracle plans on doing with Sun and its products.
I guess I'll use Postgres if I need to develop an app that needs a database.
And the WORD was made flesh, and dwelt among us. (John 1:14)
Is the bright yellow signature necessary JMJ? seriously.. what exactly are you trying to accomplish?
oracle is more interested in SUN's cool thread servers(the new multi threaded processors) im sure they must be more focusing on that product line to make a bundle of special optimized oracle with some special license for multi core cool thread servers.
These servers delivered record breaking performance for oracle.
Lets see what happens but i guess killing mysql will definitely result something not good for oracle.
To re-iterate {(collection.i++)++? maybe?}, I don't think that oracle will want to kill mysql; and they certainly will not say that they want to, even if their idea was to be to quietly let it die.
However, the community is uneasy about oracle controlling mysql, so will be easily convinced to support a fork of mysql.
As MySql(TM) belonga Oracle, that fork will not be called MySQL: In that sense, MySQL(TM) may very well die.
(EMOT: Why is MySQL not in the firefox spellcheck dictionary??)
Anyway, enough of this - there are questions to answer!
The only dumb question is a question not asked.
The only dumb answer is an answer not given.
I doubt Java will be seriously impacted, although I wouldn't be surprised if things became less open in the long run. Solaris and the Sun xVM stuff, what better products could they get their hooks into with this deal?
For better or worse, Java ain't going to disappear no matter what happens; any more then BASIC will.
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In forecasting the Mets' 2012 rotation, there has to be a spot for Dillon Gee, just as this year's staff held a role for R.A. Dickey as the result of this out-of-nowhere season.
Chris Young's injury was the opportunity Gee needed to build on his designation as an organizational arm to one with a future.
Gee, tonight's starter at Arizona, has impressed with his guile and ability to challenge hitters. He gives no quarter and so far has been exceptional in spotting his 90 mph. fastball to set up his changeup, which is his best pitch.
"When I look at my stuff on video, I say, `Hey, it's average,' '' Gee said earlier this season. "But, guys tell me my changeup is a plus-plus pitch.''
Catcher Josh Thole said Gee's control carried him in the minors and has stayed with him on this level, but has deserted him recently as he has walked 12 over his last four starts.
Gee, of course, will carry into next season the specter of whether he can duplicate what he's accomplished. The same questions were asked of Mike Pelfrey this spring.
Gee and Niese have been the Mets' most effective pitchers. Pelfrey remains an enigma, Dickey can be upgraded and Johan Santana's remains a question. Chris Capuano has been effective at times and should be brought back.
As they did last year, the Mets will explore the free-agent market for middle-tier arms, such as Jon Garland. There is talent in the minor leagues, but it is at least two years away.