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Indonesia's tin exports jumped 5.4% in January to their highest level in three month. Indonesia's Jakarta Stock Exchange Composite Index rose 0.3%.
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Emerging markets are expected to power 60 percent of the world's economic activity by 2030 and have become synonymous with growth. But the near-term outlook is murky, at best. Countries like Brazil, India and China that have arguably emerged now face a host of issues –from infrastructure bottlenecks to worries about credit expansion.
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My favorite of his [paraphrased]: "Man is neither angel nor beast. However, should he be so foolish as to attempt to act the angel, he most certainly will become the beast."
A student wants to know what the "fundamental fact" is. The master asks him to lie next to him under the night sky. He asks "Do you hear the sound of the dogs in the village barking?"" Yes," says the student. "And do you see the stars in the sky?" "Yes," says the student. The master says "That's it."
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Quote:Quote:Carl Sagan used to say we are made of the stuff of stars. Well, whether Sagan was right or wrong, according to Wikipedia:"The average 70 kg adult human body contains approximately 6.7 x 10**27 atoms and is "composed of" 60 chemical elements."Does this give you a realistic or even usable picture of what human beings are like? I wonder if describing Beethoven's symphonies in terms of the total number of notes (or notes per second, or frequency ranges over time or any other quantitative measure) would provide even the barest hint of the essence of the compositions.Thus the deep need for the mystical and although often inscrutable, I'm convinced that this part of the sum total of reality need not be divorced from reason.

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Linda Bloch is a local artist who works with The Mental Health Association in Putnam County II, Inc. to facilitate imagination and expression through art. Ms. Bloch attended Hofstra University and Pratt Institute, where she received degrees in art education and special education.
"Dare To Be Different" features a selection of various media including collage, drawings, silk screen and paintings as well as work by her students at The Mental Health Association in Putnam County II, Inc.
Opening Reception: Friday February 15th from 7pm - 9pm
Additional viewing hours on Saturday February 16th and 23rd from 12 - 2pm, and Friday February 22nd from 7pm - 9pm.
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December 31st, 2012 9:05pm EST
Adam Lambert has slammed Tom Hooper's new movie musical Les Miserables, insisting the film "suffered massively" due to its all-star cast "pretending to be singers."
The former American Idol star, who began his career in musical theatre, took to his Twitter.com page to voice his disappointment with the big-screen adaptation of the hit Broadway production.
In a series of posts, he writes, "Les Mis: Visually impressive w (with) great emotional performances. But the score suffered massively with great actors PRETENDING to be singers... it's an opera. Hollywood's movie musicals treat the singing as the last priority... Anne Hathaway as Fantine and (Aaron Tveit as) Enjolras were the exceptions for me. Helena B (Bonham) Carter and Sacha B (Baron) Cohen were great too."
The entire Hollywood cast, including Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Amanda Seyfried, sang live on set - but Lambert insists the stars' vocals should instead have been pre-recorded and digitally enhanced.
He adds, "With that cast, they should have studio recorded and sweetened the vocals. Eponine's (Samantha Barks') voice was cool too... I felt like I should ignore the vocals and focus on the emotional subtext - but the singing was so distracting at times it pulled me out. The industry will say, 'These actors were so brave to attempt singing this score live' but why not cast actors who could actually sound good? Sorry for being so harsh but it's so true!"
Actress Evan Rachel Wood then tweeted Lambert to point out that her singing in 2007 musical Across the Universe wasn't dubbed, and he replied, "That sounded good! OK yes, that's another movie musical exception. That movie was on point. And you were stunning in it."
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I would love it if the Zombie were the one to beat Aldo. I don't see it happening after such a long layoff but that doesn't always play a factor (Weidman). I like Aldo and I think he gets the finish but it would be great to see KZ pull off the upset.
i think kz might get this. aldo starts to slow down in the later rounds lately. if kz can survive the initial onslaught i think he gets this fight.
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Aldo should dust him. I'm on the "Aldo is the #1 P4P fighter" bandwagon that Rivet is driving.
I've thought for a long time Aldo been one of the best P4P. He had one less than expected performance after winning the title, but changed that and hasn't looked back.
I think to many look at the p4p as if you were to put them in the cage and see who wins at there current weight, and that's not what it means to me. It's skill verses skill as if other points are equal.
Aldo should dust him. I'm on the "Aldo is the #1 P4P fighter" bandwagon that Rivet is driving.
Wasn't Segals claims he gave that move to Anderson that KO'd Vitor and Machida KO over Randy they were both wins. Any how if Aldo uses that same kick I'm sure we will here from Segal again
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Aldo will be fine unless Anderson is preparing him
Or Sensei Segal
Aldo will be fine unless Anderson is preparing him
Bendo is 1/2Korean..
I'd love for the Zombie to be the 1st Korean belt holder in the UFC, but after an injury and a long layoff I don't know if he's going to have what it takes to finish Aldo.
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I actually think that Aldo is going to destroy him.
This, although I wouldn't be upset at all of KZ proved me wrong and beat him.
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Voters in Murrieta tomorrow will decide whether red-light camera systems in place at three intersections—which advocates say have saved lives but critics counter are ineffective and unfair—should stay or go.
Measure N asks Murrieta residents whether the existing red-light cameras should be removed and the city council barred from installing additional ones in the future. The systems were first deployed in 2006.
"The unfortunate truth is that red light ticketing cameras can't improve safety because they cannot prevent the serious collisions caused by motorists who are impaired, distracted or fatigued and enter the intersection long after the light has turned red," according to a campaign statement from Measure N proponents. "More tickets, less safety."
The initiative backers, who include conservative activist Diana Serafin and Safer Streets L.A. Executive Director Jay Beeber, say a comparison of collision data from the five years before the city's red light cameras were installed to the five years after shows collisions overall jumped 120 percent, while rear-end collisions spiked a whopping 285 percent higher.
"And while the cameras increased accidents, by the time of this election, Murrieta will have issued almost 12,000 tickets at almost $500 each, removing millions of dollars from our local economy and wasting thousands of valuable police man hours," initiative backers wrote. "The vast majority of these tickets go to drivers who miss the end of the yellow phase by a fraction of a second."
Initiative opponents, including Councilmen Rick Gibbs and Alan Long, argue that Measure N's authors are spinning data to suit their purposes. Opponents wrote in a ballot statement that red-light running at camera-enforced intersections plummeted from 5,100 to 121 incidents from 2005 to 2011 and that half the people ticketed were three car lengths away from the intersection when the light changed and they chose to continue through it.
"Seventy-two percent of the red light violations were written to drivers who do not live in Murrieta," opponents said. "It is people passing through our town who put your life in danger."
The city of Los Angeles deactivated its red-light camera system last year based on doubts about its effectiveness as a deterrent and the fact that local courts wouldn't uphold the citations.
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How to setup Exchange or Google mail, calendar, contacts using ActiveSync on your iPhone or iPad
Exchange is Microsoft's corporate email, calendar, and contact system, and ActiveSync is their fairly awesome protocol to keep it all updated on all of your devices, including iPhone and iPad. Google licenses ActiveSync for Google Sync, which used to be available for all Gmail accounts but is now restricted to paid Google accounts. No matter whether you use Exchange directly from Microsoft, from Google, or from your company or a third-party service, it's all setup the same way. All you need to know are your credentials.
How to setup mail, calendar, and contacts on your iPhone or iPad using Exchange ActiveSync
- Launch the Settings app.
- Tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
- Tap Add Account.
- Tap Microsoft Exchange.
- Enter your Exchange ActiveSync account settings (ask your IT administrator or service provider if you don't know them).
- Tap Next
- Enter any additional information it asks for (Server, Domain).
- Tap Next
- Select what you want to sync (Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Reminders).
- Tap Save
You can go back to Settings and configure how many days of mail you want to sync, as well away messages, and advanced settings like SSL and S/MIME as well.
How to setup Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts on your iPhone or iPad using Exchange ActiveSync
The setup for Google Sync is identical to Exchange ActiveSync, since that's all it really is. You don't get Notes sync when you use Exchange, but you do get incredibly fast email. You just need to have a paid Google account and enter the following settings:
- Launch the Settings app.
- Tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
- Tap Add Account.
- Tap Microsoft Exchange.
- For Email, enter your full Gmail or Google Account email address (i.e. firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com).
- Leave the Domain field blank. (Really.)
- Again, enter your Gmail or Google Account email address as the Username. (Yup, that's twice.)
- Enter your Gmail/Google Account password for Password.
- Tap Next.
- When the Server field appears, enter m.google.com.
- Tap Next.
- Select what you want to sync (Mail, Calendar, and Contacts).
Note: Originally written in February 2011. Updated November 2013.
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why would anyone do that? My normal gmail push works perfectly. whenever i send myself an email my phone rings 1 sec after i hit the send button on my pc..
Because exchange also offers Contacts syncing whereas IMAP doesn't. What Exchange doesn't offer is Notes syncing. But as we all know Contacts trump Notes.
IMAP also offers contacts and calendar sync. POP doesn't.
Some IMAP systems may sync contacts, but Google's IMAP does not sync contacts with the iPhone. It only syncs mail, contacts, and tasks.
On a side note, what's really nice about Google Sync'ing of contacts is that only those with label "My Contacts" show up on your phone, but the rest of your contacts are still searchable.
I set email like this using exchange and iPhone keeps asking for exchange password
In addition to the reasons already given, not everyone only uses gmail and might prefer to have just one email app as opposed to their mail client plus the gmail one. For example, I am required to have access to my work account on my phone and it is illegal for me to have my work emails forwarded to my gmail account due to HIPAA regulations.
Question: if I'm syncing my mail with my Mac my iPhone gets a second gmail (imap version because that's what's on my mail.app) can I get my mail.app to use the google exchange version so they can sync properly?
I have my GMail set up this way and everything syncs and works perfectly.
So your osx mail.app has a google exchange gmail account?
Whoa please let me know too cause I have the same set up
I apologize I read your question wrong. When I had my GMail setup as IMAP on my phone and I would delete mail on my phone it wouldn't always "sync" with my web version on my computer for whatever reason. Ever since I changed to Exchange its never had issues. Again my apologies.
There is one big Problem i think. If you delete a message in mail.app one the iphone with exchange sync it goes to "all mail" in gmail and not in the trash
The only downside I found was that you can't delete mails, it's says delete when you swipe but it actually archives the mails. Some way to change that would be great!!
Is anyone else fed up with everyone calling ActiveSync "push" email..!! It's not!
BlackBerry, technically, is the only solution that is true push solution.
ActivveSync and all others based on it, are pull!!
If you ever check out the server logs for ActiveSync, you see the constant polling off all these devices which are logged in to the system allowing them to see when new email is in their mailbox.
Ok, it is one step up from the polling of pop mail every 5 or 10 mins, but not push!
Rant over! :o)
Wrong...what a surprise.
I maintain my companies email servers, the Microsoft Exchange platform is push email, 0% pull. If you would like specifics I would love to provide them.
So how does your exchange server know where to PUSH the notification that new email is waiting??
RIM/BlackBerry are able to offer this as each Blackberry device has a PIN (PID) that is recorded in their NOC, your BES or BIS server PUSHES notification to this device via that pin directly to the device, no matter where in the world it is.
ActiveSync relies on the iPad or iPhone to be logged onto the Exchange server 24/7 to be able to know if there is a message waiting or not.
I can show you the server logs of my company, and my clients companys to!!
Basically, BlackBerry server only contacts a device when there is something for it to collect.
AcvtiveSync relies on the DEVICE to log into ActiveSync and stays logged in waiting for something to happen.
Just take a look at your server logs and see how often your devices contact the exchange server, even when they're not receiving mail!!
Is one better on battery over the other? Just switched to exchange and deleted from gmail app
Honestly couldn't tell you i'm afraid,
I have had mine set up this way for a few months now and no issues with battery life at all.
to xlnzee - in your mail settings turn archive off and will delete your email instead of archive it. when you set up these accounts auto archive is turned on just turn it off and you wont archive you will delete it as you want
When you setup Gmail thru Exchange, there is no option to turn archive Off, but the option is available when setting up normal Gmail option.
No notification? Or am I missing something?!
If I set up my gmail as exchange to get my contacts over, then I delete it from the exchange will my contacts be gone?
Yes, on the phone anyway. They will still be in Google.
In my experience, this setup doesn't work well for Gmail. It's slower, less reliable, and burns more battery power. You also give up some features like editable drafts. See Google's page for more details: http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=161769
I use two configurations on my device. This combo works best for me:
- the Exchange setup as described above for Contacts and Calendars (the instant sync works well, especially if you have a big address book that you are always updating). I have Mail turned OFF in this account.
- Straight Gmail setup for Mail and Notes. I have Calendars turned OFF in this account. You don't need to specify folders, and you get the option to delete or archive messages (archive is set by default).
Hope this is helpful ...
What I want to know is, how to snyc my Exchange calendar to my Me.com account. I wish there was a setting to sync Me.com calendar to my iPhone's exchange calendar. Plz apple, give us that!
Now I'm confused? If I don't need/want to sync my contacts, calender & notes to my Gmail account... should I just set up through the GMail option? All I care about is that my Gmail account along with it's sub-folders sync up. So that when I move/delete/read an email on my iPhone, it moves/deletes/reads it on my computer & vise versa.
The last step is deciding what you want to sync; mail, contacts, calenders. You can turn off what you don't want to sync and only do email.
Does this mean that the Google service is essentially what we get from MobileMe...without the $100/yr expense? Can I actually get the "push" experience without paying the money? I am still unclear on the differences.
Plus, if you ever decide to change platforms (Android, WP7, ect) you will still be able to use Google and sync your info. Mobile Me is iphone only.
Unbelievable! Can I set this up and test it without deleting the mobileme account first?
Y absolutely can. Give it a shot. I got rid of MobileMe recently as well as there were too many issues with it for me to use and justify the cost. GMail IMO is much better and faster and well...it's FREE.
So I have this set up exactly as outlined in the article. Am I supposed to get a notification when a new email arrives? I sent an email from my work account to my gmail account and get no notification.
It alerts just like every other email. You will get the email tone or vibration. I am jailbroken and even get my emails in LockInfo just like any other type of email comes in to the phone.
definitely wanna make your EXCHANGE account the DEFAULT account; refer to my comment below. kthx
Does anyone know if it is possible to setup google active sync on outlook with similar server settings? It would be nice to have outlook sync contacts and calendar to google.
I did the set up as explained but never got the messageWARNING: Your iPhone will ask if you want to delete all existing data and replace it with Google data, or merge the two. What you choose depends on how you store your data. If everything is in the Google Cloud, choose replace. If you have a mix of data from, for example, Outlook as well, choose merge.However the mail function is working as advertised. I am not able to get calendar and contacts to sync with google. any help?
Is it possible that anyone can explain how to search for mail outside three days while on google exchange? Every time i try to search for old mail it says The connection to the server failed.
make sure that you set your EXCHANGE account as your default account; my phone did not update immediately ("push") until i made this adjustment.
I have some calendar entries on my iPhone and some others on my gmail account. Will they merge in a single calendar on my iPhone? What about contacts? Will they merge and appear both on my phone and my gmail account? It would be great to have everything synchronized.
I used this technique when I first got my iphone. Pushed great, but I was unable to search folders for mail. Kept getting "cannot connect to server" errors. Finally just setup gmail and use boxcar for push.
I also discovered that you can sync your contacts (gmail anyway) through itunes. may not be as convenient as over the air, but it beats having them removed if you remove exchange.
Ok, I am trying an iphone 3gs, if I like it I will switch from bb to iphone4. I am a completely illiterate about the iphone world and e-mail management is what I am concerned the most.
I have 5 e-mail accounts set on my bb, 3 corporate accounts (from 2 different corporations), one gmail plus one hotmail... Does it mean I can only get that on my gmail account?
This is in many ways great, but the annoying bit is that data fields that I've taken for granted for years and years and have been using in Outlook / on all phones (including the iPhone) disappear. So far I've only seen one ("Other number") but I wouldn't be surprised if there are more.
It's annoying as I have multiple details under one contact, and a good few of my contacts have the Other number field in use. Sure, I can manually change these to "Fax work" or something else, but it would be much easier if Google supported what is by all accounts a standard.
Overall it is a winner however, and it's good to know everything is now synced with Google, though I only use Exchange for Contacts. Mail, Calendar and Notes are synced using the vanilla Gmail option as I want my Notes, want editable drafts in Mail, and don't understand the benefit of syncing Calendar with Exchange when the Gmail option works perfectly.
I set up email this way using exchange and iPhone keeps asking for exchange password
Love this gmail tutorial! It was very helpful! Thank you for taking the time to do all of that.
I have set this up as instructed and the invitee button appears. Thanks for the tip. However, the invitations do not seem to be going out. I've sent emails via the new account I setup and they work but not the mail invites. Have I setup something up incorrectly?
Thanks for the tip as well. Works fine for incoming emails. Fails for sending emails. Any idea?
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I ran across this while trying to set up my new HTC ONE X.
I've had about 10 iphones and after #2, I got spoiled with push email. I tried the HTC email app, but don't like the schedule. I tried the gmail app for Android, but hate conversation threading.
My Solution:
Click settings / Accounts & sync...
Click +add at the top...
Click Exchange ActiveSync...
Use m.google.com for the server, but leave domain empty
Enter firstname.lastname@example.com in the 2 appropriate fields
Enter your password
The rest is a bit foggy, but I set it up for push email, contacts and calendar.
Make sure ActiveSync in the phone is turned on.
My personal preference was to also switch off threading
In the phone, I set peak times as all days and set the times for the times I'm usually checking email. I set off-peak times to sync every couple hours.
Works perfectly for me now. I get push email, without having to put up with threaded conversations from the gmail app.
I also have a Google account set up, but it doesn't sync calendar, contacts or email... Just the rest so my phone and pics stay backed up.
Hope this helps those wanting to get this set up in their Droids.


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Tune in, drop out, start up. It worked out pretty well for Facebook founder, billionaire, and Harvard dropout Mark Zuckerberg.
Peter Thiel, one of Facebook's first investors and a billionaire himself, announced a new class of 'Thiel Fellows' Wednesday, a group of twenty entrepreneurs under twenty years old who will get $100,000 to pursue "innovative scientific and technical projects, learn entrepreneurship, and begin to build the innovative companies of tomorrow."
Thiel, who holds two degrees from Stanford University, is a high-profile critic of the U.S. higher education system.
"College can be fun, it's going to be a lot less fun when you know you're going to be a debt slave for the next 20 years to pay off your loans," Thiel said in an interview with FORBES last year. "I think our fundamental premise is that there are different things that are valuable for different people and there shouldn't be a single track everybody has to be on."
CNBC will air two one-hour segments telling the story of the selection process for the fellowships July 11 and 12.
More about the 2012 Fellows from the Thiel Foundation:
Clay Allsopp (20, Raleigh, NC) thinks people should be able to forget about technology and simply focus on being creative. His start-up, Apptory, helps individuals and businesses create and distribute content for touch-screen devices, using an intuitive, easy-to-understand interface.
Dylan Field (20, Penngrove, CA) envisions a world where people define themselves by what they create rather than what they consume. Currently stopped out of Brown University, Field is working with his former classmate Evan Wallace on making better creative tools.
Kettner Griswold (19, Bethesda, MD) and Paul Sebexen (19, Staten Island, NY) are stopping out of school to work on a benchtop genome synthesis device, which will allow individual laboratories and medical practices to synthesize large genetic constructs in-house for an unprecedented low recurring cost. This product would massively disrupt the fields of biotechnology and health care, fueling innovation and stimulating interest and research sector-wide.
Anand Gupta (20, Palo Alto, CA) and Tony Ho (19, San Jose, CA) are using their expertise in biology and computer science to transform the way doctors diagnose patients. Their service will enable doctors and researchers to receive quantitative analysis of biomedical images, allowing for faster, more accurate diagnoses of complex diseases – and more lives saved.
Spencer Hewett (20, Bryan Mawr, PA) has an insatiable passion for inventing that extends far beyond the confines of one particular industry. As a Thiel fellow, he will focus on No-Q, a fusion of radio-frequency identification (RFID) and mobile payment technology that will eliminate both checkout lines and shoplifting.
Yoonseo Kang (18, Mississauga, ON, Canada) recognizes that society's potential for innovation and abundance can only be achieved if knowledge and the factors of production are accessible for everyone. With that in mind, Yoonseo sees open-source hardware as the key for enabling communities around the world to vastly increase their productive potential and together engage in strategic economic collaboration. To that end, he is working with Open Source Ecology to develop the Global Village Construction Set, the 50 industrial machines that it takes to build a civilization with modern comforts.
Jimmy Koppel (20, St. Louis, MO) has a passion for software engineering – and a plan to make it much more efficient. Modifying software today often involves hundreds of thousands of small, similar adjustments that require a great deal of time and money. James will fix that problem by developing new tools to automate the process.
Ryan Lelek (19, Schererville, IN) developed a passion for entrepreneurship at the age of 15, when he established his first "instant streaming" start-up. Now he's dedicated to disrupting the computer industry, using new advances in hardware, software, and network technology. As a Thiel Fellow, he'll continue to change the world by creating simple technology tools that empower people.
Ritik Malhotra (19, San Jose, CA) Ritik began programming at age 8; started a popular web forum at the age of 12 that grew to over 32,000 members; and ran a web hosting and software consultancy business at the age of 13, garnering over a 600x return on his initial investment. Now he wants to provide a streamlined way of discovering, sharing, and distributing content over Facebook, Twitter, and other social media services. As a Thiel Fellow, he'll first work to build a service that allows users to share interesting media, scraped from all around the web, focusing primarily on user growth in order to build a thriving community.
Chris Olah (19, Toronto, ON, Canada) wants to use 3D printing to reduce the scope of scarcity. His goal: empower anyone with a 3D printer to make educational aids, basic scientific equipment, and tools that improve their quality of life. He is currently working on a project called ImplicitCAD, which is a math-based attempt to reinvent computer-aided design and make it more affordable.
Semon Rezchikov (18, Hillsborough, NJ) is eager to explore how synthetic biology, nanotechnology, and social network dynamics intersect. As a Thiel Fellow, he wants to develop more flexible bioautomation technologies to improve the design cycle speed, and then use those technologies to create a library of truly reliable parts – making synthetic biology more like engineering and less like science.
Omar Rizwan (18, East Hanover, NJ) wants to change the world through the control and analysis of information. Specifically, he plans to speed up progress in the field of artificial intelligence by working on the analysis of big data sets. He will aggregate large sets of data from many different Internet sources and use them to tease out trends and draw conclusions.
Tara Seshan (19, New Fairfield, CT) is dedicated to improving public health worldwide, using technology, simple solutions, and community-based change. To that end, she is developing a tool that influences analysis of data, monitoring and evaluation, and public health decision making. As a Thiel Fellow, Tara will explore developing tools that enhance public health programs that can be implemented in low-resource settings.
Noor Siddiqui (17, Clifton, VA) is inspired to galvanize people for the good of others. As a Thiel Fellow, she will work to give students across the globe access to upward mobility – and industries access to an untapped work force – with the goal of mobilizing one billion people in the next decade.
Charlie Stigler (19, Pacific Palisades, CA) has years of experience as an entrepreneur and engineer, having written the popular open-source study application, SelfControl, and founded two Web start-ups. Now he's working on Zaption, an application that improves the usual workflow for educators and collaborators by allowing video to be integrated into interactive Web experiences and studies. He believes this technology can help solve fundamental problems, starting with that of the U.S. education system.
Ilya Vakhutinsky (20, Fair Lawn, NJ) wants to revolutionize the way the technology and health care communities work together. He is working to create a more open and transparent health care system, drastically lowering the cost of care and empowering patients to make better decisions.
Taylor Wilson (18, Texarkana, AR) became the youngest person in history to create nuclear fusion. Since then, he has produced the lowest-cost and lowest-dose active interrogation system for the detection of enriched uranium ever developed. As a Thiel Fellow, Taylor will focus on both counter-terrorism and the production of medical isotopes for use in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
Connor Zwick (18, Waukesha, WI) is passionate about education – which is why he has set out to revolutionize our country's antiquated system using technology. As a Thiel Fellow, he will focus on Flashcards+, a mobile educational platform with a base of over 1.5 million downloads that allows anyone to learn anything using crowd sourced generated content from a database of more than 400 million flashcards.
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This is a creative and bold statement by Peter Thiel; need of the times. More initiatives like this will aid in stepping-out of the the conservative education model that needs fixing the its very fundamental policies and framework. Not sure if it'll happen soon given the political constraints and dependencies.
But entrepreneurs do not wait for things to happen as is demonstrated in this piece and many many other ways folks are trying to fix the system at their levels.
Thanks for sharing Brian.
I applaud Peter Thiel for this endeavor. If I knew what I know about the world and myself, I would have skipped going to college from a financial and social standpoint. But most of the things I learned that I needed, I never learned in a classroom.
I say college is for those looking to do something skill specific like architecture, mathematics, sculpting or medicine. But most jobs don't to require of all the information we learn in school. We're just told that we need a degree. Now look at our economy, people with Master's and PhD's are looking for jobs that pay a fraction of what they thought they should be making.
Definitely time to change our education system. It sucks, literally,
There needs to be multiple education options out there – as well as people need to be educated about what you get out of college. As defined by some of the parameters of what you should go to college for that other commenters shared, my Liberal Arts education in Communications could be perceived as a waste. However, effective communication skills, the ability to tailor messages to the appropriate audience, being comfortable speaking in public, along with the critical thinking, problem solving and myriad other skills I honed in those 4 years has proven to be invaluable to my success in and out of my career. Every class may not be a literally translation into life, but subtily it creeps in.
It sounds like a win-win proposition for these young "fellows". Best case scenario, they build wildly successful companies and get connected to the most important people in the Valley. Or, if things don't work out with their startups, then at least they had an amazing life experience and gained a leadership skill set that any college/university would love to see on an application, should they decide to attend school later on.
All Americans pay loans/mortgages unlike rich people like Peter. You need an education and a master in today's world to be successful. If you don't think so, then you are the lucky few. A degree gives you more opportunities in life. People succeeding with a degree has a better chance to succeed then trying to start a business. Loans are part of life, something rich people don't know. I guarantee that Peter kids will go to college.
I agree that debt is bad. I agree that the time, money and energy in a degree is not a good investment for everyone. But when I see people say this same old cliche about how we never use this stuff we learn in school I think they're missing at least most of the point. It's like saying I don't see why people work out with weights – when will I ever need to left a bar with weights on each over my head 10 times?
Higher learning isn't using up anything – we aren't like computers that we could possibly fill up. Our brains are work more like those muscles you work out in the gym. You work out to get stronger – you can go to college to, if nothing else – gain intellectual capacity.
However, if you find something you really enjoy and you get really passionate about while you are there, then you really should stick with that through college and into your career. If you aren't using those things you learned about what you love you're doing it wrong. People with real passion and drive will dig their way into a career and won't be concerned with statistics. You aren't a stat and each job that is right for you is available and every time you find roadblock after roadblock there is a good reason – you're going the wrong way and somewhere deep (or not) inside you'll know that. If there was somehow a way for you to verify that you're perfect job isn't out there waiting for you then it would mean it's time for you to create the job yourself.
And most importantly, was this limited to people under 20…really? Maybe that's just the way it worked out but it made it sound like that was a requirement…and just thought it was kinda arbitrary and limiting.
This is a bad idea… great, 20 more young people working on a useless "app" or little website for the purposes of amusement or entertainment…
just what the world needs…
which of these little app creators with $100,000 will…
1. Be good enough at engineering to create the next spaceship so man can look for life outside our solar system?
2. Be good enough at science to understand why a virus like aids cant be defeated?
3. Be good enough at bio-medical engineering to Create an artificial heart good enough to keep a child alive for a full lifespan?
4. Be trained and knowledgeable enough at medicine to save a child's life who has been hit by a car?
Not everyone can be a facebook billionaire, or a youtube founder.
For everyone else that has a purpose as pillar of society – a police officer, a doctor, a fireman, a nurse, a judge – there is college.
College is not the problem to what is wrong with education. Lazy Tenured professors and school administrators that have made higher education a big business is the problem.
Which of those 4 are you Joseph? you really think that you have to go to college to become a pillar of society?
I think the experiment that Peter Thiel is doing is amazing in a lot of ways. He is basically running an experiment between the returns of 100k in education versus using that money to learn on the ground the craft of being an entrepreneur and yes, they are also a pillar of society.
Part of the problem of college is that its costs have blown out of proportion and unfortunately for a lot of people is not worth it anymore. In the information age the body of knowledge is free and available for anybody to grab but schools still teach the same way they did 100 years ago. Think of other teaching tools like Khan Academy that can really massify knowledge without leaving you broke. Unfortunately a lot of companies still demand a college education as a proof of how smart or prepared you are, ask Enron shareholders how did that worked for them.
Hmmm. Wouldn't it be interesting to use this type support and motivation and mind-set to fix the educational system. Rather than help 20 "Fellows" why not help hundreds of thousands of students.
BTW—think maybe there is a vested interest here—like investment in these start-ups. Sorta like a college coach nurturing and recruiting grade-schoolers. You don't need school—let's just work on your b-ball skills. Oh, that was the Soviet Olympic sports team philosophy–get them early and young and train them to be single-dimentional.
This is great, and I completely agree with him. My problem lies in the fact that all but two of his "fellows" are just that: fellows. There are only two women!
Epub version of the notes from the lectures of Peter Thiel in Stanford University, CS183: Startup


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Sceloporus from the Greek skelos, meaning leg and porus, meaning pores, in reference to their femoral pores located along the underside of the leg. The name vandenburgianus has been given to this species in honor of the herpetologist John Van Denburgh (1872-1924), who was a past curator of the California Academy of Sciences. In Spanish, the Southern Sagebrush Lizard has no specific common name and is simply referred to as a lagartija.
The Southern Sagebrush Lizard is a relatively small lizard, measuring up to 2 5/8 inches (snout-vent length). Dorsal ground colors include various shades of gray and brown, overlaid with blotches and crossbars. A black bar can usually be found on the shoulder. Typical individuals have a rusty color around their armpits, as well as, on the sides of the neck and body. Unlike the Western Fence Lizard, the Southern Sagebrush Lizard lacks yellow or orange on the posterior surface of the hindlimbs. The scales of the Southern Sagebrush Lizard appear more granular. Males are known for their vibrant blue belly markings that are bordered by black. Most males also have a blue throat patch that may appear speckled with white or pink. Females generally have fainter markings, or lack them altogether.
Subspecies: Currently there are no recognized subspecies. Until recently, the Southern Sagebrush Lizard was regarded as a subspecies of the Sagebrush Lizard (Sceloporus graciosus).
Range and Habitat
The distribution of the Southern Sagebrush Lizard extends in a series of disjunct, montane sky islands from Los Angeles County, southward to the Sierra San Pedro Martir in Baja California. It is commonly found above 5,000 feet in elevation, depending on latitude These lizards enjoy open ground, with clear sunlight and dappled low vegetation.
Natural History
Behavior: Logs, stumps, and rocks are common sunning spots. During the warmer parts of the day, individuals may seek shaded refuge under bushes, rocks, or woodpiles. When frightened, they will retreat into holes, thick brush, or leaf litter. They may also dart off to the underside of stationary objects or occasionally scurry up trees. This agile lizard can leap from place to place in pursuit of prey.
Breeding: One to two clutches of two to eight eggs may be laid in the summer months (June to August).
Prey and Predators: The diet of the Southern Sagebrush Lizard includes many types of arthropods, including insects (primarily ants) and spiders. Potential predators include diurnal snakes and predatory birds.
Conservation Status
There has been no proposed conservation plans.
Suggested Reading
Grismer, L. Lee. 2002. Amphibians and Reptiles of Baja California, Its Pacific Islands, and the Islands in the Sea of Cortes. University of California Press. 409 pp.
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Hope Tate, President: Tate, a native of Mocksville, N.C., is currently the director of risk management for the corporate lending and private equity businesses of Emigrant Bank in New York. Prior to joining Emigrant Bank, Ms. Tate worked in various divisions at Citigroup and at Smith Barney. She has lectured extensively on the topic of art as a financial asset, and she is adjunct professor emeritus at the NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies Art Business Program. Ms. Tate graduated from Meredith College and received her MBA in Finance from Fordham University. She is a former member of the Board of Directors of the New York Fund for UNICEFF and now serves on the boards of the Blue Ridge School and the North Carolina Society in the City of New York. Her late husband, Henry M. Tate, graduated from NC State in 1971 as a computer science major.
S. Will Quick, Vice President: Quick earned a B.A. in political science and an M.B.A. from NC State, where he served as student body president. He completed his law degree at UNC Chapel Hill. He is an attorney with the Raleigh office of Brooks, Pierce, McLendon, Humphrey & Leonard, LLP, where his practice is focused on corporate litigation and government relations.
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Frank Abrams: Abrams, a three-time NCSU alum, became a member of the faculty in Biological and Agricultural Engineering in 1972 and retired in 2006 as a member of the faculty in that department and the joint NCSU/UNC-CH Department of Biomedical Engineering. His teaching and research included biomechanics and mechanical design. He served as a member of the Provost's Staff from 1994-2003, coordinating undergraduate curriculum and faculty development programs, and he also currently serves on the board of the NCSU Association of Retired Faculty.
Charles Arvey: Arvey has a BS in aerospace engineering from NCSU ('67) and a Master's of Business Administration from the University of Houston ('80). He has worked on many of the major space programs, such as Apollo, Space Shuttle, the International Space Station and Orion. At one time, he worked on GPS systems at the Naval Research Lab. He enjoys woodworking and photography. His first grand daughter also gets a lot of his time!
Janie Arvey: Arvey has a BS in Elementary Education from University of Houston and a Master's in Education from the University of Southern California. After retiring from teaching middle school science, she stays busy with church activities, reading, playing bridge and taking care of her first grand daughter.
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Linda Turlington: Turlington is the owner and CEO of Pura Vida Promotions in Kernersville, NC. She is a member of the Local Advisory Board for BB&T, the Kernersville YMCA, and Annual Banquet for the Chamber of Commerce. She is a past officer of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Council of PTA's, President of the Athletic Boosters Club, and the local PTA of East Forsyth High School in Kernersville.
George L. Worsley: Worsley is NC State's vice chancellor emeritus for finance and business. He retired in 2004 after forty-one years of service to NC State.
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Brian Boothe: Boothe is a design engineer with Pentair Water Pool and Spa. Pentair has an office in the Keystone Science Center on Centennial Campus. Mr. Boothe has been active in promoting the Hunt Library project and recently sponsored a successful $25,000 proposal to the Pentair Foundation in support of the Hunt Library. He has offered to help advocate for further support as well. Mr. Boothe is an NCSU engineering graduate and founder of a product development company, Corsair EDA, which provides design and technical services for inventors and small companies.
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W. Trent Ragland III: Ragland, an NC State business management graduate, is the owner and president of Ragland Properties, Inc., a Raleigh-based real estate development company.
Dargan Williams: Williams is a graduate of UNC with a degree in Russian History.
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Robert A. Bashford: Bashford is a graduate of the pre-medicine program at NC State and the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine, and teaches medical students and OB-GYN residents at UNC-Chapel Hill. He is also busy with a private clinical practice.
Jay Dawkins: Dawkins is an NC State graduate with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. While at NC State, Dawkins served as Student Body President and university trustee, and later led student development efforts as Senior Class President. He currently works for Stantec Consulting Services in Raleigh.
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David Howard: Howard attended NC State University and is a third generation supporter of University. He is a partner in Windsor Investments, LLC, which is a triad based real estate development and construction company.
Wyndham Robertson: Robertson served as the vice president for communications for the University of North Carolina system for ten years, after working as an editor at Time and Fortune magazines.
Gil Wheless: Wheless graduated from the NCSU College of Design, and is a founding principal of EDA, a Landscape Architectural firm in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Wheless has recently retired to Durham, NC, and his 45 years of work has been donated to the libraries for educational purposes.


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The Seahawks put together a tension-snuffing performance on Monday Night Football by dismantling the New Orleans Saints 34-7 in raucous CenturyLink Field.
The Saints came to Seattle with a 9-2 record, stalking the Seahawks for potential home-field advantage in the playoffs.
They left dominated. The Seahawks took a 17-0 first-quarter lead on their way to stamping out any doubt about the result, even with Brees at the controls for New Orleans.
The Seahawks are 11-1. They have clinched a playoff spot. They danced, howled and paraded around the field as if having a personal party with 68,387 – a CenturyLink Field record.
"We're not like everybody else," safety Earl Thomas said.
That appeared to be the case Monday night.
The Seahawks, to use Thomas' term, made Brees and stud tight end Jimmy Graham look "normal."
Brees was 23-for-38 and gained a season-low 147 yards. Graham had three catches for 42 yards. The Seahawks lived with check-down throws from Brees and batted away any over-the-top shots.
Per usual, the Seahawks defense was not working from an exotic perspective. They were often in base defense, allowing various defenders to counter Graham when he lined up in front of them.
"We wanted to play our defense, and if they go out there, stand up and beat us man-to-man? Then, they deserved to win," cornerback Richard Sherman said.
The Saints used an alternate approach in allowing wide receiver Doug Baldwin to make a 52-yard gain and tight end Zach Miller a 60-yard gain.
The large gains for Baldwin and Miller were the anticipated counters to blitz-enthralled Saints defensive coordinator Rob Ryan.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson signaled to Baldwin to change his route because he identified a pending blitz on his large gain. Wilson threw the ball to a spot as the blitz came. Baldwin was right there up the left sideline.
Miller leaked out up the right sideline and a rolling Wilson lofted a pass to him. No one was in front of Miller as he began to churn down the field. Eventually, the 255-pound tight end was caught from behind, despite throwing a spin move to into the mix.
Fullback Michael Robinson even caught a 21-yard pass.
"We wanted to be great against the blitz," Wilson said. "We like the sense of pressure because there is a lot of green grass behind it.
"We were clicking on all cylinders."
Defensive tackle Michael Bennett went 22 yards for the Seahawks' first touchdown. After defensive end Cliff Avril stripped Brees from behind, Bennett was able to run into the end zone to boost Seattle in front 10-0.
Miller caught a 2-yard pass from Wilson with 1:55 to go in the first quarter and put the Seahawks in front 17-0. There would be no comeback.
Baldwin caught a 4-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter.
Second-string fullback Derrick Coleman caught one of the oddest touchdown passes of the season in the third. Tight end Kellen Davis had a Wilson pass clank off his hands then pop into the air about three yards from the goalline.
In a night crossed with purpose and serendipity, Coleman snagged the ball and dove into the end zone.
The Seahawks led 34-7 after Coleman's unlikely touchdown. The Saints had been beaten, the league had been notified again.
"We feel like we don't get as much credit as we should," Baldwin said. "But, that fuels our fire."
Seattle is a franchise-record 11-1 with a two-game lead for home-field advantage in the playoffs – while holding the tiebreaker advantage with wins against the 9-3 Saints and 9-3 Carolina Panthers (With both those teams set to play each other twice in the next four weeks).
Maintain this for four more games and the Seahawks play where Wilson has won 14 consecutive games.
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He also told police he uses oxygen at night, but it was at home.
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Danny was proud to have served his country in the U. S. Army in special forces as a green beret. He was a member of Bible Baptist Church. There he was the bus mechanic, sang in the choir, and was a junior boys Sunday school teacher. He owned and operated Peffley & Hinshaw Wrecker Service for 35 years. He retired this year. Danny was known for having a great sense of humor, being a hard worker, loving animals, being a good Christian and being a good friend to many. Most of all, Danny loved his family.
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The number of Ohioans going into business for themselves has declined partly because traditional self-employment industries such as construction and real estate were devastated by the recession and have been slow to recover, according to the newspaper's report.
It's not necessarily a good thing or a bad thing, it's just (that) the nature of the Ohio economy is people on average are less likely to be self-employed than in some other states, said Scott Shane, economics professor with Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
He said Ohio likely has a lower level of self-employed workers than many other states because it is heavily dependent on industries such as auto and steel production, where self-employment is often impossible.
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Journal Scan: Vinblastine—A promising alternative for treating urinary tract TCC in dogs
Transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) is the most common malignancy of the urinary tract in dogs, predominantly affecting older females. Treatment of these tumors is complicated by the fact that up to 20% of these dogs already have metastases at the time of diagnosis. The current paradigm for treating TCC of the urinary tract in dogs has had limited success.
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Initially, all dogs were treated with vinblastine at a dose of 3 mg/m2 given intravenously every two weeks. However, because of marked myelosuppression (neutropenia), especially in dogs weighing less than 33 lb (15 kg), the protocol was modified so that smaller dogs and those that were at risk for a heritable condition that could affect vinblastine metabolism were administered lower initial doses (2.5 mg/m2).
Before each treatment, a complete blood cell count was evaluated. The blood work was repeated monthly, along with a serum chemistry profile, urinalysis, urinary tract ultrasonographic examination, and ultrasound mapping of the bladder masses. Before treatment and at eight-week intervals, thoracic and abdominal radiographic examinations and a full abdominal ultrasonographic examination were performed.
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Take-home message
Arnold EJ, Childress MO, Fourez LM, et al. Clinical trial of vinblastine in dogs with transitional cell carcinoma of the urinary bladder. J Vet Intern Med 2011;25(6):1385-1390.
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John Drew Barrymore
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|John Drew Barrymore
|John Blyth Barrymore[1]
June 4, 1932
Los Angeles, California, U.S.
|November 29, 2004
(aged 72)
Los Angeles, California, U.S.
|Film, television actor
John Drew Barrymore (born John Blyth Barrymore; June 4, 1932 – November 29, 2004) was a member of the Barrymore family of actors, which included his father, John Barrymore, and his father's siblings, Lionel and Ethel. He was the father of four children, including John Blyth Barrymore and actress Drew Barrymore. His half-sister was Diana Barrymore from his father's second marriage.
Early life[edit]
Barrymore was born in Los Angeles, California to John Barrymore and Dolores Costello. He was a late child for his father, who wanted a son and was 50 years old at his birth, while his mother was 28. His parents divorced when he was around three years old in 1935, and Barrymore said he had met his father only once. His father died in 1942 when Barrymore was nine years old. He also stated that he and his cousin, Dirk Drew Davenport, enlisted in the United States Navy during World War II. As both were tall for their age, the military did not discover until several weeks later that the boys were below the minimum enlistment age. Barrymore ran away when he was 17 years old and signed a film contract, but repeatedly abandoned leading roles and had no major film career.[2]
In 1958, he changed his middle name to Drew, although he had previously been credited in past works as Blyth. This was followed by a brief resurgence in Italian movies, as he appeared in several leading roles. He also appeared several times in the TV series Gunsmoke. However, Barrymore's social behavior obstructed any professional progress. In the 1960s, he was occasionally incarcerated for drug use, public drunkenness, and spousal abuse.[3][4]
He notably guest-starred in other memorable episodes of classic TV Westerns Rawhide – "Incident of The Haunted Hills" – playing a half-Native half-White outcast and Wagon Train – "The Ruttledge Munroe Story" – playing a "too cheerful" character who spreads death wherever he goes and turns out to be a figure from Major Adams's (Ward Bond) military past.
In 1966, Barrymore accepted a major guest role as Lazarus in the Star Trek episode "The Alternative Factor". However, he failed to show up (and was ultimately replaced at the last minute by actor Robert Brown), resulting in a SAG suspension of six months.[5] He did appear as Stacey Daggart in the 1966–67 NBC series The Road West, starring Barry Sullivan.
Although he continued to appear occasionally on screen, he became more and more reclusive. Suffering from the same problems that had destroyed his father, John Drew became a derelict. Estranged from his family, including his children, his lifestyle continued to worsen and his physical and mental health deteriorated.[6][7]
In 2003, daughter Drew Barrymore moved him near her home despite their estrangement, paying his medical bills until his death from cancer. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to television.
Marriage and children[edit]
Barrymore married four times, and all four marriages ending in divorce. He married actress Cara Williams in 1952, they divorced in 1959. His fourth child, Drew Barrymore, became a successful film actress and producer.
- The Sundowners (1950)
- High Lonesome (1950)
- Quebec (1951)
- The Big Night (1951)
- Thunderbirds (1952)
- While the City Sleeps (1956)
- The Shadow on the Window (1957)
- High School Confidential (1958)
- Never Love a Stranger (1958)
- Desilu Playhouse episode – "Silent Thunder" (1958)
- Wagon Train episode – "The Ruttledge Munroe Story " (1958)
- Rawhide episodes – "The Haunted Hills" (1959),"Corporal Dasovik" (1964),
"Ride a Crooked Mile" (1965) in different roles
- Night of the Quarter Moon (1959)
- Ti aspetterò all'inferno (1960)
- The Night They Killed Rasputin (1960)
- The Cossacks (1960)
- The Pharaoh's Woman (1960)
- The Trojan Horse (1961)
- Pontius Pilate (1962)
- The Centurion (1962)
- The Conqueror of Corinth (1962)
- Invasion 1700 (1963)
- Weapons of War (1963)
- The Keeler Affair (1963)
- Death on the Four Poster (1964)
- War of the Zombies (1964) aka Rome Against Rome
- The Wild Wild West episode – "The Night of the Double-Edged Knife" (1965)
- Crimine a due (1965)
- Gunsmoke TV episodes – "One Killer on Ice" (aired 01/23/1965) and "Seven Hours to Dawn" (09/18/1965)
- Winchester '73 (TV) (1967)
- The Clones (1973)
- Kung Fu TV episode – "A Dream Within a Dream" (1974)
- Baby Blue Marine (1976)
- ^ According to the State of California. California Birth Index, 1905-1995. Center for Health Statistics, California Department of Health Services, Sacramento, California. Searchable at http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/39461
- ^ John Drew Barrymore, 72; Troubled Heir to the Throne of the Royal Family of Acting, Los Angeles Times obituary, 1 December 2004
- ^ John Drew Barrymore, 72; Troubled Heir to the Throne of the Royal Family of Acting, Los Angeles Times obituary, 1 December 2004
- ^ John Drew Barrymore, 72, of Acting Clan, New York Times obituary, 1 December 2004
- ^ Solow, Herbert F. & Robert H. Justman "Inside Star Trek" ISBN 0-671-89628-8 pp. 201-202
- ^ John Drew Barrymore Actor son of John Barrymore who exceeded even his father's off-screen excesses, The Independent obituary, 1 December 2004
- ^ John Drew Barrymore dies, Sydney Morning Herald, 30 November 2004
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to John Drew Barrymore.
- John Drew Barrymore at the Internet Movie Database
- John Drew Barrymore at AllMovie.com
- John Drew Barrymore at Find a Grave
- Desilu Playhouse "Silent Thunder" on YouTube John Drew Barrymore plays lead role. Complete 52min episode from 16mm film - aired Nov. 24, 1958.


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VALORIE EVERSOLE - Daily Union Reporter
Shelbyville residents will see their water rates increase this spring as a result of the adoption of an ordinance passed Monday night by the City Council.
The increase rate passed was recommended by the engineering firm of Bainbridge, Gee, Milanski & Associates of Decature and tailored to meet the expenses for water tower maintenance contract also passed Monday evening.
"This is the only way to generate money for maintenance on the infrastructure of the towers," Commissioner Bill Shoaff said.
The city has five steel tanks which have rust damage and four of the five still have lead-based paint, which needs to be removed. The maintenance contract will provide routine and incidental service to the city's tanks over a 15-year period.
The ordinance raised the usage rates for city residents to $5.53 per 1,000 gallons for the first 2,000 gallons - an increase of $1.68 over the current rate. The rate per 1,000 gallons drops through a series of five tiers after the first 2,000 gallons.
For area residents rates will increase to $14.30 for first 2,000 gallons and $6.30 per 1,000 gallons after.
Shoaff noted that for a 5,000 gallon city user would pay $25.94 under the new rate - an increase of $7.89. Area residents would pay $33.20 for 5,000 gallons - an increase of $6.25
"It is cheaper to do it this way and spread the cost over a period of year," Shoaff said.
"This helps our budget. To do this (maintenance contract), we've got to raise our rates," he said.
Steve Bainbridge added that the rates are based on water usage over a couple of years.
Commissioner Jeff Johnson, who later voted no on the ordinance, asked if there was any money allocated to maintenance at the present time.
"Only for lines and insurance and bonds," Shoaff answered.
"Rates should have been raised over a period of years," Shoaff added. "We do have low water rates. We've just got to do it."
"We just don't have the money to offset it (tank maintenance). The only way is to pay as we go. A new tower costs between $3 and $4 million," Shoaff continued. "The maintenance agreement is a fixed amount that we can pay monthly, quarterly, or yearly as we want."
The rates would be effective March 1 for city residents and August 1 for area users.
The council also unanimously approved the fixed rate 15-year maintenance contract with Utility Service Company, Inc. for the water towers at a cost of $212,294 per year.
In other business Shoaff reported that the new roof on the water treatment plant has been installed.
"There were some soft spots in the old roof," he noted.
Commissioner Brent Fogleman reported that the Fraternal Order of Police has asked for a date to begin negotiations. Their present contract ends April 30.