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Non-Linux FOSS: Juice
Many Windows or Macintosh users are perfectly happy to download their podcasts with iTunes or something similar. Here at Linux Journal, however, we like to offer open-source alternatives. Enter Juice. Juice is a cross-platform, open-source application for downloading podcasts.
Juice is fast, efficient and very feature-rich. Our favorite feature is the built-in directory with thousands of podcast feeds from which to choose. Add things like auto cleanup, centralized feed management and accessibility options, and you have an awesome tool for getting your audio information fix. Check it out for Windows, Mac OS or Linux at http://juicereceiver.sourceforge.net.
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This is a great news and I am sure that the users will be happy to know about this, because their work will be easier in this way.
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Hello guys, Juice is very wonderful indeed. I like it amazingly though Non-Linux FOSS. Thanks for published.
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Hehe.....Juice is a cross-platform! I have been long time fan of juice. I have found it very appreciative though. Thanks!
Android Podcast Client
A good Android podcast client is Beyondpod, does everything I want in a Podcast client.
This version and Icepodder are totally unsupported now, and dont even work ob Distros new than Ubuntu 8.04 I tend to us the commandline podcast client Hpodder, runs every hour on a cron.
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Bring on an Android version
Love to see an android version with sync to the cloud support..
wine version
I tried the windows version, couldn't get it to work.
It found podcasts, but the app log said it couldn't download them. Maybe a settings problem?
Can't get it for Linux
Unfortunately it will only let you download the Windows or Mac version. If you attempt to get the Linux version this is the message you get.
Due to heavy delays for the GNU/Linux variant of Juice we'd like to present you some options to receive podcasts on this platform:
Icepodder v5.5 - A Linux podcatcher/RSS client. Geek tested.
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More than a few political observers have noted in the 2012 election cycle that President Barack Obama's re-election campaign has failed to match the excitement brought on by the 2008 campaign. But according to a survey of Democratic party activists in Missouri, 85 percent of those polled say they are more confident in the President's chances of winning in November now that we're through the convention season.
That is one of the findings of the latest Patch Blue Arch survey of Democratic officeholders, candidates, voters and other activists taken September 10-12. Fifty-two people were surveyed and 27 people responded.
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Fourteen point 8 percent of the panelists say their minds have not changed since the conventions.
Will that enthusiasm about the President's chances translate into turnout?
When asked if "The Democratic convention provided the party with the momentum it needs to get the base to turn out for what is expected to be a close election," 92.5 percent agreed in some way, while 3.7 disagreed. One respondent had no opinion.
Missouri Democrats told Patch in survey prior to the DNC
What Worked, What Didn't
Former President Bill Clinton was the star of the convention in the eyes of many, with 20 of the 27 respondents mentioning his speech as a highlight.
"Bill Clinton's speech. He basically yelled at Democrats for being so apologetic," one person wrote.
Others referenced First Lady Michelle Obama's address and Sandra Fluke, who rose to promience over her congressional testimony regarding Planned Parenthood funding and ensuing comments from talk show host Rush Limbaugh.
Just as was the case in a survey of Missouri Republicans regarding the GOP convention, few respondents mentioned their Presidential nominee as a highlight. In fact, one person mentioned President Obama
One respondent mentioned the President's "toning down his passionate style of speaking," as a misstep.
Thirteen cited problems with the party's platform which forced delegates into a floor vote to restore "God" to it, as well as clarify that the capitol of Israel should be in Jerusalem.
The Red Arch/Blue Arch Survey
Patch political surveys are not a scientific random sample of any larger population, but rather an effort to listen to a swath of influential local Republican and Democratic activists, party leaders and elected officials in Missouri. All of these individuals have agreed to participate in the surveys, although not all responded to this week's questions. Interviews for this poll were conducted Sept. 10-12.
Patch will be conducting Red Arch and Blue Arch surveys throughout 2012 in hopes of determining the true sentiment of conservatives, liberals and moderates on the ground in Missouri.
If you are an activist, party leader or elected official and would like to take part in a bi-weekly survey that lasts just a few minutes, please email email@example.com.
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During the 1960s the saying went: "Don't trust anyone over 30 ... except Buckminster Fuller." Born in the 1890s, this philosopher, engineer and creator of the geodesic dome described himself as "a living verb." Recipient of 48 honorary degrees, Fuller had a transcendent global vision of humanity and science that let him foresee future events. Enjoy priceless footage and interviews with this respected maverick thinker and sage who devoted his life to helping the planet. 180 minutes.


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I'd like to thank Rachel Macalpine again for sending me the debate between Alan Conradi of the Sydney Atheists and minister Mike Paget. Since I recently did a lecture on evangelical atheism, this seems like a good opportunity to point out some techniques in action. I've asked if I can provide constructive feedback on this …
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Oct 22 2008
Constructive criticism on the rumble in Sydney
Oct 21 2008
Rumble in Sydney
Last week, our good friend Alan Conradi, hailing from the Sydney Atheists group (in Australia), performed a live stage debate discussing the topic "Which makes more sense: Atheism or Christianity?" Here's the video.
Oct 14 2008
Fixed video on atheist evangelism
I repaired the earlier post with the video, but I figured I might as well repost it. This is the full 82 minute version.
Oct 08 2008
How atheists can be effective evangelists
Unfortunately the video of my lecture is cut off after 27 minutes, when it went on more than twice that long. I'm currently checking to see if we can correct that. The official lecture page is on the ACA site, and you can download my slide presentation from there. Update: the full 82 minute video …


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Get to better know Anette Monroe, who is a passionate blogger on Patch and goes where no woman—or man—has gone before. At least when it comes to parts of Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico where she leads divers on tours, lessons and certification training.
Blog: Gulfport Dive Center on Patch
Town: Gulfport, Pinellas Beaches and Dunedin
Writer: Anette Monroe
Started: Nov. 23, 2012
Social Media Pages: Gulfport Dive Center on Facebook
Why did you start your blog?
We opened our Dive Center in Gulfport the first of Nov. 2012 and early on I started page for the store on Facebook. I did this to keep people updated on what was going on in the store, on the dive trips we are planning and on our dive club meetings. I soon realized that I wanted to write more than what I could on Facebook as a medium. People do not want to read long stories on Facebook about my passion in life, scuba diving, so I started to think about blogging since I have done that before. So when I found out that I could blog on The Patch, I jumped right in!
How has your blog evolved over time?
I planned to blog a couple of times a week with two general topics; the maritime history of Tampa Bay, dive sites and how to identify fish on Mondays and then scuba diving as a lifestyle on Fridays. I realized that my time was more limited than I thought, opening a new business as we did, and I wanted to write about whatever came up around scuba diving in my life, so I left my planned schedule.
When do you find time to write?
I am prioritizing my blog since I find it entertaining to write my thoughts and share my underwater pictures with people. My pictures used to stay where they were in a folder on my computer, not many people seeing them or even knowing I took pictures. There is something satisfying with not only expressing yourself through words and pictures but to share them with others as well. I write my blog posts most of the time in the evening instead of watching TV, or if there is nothing more urgent that needs my attention when I am in our store.
What have you learned from your own blog?
That it is nice to meet my readers in real life. I get happy when someone tells me they read my blog!
What has been the most interesting or scariest or weirdest thing you've seen while underwater?
I started to panic on a night dive in an underwater cavern on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean in Hawaii one time. We were with a whole bunch of divers in that cavern, and some of the divers were not experienced enough to go on a dive like that. They had no control over their buoyancy so we had arms, legs and flash lights waving everywhere. It not only scared away any critters in there, it blew up the silt from the bottom so the visibility went worse than it should have been. I grabbed my husband's arm, stared at a stone on the floor and calmed myself down with my thoughts. The panic passed and I continued my dive as planned. That was a dive to remember.
Where is your favorite place to go scuba diving in Tampa Bay?
The ship wreck of Sheridan, a 180-foot tug boat that was sunk as an artificial reef off shore of Clearwater. It is intact and upright and a beautiful ship to spot when you make your descent. I saw a black-tipped shark there once!


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The woman survived about eight decades on this earth, but her death gave no dignity to those years.
On June 19, 1997, the mummified body of a petite black woman with short, curly, gray-and-white hair—only 5 feet tall and weighing only 100 pounds—was found over a hillside behind the Ponderosa Restaurant at 920 Ohio River Blvd. (Route 65) in Avalon.
The woman, who was found inside a blue sleeping bag, was wrapped in two black plastic trash bags—one tied over her head, one tied over her feet—then wrapped again in what authorities believe was a plastic mattress cover, according to the Pennsylvania Missing Persons website.
Her head was lying on a pillow with a towel covering her face. Her body was covered with a green blanket. She was dressed in beige slacks, a light green adult diaper a sweatshirt, a white (but yellowish discolored) bra and two pairs of socks—one set pink, the other green.
She also wore a long-sleeved, yellow sweatshirt with "USA for Africa" in big, blue block letters. A musical note was on the "A" in USA and a leaf or tree was on the first "A" in Africa. The shirt also featured red script lettering which read "United Support of Artists for Africa." Because the body was mummified, it was likely she had been deceased for a period of time between 6 weeks and a year in a sheltered place.
Authorities are not sure how long she was on the hillside where she was found. She died of natural causes and hardening of the arteries was noted by the medical examiner.
Her identity was never determined. No one claimed her body. And her remains were eventually cremated.
If you have any information about this case, contact the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office at 412-350-4800.
For more information about this and other missing person cases, visit Pennsylvania Missing Persons, NamUs or the Doe Network.
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The joint St. Charles City/County Veteran's day commemoration will be held at the St. Charles City Veteran's Memorial, Bishop's Landing, at the traditional "11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month" which signifies the time the armistice was signed ending World War One. The St. Charles Municipal Band will begin the event with a patriotic musical prelude at 10:45 AM. St. Charles Mayor Sally Faith and St. Charles County Director of Administration Chuck Gross will give opening remarks. Keynote speaker will be VFW Service Officer Bob Murphy, a Vietnam War combat infantryman. Ruth Scheidegger will sing the National Anthem while American Legion Post 312 will provide the rifle salute honoring all veterans past and present. St. Charles Veteran's Commission Chairman, Tom Kuypers, will emcee.
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Elijah P. Curtis House in Metropolis.
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Elijah P. Curtis House in Metropolis.
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|Wikimedia Commons: Metropolis, Illinois
Metropolis is a city located along the Ohio River in Massac County, Illinois, United States. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 6,482. It is the county seat of Massac County.[1] Metropolis is part of the Paducah, KY-IL Micropolitan Statistical Area and is located in Southern Illinois.
Located on the Ohio River, the Metropolis area has been settled by many different peoples throughout history. For thousands of years, varying cultures of American Indians populated the area. The most complex society was the Mississippian culture, which reached its peak around 1100 AD and built a large city at Cahokia, near the Mississippi River and present-day Collinsville, Illinois to the north opposite St. Louis, Missouri. Its people built large earthworks and related structures, many of which have been preserved and protected at the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mississippian culture regional centers arose throughout the Ohio and lower Mississippian valleys, where the rivers were part of widespread trading routes used for exchange with other cultures.
In 1757, Massac County was settled by a French expedition, which built Fort De L'Ascension for use during the French and Indian War against the British (the war is also known as the Seven Years War, which took place largely in Europe.) The garrison at the fort was able to resist a Cherokee attack during the war. Afterward the defeated French abandoned the fort, and many moved west of the Mississippi River to escape British rule. When the victorious British colonists arrived to take control of territory ceded by the French, the Chickasaw had already destroyed the fort.
During the American Revolutionary War, the mostly ethnic French residents of the town were sympathetic to the rebels. Afterward in 1794, President George Washington ordered Fort Massac reconstructed, at a strategic site high above the Ohio River. In 1811-12, the fort was severely damaged by the New Madrid earthquake. Rather than rebuild, the US military abandoned the facility in 1814, as its forces were needed further west. Local settlers scavenged the timbers and left little behind of the original construction materials.
This section of the state was largely settled by migrants from the Upper South, and many brought slaves with them. It was years after Illinois was admitted as a free state that all such slaves gained their freedom. In 1843, the Illinois Legislature formed Massac County. The McCartney family became leaders in building the town of Metropolis.
Prior to the American Civil War, some groups worked to establish a Western District of Columbia, to include present-day Metropolis and the nearby area of Kentucky. An 1850 map illustrates this proposal.
During the early years of the American Civil War, soldiers were encamped in the vicinity. Although Illinois was established as a free state, this section had many southern sympathizers. Despite this background, the state stayed with the Union during the war.
During the twentieth century, agriculture has continued to be the economic driver of the region. The state's authorization of riverboat gambling led to Metropolis becoming the site of the Harrah's Metropolis casino/hotel, a riverboat casino frequented by visitors from around the region. Tourism is one of the city's largest industries.[2]
Metropolis is also the site of the Honeywell Uranium Hexafluoride Processing Facility, which converts milled uranium into uranium hexafluoride for nuclear reactors.[3]
Metropolis is located at 37°9′12″N 88°43′31″W / 37.15333°N 88.72528°W (37.153332, -88.725374).[5]
According to the 2010 census, the city has a total area of 5.98 square miles (15.5 km2), of which 5.87 square miles (15.2 km2) (or 98.16%) is land and 0.11 square miles (0.28 km2) (or 1.84%) is water.[6]
As of the census[7] of 2000, there were 6,482 people, 2,896 households, and 1,708 families residing in the city. The population density was 1,295.1 people per square mile (499.5/km²). There were 3,265 housing units at an average density of 652.3 per square mile (251.6/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 90.53% White, 7.61% African American, 0.20% Native American, 0.20% Asian, 0.45% from other races, and 1.02% from two or more races. Hispanics or Latinos of any race were 0.74% of the population.
There were 2,896 households out of which 24.4% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 43.6% were married couples living together, 11.9% had a female householder with no husband present, and 41.0% were non-families. 36.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 20.0% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.13 and the average family size was 2.77.
In the city the population was spread out with 20.0% under 18, 7.8% from 18 to 24, 25.4% from 25 to 44, 21.9% from 45 to 64, and 24.8% ages 65 or older. The median age was 43 years. For every 100 females there were 79.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 75.0 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $25,371, and the median income for a family was $33,979. Males had a median income of $27,630 versus $17,561 for females. The per capita income for the city was $15,967. About 12.5% of families and 17.2% of the population were below the poverty line, including 21.8% of those under age 18 and 16.7% of those age 65 or over.
Metropolis is served by Interstate 24, which runs from Chattanooga, Tennessee northwest to St. Louis, Missouri via Interstates 57 and 64. It is also served by U.S. Route 45, which runs geographically east-west through the area but runs north to Chicago and south to Paducah, and is signed north-south.
Illinois Route 145 lies east of the city and serves remote areas of nearby Shawnee National Forest.
Metropolis is home to Massac Memorial Hospital, a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital that opened in 1956. Originally shaped like a cross, the hospital is located on the northwest side of town. The Hospital has undergone several renovations and additions to make updates to the original facility. Current services offered include Ambulance, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Cardiopulmonary, Emergency Department, Imaging, Laboratory, Massac Memorial Medical Clinic, Rehabilitation Services, Sleep Disorders Center, Specialty Clinic, Surgery, and Transitional Care.[8] A Fresenius Medical Care Dialysis Center was constructed on the campus and opened in 2009.[9]
The city of Metropolis in the Superman saga is typically depicted as a large American city, such as Chicago or New York City (although Joe Shuster, the original artist and co-creator of the comic book series, based Metropolis on his hometown of Toronto).[11]
The town of Metropolis, Illinois is much more like Superman's adoptive midwestern home town of Smallville. The only movie theater in Metropolis has closed. Residents who want to see a theatrical release of a Superman film, ostensibly set in their town's fictional namesake, must travel to another town (typically Paducah, Kentucky) to do so.[12]
The real town of Metropolis is portrayed in one Superman comic-book story, specifically "Superman #92", in a story titled "Massacre in Metropolis!" (which is continued into "Adventures of Superman #515"), as a town whose citizens idolize, what is to them, the real-life Man of Steel. A villain named Massacre arrives in the town, having gotten lost and thinking he was in the "other" Metropolis, the city where Superman actually lives. He attacks a security guard and threatens many citizens in order to get proper directions to Superman's Metropolis.
In DC Comics, Superman resides in a city called "Metropolis", and hence, Metropolis, Illinois has a giant statue of him on a main street in downtown Metropolis. The statue is located in front of the town courthouse. They hold a celebration annually in June called "The Superman Celebration" where comic book collectors come from all over the United States. Although Superman's Metropolis is usually used as an allegory for New York City, and in Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman is located in the fictional state of New Troy, one Adventures of Superman episode actually alludes to Superman living in Illinois. In the first season episode "A Night of Terror" Jimmy Olsen and Clark Kent make plans to go see a Chicago White Sox game. Since Jimmy doesn't know Clark's secret identity, it is reasonable to assume that they plan on driving across the state as opposed to flying halfway across the country. Metropolis, Illinois was founded in 1839.[13]
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"This is by far the most important customer-facing undertaking we do each year," said Brad Kitterman, president of Aclara Technologies. "The value created bringing this many customers together with more than 100 Aclara employees over a four-day period is the fuel that drives our company."
Indeed, clients will be treated to a real, hands-on experience at Aclara's largest-ever demonstration center, where the company will announce some of its newest products and services, like the iiDEAS™ data management system, eTWACS™ for increased communications, Metrum Cellular™, offering high performance, security, reliability and control over AMI systems, and a sneak peak at the latest developments for Aclara's largest-ever gathering of water customers.
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Conference attendees can get acquainted with Aclara's new customer portal, Aclara_connect, an advanced, collaborative environment allowing clients access to training materials, forums, case studies, documentation and more on any device, anytime, anywhere. Aclara_connect enables customers to work smarter, build strong relationships with industry peers and subject matter experts, and be better informed about industry trends in the utility marketplace.
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An Empirical Taxonomy of Problem Posing Processes
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Nicholas Mousoulides
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Marios Pittalis
The University of Cyprus
Demetra Pitta-Pantazi
The University of Cyprus
Bharath Sriraman
University of Montana
This article focuses on the construction, description and testing of a theoretical model of problem posing. We operationalize procesess that are frequently described in problem solving and problem posing literature inorder to generate a model. We name these processes editing quantitative information, their meanings or relationships, selecting quantitative information, comprehending and organizing quantitative information by giving it meaning or creating relations between provided information, and translating quantitative information from one form to another. The validity and the applicability of the model is empirically tested using five problem-posing tests with 143 6th grade students in Cyprus. The analysis shows that three different categories of students can be identified. Category 1 students are able to respond only to the comprehension tasks. Category 2 students are able to respond to both the comprehension and translation tasks, while Category 3 students are able to respond to all types of tasks. The results of the study also show that students are more successful in first posing problems that involve comprehending processes, then translation processes and finally editing and selecting processes.
Keywords: Problem Posing; Problem Solving; Quantitative Experimental Designs; Structural Equation Modeling
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This essay describes Smith's analysis of ethics in his Theory of Moral Sentiments: the interaction of our nature and our nurturing that makes common civic ethics possible and the dynamic interaction of individuals and extant societal constructions that can lead to ever more mature systems of civic ethics and thus toward those conditions necessary for a constructive, sustainable liberal system.
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Panthers linebacker Jon Beason has heard the talk throughout the offseason.
Coming off three surgeries in a 17-month span, Beason is broken down, used up, finished, according to some fans and critics.
Beason, who turned 28 in January, doesnt agree with the reports of his early demise. But he gets it.
As fans, you understand that its all about the experience. They want to go to the game. They want to see a great product. They want their team to win, and win Super Bowls. Thats it. I understand that. Thats what you hope to deliver, Beason said. When you do get hurt, you get a chance to sit back and watch how nothing changes.
What Beason meant is that when Player X gets hurt, the team plugs in Player Y and keeps going.
In the Panthers case, Player Y turned out to be The Associated Press Defensive Rookie of the Year and the league leader in tackles.
Now Luke Kuechly has Beasons former spot at middle linebacker.
Beason, speaking at the launch of his charitable foundation Tuesday at the Palm restaurant, said he is open to playing outside linebacker, is recovering well from knee and shoulder surgeries and expects to return to his pre-injury form.
Ill be better, Beason said. I cant even fathom not being better than I previously was. Especially, when you get to this stage of your career, mentally the advantage is through the roof. You know how to prepare, and those are the things that youre focusing on more.
It should be noted that Beason made the same statement last offseason when he was coming back from a torn Achilles that ended his 2011 season in Week 1. Beason has played in just five games since signing a five-year, $51.5 million contract extension in 2011 that made him the NFLs highest-paid middle linebacker.
He underwent microfracture surgery on his right knee last October, and had his left labrum repaired in January. Beason will be limited in organized team activities if he participates at all. His goal is to be ready for the start of training camp in July.
Beason said hes been busting my butt in the training room, and characterized his shoulder surgery as insignificant.
As a linebacker, we always talk, we dont care about wings. We talk about the wheels, he said. We dont want to blow a tire out.
But Beason has blown out both tires the past two seasons. Being on the other side of the curtain, relegated to whirlpools and physical therapy, has given Beason more of an appreciation of the fleeting nature of his craft.
You realize that your times limited and you should make the best of it, Beason said. Even the tough times and situations like this.
Beason, who went to three consecutive Pro Bowls from 2008-2010, was admittedly miffed when the Panthers used the ninth pick in last years draft to take another middle linebacker. He made it clear he wasnt interested in giving up his spot to a rookie, and Panthers coach Ron Rivera started Beason in the middle the first four games.
Only when Beason was sidelined did Kuechly move to the middle. Both Kuechly and the entire defense played better.
He can help you win a championship, and thats really what its about, Beason said. For me, sitting back and watching, OK, this kid is exceptional. Hes an unbelievable talent. Why not be out there with him?
Beason said he would likely play the weak side, where Thomas Davis started the final 12 games last season after returning from three ACL surgeries. Beason said Davis would shift to the strong side, which requires more coverage responsibilities in the Panthers 4-3 scheme a skill set the Panthers believe better suits Davis, who played safety at Georgia.
Beason, who had the Panthers three highest single-season tackle totals before James Anderson and Kuechly passed him, said playing the weak side will give him the freedom to run down ball-carriers and blitz.
But until he does it in a game, he knows there will be doubters.
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On April 2, 2014 law enforcement agencies from across South Carolina were recognized by the SC Department of Public Safety Office of Highway Safety for our efforts to reduce impaired driving in 2013 in the 9th annual DUI Enforcement Recognition Ceremony. Awards were presented in several categories and the following three were presented to the TRPD, which had a total of 77 DUI arrests in 2013:
"DUI Silver Hero" award for 25-49 or more DUI arrests: Officer Jeremy Jones
"DUI Bronze Hero" award for 10-24 DUI arrests: Officer Matt Nodine
The TRPD as a whole was also awarded a Watch Guard digital in-car video camera for our entire agency's impaired driving enforcement efforts this past year.
Please join with us in congratulating these officers and everyone here at the TRPD who contributed to keeping our community safe from impaired drivers for another year.
TRPD names employees of the year for 2013.
At the City's Christmas party, the TRPD presented its annual "officer/civilian team member of the year" awards to Officer Jeremy Jones and Communications Specialist Mary Cutler, respectively. Since 2006, the police department members have nominated their fellow employees for these prestigious awards, and the winners' plaques are displayed in the lobby of City Hall for the following year.
Please join us in congratulating the winners of these well-deserved awards as you read a few of the comments submitted by their co-workers.
Jeremy Jones:
"...works hard, is on time, doesn't call in sick...helpful to both co-workers and the public...Jeremy routinely conducts multiple DUI cases per week with quality investigation and knowledge...Jeremy is a bright and knowledgeable officer...deserves this award because of his commitment to this agency and the people, [his] integrity, and [his] servant's heart...committed to TR and its people, whether citizens or visitors...takes the extra time to check businesses' or churches' doors for security...Jeremy is the best. He comes in ready to go every day...has taken on special projects and has always shown he gives 110%...he is proactive and has a level head...continues to be a "can do" guy whenever something needs to be done...a pleasure to be around and [he] takes great pride in his job...has risen to [become] a great DUI hunter with quality work from the stop to the report."
Mary Cutler:
"...Mary is an all around great asset to the department...always displays a cheerful and "can do" attitude...ready and willing to help us in any way she can...a joy to work with...takes her job seriously and goes above and beyond...always stays busy and focused on her job...very professional...continually looking into ways to make Dispatch look better [and] run more efficiently...officer safety is a big concern for Mary and she works very hard at keeping us safe and well-informed...a dedicated hard worker...well organized and she keeps the Communications area very neat and clean...a veteran 911 dispatcher who does an excellent job for the TRPD."
Local businesses refuse to sell alcohol to minors.
The TRPD would like to express public gratitude to several local retailers for their efforts in reducing underage drinking in Travelers Rest.
As a member agency of the Greenville County Alcohol Enforcement Team, the TRPD sent an undercover operative into several retail establishments on September 27 to attempt to purchase alcoholic beverages. To sell to this person would have been a violation of law as this person is underage. We are very happy to report that six businesses inspected by Officer Nodine checked the operative's ID and refused to complete the sale. Those businesses are Spinx, Wills #2, Save-A-Lot, Molinas, Walmart, and CVS.
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After tomorrow's game is when I think Zach will start to negotiate. 6 days off should be plenty of time to hammer out a new contract.
as I said on HF:
its clear to me that Zach really does want to stay. I also don't think that the Devils would have offered him the C without having every intention of keeping him. its not like they didn't know about the financial issues this past July
that being said, if we don't sort out the ownership issues I have a hard time believing we'll be able to come up with the cash to sign him, even if he wants to stay at a reasonable price
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He will do what I tell him to do.
I am starting to wonder what Parise is really worth at this point as far as a contract goes. I know he is coming back from a major knee injury but he is just a very good player at this point, he hasn't returned to his former self. His timing for that knee injury was as bad for him as it was for Lou.
Just babbling out loud now.
Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son.
I think Parise came back and found a guy who is on his line that plays a similar game to what he played but is younger and another guy who plays best when someone feeds him for a fast break or for the big shot, so he adapted his game and has become more of a puck distributor than a garbage goal scorer.


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huntzinger Posts: 350I don't specifically know GM's European products, and while I wouldn't be surprised if they have diesels, my point is that merely being a diesel is not enough, due to the USA's incredibly strict standards.
Thus, the diesel today has to be of the "BluTek" (Urea injection) type for the USA market.
So the question is: who's already has a Blu-Tek diesel?
I know Mercedes does, and a few others. But I don't think GM has one.
If GM doesn't, then their only options are "make or buy".
"Make" - means doing the Blu-Tek type of development work in-house themselves, and not violate any existing patents or IP. This requires at least a couple of years of engine development, followed by a couple more years to figure out how to integrate those engine changes into a specific production automobile - - I think its safe to say 5-6 years absolute minimum until they get production product out to retail, which equals the 2014-2015 Model Year as their first opportunity for relief through this strategy.
"Buy" - means that for whatever reason -- ie, GM is bleeding and might not survive to 2014 -- then they have to slash the schedule by buying (licensing) someone else's Intellectual Property (IP). This cuts off the 2-3 year's worth of the engine's half of the development timeline and if they were dead serious, could have a product out by 2011-2012.
Of course, there's also the option of:
"Cheat" - get Congress to change the rules. Relaxing the diesel pollution standards would let them bring over their current (Euro) motors immediately. However, due to lack of fleet commonality, there still would be some engineering integration work to be done, so while they could conceivably get a few models by 2010, the 2011-2012 timeframe is more likely. What's "in it for GM" is that they won't have to be licensing someone else's technology - - but the problem for them is that Europe and possibly also Japan already have this engineering work done and can beat GM to market.
nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,687Well, I dunno: just how many engines do you think they will make available for each model? I am sure they will be keeping the monster engines they use in AMG models now, but take the E-class or S-class for instance. I doubt they will ADD a turbo to the line-up, I think they will add a turbo and REMOVE one of the other optional engines. There go a couple of V-8s...
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fintail Posts: 33,515In Europe there are many engines per class, where here we usually see no more than 2 or 3, including AMG.
I could see all smaller engined cars reach a turbo design, and perhaps the upcoming hybrid S-class will work its way down the line, too. But the current performance engines aren't suddenly going away by 2010, too much invested in the 6.2 unit especially. The article is somewhat misleading.
wtd44 Posts: 1,211If we get real lucky, we will use natural gas in place of some gasoline, as we move on to a future fuel such as hydrogen. Our natural gas resources are very high, and using them will not compete with food as does corn-based ethanol, although we use natural gas for heating, etc.
"I think it likely that the reality is that both represent very expensive oil, which is no solution to the oil price problem, obviously. "
You are exactly right. The undrilled onshore leases held by oil companies large and small are being explored as fast as the rigs allow, but the basic truth is that the large, easily-produced onshore oil accumulation in the US were found years, well decades, ago. High oil prices allow exploring for high-cost oil, but these aren't the wells that'll produce at high rates.
edit-I almost forgot - if an oil company actually 'sits on' a lease, they can (and are) sued by the property owner for 'failure to develop', so it's really a myth that there are all these millions of acres of productive land that the oil companies just don't want to drill. Simply untrue.
hpmctorque Posts: 4,168It's happening, and the trend is bound to accelerate, as the next increase in mileage regs goes into effect in 2014. It is evident among my neighbors and friends who've traded their cars since the last message was posted on this forum, in July 2008.
Did the last car you bought have better fuel economy than the one it replaced?
stickguy Posts: 14,174probably the next car purchase in my family will be something to replace our Odyssey minivan. And I hope to make it be something that gets better MPG, especially around town!
the Ford C-maxx (or whatever it will be called) or Mazda 5 look perfect. To me at least, not sure about the wife! she probably wants some sort of CUV, and most of those dont get any better MPG than the van, unless you go real small (and I doubt that is happening).
MPG though will not be the primary consideration, but it will be in the equation.
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hpmctorque Posts: 4,168Well, we're seeing it already, but the pace will quicken, maybe exponentially as we get to 2020, and then race to even tighter standards to meet 54.5 mpg by 2025. Virtually every major manufacturer is introducing or expanding its offerings of hybrids. Most, such as Nissan/Renault, BMW, and Fiat are developing full electrics. Weight reduction and space efficiency are being given more attention than at any time in the past. Finally, a wide array of technology, such as start/stop (just one of countless examples), are being employed to improve fuel efficiency.
Among the effects of the sum total of these changes will be significant vehicle price increases. More buyers will be relegated to the used market. Cars will become throw-away items to a greater extent than even today, as the cost of repairing a car that's been in an accident becomes increasingly uneconomical. I'm also thinking that driving and car ownership will probably be less fun.
And that's just for starters.
benjaminh Posts: 1,680I see it as half full because of this...
But, I wonder if the moderators should focus the CAFE threads. It seems we have three. Maybe we need just one? Close the other two?? I don't care which one, but it does seem like people here should have one thread in news and views to talk about this important issue...


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---- — The rain is finally drying up, and the temperature is more what one would expect in early July. That means backyard pools around this area might finally get some use.
Not to put a damper on the joy that comes with that thought, but it's crucial to pay attention to pool safety to protect families, friends — and strangers.
The New York Department of State's Division of Consumer Protection notes that children under the age of 15 make up more than 78 percent of pool and spa submersion injuries in the United States each year. And the youngest kids are the most vulnerable: 67 percent of those who are hurt are under age 3.
New York demands that pools comply with state regulations, and many communities around the North Country have their own codes, as well.
"In most cases, a pool or spa or the area where it is located must be completely surrounded by an intact fence or barrier at least 48 inches high; gates must be self-closing and self-latching; one or more pool alarms, door alarms and/or gate alarms may be required; and the pool or spa must have anti-entrapment drain covers that are compliant with the Pool and Spa Safety Act, the State Uniform Code ... and any applicable local law, ordinance, rule or regulation," according to the Division of Consumer Protection.
To keep everyone safe, the agency also offers these suggestions:
Learn to swim: This is the very best defense against preventing accidental drowning of children and adults.
Don't leave children unattended: Even if a child is a good swimmer, an adult should be on watch.
Look for lifeguards: If you are swimming in a public pool, make sure a lifeguard is on duty at all times.
No diving: Diving can cause serious injury or death if the pool is not deep enough. Only dive into pools that have a designated deep "diving area." Most backyard swimming pools don't qualify.
Avoid alcohol: Alcohol slows reaction time and affects balance and judgment, so avoid drinking if you plan to swim.
Remove toys: Be cognizant of what toys and floats you leave in and around the pool, as well as any climbing device that can provide pool access. Some toys may lure young children to the water.
Plan for emergencies: Have an emergency plan that includes CPR training. Learn how to turn off the pool or spa pump should a suction entrapment occur, and know where to immediately find rescue equipment. Have a phone with you, whenever possible, so you can quickly dial 911, if needed.
The Division of Consumer Protection and the Division of Codes offer more information at dos.ny.gov.
By eliminating safety concerns, people can enjoy cooling off in pools around here without the threat of tragedy.


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This final week of May and first weekend in June is a busy time for downtown Kalamazoo, as well as for the library.
On Wednesday, we will celebrate our 15th annual "Party in the Park." You may have seen photos from previous years on our website. What a fun event for preschoolers and a feel good event for the adult participants—so rewarding to see the excitement in these young children as they hear a good story, sometimes even being read by a famous storybook character!
Friday night is Art Hop all over the downtown area including Central Library and the Barnabee Gallery at Powell Branch Library. Central Library will be displaying art work by children from Nebbi, Uganda, created with art supplies donated by Kalamazoo area residents; the Barnabee Gallery displays works created by WMU journalism students. Saturday is the Friends of KPL sidewalk book sale; books for 10¢ each or $2 for a bag full – what a bargain! KPL staff, friends, families and even a few pets, will march in the DoDah Parade. Look for us in our black t-shirts as we encourage participation in our summer reading games and launch a new awareness campaign.
And Saturday afternoon is once again "First Saturday @ KPL." This month our partners are KPS, NAACP, and Northside Ministerial Alliance. Sid Ellis is the guest storyteller. Sure to be a fun afternoon!
Stop by when you are downtown this week – it will be a busy, fun one as summer kicks off.
Bobbe Luce, the director of ONEplace@KPL, our nonprofit management support center, was honored last week as one of five 2012 YWCA Women of Achievement. Congratulations on this well deserved recognition, Bobbe.
Bobbe joined the KPL staff about 3 ½ years ago to establish this resource center with the goal of "developing and operating a nonprofit management support center designed to address the capacity-building needs of the nonprofit organizations in Kalamazoo County." Although part of the library organizational structure, the service is funded by local foundations, primarily the Kalamazoo Community Foundation and the Irving S. Gilmore Foundation.
100% of survey responses from nonprofits who have participated in educational programs or networking opportunities, used the resources on the website, checked out materials from the collection, or received one-on-one assistance rate the service as "very satisfying" or "excellent." Clearly this service is meeting a community need.
On behalf of the library, thank you, Bobbe, for leading this community service.
As I have previously written, KPL has many partners. One of our expanding partnerships is between our Oshtemo Branch Library and Oshtemo Township.
Over the years, we have had some joint programs, most recently the Earth Day concert in April. Our partnership will reach a new level however, with the dedication of the new Oshtemo Township Park on Saturday, May 19, at 2 pm.
KPL provided a right of way for the park and a path will connect the library and the park. We look forward to family outings with visits to the library and the park, and we foresee more joint programming in this new outside space.
In addition to this partnership centered on the township park, we worked together to have directional signs to the library, the township offices, and the park installed east and west of our buildings on M-43, and Oshtemo Branch will be a voting location for an Oshtemo Township precinct beginning with the August election.
Good partners: Oshtemo Township and KPL.
I have often written here about opportunities as well as limitations for ebook use through public libraries. Now I want to call your attention to two ebook features on our website.
First is a short video (1 minute 14 seconds) explaining publisher limitations on ebook availability through public libraries. Along with the video is an online petition to make your voice heard. I urge you to watch the video and sign the petition. You'll find links on our home page and on our eBooks page.
Second is a Pew research study about ebook use. The results of this study will help libraries and publishers better understand the use of ebooks through libraries and, I am hoping, strengthen the library argument for ebook availability. I urge you to complete this brief survey. There's a link on our eBooks page.
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In the ruthless arena of King Henry VIIIs court, only one man dares to gamble his life to win the kings favor and ascend to the heights of political power.
England in the 1520s is a heartbeat from disaster. If the king dies without a male heir, the country could be destroyed by civil war. Henry VIII wants to annul his marriage of twenty years, and marry Anne Boleyn. The pope and most of Europe opposes him. The quest for the kings freedom destroys his adviser, the brilliant Cardinal Wolsey, and leaves a power vacuum.
Into this impasse steps Thomas Cromwell. Cromwell is a wholly original man, a charmer and a bully, both idealist and opportunist, astute in reading people and a demon of energy: he is also a consummate politician, hardened by his personal losses, implacable in his ambition. But Henry is volatile: one day tender, one day murderous. Cromwell helps him break the opposition, but what will be the price of his triumph?
In inimitable style, Hilary Mantel presents a picture of a half-made society on the cusp of change, where individuals fight or embrace their fate with passion and courage. With a vast array of characters, overflowing with incident, the novel re-creates an era when the personal and political are separated by a hairbreadth, where success brings unlimited power but a single failure means death.
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So now get up."
Felled, dazed, silent, he has fallen; knocked full length on the cobbles of the yard. His head turns sideways; his eyes are turned toward the gate, as if someone might arrive to help him out. One blow, properly placed, could kill him now.
Blood from the gash on his head which was his fathers first effort is trickling across his face. Add to this, his left eye is blinded; but if he squints sideways, with his right eye he can see that the stitching of his fathers boot is unraveling. The twine has sprung clear of the leather, and a hard knot in it has caught his eyebrow and opened another cut.
"So now get up!" Walter is roaring down at him, working out where to kick him next. He lifts his head an inch or two, and moves forward, on his belly, trying to do it without exposing his hands, on which Walter enjoys stamping. "What are you, an eel?" his parent asks. He trots backward, gathers pace, and aims ...
Religion, power, politics, money and sex - key elements of human life - are all on full display in Hilary Mantel's Booker Prize winning novel. Any fan of historical fiction, especially the Tudor period in England, will find new ground covered here. There is something liberating about reading a story while already knowing how it will all turn out, yet I became so sympathetic to Cromwell that I found myself dreading his impending doom. Most impressive is Hilary Mantel's fresh new account of an old, old tale, placing it in the broad canvas of western civilization and the evolution of society.
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An Appanoose County man convicted in 2009 in federal court in Iowa for possession of a firearm by a felon recently was given probation after a firearm possession conviction.
Jeffrey Scott Hayes, 46, of Moravia, was sentenced on Jan. 8 by Judge Daniel Wilson to five years in prison, suspended, three years probation with the Department of Corrections, a fine and submission of a DNA specimen.
Hayes entered a negotiated, voluntary guilty plea to the charge in July 2012. The same day Hayes entered his guilty plea an order was issued stating Hayes was to be released from state custody pending sentencing so he could answer to federal charges.
According to court documents, Hayes was in federal custody as of August 2012. Hayes was released from the federal prison in Leavenworth, Kan., on Dec. 11, 2012.
According to the criminal complaint filed by Appanoose County Sheriff's Deputy Todd Craver on Dec. 6, 2011 Hayes was seen in the 30000 block of 405th Avenue carrying a shotgun while hunting. A search of property owned by Hayes in Moravia turned up a 12 gauge shotgun and shells.
Appanoose County Attorney Richard Scott filed trial information on Jan. 19, 2012 accusing Hayes of felon in possession of a firearm or offensive weapon, a class D felony. The offense date was Dec. 5, 2011.
In 2009 federal court Judge James E. Gritzner sentenced Hayes to five years in federal prison suspended to three years supervised release on the charge of prohibited person in possession of a firearm.


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Mark Grace has no hard feelings toward D-backs
In early 2013, that figure is back with the team in a diplomatic capacity.
Former broadcaster Mark Grace, who was arrested on DUI charges for the second time in 16 months last August, is representing the Diamondbacks at their annual Fantasy Camp in Scottsdale.
Grace took a leave of absence to deal with his issues and was officially let go by the team at the conclusion of the season, but he holds no ill will for the decision the organization ultimately made.
"They had no choice," Grace told the media Monday. "One thing I try to teach my children and I expect from myself and expected from my teammates is accountability. The Diamondbacks didn't do anything wrong, I did."
Despite still dealing with the legal ramifications of his actions, Grace is thrilled to be wearing the Sedona red again this week for the annual event.
"Because of some circumstances, I wasn't real sure if I was going to be able to get out here or not, but about two weeks ago, I got the call and I obviously jumped at the chance and I'm thankful for the opportunity," Grace said. "A lot of guys in my situation don't get these kind of opportunities so kudos to such a class move on the Diamondbacks' part."
Grace played three seasons for the Diamondbacks, which included the 2001 season that ended in the franchise's only World Series championship. In 2004, Grace took over the color commentator role on D-backs television broadcasts, a role he held until his second arrest.
The Diamondbacks tabbed former manager and broadcaster Bob Brenly to take over Grace's position in the offseason.
"I'm doing as good as I can possibly do," Grace said. "I'm getting to spend a lot of time at home which means a lot of time with my two boys. A lot more fatherhood is always a good thing."
Grace joins other former Diamondbacks Luis Gonzalez, Matt Williams, Steve Finley, Reggie Sanders, Damian Miller, Mike Morgan, Mike Fetters, Greg Swindell and Jay Bell for the eighth annual Fantasy Camp. Eighty participants will spend the week living their own baseball dreams and will play in a game against the former stars to end the week.
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Disclaimer: Attempted armed robbery is not funny. But these two morons who walked into an Arlington 7-Eleven last week, with Moron #2 throwing a firecracker that frightened Moron #1 [aka The Gunman] into sprinting out the door, are pretty hilarious.
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This happened last Sunday morning, Aug. 19, at 3:25 a.m. at the Semlem (as we say in the South) in the 1100 block of George Mason Drive. Arlington police spokesman Dustin Sternbeck said the cashier barely had time to react after masked Moron #1 walked in, seemingly real gun held high, before masked Moron #2 tossed the low-grade explosive in his cohorts general vicinity. This dramatic gesture, of unknown intent, apparently was not coordinated with Moron #1, and the holdup was aborted.
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