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The caller reported a male was intoxicated in the pool area causing a disturbance. Subsequent investigation revealed 28-year-old Robert Moore Nikiski, had assaulted a ten-year-old boy in the pool area. The unidentifed ten-year-old boy reportedly has a syndrome similar to Autism.
Mr. Moore was arrested and was transported to Wildwood Pretrial where he was remanded without bail on the charges of felony charge of Assault 3rd.
Moore provided a preliminary breath test at the jail with the result of .251, over three times higher than the legal limit of .08.
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Absolutely disgusting. Someone would have to hold me back if he had done that to my child.
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The Welcome Reception will feature the "Knock-a-Homer Baseball" activity hosted by Georgia Gwinnett College. You will have the chance to run the bases and hit a homer for exciting prizes ALL at the Omni CNN Center Hotel Atrium which overlooks the CNN Center itself!
Chattahoochee Tech will be helping the participants "Explore Atlanta Scavenger Hunt" Thu afternoon/evening through their Picture/QR Code Scavenger Hunt that will send students in search of historical landmarks in the area. It has also been prepared with the intent to get students to familiarize themselves with the history of downtown Atlanta. You will be forming your own Olympic Team armed with your smartphones to take downtown Atlanta by storm potentially winning cool prizes!
Southern Polytechnic will be hosting a LAN Party during the National Collegiate Conference (NCC) on Friday evening 4/11/2013 from 7-11pm.
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CLAYTON — Tammy Clark was the first to know her son, Clayton High basketball forward Gary Clark, was going to continue his basketball career at Cincinnati. She knew a day before her talented son did. Chalk it up to a mother's instinct.
Clark announced Wednesday he will be a Bearcat next fall in front of friends, teammates and supporters on Jerry Smith Court at Clayton High. Fitting, since the court is where he's spent the past three seasons developing a game that drew more than a dozen Division I scholarship offers, including a half dozen from ACC schools (N.C. State, Wake Forest, Clemson, Miami, Maryland and Pittsburgh).
A 6-foot-7, 215-pound hybrid forward, Clark made his official visit to Cincinnati on Sept. 13-15 with his mother. Both said they knew a decision had been made before flying home.
"I knew Sunday before we left; I just feel it," Tammy Clark said. "I just had to let him tell me when he was ready."
Gary Clark shared that decision with her a day later.
The bond Clark developed with Cincinnati associate head coach Larry Davis played a key role in his decision. Davis is a former assistant coach at Wake Forest (1989-93) and led the recruiting effort to bring future All-American and two-time NBA MVP Tim Duncan to Winston-Salem.
Cincinnati, a former Big East member, plays in the American Athletic Conference, which will include East Carolina in the future.
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Having grown up in ACC country, he realizes leaving those scholarship offers on the table might surprise some observers, but he's confident he made the right decision.
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Today Pierce County Prosecutor Mark Lindquist charged former Lakewood Police Officer Skeeter Manos, 35, with Identity Theft in the Second Degree and Forgery. While acting as the Lakewood Police Department Guild treasurer, the defendant stole the identity of Roy Ovist, CPA, and forged documents in his name.
"These charges are about ensuring full accountability for the defendant," said Prosecutor Mark Lindquist. "He previously pled guilty to the federal crime of Wire Fraud, and now he is being charged with separate state crimes of Identity Theft and Forgery. I appreciate the work of the Tacoma Police Department and the cooperation of the Lakewood Police Department. Lakewood Chief Farrar and his officers actively encouraged an additional investigation involving a new victim."
Lakewood Police Chief Bret Farrar said, "Our department has always wanted to see this former officer held responsible for all of his actions. We absolutely support this prosecution."
In March of 2011, several members of the Lakewood Police Independent Guild (LPIG) requested an audit to explain how guild money was being spent. As guild treasurer, the defendant was responsible for maintaining all financial records and bank accounts for the guild. On July 14, 2011, a fair share audit was posted on the LPIG website so that all members would have access to its contents. The audit appeared to have been prepared and signed by accountant Roy Ovist.
On February 8, 2012, the defendant was arrested and charged in federal court for embezzling from a fund set up to benefit the families of four Lakewood Police officers killed in 2009. The following month he pled guilty to one count of Wire Fraud and was sentenced to 33 months in prison. His sentence included restitution of $112,000 to the fund for the families and $47,000 to the Lakewood Police Guild. Eric Bell, who assumed the position of guild president after the arrest of Manos, contacted Ovist's office to request copies of the guild's tax returns. Ovist told Bell that he had not done tax returns for the guild since 2005 and had not prepared or signed the audit.
At the request of Chief Farrar, Tacoma Police investigated the forged audit and learned that a copy of that audit had been e-mailed from email@example.com. Ovist reported that he had never used this e-mail address, never had any contact with the defendant, and had not dealt with LPIG since 2007. A computer analysis determined that the e-mails that purported to be from Ovist all came from the same computer IP address. This IP address matched the defendant's computer, which had been used to access the guild website and correspond with members.
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TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) — Israeli stocks fell from their closing-record level on Tuesday, a day after the Bank of Israel left its benchmark interest rate unchanged for November but took action to cool the rise in housing prices.
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Teva's due to report third-quarter earnings on Nov. 2. Meantime, the shares were reiterated at an outperform rating with a $73 price target by analysts Richard Silver and Ann Trimble at Barclays Capital.
The stock was oversold as of late July, rebounded a bit and then stagnated, the analysts wrote. That lull created "an attractive buying opportunity," Silver and Trimble said.
Driving the shares higher, they said in a Tuesday report, will be Phase III trial results, due in the first quarter, for laquinimod — Teva's candidate as an oral multiple-sclerosis drug.
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The Weatherford Art Association announced the Artist of the Month for April at their Monday meeting.
First place was awarded to Dale Martin for his oil painting titled "Changing Times." Dale's art is on display at the first Financial Bank on the Weatherford Square until the end of May.
Second place was Sara Fino with her painting titled" Desert Beauty." Sara's art will hang in the lobby of the Fort Worth Community Credit Union until the end of May.
Third place was Jim Webster with his painting titled "Lurking." Jim's art is on display at the First National Bank lobby on Palo Pinto until the end of May.
Guest artist was Carolyn Walker, from Colorado City. Carolyn demonstrated using liquid watercolors on Yupo paper with ordinary times as resists.
Several WAA artists had work entered in the recent Arte de Los Brazos show and Crusin in Nocona art show. Vonnie Kohn, Kathy Cunning, Sara Fino sold paintings; Vonnie Kohn, Linda Whitehouse, Rebecca Glasgow and Sara Fino were awarded an honorable mention at the show.
Dale Martin, Kathy Cunning, Linda Whitehouse and Jerry Shidal entered the Crusin in Nocona art show. Kathy Cunning was awarded the Judge's Choice Award for her watercolor "Ned's Red Olds."


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Art Schmuckal, local philanthropist and founder of Schmuckal Oil Company, the area's Shell Oil gas station/convenience store franchise, died Wednessday night at age 91.
Known and respected for his longtime support of Munson Medical Center, Northwestern Michigan College and its University Center, Dennos Museum and Milliken Auditorium, as well at Grand Traverse Catholic schools and churches, Scmuckal was described by friends as a visionary and generous leader, kind, fun and a "giant among men" who led and raised funds by example.
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MILTON — Aspiring artists and songwriters have a chance to hone their skills at new workshops being held at the Jungle Teen Center, 139 S. Front St., Milton.
One workshop focuses on song writing and the other on mural painting, said Milton Main Street Manager George Venios.
"We are trying to do more programming for the teenagers beyond (the Teen Center socials)," he said. "There's things that the kids want to do and learn."
The workshops are funded partially through a grant by the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts, Venios said. The Milton High and Middle Schools have also helped register participants and help promote the sessions, Venios said.
The mural workshop begins Jan. 17 and will be held on Thursday nights from 6:30 to 8 p.m. for eight weeks. The 10 participants will be recreating the Jungle mural at the Milton Middle School, with a twist, said Deb Owens, a retired art teacher who is leading the class.
"We're planning to take the main emphasis of the mural but then to add our own twist to it," she said. "I would like to change things and add to it what the club represents."
The new mural will be a permanent fixture at the Jungle Teen Center, Owens said.
Owens said she hopes participants learn to look at art in a new way.
"I hope they develop a better appreciation of art and murals since Milton has four large murals on their buildings," she said.
Art is also an ever-present force, Owens said.
"(Art) is so vital, one of the first things babies do is start scribbling," Owens said. "Art just impacts every part of our lives defines our culture."
The song writing session has 20 available spaces and will be lead by singer-songwriter KJ Reimensnyder-Wagner. The eight-week workshop begins Jan. 14 and sessions will be Monday evenings from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Reimensnyder-Wagner is excited to work with the area's young aspiring musicians, she said.
"Song writing can celebrate different moments in numerous ways," she said. "I'm hoping to offer this same lesson of life to them. I'm honored to have the opportunity."
In her sessions, students will learn melody writing, lyric writing, recording a demo and the overall business of song writing, though there's no hidden formula for becoming a musical success, Reimensnyder-Wagner said.
"If you wait for the perfect lyric or the perfect string of notes to come out, you may never write any piece at all," she said. "Just start writing as the energy comes through. Perfection isn't part of the process. Releasing what's inside, getting it onto paper, laptop or in some form of release, is the initial goal."
Providing these outlets for young people is important because it gives young artists a way to embrace their creative sides, Owens said.
"A lot of students may not be able to express themselves in other ways," she said.
That's something Reimensnyder-Wagner knows from personal experience.
"When I was a teen — and even now — I've used song writing as my outlet from stress and the frustrations and excitements of life," she said.
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The Albia Community School District, Monroe County Hospital and Clinics and Monroe County Public Health are working collaboratively to provide the community with access to health education and health screenings in one convenient location. The goal of this health fair is to increase awareness through education, promote positive health behaviors and encourage early detection and treatment of disease.
The following services will be available:
• Wellness laboratory testing through Collaborative Lab Services from Ottumwa for $28. Participants are encouraged to be fasting for the tests. All results will be sent directly to the participant within two weeks.
• Flu vaccinations for $25 administered to adults age 64 years and under by Monroe County Hospital and Clinics. Medicare Part B will be accepted with presentation of the appropriate card for accurate billing.
• Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis) vaccinations for $45 administered by Monroe County Public Health, as well as flu vaccinations for adults age 65 and older.
• Vision and glaucoma screening provided by Dr. William Adler.
• Height, weight and blood pressure screening.
In addition, health and wellness education will be provided by the following area vendors:
• Financial Wellness: AFLAC, Peoples State Bank and Community First Credit Union
• Health: Iowa Heart Dietitian, Cindy Conroy; Diabetes Education, Lori Vitko, ARNP; Sarver Chiropractic Clinic; Hy-Vee Food Store, dietitian and pharmacy; MCHC Radiology — mammography, MCHC paramedics; environmental health; massage therapy, Shelley Bear and Joyce Mosley; Albia Hardcourt Association; Homestead Assisted Living and Oakwood Nursing & Rehab.
• Safety and Prevention: Albia Police Department, Monroe County Tobacco Coalition, Parents as Teachers, Iowa Immunization Coalition and NuCara.
Pre-registration and appointments for the laboratory testing are not necessary.
For more information or questions, please call Kay Cosgrove at the ACSD Central Office at 641-932-2161 extension 102 or visit the Albia Community School District website at www.albia.k12.ia.us.


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MT: But Blood in the Snow is the only of the Grant books that the cops assisted with. How did that happen?
TH:At first, one of the lead detectives on the case, Brian Kozlowski, wanted nothing to do with me or the book. There had been two other books on the case that have come out that he gave absolutely no cooperation. The sheriff's department didn't help at all. I knew that, but I reached out to him and I got an e-mail telling me basically to fuck off and that he had no use for any media slime. About a week later he sent me an e-mail and said he was going to be available. I showed up and he was very friendly. I asked him early on, "What changed your attitude here?" He had gone out and bought Darker Than Night. He hunts near where it took place and knows the area, so he thought it was true to what he knew. He also loved the way Bronco was portrayed and suddenly thought, "I could be the next Bronco."
MT: So is he?
TH: Yeah, he is. He is cool, and he is a character and a half. He is another character you're not going to make up. He looks like he's leading a motorcycle gang or a murder-rape cult. He would put the fear into anyone seeing him walking down the street. But he's a great cop, very helpful. His one partner, she praised him as being a sweetheart or a softie or something but then said, "Don't put that in the book. He'll come to me and say, 'What the fuck?'"
MT: But the other parts of these stories, beyond the police investigations, are the victims and their families. How is it getting them to work with you?
TH:That's the tough part. The bottom line is you're the guy knocking on the door saying, "I know your life has been ruined, but I would like to make some money off it, so would you help me?" People are far more gracious than they should be by and large. For victims' families, for the most part, it's cathartic; they like talking about their loved one.
MT: You also cover the perpetrators' backgrounds and their families. How is that?
TH: Everybody is reluctant at first, but I tell them, I need your help to do it as well as I can and as honestly as I can. That works. Even the people that get accused or get convicted, I tell their family, I swear to you I will bend over backward to make this person seem human. Everybody is human. I will put a human face on this person who has been portrayed in the media so far as completely one-dimensional and heinous. If anybody has any doubts — and they have — I send them a copy of Blood Justice. Because the serial killer in there is truly a twisted individual, but I was very fair to his family — and other media outlets weren't — and I was very fair to his wife, who deserved none of the blame she was getting. And I was fair to him. He was a serial-killing maniac, but he was also the best dad in the neighborhood and had his traits. It made him all the more interesting, but anybody who read that books would say this is clearly somebody who bent over backward to be fair to all involved.
MT: So you find inspiration in the work and not terror?
TH:Yes. Especially among the dedicated investigators. People get jaded and think: Yuck, cops. But these guys are true blue. This stuff is important to them. Solving it is important to them. It takes them years, but they keep at it. I think, shit, if something happened to my wife or mother or brother, I'd want somebody like that working it, 15 years later, as hard as they could!
MT: Did writing Blood in the Snow affect you any differently?
TH: Yes. Tara Grant went missing and then some of her body parts were found in the house and some of them were retrieved from Stony Creek. Some of them were never found. My dog and I were running a lot out at Stony Creek. I run her off leash. Her favorite thing is to bring back bones. She's always bringing me bones back with a big smile on her face. My wife said, "You are not running with that dog at Stony Creek anymore." We knew she'd find the missing finger or something. And I'd say "good dog" and hold my hand out and she'd spit out the finger. It kind of temporarily ended our running at Stony Creek.
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In this passage, Stephen Grant, at a hospital in Petoskey, makes his confession to Macomb County detectives Brian Kozlowski and Pam McLean about how he disposed of his wife, Tara, after he killed her and dismembered her body:
"It was like the Keystone Kops," [Grant] told Kozlowski and McLean. "The sled took off and now I'm chasing after the sled with Tara's remains and cut-up body in it down a hill."
And so he's chasing it down the hill and at the bottom the bin hits a log. It tips over as a chunk of green plastic breaks off, the lid pops off, and body parts go flying out all over the place. He freaks out, turns tail and runs up the hill and out of the woods and back to the Trooper, and he drives home.
He parks the Trooper in the garage, gets a bottle of Simple Green from a shelf and sprays the mat in the cargo area, then walks in, sits down on the couch, hits the remote to watch the local news. He sits there in a daze until eventually he hears [the au pair] Verena and the kids moving around in their rooms.
She comes out. "You were up early," she says.
"What do you mean?"
"I heard you rustling around. Were you out?"
"No, I've been here the whole time," he says, freaking out again. Is she suspicious?
A few minutes go by. Enough time so he can say matter-of-factly he's gotta go. Says good-bye to her and the kids and this time leaves in his truck, no worries with the Jeep about getting stuck in snow, and drives as fast as he can back to Stony Creek, and drives off the road and into the woods.
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The story gained national attention as Jessica Linscott and Roland Dow eluded authorities for nearly two weeks. The pair was apprehended by U.S. marshals on Nov. 28 in Orlando, Fla., days after doctors at Exeter Hospital concluded that James Nicholson had been severely abused, police said.
Linscott, 23, will return to court Wednesday to argue why she should be released on bail prior to her own trial, slated for June 3. She is being held on charges of endangering the welfare of a child at the Strafford County jail in Dover.
Prosecutors say Dow beat and burned 3-year-old James Nicholson between Nov. 1 and 16 while his mother did nothing to report the injuries as the child suffered seizures and a traumatic brain injury.
Prosecutors acknowledged that Linscott will become a state's witness in a court filing disclosing an expert witness they intend to use at Dow's trial. Dow could face 30 to 90 years in state prison if he is convicted on all eight charges.
The state's expert, Dr. Scott Hampton, will be asked to explain to jurors how people react to "intimate partner violence," Assistant County Attorney Michael Zaino said in court papers. Hampton is expected to testify about how victims of domestic violence are hesitant to disclose abuse and are sometimes dishonest, "in discussing the extent and nature of the violence even when suffering serious injuries," court papers say.
"The state will call Dr. Hampton to assist the jury in understanding (Linscott's) behavior and evaluating the credibility of (her) testimony," Zaino said in a court motion.
Linscott's bid for freedom was made public through a jail transport order filed in Rockingham County Superior Court. No written argument supporting Linscott's attempt to be freed was made public. The defense filed a sealed court motion three days prior to a judge setting a date for Wednesday's bail hearing.
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Twenty-six years ago, 100 homeless people were fed and given clothing as a result of one woman's efforts of solidarity on Christmas Day.
Today, that same effort has gradually evolved into an impressive non-profit organization that expects to give clothing, shoes, blankets, gifts, entertainment and a family meal to nearly 3,000 people who need it on Christmas Day.
"There are a lot of people who barely make each pay check," said Cathy McRoberts, a Concord resident and 21-year committee member of Christmas for Everyone. "If your children are living on pasta, cereal and canned beans... what do you do?... if you can't afford meat and a Christmas tree?"
Whether struggling or not, working families, lonely seniors, the homeless and anybody else who might not otherwise be able to have a Christmas Day celebration are welcome to partake in the non-profit's celebration, which will take place at the grounds of The New Hope International Church on Olivera Court.
"After the first year, I said if we are to do this again it has to be for everyone; not just the homeless" said Mary Perez, the non-profit's founder and director. "That's where the name comes from."
The assembly line of giving will open to the public and be run by a force of 400 volunteers from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
People sometimes start lining up at 4 a.m., said Perez. Some of the volunteers show up early to dispense blankets and coffee to those who brave the cold, added McRoberts.
Christmas for Everyone accepts monetary and gift donations year-round and receives support from a long list of private donors and local entities.
That's what the non-profit was set up for, said Perez -- to gather community support and "make sure nobody spends Christmas without gifts, hungry or alone."
Some of Contra Costa County Sheriff's Facilities personnel will work all night Christmas Eve to cook close to 100 turkeys and 600 pounds of ham to be delivered to the event's kitchen Sunday morning around 7 a.m., where cooks will be hard at work in the kitchen preparing mashed potatoes, yams, fruit salads, rolls, other foods and a variety of desserts, said McRoberts, who is in charge of running the dining room each year.
Volunteers will baby sit children while parents search for clothing and eat. County Connection Link will help shuttle people. Others will help deliver 150 home bound meals to those who requested it. Seventh Adventist Church members will help cook food and a variety of other organizations will each take one of many existing roles, organizers said.
"It really is a community force that makes this happen," said Clayton Mayor Howard Geller, who has been involved with the program for six years and has helped raise funds and gather donations. "This makes so many happy faces."
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Quantum teleportation: the name brings Star Trek to mind, although that's not quite accurate. What quantum teleportation really transmits isn't people, but rather information (called "qubits", as an analogue to the classic "bit" that we use to slice up memory in traditional computing). In theory, quantum teleportation is the transmitting of cubits from one position to another without the qubits travelling in the intervening space.
Reliable trasmission of qubits is something that's necessary for the development of quantum computers. Quantum computers, if they're possible to build, would in theory be able to take advantage of quantum mechnical algorithms, enabling them to use algorithms that can perform calculations much, much faster than traditional computers.
So ever since quantum teleportation technology was first proposed in the late 1990s, there have been two major avenues of research. The first is being able to transmit information over long distances — right now, the longest distance claimed is about 10 miles by researchers in China. But the second important avenue of research is maintaining the integrity of the signal. Right now, the nature of quantum teleportation is such that there's an inevitable loss of integrity — the quantum teleporter equivalent of the scene in Galaxy Quest when an animal is beamed up to the ship — inside-out.
But now researchers at the University of New South Wales may have achieved a breakthrough in maintaing the integrity of qubits during the quantum teleportation process. They successfully transmitted large, complex sets of information quickly, without loss of integrity.
Professor Elanor Huntington, in the School of Engineering and Information Technology at UNSW's Canberra campus at the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA), was part of a team led by University of Tokyo researchers. She said the team's achievement was another step towards building a super-powerful quantum computer and transmitting quantum information.
"Just about any quantum technology relies on quantum teleportation. The value of this discovery is that it allows us, for the first time, to quickly and reliably move quantum information around. This information can be carried by light, and it's a powerful way to represent and process information. Previous attempts to transmit were either very slow or the information might be changed. This process means we will be able to move blocks of quantum information around within a computer or across a network, just as we do now with existing computer technologies.
"If we can do this, we can do just about any form of communication needed for any quantum technology."
Before we can have quantum computing, there are a number of physical problems that have to be solved. But this breakthrough may be a huge step in the right direction.
One of my hobbies is side-line, coach potato physics (You know something like yelling at the TV during an NFL game) … but here's my thought. Physics and Quantum Mechanics share one thing in common … their instance that Light is the standard barometer of matter, speed, time and as you say in the article travel integrity. It seems that at the quantum level the principles disregard light and move outside of the particle continuum. My point is that quantum computing needs to see transmission in other terms rather than electricity (light) … when that happens then speed will become a distant and old notion of transmission and integrity of transmission will be commonplace. The real problem then becomes: "What do I do with all this portable information? (or brain freeze)"
agree completely! Like fire to boil water; microwaves to boil water; nuclear rods . . . to boil water! To fully harness the power of qubit technology, we do have to move beyond traditional thinking!
In this dimension information is a linear delivery by reason of the and restrictive limitations of the receivers – US PEEPS!
I agree that affixing maximum particle acceleration norms to Quantum results is in and of itself contrary to Quantum capabilities.
However, given the fact that moving beyond light speed (completely possible) means that information would be delivered in such a way that the "receiver" would have the information BEFORE it was sent!!! Now therein lies the Quantum Enigma!
Until we can move beyond the human reception constraints, the need for information to compute before we ask it to is pretty daunting.
Wouldn't it be that information was sent, and then simoltaneously received? Not that it was received, and then sent?
If im understanding correctly, the quantum teleportation of information would be an instantaneous event.
Kudos for working a Galaxy Quest reference in there. That movie was freaking great, am I right, people?
Awesome stuff! I realy hope these sientists look like Emmett Brown from "Back to the future". Who said sience is not cool. I just hope Charlie Sheen won't get his hands on these quantum things. I don't think we ready for Quantum Truth Torpedos just yet!
time is money – surveyjet.net
Although the article focuses on UNSW researchers, note that the experiments were done in Akira Furusawa's lab at Todai (U. Tokyo).
Good try, really good try – but you're getting distracted by materials, so to speak, by matter.
Good try? I suppose that's one way to look at it. The mechanics in a quantum prediction rely heavily on the expectation of the obsever. They are NOT absolute, always the same, precise outcomes.(see electron wave and interference experiments) If, in the course of natural observation and expectation, there exists an expective void … an absense of a real experiential basis of receiving information prior to sending it then the prabability becomes zero. Conversely, if the expectation of the observer is tuned to a realm unincumbered by speed, mass and time … then probability presents itself exponentially. Thus, answers arriving before questions are asked is absolutely real.
I like the way the variant "cubit" snuck in; very appropriate when discussing spanning distances!


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Got the official release today that the North Coast Section Division I title game between De La Salle and San Ramon Valley will air live on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday.
Good crew in the booth too, with Roxy Bernstein and Mike Pawlawski up top being assisted by Dapper Dan Dibley on the sideline. It will re-air Monday, Dec. 12 at 4:30 p.m. on CSN California and then Tuesday, Dec. 13 at 3 p.m. on CSNBA. It will also be available On Demand.
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August 27, 2012 | WMFE - Tropical Storm Isaac churned away into the Gulf of Mexico on Monday after dumping rain on Central Florida. The National Weather Service says it expects up to 6 inches total rainfall from the storm.
In Osceola County, more than 11 thousand sandbags were handed out over the weekend as a precaution.
While the worst of Isaac bypassed Central Florida, the storm left water across some roads and some pooling in low lying areas.
National Weather Service meteorologist Amanda Bowen says the region should be able to cope with the rainfall.
"It's certainly a lot of rain," said Bowen, "but the good news is we've been right around average to maybe a little bit dry recently."
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The men and women in St. Catherine's Intensive Care Unit have each other's backs.
On Saturday, they also had each others's "racks."
A team of more than 41 people ran for Heather Wright-Renick, a breast cancer patient, at the Leave a Legacy Foundation's Legacy 10K and Spirit 5K.
Rain showers and temperatures around 30 degrees didn't keep Heather's team or more than 200 other runners from running the race Saturday.
Three members of Heather's — Cecilia Samadi, 29, Holcomb; BreAnna Sandoval, 13, Holcomb; and Lisa Beggs, 30, Garden City — ran and walked the 5K race. They said the weather didn't deter their teammates or other teams.
"It was cold at first, but after a while, it wasn't that bad," Samadi said.
Her teammate agreed.
"Once you got going, you warmed up," Beggs said.
Although Saturday's race was for Heather, all three women have been affected by cancer in other ways.
"My mom and my grandma had breast cancer, too," Samadi said.
"My grandma died of cancer," Sandoval said.
To support Heather, the team has held a bake sale, made T-shirts and held a softball tournament in Cimarron to help raise money.
On Saturday, team Heather Wright-Renick wore T-shirts that had pink ribbons with a rack of antlers coming out of them that said, "Save a Rack." The back of the T-shirt said "Help Fight the War in My Rack. HWR 2012," in pink letters.
The race is in memory of Laura Kleysteuber, a 30-year-old mother of two who died in 2006 after a six-year battle with brain cancer.
Family and friends of Kleysteuber's still continue to run and raise money in her memory. Their goal is to raise $20,000.
In the past, the foundation has provided St. Catherine Hospital with funds to purchase life-saving equipment to diagnose and treat patients.
Last year, the foundation purchased a digital imaging scope to aid in the detection and monitoring of throat, thyroid, lung and head cancer valued at $20,000 for St. Catherine Hospital. Over the past few years, LLF has purchased laptop computers for patients and families to use during their treatment at the Cancer Center. The group also has purchased radiation shields, cameras and other equipment requested by the radiology department. In April 2010, the foundation made its largest single donation of $28,000 toward the purchase of the digital mammography machine for St. Catherine.
Once a month, the foundation gives Laura's Touches — small gifts, including cookies, fuel cards, gift cards and plants — to patients undergoing chemo or radiation therapy at the Cancer Center to encourage them in their fight, according to Paige Kraus, one of the event's organizers.
The "Fill the Fridge" campaign, which helps stock snacks and drinks for cancer patients, is new this year.
The race this year fell on the day of the Kansas-Kansas State football game, and organizers planned a watch party. Silent auction items included tailgate-themed products such as a traeger grill, flat screen TV and other related items. The silent auction was held Saturday afternoon at Samy's Spirits and Steakhouse.
Kraus said organizers also are talking with health care officials to designate a cancer-screening day on Nov. 13 to test for all different types of cancer.
Kraus, who was a friend of Kleysteuber's, said the aim of the organization is to raise money and awareness.
"That's the key in fighting all types of cancer, is early detection," she said.
It is the hope of the foundation that by providing free screenings and assisting with the purchase of digital mammography equipment that lives can be saved in southwest Kansas, a release from the foundation said.


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The Museum�s Botany Department has been awarded a grant from the Blasker-Rose-Miah Fund of the San Diego Foundation to conduct local climate-change research using botanical data. The goal is to compile and analyze all available plant-specimen data that has been collected from San Diego County as well as identify locations and key indicator species that exhibit measurable responses to climate.
Phenology refers to the timing of specific biological events (for example, first openings of leaf and flower buds, insect hatchings and bird migration) in relation to changes in season and climate. Phenological responses to seasonal changes (such as variation in day-length, temperature, and rain or snowfall) can be ideal indicators of the impact of local climate change.
Our Museum collections tell us about conditions that existed in our history. We have been collecting and preserving plant specimens since 1874 and continue to add new records as a result of the San Diego County Plant Atlas project. The specimen label records historic information about San Diego County—what plants grew where, and what time of year they were flowering.
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In 1962, she was 14 and caught in an ill-conceived marriage to a man who gave her a farm worker's life, picking fruit, with no real home, often hungry.
But for a generous high school principal and a Montana university admissions official, who bent their rules to help a girl who showed promise, Mickie Swisher—holder of a doctorate and probably the University of Florida's best-known organic agriculture expert—would've led a much different life.
And their efforts are why she's a passionate advocate for public education institutions, such as UF.
Swisher grew up in southern Illinois, where her family grew plenty to eat on a 20-acre farm but produced little to sell. Cash came from working in the coal mines, but when the mines shut down, so did her family's fortunes.
Needing work, the family followed Swisher's much older brother, who had moved to Washington to open a mattress factory.
When times are hard, teens—like Swisher—often look for a way out, which is how she found herself a 14-year-old, married high school dropout.
Pushed by the adults in her life not to give up on education, she tried to enroll at a Montana high school, and could easily have been turned down. No law would have forced a principal to accept a married girl into the student body. But the principal did, on the promise that Swisher would steer clear of any extracurricular activities.
Later in the year, her teacher asked Swisher if she planned to take the state's college-entrance exam. No, she answered, she didn't have the $20 fee and besides, her husband wouldn't like it.
A few days later, the teacher tried again. She offered to pay the fee if Swisher would reconsider. It didn't take much persuading, and Swisher took her up on the offer.
She passed the exam, got into Montana State University, and left her doomed marriage behind.
Montana State's dean of women got Swisher a job, a scholarship and a place to live. As was customary, students were placed with a social group—and Swisher, whose roots were in a place with little diversity to speak of—was assigned to the foreign students club, a twist of fate that would later spur her to travel the world.
It took years to get her first degree, always stopping to work and save for another semester, but she notes that there was always scholarship help. And there was always an educator willing to extend a hand to someone who needed it.
"I think the message is that public institutions in the United States of America work," she said. "They work even when you've made some very stupid decisions. No matter how you foul up … it's a walloping do-over."
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