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The rise of GNU/Linux-powered mobile OSes in 2013
There's no such thing as a saturated market — not at least for gadgets. And in the world of gadgets, there's one field that happens to be a hot battlefield: MOBILE OPERATING SYSTEMS.
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Today the Fedora Engineering Steering Commitee held a "Go/No Go" meeting regarding the Fedora 21 alpha, and it was agreed that the current release candidates for Fedora 21 met the release criteria. With this decision, this means that Fedora 21 will be released on Tuesday September 23, 2014.
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Teaching open source has been a breath of fresh air for myself and for many of our students because with the open source way, there are no official tests. There is no official certification for the majority of open source projects. And, there are no prescribed textbooks. In open source, no employer worth working for will ask for official proof of your abilities. A good employer will look at what you've done and ask you to showcase what you can do. Yes, it still helps to have a Computer Science degree, but the lack of one is often no drawback.

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Any fan who has fought through rush hour traffic to see the Vikings, Twins or Gophers knows how grueling it can be, but Thursday all three are playing -- and the Minnesota State Fair is still in full swing.
The city of Minneapolis sent out a release on urging commuters to be prepared for a busy afternoon and evening in downtown on Thursday and plan ahead when it comes to transportation.
The crowds will start to come in before noon since the Twins will take on the Royals at Target Field at 12:10. With the Vikings set to face off against the Titans at the Metrodome at 7 p.m. -- one hour after the Golden Gophers kick off their game against UNLV at TCF Bank Stadium, traffic will be tight -- and so will parking.
Metro Transit and other partners are teaming up to make getting to and from the events as smooth as possible and Downtown Improvement District Ambassadors will be on the streets to answer questions. They'll be easy to spot with their bright green shirts.
The city is urging fans and other downtown visitors to keep all the events in mind when they decide whether to drive, ride a bus, take a train, bike, walk or order a cab.
- Know your parking options downtown: Ramps and meter-limited street parking.
- Consider a park-and-ride: There are nearly 2,800 free spaces along the light rail line.
- Use mass transit: Both Target Field and the Metrodome are accessible by bus and train.
- Ride the bike lanes: Headlights and taillights are required after dark.
- Come early, stay late: Avoiding peak travel times eases headaches for all.
Two of the light rail trains running to and from the games will have an extra car attached to welcome more riders, and direct bus service is also available from the County Road 73 Park & Ride in Minnetonka via Twins Express Route 679. Return service will begin two hours after first pitch and continue in half-hour intervals until an hour after the game ends.
More information on transit to Twins games can be found online at metrotransit.org/twins.
The Northstar commuter rail line travels directly to Target Field from stations in the following suburbs:
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The Roundtrip Family Pass provides two-and-from transportation for two adults and up to three children between the ages of 6-17 for $20 or less. Those tickets can be purchased online.
Bus service is also available from St Cloud and Becker that connects with the Northstar train at Big Lake before every game this season, and an extra Northstar train will leave Target Field an hour after the Vikings game on Thursday.
Visitors at Target Field will notice a few changes on the 5th Street side of the ballpark this summer as Hennepin County begins construction on a new interchange that will open next year.
Some minor changes will be made to the way riders board light rail trains after Twins games, but Metro Transit staff will be on site to answer questions and assist commuters.
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Shoppers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island will have to wait until after Thanksgiving to take advantage of Black Friday sales at retail giant Walmart.
While Walmart locations across the rest of the country will open at 8 p.m. on Thanksgiving, Massachusetts and Rhode Island's Blue Laws prohibit the store to open that early in those two states. Instead, Walmart will open at 1 a.m., which is also the time many other retailers, including Target, plan to open for business on Black Friday.
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Figured I would share a picture of my NB stash that I have so far. I'll be changing it up a bit when we find out the gender though!
Figured I would share a picture of my NB stash that I have so far. I'll be changing it up a bit when we find out the gender though!
Yeah, I started collecting with we started TTC! (Honestly, it was before ). DD was only 6lbs 10oz when she was born so I expect this one to be pretty small too. DD would have fit the NB diapers until she was at least 3 months old if not 4! So I'm pretty sure we'll get some good use out of them and I wanted enough that I didn't have to wash every day. And with a NB....you need a lot! My goal is to have about 50 total before he/she arrives. Then I want about 40 OS to move into but I'll have some time to build that stash up while he/she is in the NBs
I hope this baby is small enough to fit our stash!!
I've been slacking on NB diapers. I only have about 15 or so.
Yeah most of mine were purchased before I got a BFP too. I haven't been actively buying since because I want to wait on the gender as well. I can't believe you're a MONTH away from knowing!!! Ahhhh!
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Cute! I think that I have only four so far. I'll be buying some more next month.
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Yesterday we had an ultrasound to check on the progress of the twins. Everything looked good. They are about 3lbs 15oz and 3lbs 8oz and they're both head down now. They appear to be healthy and moving like they should, but they are definitely running out of room.
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On the same day President Obama unveiled his plan to curb gun violence, police and school leaders came together in Tempe.
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Tempe police planned today's conference three months before the Sandy Hook shootings.
Their goal is to ensure that every Tempe school has a plan in the event of an emergency -- and that includes a person on campus with a gun.
There was no sugar coating this message.
"If a person comes in and starts shooting people, do we know what to do immediately, do we know how to act without thinking about it?" said Tempe Police Commander Noah Johnson.
Tempe police talked to teachers and school administrators Wednesday about the necessity of having a plan and security on their campuses.
The Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings on December 14 have changed the tone of school security for everyone.
Police stressed planning and making schools physically more secure against intruders.
"You have to make sure your school is what we call 'target hardened,' that you have a secure campus," says Tom Ryff, Tempe Police.
'Target hardened' is a police term for changing security and plans at a building to make it harder for criminals to gain access and attack.
Not usually used for schools -- until now.
Planning is key, but many ideas are on the table to be looked at and perhaps implemented in the coming weeks and months.
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Call us crazy, but there are certain cities that just make our hair look better. Blame the climate, air quality, general energy of the place, but the biggest culprit is the water. Lathering up with H20 that's foreign to your strands can make them look and feel pretty funky. If you're racking up travel mileage this summer, you can't rely on your trusty haircare routine that works at home. Here's what we stash in our suitcases and how we console our homesick locks:
- If the hotel shower leaves you with a halo of oil, suds up with Neutrogena Shampoo, Anti-Residue Formula. The clarifying lather will cut grease and rid your strands of minerals from the water, but you must chase it with a deep conditioner. A treatment like Phyto Phytojoba Intense Hydrating Mask will redistribute moisture and nutrients that the shampoo stripped away.
- If the weather's raining on your good hair day, only wash if you absolutely must. Look to styling products like Psssssst Instant Spray Shampoo and Redken All Soft Argan-6 Multi-Care Oil to refresh your do. The dry shampoo will pump volume back into limp locks and the oil weightlessly moisturizes scorched strands.
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Ridiculous because wrestlers should be allowed to wrestle during moratorium, or because the rule has a work-around?
Don't you think there are opportunities during moratorium in other sports? The fact is, the moratorium is there. I know that there are a lot of things that our football, basketball, soccer, etc. teams could accomplish during that time that would be very valuable to their cause. We can't expect an entire calender (or even part of a calender that is to impact all sports) to be based around the things that the sport of wrestling wants to accomplish in the off season. If our IHSAA calender were altered to accommodate basketball, there would be a huge out crying of "foul" from the wrestling community.
"The wrestling club set-up and the regional training center model allows high school coaches to somewhat circumvent some rules" - Bobby Cox
does going to the Disney Duals or training over moratorium going to make that big of a difference in the upcoming season?giving the kids time to be kids & coaches the opportunity to spend time with their families should be more important.some people/coaches won't agree but the moratorium was created for a reason.
I tire of listening to everyone on this board who nit picks what people are doing to try to better their teams.
I used to be a Disney Duals basher until I actually took my team there. I can promise everyone here that not one coach who takes there team to Disney is thinking, "man, Disney is the perfect opportunity for me to stick it to the IHSAA and get around Moratorium week."
Seriously? Seriously? Disney Duals is a lot of work if you are going to have a productive experience down there. Anyone can tell you that after wrestling 13 dual meets in 3 days, it's not about fun in the sun. It's about team building and getting better for the next year. It's not about trying to skirt the rules.
Maybe before all of the coaches jump on this board and start saying how Disney Duals is one of the contributing reasons for the IHSAA getting rid of Team State get real. The IHSAA is going to do what they want, when they want, and there isn't much we can do about it. We can continue to complain about this and point fingers at our own people as the problem, or we can just accept that the reality of the situation is that they are just going to do what they are going to do and make the best out of what we can (IHSWCA Team State is a perfect example of this, instead of complaining, we accepted what was happening, and came up with the best thing that we could for the situation).
It sounds like the IHSAA and the teams going to DD has worked this out. If you don't want your kid or kids going great don't let them! Why all the crying foul, foul if it does not concern you personally why keep beating a dead horse?
I think some people just like to hear themselves type. Good luck to all the teams that are going to DD while following IHSAA rules. Those that are complaining let it go, if the teams do not have it worked out with the IHSAA they will have to deal with the repercussions not you, but IO am sure they are thankful for your concern.
I know, I know everybody is entitled to their opinion but over and over and over come on lets move on.
Saying that a rule has been circumvented and actually having things "worked out" are two very different situations. Hopefully we can all at least agree on that.
a coach telling his kids to get a work out in over the 7 days is technically circumventing the rules as well.... coach is instructing his wrestlers to work and train over break....that sounds foolish, but so does Cox saying "somewhat circumvent rules".....if the HS coach or assistant coaches have no contact over the break then there is no rule breaking or no circumventing of the rule...
a coach telling his kids to get a work out in over the 7 days is technically circumventing the rules as well.... coach is instructing his wrestlers to work and train over break....
Not sure exactly what your post has to do with mine. I say that circumventing rules and having things worked out are different situations. Everyone keeps saying that things are worked out or that they are operating with the state's blessing. If that "blessing" or "work out" is something they have in writing, then so be it. But it is different than the state saying the reason it is permissible is because it is not technically a rules violation. You are giving examples of people circumventing the rules. I guess I get what you are saying, but it is unclear to me why my post was quoted in yours.As has been stated earlier, when someone is doing something they know is OK, they usually don't bend over backward to prove that it is OK. They just let the naysayers blow hot air.
This aint math class....2 negatives don't make a positive but I am glad to hear some one admit and agree that circumvention is taking place.
My post has nothing to do with yours... It was more about Bobby Cox's quote of "somewhat circumventing the rules" .... I agree with your last sentiment, but when what you are doing is being attacked and when you are being partially blamed for losing team state then I think the person, or people, have the right to stand up fpr what they are doing....
So you quote someone and then say your response has nothing to do with the quote???I would prefer to call this a discussion and not an attacks. Even though I have been called names and accused of nit picking and jealousy I really don't feel attacked. But the sentiment should really not change, if you are 100% comfortable then why bend over backwards and respond to all of the nit pickers who only like to hear themselves type and are clearly jealous that others are doing things to make their programs better.
so is there a difference in the circumventing of the rules between those who go to DD and those who tell/instruct their wrestlers to get workouts in and stay in shape over moratorium???I see both of these as following rules because contact between coaches is NOT being made during the 7 days.... but some see this as circumventing rules...
You just said that a coach telling kids to work out on their own is "technically circumventing the rules" but in your next post you say both are fine??? Its hard to debate an issue when you are arguing both sides.
It is simple for me....the state gave us the entire summer to do whatever we want and mandated a 7 day moratorium FOR THE KIDS. Every athletic department and coaching staff I have worked with has interpreted this as time FOR THE KIDS. They already have baseball, basketball, football, cross country, wrestling, and track coaches asking for their time the other 80+days so we are 100% hands off during moratorium.
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Richard Sandomir TV Sports column notes that modern celebrations of World Series wins have a lack of spontaneity, with security preventing fans from going on the field and interviews conducted on a stage; holds that Fox Sports should have looked more deeply into its stable of announcers for a true baseball personality to cover postgame event of Boston Red Sox championship. MORE
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Boston Red Sox beat St Louis Cardinals, 3-1, and are now one win from their eighth World Series championship; Jon Lester pitched a magnificent game for the second time in the Series; David Ortiz continues his remarkable run of success at the plate. MORE
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Boston Red Sox beat St Louis Cardinals, 4-2, evening out the World Series to 2-2. MORE
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Analysis of decisive play that cost Boston Red Sox Game 3 of World Series finds that play was technically a case of 'obstruction' and not an 'interference error' as stated in official game summary. MORE
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Dan Barry This Land column notes that for Revs Henry Gerecke and Sixtus O'Connor, two American chaplains at Nuremberg prison in Germany, climactic end of the initial phase of postwar judgment coincided with Game 7 of 1946 World Series between Boston Red Sox and St Louis Cardinals. MORE
Oct. 26, 2013
St Louis Cardinals young right-handed pitcher Carlos Martinez, sometimes called Little Pedro in reference to pitching great Pedro Martinez, threw two scoreless innings to preserve Game 2 victory over Red Sox; game was attended by Pedro Martinez himself, who was being honored as member of Boston's 2004 championship team. MORE
Oct. 25, 2013
St Louis Cardinals earn a 4-2, victory over Boston Red Sox to take Game 2 and tie World Series, 1-1. MORE
Oct. 25, 2013
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column; message posted on Twitter by Tyler Melling, Class A pitcher for St Louis Cardinals, grew into a loud rumble when he wrote that a green glob in Boston Red Sox pitcher Jon Lester's hand during first game of World Series looked like Vaseline; Lester says substance is resin. MORE
Oct. 25, 2013
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column observes that David Ortiz of Boston Red Sox is closest thing to Reggie Jackson's original Mr October. MORE
Oct. 24, 2013
Boston Red Sox beat St Louis Cardinals, 8-1, in Game 1 of World Series; Red Sox capitalize on five runs in first two innings and several defensive miscues by the Cardinals. MORE
Oct. 24, 2013
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column analyzes Game 1 of World Series, noting that St Louis Cardinals put in an even weaker performance than they did in 2004, when Boston Red Sox achieved four-game sweep. MORE
Oct. 23, 2013
St Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox are preparing to face each other in World Series for fourth time; detailed preview of the Series and a history of team rivalry discussed. MORE
Oct. 23, 2013
Richard Sandomir TV Sports column reviews career of baseball analyst Tim McCarver, who will be broadcasting his 24th, and probably last, World Series as St Louis Cardinals battle Boston Red Sox; McCarver spent most of his career playing for the Cardinals and had a brief stint with the Red Sox; notes that McCarver, who is retiring from Fox Sports, was known for his strong opinions and uncanny ability to predict plays. MORE
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More than one million fans turn out for parade in San Francisco to honor World Series champion San Francisco Giants. MORE
Oct. 30, 2012
Bill Morris A Fan's Notes column expresses anguish as a Detroit Tigers fan following the San Francisco Giants' sweep of the World Series. MORE
Oct. 30, 2012
San Francisco Giants, after winning the World Series, will once again pay homage to New York, city where the franchise played for more than 70 years. MORE
Oct. 30, 2012
Keeping Score; 18 batters in history have struck out to end a World Series, including Detroit Tigers star Miguel Cabrera in his team's Game 4 loss to the San Francisco Giants. MORE
Oct. 29, 2012
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column says that San Francisco Giants, seeking second World Series title in three years, may have discovered a formula worth copying; holds that two titles in three years might not count as a dynasty, but it is getting awfully close. MORE
Oct. 28, 2012
San Francisco Giants defeat Detroit Tigers, 2-0, to lead World Series, 3-0. MORE
Oct. 28, 2012
Humorous comparison of San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval and Detroit Tigers first baseman Prince Fielder, two oversized personalities vying for 2012 World Series crown. MORE
Oct. 28, 2012
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column maintains that Detroit Tigers are struggling against San Francisco Giants in the World Series because they lost momentum, having had five days off after winning the American League Championship Series. MORE
Oct. 27, 2012
San Francisco Giants can chalk up their 2-0 World Series lead over Detroit Tigers to three unusual plays along third-base line. MORE
Oct. 27, 2012
Detroit Tigers team physicians say pitcher Doug Fister suffered only scalp abrasion and small lump after being struck in the head with line drive during Game 2 of World Series. MORE
Oct. 26, 2012
San Francisco Giants defeat Detroit Tigers, 2-0, to lead World Series, 2-0. MORE
Oct. 26, 2012
Nielsen ratings report that San Francisco Giants 8-3 victory over Detroit Tigers in Game 1 of World Series is least viewed Series opener on record. MORE
Oct. 25, 2012
San Francisco Giants defeat Detroit Tigers, 8-3, in Game 1 of the World Series; Giants infielder Pablo Sandoval slams homers in his first three at-bats, joining short list of players who have hit three home runs during a single World Series game. MORE
Oct. 25, 2012
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column on San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval, who, during Game 1 of 2012 World Series against Detroit Tigers, joined Babe Ruth, Reggie Jackson and Albert Pujols as the only players to hit three home runs in a single World Series game. MORE
Oct. 24, 2012
World Series Preview; Detroit Tigers and San Francisco Giants will meet in World Series for first time, despite this being the Giants 19th championship appearance and the Tigers 11th. MORE
Oct. 24, 2012
San Francisco Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner, who was pulled from rotation in National League Championship Series, will start Game 2 of World Series against Detroit Tigers. MORE
Oct. 23, 2012
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column contends that Detroit Tigers and pitching ace Justin Verlander will likely be favorites in World Series, but suggests that San Francisco Giants have secret weapon called resilience. MORE
Oct. 30, 2011
George Vecsey Sports of The Times column observes that, with St Louis Cardinals World Series victory over Texas Rangers, Cardinals manager Tony La Russa has won his third title and his second with St Louis; notes, however, that his contract is about to expire, making his future with the team uncertain. MORE
Oct. 30, 2011
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column examines Texas Rangers World Series loss to St Louis Cardinals; holds that Game 6 was defining moment for the Rangers, asserting that they did not merely lose, they invented a new form of agony because in two separate innings they were one strike away from winning the title only to surrender the lead. MORE
Oct. 29, 2011
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column notes that Game 7 of the World Series between St Louis Cardinals and Texas Rangers was the 38th postseason game of a possible 41, matching the most ever in the 17 years of the current playoff format; holds that any thing less than a seven-game World Series would have felt wrong for this most wondrous of baseball seasons. MORE
Oct. 29, 2011
St Louis Cardinals defeat Texas Rangers, 6-2, to win the World Series, 4-3. MORE
Oct. 29, 2011
Fox broadcaster Joe Buck's call at end of Game 6 of 2011 World Series between St Louis Cardinals and Texas Rangers carries mix of nostalgia and dram; Buck's late father Jack used the same line, 'We will see you tomorrow night,' after Kirby Puckett's winning home run in 1991 World Series. MORE
Oct. 29, 2011
George Vecsey Sports of The Times column argues that Game 7 of 2011 World Series between St Louis Cardinals and Texas Rangers was not a classic; says that as Cardinals pecked away, game had a certain inevitability to it. MORE
Oct. 28, 2011
St. Louis Cardinals defeat Texas Rangers,10-9, in 11 innings, to tie World Series, 3-3. MORE
Oct. 28, 2011
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column says Texas Rangers must shake off one of the worst single-game collapses in World Series history if they wish to attain long-deferred championship. MORE
Oct. 28, 2011
George Vecsey Sports of The Times column says after rainout that threw both teams off their strides, Game 6 of World Series between St Louis Cardinals and Texas Rangers eventually became horrifying classic of a meltdown that will be replayed for years. MORE
Oct. 27, 2011
St Louis Cardinals' bullpen miscommunication that marked Game 5 of the World Series tripped over simple like Jason Motte but not, amazingly enough, Marc Rzepczynski, who is nicknamed Scrabble for the complex array of consonants that populate his 11-letter name. MORE
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Four potential World Series matchups involve teams from the same area. In an earlier round, the Dodgers and the Giants, longtime rivals, could meet.
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Torre is best remembered by New Yorkers for cheering from his hospital bed as the Yankees, led by his younger brother Joe Torre, won the 1996 World Series.
September 15, 2014, Monday
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The N.C.A.A. determined that Geno Auriemma committed a secondary rules violation when he made a phone call last month to congratulate Mo'ne Davis.
September 5, 2014, Friday
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Member of Top U.S. Little League Team Is Reportedly Homeless
Offers of help are pouring in after a newspaper article revealed that the family of a player who represented Chicago in the Little League World Series had been homeless.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
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Little League Win Lifts District Marred by Violence
Chicago welcomed back the Jackie Robinson West Little League team, starting with a homey neighborhood celebration in the South Side, a departure for an area known for gun violence.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
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A Series Draws to a Close, and Innocence May Soon Follow
South Korea wrapped up the Little League World Series with a win in the title game. The young players may never again experience that kind of pure, sportsmanlike competition.
August 26, 2014, Tuesday
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After an absence of 29 years from the youth Series, South Korea defeated Jackie Robinson West of Chicago, 8-4, for its third title, each coming without a defeat in the tournament.
August 25, 2014, Monday
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August 24, 2014, Sunday
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The man who coached Mo'ne Davis sees the promise of inner-city kids.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
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After becoming a star at the Little League World Series, Mo'ne Davis will have to decide whether to capitalize on her earning potential, but endorsements could affect her amateur status.
August 23, 2014, Saturday
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Set during the ill-conceived conflict, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam will feature four new maps "from the rice fields of the Phu Bai Valley to the napalm scorched earth of Hill 137." New toys include 15 weapons and 6 vehicles, such as the Huey helicopter, T54 tank and PBR patrol boat. As you can't mythologise Nam without rockin' tunes, there'll be 8 radio channels playing 49 tracks, with Wagner's 'Ride of the Valkyries'--as heard in Apocalypse Now--and 'Fortunate Son' by Creedence Clearwater Revival among them.
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Former LAPD Officer Christopher Dorner's murderous rampage was put to an end in a shootout last month but his accusations against the LAPD are still reverberating. Nothing can excuse the murders of innocent people. But dozens of current and former Police Officers have called or emailed FOX 11 Legal Analyst Robin Sax and Reporter Phil Shuman. Those officers say the allegations Dorner posted in his online "manifesto" about the LAPD - allegations of racism, and a code of silence that protects bad cops - mirror their experiences. TRUE CRIME STORIES SEGMENT ONE: Officers speak out.
Robin Sax and Phil Shuman talk to several current and former officers who say they were treated unfairly by the LAPD. Some of them talk about the code of silence that protects bad cops. Others tell their stories of racism in the department.
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So what is the LAPD doing to address some of the issues raised by officers critical of the department? We'll hear from Chief Charlie Beck about the controversy over whether their Board of Rights Hearings are fair. He also tells us about a new program to get feedback from LAPD employees. TRUE CRIME STORIES SEGMENT THREE: Black Officers Concerns.
Black officers not only deal with the alleged "code of silence" in the LAPD. They say they also have to deal with what some say is institutional racism that also affects the community they police. Black officers recently had a meeting to discuss their concerns.
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The LAPD is reacting to a wave of criticism from past and present officers, as reported by Fox 11 Legal Analyst Robin Sax and Reporter Phil Shuman. They've even gone so far as to publish the Board of Rights Hearing Manual on the front page of their website - so officers, and the public, can read it.
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"Debasing and humiliating environment."
"If they want to get you they'll get you."
"You can't fight the machine."
Those are just some of the phrases from cops within the LAPD who are complaining about the way the department treats its own.
For a month now, FOX 11 Legal Analyst Robin Sax and I have been doing interviews with cops who've come forward to say, 'You know what? We hate what Chris Dorner did, but the things he said … they're true."
Now, the department, to its credit, has agreed to review the Dorner firing. The problem with that, as we've reported, is who is doing it.
He's Gerald Chaleff, who's respected as a tough and independent guy, but his title is Special Assistant to the Chief so if he comes back without a report that says the Dorner firing was handled fairly, some will say, "What did you expect?" If he comes back with a report that says Dorner was wrongly terminated, they'll likely to say, "You've turned this homicidal maniac into a hero."
It's a no win situation.
Sources tell me that perhaps Police Chief Charlie Beck should have thought this through before he announced his review; that he is trying to to the right thing, but it may not be perceived that way.
Also this week we've learned that Beck also has plans to do a broader, department-wide review of the way they operate when it comes to the discipline system using this sophisticated online surveying process called "Ten Thousand Volts." It's supposed to elicit feedback, anonymously, and the department's been using it for the past couple years in other areas, so eventually we'll get a report on that.
Meantime, Robin Sax and I had another in-depth look at the LAPD post Dorner on Friday night at 10:30, including some new interviews, and we'll here a lot from the chief. We invited them to be part of our half-hour special and they politely declined, as they feel due to state court rulings regarding the privacy of officers' personnel records, there's not much they can really say.
As always, please send me your stories via email. And keep in mind, as we do these reports, it's about the standards by which the LAPD handles internal discipline (allegations or racism, favoritism) it's not questioning the dedication and bravery of the almost 10,000 men and women in blue who put their lives on the line for us every day.
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Registration has opened for the 37th Annual WNA Symposium and special discounts are available to those who book before 3 August. Those wishing to attend can register via this link.
The WNA Symposium is the nuclear industry's premier event – an annual conference attended by over 700 leaders and specialists from more than 30 countries. The Symposium brings together the nuclear industry and its major stakeholders to discuss topics ranging from the nuclear fuel market to the practicalities of building new nuclear power plants. Global electricity demand continues to grow rapidly, driven above all by Asian economic growth. Nuclear is seen as an indispensable part of the generating mix in a number of major countries. China, South Korea and India are seeking to secure and to diversify their energy supplies, with increasing use of nuclear energy. For these plans to be realised, the nuclear industry will need to deliver on time and on budget. This remains arguably the greatest challenge for utilities, reactor vendors and the nuclear supply chain. It will also present a challenge for fuel cycle participants seeking to meet new demand. All this must be achieved in the face of ever greater scrutiny and regulatory demands. In some countries, nuclear will also have to contend with government policy skewed to assist competitor technologies that themselves will increase nuclear operating difficulties. The Symposium will focus on the ways in which the industry will meet these challenges.
The Call for Presentations for the 37th Annual WNA Symposium is now out, with an 18th May deadline for submissions. The WNA Symposium is the nuclear industry's premier event – an annual conference attended by over 700 leaders and specialists from more than 30 countries. The Symposium brings together the nuclear industry and its major stakeholders to discuss topics ranging from the nuclear fuel market to the practicalities of building new nuclear power plants. The topics we are particularly looking to cover include, but will not be limited to: • From mining to fabrication: the key issues for fuel supply in meeting growth. • Adjusting to lower secondary supplies with the end of the US/Russia HEU Agreement. • Keeping on track with waste management, decommissions and disposal. • How the global supply chain can assist national industries to benefit from nuclear investments. • Tried and tested: the challenges for our existing reactors. • On budget, on time and on line: successfully implementing new build. • Policy, technology and society: the challenges of future energy supply. We welcome presentations on these and other topics from industry experts and external specialists. We particularly encourage proposals from professionals in emerging nuclear countries and from younger specialists. Submitting a Proposal Proposals for Presentations must be submitted in the form of an abstract by 18 May 2012 using this online form.
Over 250 delegates attended the first WNA India International Nuclear Symposium in New Delhi in February. The event was a great success and we thank all the delegates for their participation.
A full programme of presentations was mixed with networking opportunities.
A selection of photos from the conference is available on WNA's flickr page.
The third annual Nuclear Power Asia conference opened in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on January 31. The World Nuclear Association is the official partner of the conference.
Delegates heard an overview of the Fukushima accident and lessons learned so far from Kimitoshi Yahagi, General Manager of Nuclear Power & Plant Siting Administrative Department, TEPCO, followed by the Keynote session moderated by WNA Deputy Director General Steve Kidd.
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The World Nuclear Association is the official partner for the Nuclear Power Asia 2012 conference, to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 31 January - 1 February next year. The conference will together nuclear stakeholders at the region's largest nuclear power event, with 250 attendees, 40 global nuclear expert speakers and 20 exhibitors expected to attend.
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• How to embark on long-term capacity building for future NPP Owner/Operator? • What are the challenges in developing nuclear power infrastructure and are there new approaches to address such challenges? • Reactor design - the new safety assessment criteria; how much have things changed? • Has it become more "expensive" to finance nuclear new build?
The conference programme features a strong mix of international and regional experts. The opening keynote session will be moderated by WNA Director General John Ritch.
More details can be found on the conference website at www.nuclearpowerasia.com
WNA representatives are participating in a number of INPRO meetings at the IAEA in Vienna this week. INPRO (The International Project on Innovative Nuclear Reactors and Fuel Cycles) was established in 2000 to help ensure that nuclear energy is available to contribute to meeting the energy needs of the 21st century in a sustainable manner.
Danielle Goodman, from WNA member company Planergie, is taking a key role in an INPRO Dialogue Forum on Small and Medium-Sized Reactors. WNA's Jonathan Cobb is participating in the INPRO SYNERGIES meeting, which is looking at how international collaboration could have advantages for the development of sustainable nuclear fuel cycles. A number of representatives from WNA member companies are also participating in both meetings. More information on INPRO can be found on the IAEA's INPRO website.
The Australian Nuclear Association's 2011 conference will be looking at The Future of Nuclear Science and Technology. Nuclear science and technology continue to have increasing application in industry and research and Australia's OPAL reactor is now an established source of neutrons.
WNA's Director of Communications, Ian Hore-Lacy, will be helping round up the conference's discussions in a concluding panel sessions. The conference will be held on Friday 7 October. More details are available on the ANA website.
There is only a fortnight until the 36th WNA Annual Symposium. A world-class programme is now online, as well as abstracts of the presentations. It isn't too late to register. WNA member company delagates also wishing to attend working group meetings should also register for those, more details from the WNA Members website.
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