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When Jasper finds an old basswood guitar at a rummage sale, will he rediscover an old passion in himself?
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"Come on Jazz, hurry up," Alice pouted.
I tossed a smile her way and slipped on my jacket. Only in Forks could a downpour not cancel the annual rummage sale. Alice went because she loved digging through other people's junk for treasure, mostly looking for antiques that would mean something to our family. I went because I loved watching her do it. Taking her hand, we ducked out the door and made a dash for the Mercedes, opting not to take the Porsche.
When we got into town, I slowed the car and we started trolling the side streets. At the end of every driveway, ink ran down brightly colored signs, and balloons drooped under the shower. Garages, porches and over-hangs all stood open, racks and tables visible inside.
We cruised by Bella's; she and Edward sat in lawn chairs inside her garage, a table of Charlie's stuff spread out in front of them. Alice shook her head minutely when I sent her a questioning look; clearly she wasn't interested in any old cop merchandise. I pitied Edward. It was bad enough on the buying end, I couldn't imagine the boredom of sitting there for hours while other people picked through you private life.
As we drove up the streets, Alice would lean forward in her seat and touch my wrist, and I would put on the blinker and maneuver into the driveway of whichever had caught her eye. We visited a few; Alice sorting slowly through clothes, books, and other pieces being discarded, while I stood slightly behind her, marveling at what you could learn about a person from the things they threw away. Alice picked up a lamp whose shade was made of stained glass, and paid with a few crumpled ones. Stashing it in the back seat, we moved on down the road.
I noticed the blank look that came to my wife's eyes as the vision hit her, but they cleared quickly.
"This one Jasper," she said, motioning to a yard holding a simple sign; a black markered arrow on a torn side of cardboard.
I knew vaguely whose house it was. An elderly man lived here, alone but for a massive black tom cat. I tended to glance at the front of his clapboard house when we passed. He was a war veteran, someone struggling with the things he had seen and done, someone that I felt a relation with. I'd never moved on that, never approached him or breached the subject with my family. I blinked at the sound of the car door shutting; Alice was already out of the car. Pulling my keys from the ignition, I followed after her.
The man sat solemnly on the cement steps that led up from his attached garage into the house. The cat sat beside him and he was stroking its fur, but as Alice approached it darted through the small cat door set in the wall near the base of the steps. I felt a jolt of surprise come from him as the cat disappeared through the door, a small spike in the monotone of his emotion.
"Doesn't seem to take to well to you, young lady," he said gruffly, eyeing Alice.
"Oh, I'm sorry," she said sweetly, ready with a lie. "We've just been to see some friends, they own a few dogs."
"Ahh," the man said, not particularly interested as he looked worriedly at the cat door.
Alice moved off along the edge of the garage, examining the things spread out on the plastic card tables. "Jazz, Come look at this," she called to me softly.
It was a table full of war memorabilia, no doubt what she'd seen in her vision. There was a photo album of faded snapshots, a small linen bound copy of the Old Testament, a federal army coat complete with its stripes, pins, and medallions. The name Jones was threaded over the pocket. That was his name, I remembered, Hank Jones. I picked up the jacket of a spent round, rolled the soft metal between my fingers, and smelled the powder residue that clung to it like a ghost. I put the round back on the table and Alice touched my arm briefly, wondering why this hadn't brought me the joy she had expected it to. When I turned away from her, I found Hank staring at me intently.
"Sir, each of these pieces means something to me," I said suddenly, shocking myself and Alice. "I can't imagine that they don't mean anything to you."
He was quiet a moment, taken aback by my statement. "What's yer' name, son?" he asked.
"Jasper Hale, sir," I replied, waiting.
"One of Dr. Cullen's boys," he said.
I nodded but didn't speak.
"Well, Jasper Hale, I guess you'd be right. But let me tell you somethin'. Some things, a man just don't want to remember." His face was somber, but I felt the pain that rolled off him, and I didn't interfere with it. "Yer' young, still full of the hope that comes with bein' young, but I've seen things you'll never see. Things I hope no boy like you will ever see again in this world."
"Yes, sir," I murmured, lost in my own memories.
"Jazz? You ready?"
"Yeah," I said coming out of my thoughts at Alice's touch.
As I turned away towards the car, I saw it leaning against the end of the table. Crouching down on my heels, I ran my fingers down the strings. It was an acoustic basswood guitar, the clean scent of the wood and strings' wax bringing back more memories than the gunpowder had. Picking it up off the cement, I pulled the leather sling over my shoulder and fit the guitar under the curve of my arm. Curling my right hand around the neck, I stroked my thumb over the strings at the sound hole. The instrument was beautifully in tune, and I felt the sound waves ripple up through my rib cage.
"Jasper?" The question in Alice's voice snapped me back one more time.
"This is perfect for Edward," I said, covering the emotion in my voice.
"Edward?" Jones asked.
"My brother," I replied. "He's quite gifted musically. He hasn't tried going acoustic yet."
"Seems like maybe he isn't the only one."
I looked up at Hank held his gaze, but didn't answer the question he asked with his eyes.
"How much?" I asked.
"Take it," he said. "It needs a good home."
"Thanks," I said.
Hank nodded, and Alice followed me back to the car. Slipping the guitar onto the seat next to the lamp, I climbed into the driver's seat and started the car.
"Edward will love it," she said.
I managed a wry smile. As I was backing down the driveway, I turned back to the garage. Hank Jones was looking over the memories scattered along the table. His cat had returned, curling itself around his ankles. He turned, caught me watching him, and reached out with a hand to press a button on the wall. I nodded and he returned the favor, as the garage door lowered to the ground. This sale, it seemed, was closed.
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Izzy Stone, one of the greatest independent journalists in American history, published I.F. Stone's Weekly from 1953 to 1971.
By reading the documents rather than attending government press conferences, Stone proclaimed truths that the government preferred to keep hidden.
Perhaps his greatest truth was that all governments lie and are not to be believed unless proven to the contrary.
His four-page weekly, appearing more than 50 years ago, reveals how prescient he was. And it showed the validity of the French saying: "The more things change the more they stay the same."
"There is no excuse for poverty in a society that can spend $80 billion on its war machine," Stone wrote. The numbers always increase today to ever more obscene levels but the point doesn't change.
He rightly complained that "the center of political gravity" has been pushed to the far right. (It's far worse today.)
Stone, who became a radical as a teenager by reading books by Jack London, Kropotkin and Marx, noted that nothing was to the left of his weekly than the Daily Worker, U.S. communist paper.
Karl Weber writes in an editor's note that the columns reveal Stone's "factual precision, historical depth, unpretentious learning, mordant wit and passion for justice."
And Peter Osnos observes in the introduction that Stone was a Jew whose religion really was humanism.
Stone denounced the "stupidity of the Vietnam War." He blasted government secrecy in the purported interest of national security.
Stone showed his civility by decrying the student denunciation of cops as pigs and pointing out that shouting four-letter words is no argument.
He deplored the death penalty, calling it "a noble rebuke to an un-Christian Christian world." He decried U.S. bombs dropped on the innocent in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Foretelling drone killings today, Stone wrote that "victory by airpower is victory by terror against the civilian population."
He noted that Americans search out Vietcong atrocities with indignation but dismiss U.S use of napalm and its saturation bombing as mere technology.
He rightly complained of "the sickness in the South." (Columnists these days write about the return of Jim Crow but Apartheid Jim never left. You almost wish the South had won the Civil War.)
Stone's best and wisest columns dealt with Israel. He wrote:
• "Political agreement will be impossible as long as a single Jewish state in Palestine is demanded."
• For the Arabs to recognize Israel "is to acquiesce in the wrong done them by the conquest of Palestine."
• "The U.S. press is overwhelmingly pro-Zionist."
• "Israel is creating a moral schizophrenia in world Jewry."
Stone did not mention the historic refusal by Lillian Hellman to testify before the House Committee on Un-American Activities in 1952 because he then had no newspaper outlet.
Hellman refused to testify about former communists while others like film director Elia Kazan ratted.
"To hurt innocent people whom I knew many years ago in order to save myself is inhuman, indecent and dishonorable," Hellman wrote to HUAC. "I cannot and will not cut my conscience to fit this year's fashions."
Izzy did not miss much else. He was that newspaper rarity: on the side of the angels.
Jake Highton is an emeritus journalism professor at the University of Nevada, Reno.


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According to IMDB it was filmed entirely in Canada. I erred as to who was behind it, yet there were many Canadian actors in it. Sky TV, a British company did the TV series after the initial first episodes. Many of the directors were not American.
Yes, BSG had a predominantly Canadian (and British) cast, save for Edward James Olmos and a few others, and was effectively a Canadian production. It wasn't simply the location. Noted Canadian actors include Col Tigh, Boomer, Tyrol, Six, Helo/Agathon, Gaeta, most of the Cylons, Dr. Cottle, etc.... Apollo and Baltar were Brits, and of course Adama was EJO (whom I had the opportunity to see speak at Pomona College in 2003, but skipped -- because at that point I only knew him as Lt. Castillo from Miami Vice...). President Roslin is also American, more noted for her Oscar nominated role in "Dances with Wolves," and my claim-to-fame with her is being on the same Southwest Airlines flight from LA-Philadelphia a few Xmases ago (and having quite a long and pleasant conversation, as she was doing her Christmas cards).
Also, I went to Vancouver for a conference in 2005 (at the height of the series), and was delighted to stay in a hotel immediately adjacent to the Caprica high command building!


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THE SPORTING SCENE about Bob and Mike Bryan. Discusses how tennis has changed in the last forty years, including the development of new racquet technologies, and the dominance of the baseline game. Of the top twenty-five men in the sport, all but one play predominantly from the backcourt. "All the kids hit the same damn shots," Rosie Casals, winner of twelve grand-slam titles tells the writer. "They don't know how to slice or change pace or chop or do something different." To see something closer to Casals's ideal, you have to watch doubles. Bob and Mike Bryan are the best doubles team of their generation; they have been ranked No. 1 in the world most of the last four years. The Bryans are identical twins. They play doubles as if they were a single organism, rarely saying a word or using hand signals to set up a shot. The Bryans' mother, Kathy, was a mixed-doubles quarter-finalist at Wimbledon. Their father, Wayne, was the top tennis player at the University of California, Santa Barbara. To Wayne, his sons' success is less a testament to breeding than to upbringing. Describes Wayne's Master Plan (as his sons now call it) for raising the twins. No television or video games were allowed. The twins had three or four hours of tennis a day, an hour or more of homework, and another hour of music. Tennis has had more than its share of stage parents, but the Bryans, by and large, have sunny memories of their childhood. Discusses the Bryans' participation in junior tournaments and the two years they spent at Stanford, under coach Dick Gould, where they won an N.C.A.A. championship. The Bryans joined the pro tour in 1998. They played both singles and doubles at first, with limited success. In 2001, Mike asked Bob if they could stop playing singles to focus on doubles. The Bryans are thirty-one now and have earned more than six million dollars in prize money. Their goal is to break the all-time record for doubles titles. Writer interviews Bud Collins, who believes that tennis should never have abandoned the wooden racquet. Describes the Bryans' performance at this year's French Open. Tells about how the Bryans and other players rallied to prevent the elimination of the doubles circuit from the professional tour and recent changes to the doubles game. The pure serve-and-volley game may never return, but staying at the baseline is no longer enough. Recent Grand Slam winners and finalists have made use of net skills and drops shots. "The doubles game is now the strongest it's ever been," Bob Bryan says.
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I'm looking for a driver for Windows 7 RC for an onboard intel GD82559ER pci fast ethernet nic. The Windows 7 RC (32 bit, build 7100) installation disk does not include a compatible driver, so I tried the Vista / Windows 2008 32 bit drivers available here:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&ProductID=996&DwnldID=12197&strOSs=All&OSFullName=All Operating Systems&lang=eng
But even after manual extraction of this package and manual driver installation, the onboard NIC apparently does not work with the drivers included in this package (PROVISTA32_v14_0.exe dated 4/1/2009).
Is there any other download (specifically for Windows 7) available? If not, are there any plans to provide Windows 7 drivers later or is this product considered EOL?
Thanks a lot in advance for any reply.
The software package you downloaded includes drivers for Vista or Server 2008 and will not work with Windows 7. The driver that you need is already included in Windows 7 RC.
Does the device show up on your computer's hardware tab in Device Manager? Windows 7 should install the driver automatically if the device is enabled and detectable by the OS. If you can't see the device on your list, then you might have a problem other than a missing driver.
If the driver is not installed you could try a manual install differently than the have disk option. If you use the "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" option and uncheck "Show compatible hardware" then you should see a choice for Intel(R) 82559 Fast Ethernet LAN on Motherboard. You could pick that driver manually.
Hello Mark,
thanks for your reply. The device does show up in the device manager. And you are right, there is already a driver included in Win 7 for the intel 82559 NIC. *g*
I tried manual installation of the included driver as you suggested. Unfortunately it doesn't work either, which is odd. The properties tab in device manager tells me "device can not be started (code 10)". The NIC is working fine with the second OS on the same harddisk (dual boot, Windows 2000 SP4).
Some screenshots of the device manager:
Hi Mark and akl,
Hi have a similar situation with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. (nic 82566DM-2)
I need to configure VLANs so I need to install the full drivers with ANS. The drivers available do not support Win7 nor Win2008R2.
Is there any beta drivers available so I can test VLANs at this point?
Thanks for the help.
I did some more research. You are correct that no drivers are included in Windows 7 for the 82559ER, DevID 1209. Unfortunately, none of the generic drivers from Intel covered that DevID except for some sample drivers for embedded versions of Windows. The fast Ethernet controllers are only supported with the drivers included in Windows 7. No new Windows 7 drivers will be available from Intel for the 82559ER.
As you have already seen for yourself, the regular 82559 driver does not work on the 82559ER controller. You could try checking with your system or the board manufacturer to see if they are planning a Windows 7 support for your built-in network controller.
Unfortunately, you need Intel(R) PROSet for Windows Device Manager and Advanced Networking Services (ANS) to configure features such as VLANs and teams. No public beta for Intel PROSet for Windows Device Manager and Advanced Networking Services (ANS) for Windows* 7 is planned. Intel will release these applications at the official launch of Windows* 7. Drivers for current network adapters are included with the Windows* 7 RC Operating System (OS) download from Microsoft.
As to the Intel(R) 82566DM-2 Gigabit Network Connection, this connection is built into the computer system. You should check with your system manufacturer for details on Windows* 7 support. You will be able to get the software from the Intel Download Center when it is released, but that software might not be validated on your system by the manufacturer.
Thanks for the answer Mark.
In regards to using VLANs (ProSet) with the Intel adapters on Windows 7 there is a way to do this with the vista installer. You have to force a silent install via the msiexec command. Here is an example on how it worked for my Win7 install which is a 64 bit install just adjust it based on the location of your installer:
msiexec /i C:\intel\APPS\PROSETDX\Vista64\PROSETDX.msi /qn
The vista installer seems to work fine once you get past the part about it thinking it won't work. The /qn bypasses that part .
Hope this helps other not pull out thier hair like I didn until one of my network engineers fixed in it like 2 minutes for me....
Hi Daniel,
My hope sky rocked with your post. I'll try that and give feedback to the forum.
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Just to correct myself, I'm doing this tests with Windows Server 2008 Standard R2 RC (7100)
No good news so far.
I started with the silent install "/qn". After checking the log file I saw that the setup was doing a CA_VERIFY_RIGHT_MSI to check if the right MSI was being used for my OS. This was returning an error, just like when doing a normal UI setup.
Edited the MSI file with the ORCA Editor and removed all entries CA_VERIFY_RIGHT_MSI related.
With this I don't receive an error stating that the OS is not supported.
Next problem:
The setup is now stating that I don't have any Intel NIC installed.
Checked the logs again and found CA_CHECK_FOR_ADAPTERS_IN_SYSTEM that was failing.
Edited MSI file again and removed all entries CA_CHECK_FOR_ADAPTERS_IN_SYSTEM related.
Now all the setup works, all Program Files\Intel are in place but I don't have a VLAN tab on the nic so I can create the VLANs.
Which installer are you using?
The native MSIEXEC from Windows 2008 R2
Maybe you meen "\Intel\APPS\PROSETDX\Vistax64\PROSETDX.msi"
yeah, post your exact commands you are running for the msi installer tool.
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#1 2006-01-28 11:05:46
#2 2006-01-28 12:42:24
Re: line triangle intersection point
What is your equation for the line? Parametric?
"In the real world, this would be a problem. But in mathematics, we can just define a place where this problem doesn't exist. So we'll go ahead and do that now..."
#3 2006-01-28 21:00:10
Re: line triangle intersection point
Sorry, This is a line / triangle intersection in a 3D world (directx). Actually what I need to find out is the y position of a landscape at a given position for x and z. so I can place an object on the landscape. A landscape is simply a huge number of vertices. 3 vertices connected to eachother (triangle) form a face. So my thought was, if I make a vertical line with known x and z values and a low and high y value I should be able to find the y value of the landscape at intersection point.
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I started this thread a while ago and thought I found the answer, I guess not as it doesn't work.
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"I was really pleased with our girls' mental toughness," Cougars coach Christine Eckles said. "We got down and could've gave up. But we didn't. We stuck together, played good team basketball down the stretch and were able to pull away and get a victory."
Spanish Springs led 36-24 after a Riley Holladay layup at the 4:57 mark of the third period. Unfortunately for the Cougars, a flurry of turnovers mixed with a few quick shots and some bad luck over the next six-plus minutes. Meanwhile, McQueen found some offense and put together a 17-4 spurt.
Back-to-back buckets by Taylor Baker capped the outburst and gave McQueen a 41-40 lead with 6:20 to go in the contest. It was the hosts first lead since 10-8.
Spanish Springs got a 3-point play from Laneesha Terrance to go back on top 43-41. McQueen responded with a pair of Baker foul shots to tie the game at 43 apiece with 5:20 showing on the fourth-quarter clock.
That's as good as it got for the Lancers. Spanish Springs reeled off 11 unanswered points that started a 15-4 Cougars run to close out the conference clash. At one point early in the run, the Sparks school executed set plays for uncontested layups on three-straight possessions.
While Baker scored six McQueen points in the first two and a half minutes of the fourth quarter, she did not score in the final five minutes of the game. It was her twin sister, Sierra Baker, that kept McQueen within striking distance in the first half and keyed the Lancers' second-half run. She had 18 points through the first three quarters and scored the initial basket of the final period, but failed to score again, largely because of the lockdown defense of Cougars sophomore reserve Myrissa Prince.
"I thought the difference in the fourth quarter was when we got defensive stops," Eckles said. "Then we were able to execute some offensive sets and we made some free throws. We did the things we expect to do for 32 minutes, but we only did them for about six.
"Myrissa Prince was really key. I thought Sierra sort of took the game over a bit in the third quarter. We were not doing a good job individually or as team of making her get rid of the ball. We are lucky we can go to Myrissa and say 'don't let her catch it.' She was big part of this win."
Spanish Springs got off to a good start, scoring eight of the game's first 10 points. Still, McQueen trailed only 12-10 at the first quarter's conclusion.
After McQueen made it 12-12 30 seconds into the second quarter, Spanish Springs grabbed the momentum with a 13-2 run. A free throw by Morning Rose Tobey capped the burst and saw the guests forge ahead 25-14 with 2:55 to go before the break.
A Holladay layup gave Spanish Springs its biggest lead of the first half, 30-18, but Sierra Baker dropped in a layup as time expired on the first half, leaving the scoreboard to read 30-20 at the intermission.
Sierra Baker finished with 20 points and Taylor Baker 14 but the rest of the MHS roster combined for just 11 points.
McQueen (7-3, 2-2) shot 50 percent (17-of-34) from the floor but was hurt by its limited number of shots. The Lancers turned the ball over 26 times.
Spanish Springs helped its cause by winning the rebounding battle, 29-24.
Holladay paced the Cougars' offense with 16 points, connecting on 8 of 12 shots from the floor. She also chipped in seven rebounds, five assists and three steals.
Sam Owens contributed 13 points for Spanish Springs while Lyndsey Anderson added 11 points and pulled down 10 rebounds.
The Cougars improved to 8-2 overall and 3-1 in league play. They return to action Tuesday at Galena at 6 p.m.
Offensive woes hurt the Spanish Springs Cougars against McQueen. The SSHS club dropped a 44-41 affair on the road against the Lancers in a High Desert League battle in northwest Reno.
The 41-point output was the second-lowest of the year for the Cougars, who fell to 5-4 overall and 1-3 in league play.
Spanish Springs found itself facing a 41-28 deficit after McQueen's Dakota Allinson got a runner in the lane to fall with 6:48 remaining in the game. That's when Spanish Springs started a furious fourth-quarter rally to get back in contention.
The Cougars scored 13 of the next 14 points to trim McQueen's lead to 42-41. That came after Brandon Delong knocked down an 18-foot jumper from the top of the key with 55 seconds left.
After a timeout, Spanish Springs got the ball back down two, 43-41, with 10 seconds remaining. The Cougars got the ball inside to their big man Austin Damoth, but his kick-out pass was stolen and McQueen survived for the key conference victory.
"We are playing a lot of young guys down the stretch in the fourth quarter, three sophomores and a junior that hasn't played much," McQueen coach John Franklin said. "We're trying to grow up, but the problem is we're trying to do it in the heat of battle, on the court and it's tough.
"But I was proud of the way the kids pulled it out, hung on and won it."
Damoth finished with a game-high 14 points.
The Cougars came out hot, jumping to a 6-0 lead two minutes into the game. They could not sustain that momentum and McQueen led 15-11 by the end of the first quarter.
The hosts took a 25-20 lead into the locker room at the intermission. The Lancers came out of halftime with a 12-2 run to take control of the game. They led 37-22 midway through the third for their biggest advantage of the night.
Allinson led the Lancers (5-3, 2-2) in scoring with 12 points.
"It wasn't just the third quarter that hurt us, most of the first half and the third quarter," Spanish Springs coach Kyle Penney said. "We came out strong, executing the things we'd worked on the past two days. And then we all started doing our own thing."
Spanish Springs gets six days off before playing again, Thursday at North Valleys at 7:30 p.m.


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The Entegra PFD4000, a new compact, 8-inch primary flight display system, will allow virtually any general aviation aircraft to add the enhanced situational awareness and reliability of an all-glass flight deck.
EAA AirVenture, Oshkosh, WI, July 28, 2008 – Avidyne Corporation today introduced the Entegra PFD4000, a new compact, 8-inch primary flight display system that will allow virtually any general aviation aircraft to add the enhanced situational awareness and reliability of an all-glass flight deck. The PFD4000 is designed as a "6-pack" replacement that will fit in virtually any panel space and offers traditional primary flight instrumentation, including support for autopilot and flight director as well as altitude pre-select, vertical speed select and heading select modes.
The compact PFD4000 provides big-screen PFD benefits and the ability to be installed in aircraft that previously had no opportunity to upgrade to big glass. Just like the Entegra EXP5000, it's bigger brother, the PFD4000 has a wide-format artificial horizon, intuitive trend tapes for altitude, airspeed, and vertical speed, a full horizontal situation indicator (HSI) with moving map presentation of flight plan data and an RMI/Bearing pointer overlay, as well as a full time wind vector--all within the pilot's primary field of view. Its one-button access to frequent pilot settings such as altitude, vertical speed, and heading, as well as a dedicated BARO knob, make it easy to use. It is designed to have a learning curve of less than five minutes.
"The introduction of the PFD4000 is consistent with Avidyne's long term mission of 'Making Flying Simple' for an expanded range of pilots and airframes by now offering a portfolio of glass cockpit options on more aircraft than any other vendor in general aviation," stated Rob Higby, the company's vice president of Marketing, Sales and Service. "Further, the modular design of our PFDs provides customers with the option of an upgrade platform to support premium services such as Synthetic Vision (SVS), Enhanced Vision (EVS), and Highway in the Sky (HITS) displays as they become available. It's the latest example of how we are becoming the 'go-to' supplier of glass flight decks across the spectrum of general aviation aircraft by creating a comprehensive line of scalable, upgradeable, and 'grow as you go' MFDs, PFDs and IFDs," he added.
With its super-bright 8-inch diagonal LED-backlit XGA display (1024x768), the PFD4000 is easily readable in sunlit conditions. It integrates all of the primary flight instruments into a single, easy-to-use display including a horizontal situation indicator (HSI) which puts advanced navigation displays in the pilot's primary field of view. Fully integrated with the airplane's VLOC/ GPS, the PFD4000 provides synchronized switching from the en route phase of flight to the approach phase. Its 6-second trend indicators based on the airplane's altitude, airspeed and heading also help reduce the pilot's workload and increase his or her precision when changing or maintaining critical airspeeds and altitudes.
The PFD4000 is easy to install, calibrate, troubleshoot and repair with its self-diagnostic, built-in test capability. It uses Avidyne's AHR300 remote-mounted, solid-state Air Data/Attitude and Heading Reference System (ADAHRS) to provide its roll, pitch, heading, yaw and rate data. The AHR300 has an integrated air data computer which is connected to the pitot-static system to provide airspeed, altitude, vertical speed and outside air temperature (OAT) and to continually update the winds aloft and true airspeed indications on the display. In addition, it features an Aircraft Configuration Module (ACM) which stores and maintains all of the aircraft's system settings so there's no need for recalibration or reconfiguration in the event of an equipment change. A bezel-mounted USB port also makes software updates easy and convenient. A remote-mounted MPI130 I/O interface unit supports a wide variety of GPS, FMS, V/LOC radios and autopilots.
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center, secretarial services, and audiovisual equipment. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Event facilities measuring 484 square feet (44 square meters) include a meeting/conference room. This eco-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Quality Suites Downtown has designated areas for smoking.
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 44
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Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Eggsmart - This family restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and brunch. A children's menu is available.
Superstar Wings and Ribs - This family restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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- Pet fee: CAD 25 per room, per stay
- Deposit: CAD 100 per stay (cash only)
- Rollaway bed fee: CAD 10 per night
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Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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NewsPresident's address
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When I think about Marlboro College at 60 years and ponder our next 60 years, I am filled with gratitude to you and all of Marlboro College's trustees, past and present, for the service and generosity you devote to the College. You are alumni; you are parents and neighbors. All of you are valued stewards and you are assuring our next six decades of achievement. Please stand to be recognized.
Welcome all to this happy day! This Vermont spring is bursting with the season's metaphors: the sun is truly shining on you graduates.
We have our own version of Pomp and Circumstance; I thank our musicians, Wendy and the Lost Boys, for guiding us in and out of our places today with such exuberance, and our graduate Esther Hall-Reinhard for her artistry.
To you soon-to-be graduates – and you are why we are all here – I want to say:
Amidst the exhilaration and exhaustion of today, take this ceremonial time to thank those who got you to this moment: your families and the friends you learned to depend upon.
Together, we thank the faculty, who expected more of you than you did yourself, connecting you to the world of ideas and to your own, recognizing their value and giving you the tools to express them well. Your accomplishments are also their accomplishments. Let us recognize the Marlboro College faculty.
We thank the staff as well, who got you here, supported you, who found your library sources, fixed your printer, explained your bills, got you on snowshoes, treated your illnesses, and gave you kind advice.
I should thank you too, for all you did to strengthen this college: for the hours of volunteer work on the Select board, Town Meeting committees, and Work Day; for the phone-a-thons and dining hall duty and shoveling….
For telling me what you think about Marlboro. Advice like: Stay small. Don't change the Woods Programs. Give freshmen flashlights. Don't lock the Library. Depressed people need to dance. And expect Marlboro College to change – it's inevitable. And my favorite so far this year: "Plan is the core of self-centered learning."
More seriously now, at this time of transitions, I must mark a few that have great meaning to our lives together. Marlboro College was profoundly shaped by the strong intellect, deep civility and influential teaching of Dick Judd, here 39 years, who died last week. At this moment, as I pay tribute to him, a small group – including some of our community – is gathered at his nearby house with his wife Suvia, to say good-bye. Later in June the College will commemorate Dick's life.
This year we say farewell to Neal Weiner, our philosopher, who is retiring after 37 years of teaching. Neal, we thank you for your lasting contributions: opening and challenging students' minds and the rest of ours as well. You have so many talents, we are just waiting to see what you are going to do with them next.
I want to recognize departing French teacher Laura D'Angelo with appreciation for 7 years of dedication to our students, as she seeks a new chapter in her life.
Our Dean of Students Nancy Pike is reclaiming her life after giving us so much of it for 10 years. Recalling how you guided us through sad times and glad times, Nancy, we thank you and we will miss you.
When you think about it, as you graduates leave us, we are all going through a transition; we are all changed. I am proud to share this podium today with all the accomplished people, who will teach us something more during this next hour or so.
My message to you is brief. After Plan, Orals, farewells to friends, and many meetings, I am not sure how much more we have in the well of words, you and I.
I hope we have words left for: attention, reflection and gratitude.
Let us reflect once again, before another eruption of celebration.
You have been together, to cheer each other with deserved recognition; and for fun, while there are no major responsibilities left. You are together today for this ceremony.
You know how much I love to talk about community. But now I want you to think about all the times you were alone: by yourself, butt to chair, staring at the computer screen or notebook, or deep in a book, or in the studio. No one else was reading and being changed in the process. No one else was writing your words, making your art, or testing the hypothesis you posed for yourself.
Yes, you learned from and with each other; you spent hours talking and arguing; you performed together and depended on each other.
Yet in the moment of creation, you were alone.
I like to talk about Marlboro College as a kind of retreat, like an artists' colony for all fields of study. In a recent talk, former faculty member Jet Thomas called us a "secular monastery." This is a place where you find freedom of thought, freedom of imagination and the discipline to express those ideas.
I also like to declare – especially to prospective students – that "we are not isolated here on Potash Hill." We have study abroad, trips and internships, the World Wide Web, and forays of all kinds beyond this intense village. We are not that far from urban centers and airports!
But let's face it. We are isolated. At nearly 2,000 feet in our own microclimate, 10 miles from a small Vermont town and our graduate center. And you've handled it in your own ways. You holed up in the library, the observatory, the studio or the exercise room. You drove home for the weekend. You studied in Brazil and Bangladesh. You snow-shoed to the Cree Nation. You took a semester off. You won the Wendell Cup race. You went to MassMOCA and Moca Joe's. You partied.
You learned to take care of yourself and each other. Even as you came to call Marlboro "home," you came to terms with what we all know. That we are alone. That we are lone, but not singular; not fully formed, but in constant formation, through choice of action, as John Dewey said.
What I want you to remember and to take with you is the creative power of isolation. To value how you struggled, how you pushed yourself beyond what you thought you were capable of doing.
You did that! With other people, yes, teachers and seekers who expected it of you. Yet you did the work.
In this beautiful, isolated place
You learned to be alone:
Your own parent,
Your own home.
So now you are capable of seeking solitude, savoring it as the well from which you will continually draw your being. You don't ever have to be afraid of being alone. Remember that. Remember Marlboro.
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Following a Local Agency Police Tenure Act Hearing on Sept. 10, the Amity Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved on Sept. 18 to terminate Amity Police Cpl. Glenn A. Oesterling, effective immediately.
Township Solicitor Brian F. Boland said Oesterling would be notified by certified mail.
Supervisor Richard L. Gokey was absent from the meeting.
Oesterling, a 12-year veteran of the police force, was charged in July for two incidents of retail theft and receiving stolen property.
He was subsequently suspended without pay.
Boland said the Board of Supervisors had found the evidence of the charges credible and convincing.
The board authorized for Board Chairperson Kimberly J. McGrath to meet with township officials to �hear what he has to say� regarding optional ambulance services.
Durso indicated in a letter to Amity Township that he is considering finding another ambulance company �since Southern Berks EMS is not doing well financially.�
A federal tax lien in the amount of $71,447.38 has been filed against Southern Berks Regional Emergency Medical Services, Reading.
The board unanimously approved to waive the formal land development review process for Hess Corp., New York, NY, and agreed to an in-house review.
Officials from Hess said they seek to improve passenger vehicle and truck refueling by relocating the gasoline and diesel fueling stations for improved truck accessibility.
The pump relocation would also result in moving a canopy into the state right-of-way.
Hess� zoning board hearing on Sept. 16 (to obtain a dimensional variance) was continued in order for company officials to redesign their land development plans.
A neighbor said Hess�s improvements would be an inconvenience to them with increased truck noise, headlights, and that the canopy would block their view.
The land development plan was redesigned to include arborvitae plantings and a six-foot vinyl fence that would match the neighbor�s fence.
Hess officials said the fence would block the headlights but said there wouldn�t be any more or less truck noise; Hess will continue to be a pass-by business and not a destination business.
The new plan will be presented to the Zoning Board at its Oct. 21 meeting.
�They own a house on a highway and there�s no piece of mind at night ,� said Supervisor Terry L. Jones, adding, �But now there will be a security issue back there . Buffers are nice but they grow.�
Board members agreed that the fence and plantings would create a security issue and are not required by Hess to install.
�Perception is everything,� said a Hess official, �and we would like to be perceived as good neighbors.�
The board also gave conditional preliminary approval to the Blacksmith subdivision, Blacksmith and Old Swede roads.
Blacksmith would be a subdivision of 18 semi-detached units on 5.1 acres that contains two existing stone farmhouse structures.


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Joshua Rasmussen, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of philosophy in the Department of Theology and Philosophy. His area of expertise is metaphysics, especially the nature of propositions, minds, objects, and other basic categories. He has published articles on these topics in such places as Analysis, Philosophy Studies, American Philosophical Quarterly, and Faith and Philosophy. He's assembling a book manuscript on how truth relates to reality. Outside of academic work, he enjoys developing "gaming" software and 3D editing tools.
EducationPh.D, University of Notre Dame
M.A., Biola University
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Templeton Research Fellowship, University of Notre Dame
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The Santa Barbara Foundation, KDB 93.7 FM classic radio, and Noozhawk will sponsor the 71st Annual Man & Woman of the Year Award, with support from Montecito Bank & Trust. While there are many in Santa Barbara County who give generously of their time and talent to causes, this award is given to two who highlight the spirit of volunteerism and who have made significant and positive impacts on our community through their volunteer efforts. This honor is one of our city's most prestigious awards.
Santa Barbara is well known for its special and powerful connectivity that comes from community engagement, wherever one chooses to get involved. It is not just the subject matter that counts, but also the energy, the ingenuity, the commitment, and the compassion one brings.
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The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) and the National Register of Health Service Psychologists Designation Committee recently voted to approve Union Institute & University's Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) program with cohorts in Cincinnati and Brattleboro, Vermont for designation. This national recognition is a strong statement of support for Union Institute & University's model of education and its commitment to academic quality.
This designation will have many positive effects on the Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) program: graduates who apply for licensure as a psychologist typically will meet the jurisdictional educational requirements for licensing, including Ohio and Vermont; and once licensed, graduates are eligible to apply for credentialing as a Health Service Psychologist by the National Register of Health Service Psychologist.
For further information on designation, please see Accreditation.
Union Institute & University's Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) program offers a concentration in clinical psychology, following a practitioner-scholar model. The program's distributed learning model makes it accessible to working adults who need to balance career, family, and other responsibilities.
Students meet together in small cohorts for coursework over weekends and at academic meetings in Cincinnati and Brattleboro. Students in the Doctor of Psychology program benefit from Union Institute & University's experienced psychology faculty and collaborative learning environment—developing the attitudes, knowledge, and skills they need to advance their careers.
Union Institute & University emphasizes social justice and diversity in all of its programs. Students in the Doctor of Psychology program are trained not only to assess and treat mental health problems, but also to understand and treat problems within their sociopolitical context. These include issues related to poverty, violence, substance abuse, racism, homophobia, and other forms of oppression.
Union Institute & University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
This program (Cincinnati, OH and Brattleboro, VT) meets the "Guidelines for Defining 'Doctoral Degree in Psychology'" as implemented by the ASPPB/National Register Designation Project. Therefore, a graduate of this designated program who decides to apply for licensure as a psychologist typically will meet the jurisdictional educational requirements for licensing. However, individual circumstances vary, and, there are additional requirements that must be satisfied prior to being licensed as a psychologist. For exact information, contact the state/provincial/territorial licensing board in the jurisdiction in which you plan to apply. Additional information including links to jurisdictions are available at ASPPB's.
Once licensed, a graduate of a designated program is eligible to apply for credentialing as a Health Service Psychologist by the National Register of Health Service Psychologists. Graduation from a designated program typically ensures that the program completed meets the educational requirements for the National Register credential. However, individual circumstances vary, and there are additional requirements that must be satisfied prior to being credentialed by the National Register of Health Service Psychologists and listed on Find A Psychologist database. Doctoral students may apply to have their credentials banked and reviewed prior to licensure. Further information about the National Psychologist's Trainee Register and the National Register application process, consult the National Register.
The Psy.D. with a concentration in clinical psychology program's development was guided by the American Psychological Association (APA) accreditation standards (Guidelines and Principles for Accreditation of Programs in Professional Psychology), but it is not APA-accredited. For more information on APA accreditation, see Accreditation & Licensing.
Individuals who are interested in the program can speak with the Psy.D. admissions counselor or meet with her in person. You are invited to schedule an appointment by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or 888-828-8575 x8905.
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Freegal Music Services ™ gives you access to millions of songs from over 10,000 labels including the Sony Music catalog of your country.
- Library users have a weekly download limit of 3 songs. Every song has a sample clip you can listen to before you download.
- The downloads on this site are all in the MP3 format with no DRM. This service will work with any MP3 player, including iPod, and can be loaded into iTunes. Check out our new mobile apps for iOS and Android devices!


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