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February 18th, 2010
By Barbara Kessler
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Congressmen Henry A. Waxman (D-Calif.) and Edward Markey (D-Mass.) are asking for more information about the chemicals used to extract natural gas wells.
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>>>"Yeah, well the reckoning was the last 10 years! Not signing Adrian Beltre, Depodesta and his dumpster diving, e and all the crappola they did. I think they paid their dues and plenty of it!"<<<
Perhaps my friend, but you don't need to tell Mets fans about the Dodgers reckonings the last 10 years. Mets fan know all too well about "reckoning", and we've been going through that cycle for the last 25 years.... lol
All I'm saying is that when teams spend big & fast, at some point down the line there is almost always a reckoning that those teams go through. A point at which they start feeling their belts tighten, and they have to start shedding the big contracts they took on.
For a team like the Marlins, their reckonings usually happen within a year (haha). For this current Dodgers front office, we will see when that reckoning comes. Maybe 2 years, maybe 4, I don't know...
No doubt in my view though, the Greinke contract is gross.
please join me in welcoming the new new york yankees............it is disgusting,i agree. new tv deal or not ive been saying this for a long time,baseball needs a hardline salary cap ,none of this luxory tax b.s,a salary cap.and yes i know the mets might be affected by that in the future but thats ok.
imagine if we get meyers and he is as good as people think, ike keeps hitting homeruns,harvey and wheeler meet their potential to be our lincecum and cain, jon niese gets better n better. whats that gonna do to us six years after thse guys hit the majors (in nieses case his current contract expires) when all these guys are gonna want an excess of 100 million?h#ll,by that time maybe 400 million dollar contracts will be on the table.
I was happy when the yankees said they wanted to be a little more reasonable when it came to salary.but then here comes the jays,and the dodgers.
Its sickening.
>>>""Santana agrees to $137.5M, 6-year contract with Mets""<<<
You aren't seriously going try to compare Sanatana being made the higest paid pitcher at that time, to Greinke being the heightest paid righty of all-time, are you ?
Please, the two situations aren't even close.
While one can certainly make a crediable arguement that Johan got paid a bit too much in their view, he at least was a dominating ace pitcher in his career.
Plus, Johan's marque value, in a place like New York, was a huge economic boost to the franchise selling itself.
Greinke is not comparable - not as a pitcher on the field, and certainly not as a marque/marketing addition.
There is no doubt that over the last 25 years the Mets franchise has spent their resources poorly, and even recklessly many times during that span. Certainly no Met fan is going to defend the way our franchise has been run at times. But this isn't really about comparing franchises.
We are just talking about what is going on now. And there is little doubt that many people around the game, fans & media alike, think this was an excessive contract. That's all. Throwing stones at something the Mets did years ago doesn't change or distract from that point.


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Parenting Perspectives: Which brings us to the subject that annoys meOK, the election is finally over, and we've gotten back to our "normal" lives. I stopped recording on my DVR every TV show I wanted to watch so that I could fast-forward through the ugly political ads, and I'm weaning myself from going home after work every night and watching MSNBC. (But I do so like Rachel Maddow, and Chris Matthews was even growing on me.)
By: Kathy Tofflemire, INFORUM
OK, the election is finally over, and we've gotten back to our "normal" lives.
I stopped recording on my DVR every TV show I wanted to watch so that I could fast-forward through the ugly political ads, and I'm weaning myself from going home after work every night and watching MSNBC. (But I do so like Rachel Maddow, and Chris Matthews was even growing on me.)
But now, without the annoying advertising, I can return to more mundane irritants, so I am turning to all the English grammar teachers out there, whether they are teaching my grandsons or not.
Now, I have great respect for teachers. I think there is no more important job. But I have a request:
Please, please teach your students the proper use of – and the difference between – "that" and "which."
I have to admit I would probably be hard-pressed to explain the rule simply, but I know the difference when I see it. And, believe me, in this business, I see it a lot, often from otherwise excellent writers, including an editorial columnist for the Chicago Tribune.
So, I am blaming the sources of their education.
I don't pretend to be a grammar expert. I have to pause and think about affect and effect and the proper use of lay and lie.
And I still have a letter in my desk drawer written by a reader in 1999 chastising me (although she didn't know it was me) for using he instead of him (the objective case rule) in a headline over a photo. She said it made her stomach ache. Mine, too, when I realized my error.
And don't get me started on the use of hyphens and commas. I do try to think those through, though, and not just scatter them like grass seed.
But the that-or-which issue is one of my major peeves.
The Associated Press stylebook has a good explanation of the rule:
"Use that for essential clauses, important to the meaning of a sentence, and without commas. Use which for nonessential clauses, where the pronoun is less necessary, and use commas … Tip: If you can drop the clause and not lose the meaning of the sentence, use which; otherwise use that."
OK, teachers, paste that on the forehead of each of your students. It would make future copy editors so happy.
And as long as we're on the subject of grammar and punctuation, I'll throw out a couple of other annoyances.
As I often mutter under my breath at work (actually sometimes loudly): "People who. People who. People who!" Not "people that," although most of us say it in conversation. That's all right. Just don't write it.
Miss Potter, my high school English teacher – you know, the one all the seniors warned you about – would be proud of me for remembering not to say/write "the reason is because." It's just the reason is. Even Barack Obama got that one wrong in a recent speech.
And an apostrophe does not make a proper name plural. It's the Joneses, not the Jones'. How many times have I seen that on personalized signs for sale at craft fairs. I refrain from going up to the artisan and saying, "That's wrong, you know."
Sometimes editors just aren't appreciated.
A fellow copy editor shared the following quote from Craig Johnson, author of the "Longmire" novels, on which the really good A&E series is based:
"Don't approach a bull from the front, a horse from the rear or a copy editor from any direction."
See what I mean?
Kathy Tofflemire is a copy editor at The Forum.
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Gunshots Fired at Forest Hills Cemetary: A resident who lives on Evans St. in Philadelphia, which borders the Forest Hills Cemetary in Lower Moreland, called LMPD to report she heard gun shots coming from the cemetery Monday morning. Get more details of this incident on Lower Moreland Patch.
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Start that Spring Cleaning Early! March 15, 2014, 9am-3pm – Russell Road Park, 24400 Russell Road, Kent. Get rid of those unwanted or hard-to-recycle at the curb items at the FREE Recycling Collection Event! Bring tires, appliances, batteries, Styrofoam, small electronics and woody debris four inches in diameter or larger. For a complete list, check out this flyer. This event is funded by grants from the King County Solid Waste Division, the Local Hazardous Waste Management Program, and the Department of Ecology.
Sorry, no paper shredding until the June 7th event at the Phoenix Academy parking lot. For a list of shredding events, visit the Attorney General's website: www.atg.wa.gov/shredathon.aspx#events.
For information on where to safely recycle or dispose of computers, monitors, laptops, TVs year-round at no cost, please visit http://www.ecyclewashington.org/ or call 1-800-RECYCLE.
March 22, 2014, 9:00am at Russell Rd. Park, 24400 Russell Road, Kent.
Never have to buy compost again! Make your own with a composter or a worm bin for just $25! Added to your flower beds, compost feeds organisms that provide plants with nutrients, water and protection from disease. It makes plants healthier, cuts down on water and fertilizer bills, and helps protect our streams from chemicals and excess runoff.
Want FREE water for your summer garden? Pick up a rainbarrel at the event for $30, while supplies last. One quarter inch of rain falling on a typical size 1,500 square foot roof, will yield over 200 gallons of water. It has no chemicals, is just the right temperature, and plants love it! These sell out quickly, so don't be late. For more information, call 253-856-5549.
During the week of March 31 - April 4, residents can place up to 10 - 32 gallon equivalent units of Garbage at the curb on their regularly-scheduled garbage day, along with 10 - 32 gallon equivalent units of Yard Waste - even if it's not their normal Yard Waste Collection Day. This is true only during that week, any other time, there would be a charge for the additional quantities. For details, see the flyer.
On Saturday, May 17, 9:00-1:00, is the 2nd annual Litter Cleanup event to spruce up Kent. Bring family and friends to help make Kent sparkle! Watch for more information as this program develops.
Calling all smart-phone users! Good news! 1-800-Recycling.com, a national data base of recycling vendors now has a FREE App to download for iPhone and Android users. How cool is that? Anything you'd ever want to recycle can be found on it. Just select the material category, and the GPS function will provide a list of vendors in our area that will accept that material. Check it out!
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SAN JOSE, Calif., July 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Integrated Silicon Solution, Inc. (Nasdaq: ISSI), a leader in advanced memory solutions, today announced that it will host its earnings conference call on Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at 1:30 p.m. Pacific Time (4:30 p.m. Eastern Time) to discuss the Company's financial results for the fiscal 2012 third quarter ended June 30, 2012.
To access ISSI's conference call via telephone, dial 888-855-5428 before 1:20 p.m. Pacific time on July 25, 2012. The participant pass code is 6136453. A telephone replay will available for seven days after the event by dialing 888-203-1112. The replay pass code is also 6136453. Additionally, the call will be available as a live and archived webcast from ISSI's website at http://www.issi.com.
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ISSI is a fabless semiconductor company that designs and markets high performance integrated circuits for the following key markets: (i) automotive, (ii) communications, (iii) industrial, medical, and military, and (iv) digital consumer. The Company's primary products are high speed and low power SRAM and low and medium density DRAM, and with its acquisition of Si En, the Company also designs and markets high performance analog and mixed signal integrated circuits. ISSI is headquartered in Silicon Valley with worldwide offices in Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, China, Europe, Hong Kong, India, and Korea. Visit our web site at http://www.issi.com.
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Call before you dig to find utility lines Now that warmer weather has returned to South Dakota, contractors and homeowners have an opportunity to complete their spring and summer projects � many of which involve digging.
However, without guidance from their local gas and electric company they could be digging into 7,200 or even 14,400 volts of buried electrical distribution lines or combustible natural gas lines.
"It can happen to anyone digging or scraping," notes Don Hook of East River Power Cooperative in Madison. "That includes putting down footing, landscaping and planting trees."
Hooks adds that erosion and other factors can bring buried lines even closer to the surface.
Hook advises that anyone planning to dig must notify the South Dakota One-Call Notification Center (1-800-781-7474) of the proposed excavation before digging. Local gas or electric suppliers will then come out and mark lines. The call should be made at least 48 hours before digging.
While homeowners need to be aware of where their gas and electric lines are buried, contractors and builders face the biggest risk.
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Look for this item to be back and available in the Fall.
Marmot Membrain™ lamination utilizes advance technology that balances the best in performance of breathability, waterproofness, and water repellency with excellent durability. With a minimum of 10, 000mm / 10,000mm performance it's guaranteed to keep you dry and comfortable in the worst of weather.
Marmot Membrain™ technology offers excellent weather protection with interior comfort. The hydrophilic nature of the PU lamination reduces internal condensation and increases comfort range by reducing the chilling effect caused by converting condensation build up back into vapor.
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text: Rural Cooperative Incomes Down Sales couldn't match record pace set in 2008. Published on: Oct 28, 2010 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print The Department of Agriculture reports that farmer, rancher and fishery cooperatives had $170 billion in sales in 2009, the second highest level on record, trailing only the $192 billion record set in the previous year. According to USDA, lower commodity and energy prices were the main reasons for the decline in sales from 2008. Net income of $4.4 billion was also the second best showing ever, down almost 9% from the record $4.8 billion in 2008. Previous to 2009 the nation's agricultural cooperatives had set a record for net income for four consecutive years. Co-ops recorded sales increases in 2009 for farm supplies, crop protectants, seed and feed. Co-ops also saw increased marketing levels for rice, processed fruits and vegetables, sugar and tobacco. All other sales of supplies and crop/livestock marketing fell from the record levels of 2008. In the farm supplies sector, petroleum products sales declined by almost $7 billion, due to a combination of lower prices and demand. Dairy products sales had the largest declines, down more than $9 billion from 2008, followed by declines of almost $3 billion for grain and oilseed; cotton sales by cooperatives declined by more than $1 billion. Dairy products and grain/oilseed sales by co-ops were lower due to price declines, while cotton experienced lower prices and a large decline in production. The value of cooperative assets fell in 2009, mainly as a result of decreased inventories and receivables due to lower prices of products marketed and sold.


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The Film Society showcases films several times a week in Marsh Hall 237. Showings are free of charge and open to all University students and the community.
Films shown range in genre and content from foreign, classic, and art films outside of the mainstream to cult classics.
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"The notion of a social enterprise is at best laughable and at worst ridiculous. Enterprises are artificial constructs designed with one purpose - the creation of wealth for the benefit of shareholders. The fact that such enterprises may employ people doesn't distract from the primary purpose. That's why we have hierarchies, rules, command and control. They serve to constrain people into behaving rationally and only for the benefit of the enterprise."
"The notion of a social enterprise is merely the latest in a long line of fashion-driven management constructs designed to make employees believe that the enterprise cares."
"Insist on taking the detritus of the industrial age along with us!"
Luis Saurez just reminded me that he posted his "Social Business, Where Do You Stand?" a week ago on the 12th. I'd read that, and should have linked in his views, which also reference Sameer Patel's "Social Business Facts and Fiction". Sameer recognizes that CIO's will consider social business "Mickey Mouse" until they can see it add to the bottom line (and hence my suggestion above that measurable business objectives come first). Luis is very definitely in the "social business is important" camp.
And in addition, this post triggered a great Sunday rant on ZDnet from my good friend Dennis Howlett, who I quote above. He says "Sunday rant: social business? I'm still not buying it". I understand where he is coming from, but I'm with Marc Benioff, who says Salesforce has been "reborn social", along with JP, Dion, Luis, Jeff Dachis et al who believe social business is on the edge of the mainstream and important for organizations in their business models going forward.
It looks like we have a very similar view over the lack of importance of the terminology, whereas the concept itself is vital. I completely agree on the way the organisation structure needs to change, become flatter and more networked - the Wirearchy as Jon Husband puts it. Companies need to get on the Cluetrain - agree 1005. I will check out the reference you linked to - that looks very interesting. Thanks!
I had forgotten about your 2009 post when you agonized over similar issues. Really pleased that you tried with David Armano and Lee Bryant, but here we are and the market has decided. Interesting that you want to hang on to 2.0 - I get where you are coming from, because that big shift, version 2.0 idea is powerful. I'll comment back on your #occupyenterprise post too. Many thanks for the input/support.
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Iranian commander vows that Israel will be hit if Iran is attacked. According to The Associated Press, the acting commander of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard warned that Israel will "definitely" face fierce retaliation if it attacks Iranian nuclear sites. The remarks by Gen. Hossein Sa-la-mi appear to be part of Iranian efforts to portray any strike against it as the trigger for a regional conflict that could draw in Iranian proxies, such as Lebanon's militant Hezbollah group, on Israel's borders. Iran's suspect nuclear program has topped the international agenda and pressures on Tehran are mounting.
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Nova Scotia officials are optimistic that an experienced ferry operator will take their $21 million offer and launch a service next summer between Nova Scotia and New England. Portland has been identified as the leading contender to be the U.S. port.
In this April 8, 1997 file photo, the Scotia Prince returns to Portland, Maine for the summer season as it passes the Portland Head light with Ram Island lighthouse in the background. Nova Scotia officials are optimistic that an experienced ferry operator will take their $21 million offer and relaunch a service next summer between Nova Scotia and New England. Portland has been identified as the leading contender to be the U.S. port.
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Proposals are due Thursday.
Reviving the service would boost tourism on both sides of the Gulf of Maine, although the economic impact would be greater in Nova Scotia because the majority of ferry passengers would be Americans traveling to Canada for vacation.
Southwestern Nova Scotia experienced a huge drop in tourism after the Scotia Prince ferry ceased operation in 2004, and after the less popular high-speed Cat ferry suspended service at the end of the 2009 season. The cancellation left the province without a ferry link to New England for the first time in more than 100 years.
At its peak in 2002, the Scotia Prince carried 322,000 round-trip passengers between Portland and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, most of them Americans.
The revival of ferry service to Nova Scotia would have a significant impact on Portland's tourism businesses, particularly hotels and restaurants, said Chris Hall, CEO of the Portland Regional Chamber.
"Obviously, having the service is going to add to our economic strength," he said. "The fact that it's probably a more important asset for the Canadians doesn't change the fact that it's a big economic boost for us, too."
Last year, the Nova Scotia government offered a financial subsidy of up to $21 million to help support the service during its first seven years, for a qualified company with a sound business plan.
The province earlier this year rejected proposals submitted by two American companies with no ferry experience, after an evaluation committee found that neither met the "minimum criteria."
Officials decided to try again, but this time they would approach ferry companies directly and ask them to submit proposals by June 20. After some companies asked for more time to prepare proposals, the province moved the deadline to July 4.
In April, a Yarmouth businessman and a Nova Scotia tourism official pitched the service to potential bidders at the world's largest international ferry conference, held in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
The businessman, Keith Condon of Yarmouth, who chairs the Nova Scotia International Ferry Partnership, said he believes the province will select an operator after this round.
"I am very optimistic," he said. "I think it's now a matter of the final process."
Graham Steele, Nova Scotia's minister of economic and rural development and tourism, last week told the Yarmouth County Vanguard that "serious companies that know how to run a ferry business" are expected to submit proposals.
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While the Nova Scotia government is committed to basing the Nova Scotia end of the route in Yarmouth, it has not chosen a New England port to anchor the other end, Steele said. Portsmouth, N.H., and the Massachusetts ports of Gloucester and Boston are seen as alternatives to Portland.
Bar Harbor is a long-shot candidate. A conventional ferry first began operating between Bar Harbor and Nova Scotia in 1954. In 2002, the ferry was replaced by the Cat, operated by Bay Ferries. In 2006, Bay Ferries expanded the route to include Portland to Yarmouth several days a week. Bay Ferries shut down both routes in early 2010 after the Nova Scotia government decided to stop subsidizing the service. The Cat consumed a lot of fuel, and its passenger volumes had been shrinking every year.
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The number of prisoners held on political charges in Cuba doubled to 90 in the past 10 months despite the government's preference for short-term detentions to control dissent, a Havana human rights group reported Tuesday.
About 30 of the new prisoners are leaders and members of the Cuban Patriotic Union (UNPACU), a dissident group that has achieved a surprisingly active presence in the eastern part of the island since it was founded in mid-2011.
The number of jailings is evidence that police "are ready to repress with the utmost force in order to paralyze the visible advances of UNPACU," founder José Daniel Ferrér Gárcia said by phone from his home in the eastern town of Palmarito de Cauto.
Ferrer was one of the 120-plus political prisoners freed in 2010 and 2011 as part of an agreement between Cuba ruler Raúl Castro and Cardinal Jaime Ortega. He had been in prison since a 2003 crackdown on 75 dissidents known as Cuba's "Black Spring."
The Cuban Commission for Human Rights and National Reconciliation noted in its report that the number of Cubans convicted or awaiting trials on political crimes had risen from 45 in March of last year to 90 as of last week.
Commission leader Elizardo Sánchez Santa Cruz wrote in the report that the jump "reaffirms the Cuban government in first place in the Western Hemisphere, and in most of the world, for the number of people sentenced to prison for political reasons."
The number of political prisoners freed under so-called "Temporary Penal Permits" — essentially paroles that are generally granted for health reasons but can be revoked any time — dropped from 18 to 16 because two left the country, according to the report.
But the list of 90 political prisoners compiled by the commission does not include all of the cases because the government often jails dissidents on criminal rather than political charges, the report noted.
The commission counts as political crimes any cases tried in Cuba's national security court system. Its list therefore includes people convicted of "crimes against the state," such as trying to hijack boats and spying. It also includes dissidents jailed under a catch-all charge known as "pre-criminal social dangerousness."
Sánchez also noted that the number of political prisoners increased even though for the past decade authorities appeared to prefer to harass and intimidate dissidents with short-term arrests rather than putting them on trials that might attract foreign attention.
"Despite this change in repressive tactics, the essentially freedom-killing nature of the totalitarian model has sent new political prisoners to jails," he wrote.
Cuba currently holds 60,000 to 65,000 prisoners in 150 to 200 prisons, jails, labor camps and other forced internment facilities, Sánchez said, under conditions that are mostly "cruel, inhuman, degrading and unhealthy" and getting worse.
"It is a sub-Orwellian world," he noted, in which the Cuban government does not permit any visits by the International Committee of the Red Cross or even independent Cuban observers.
Meanwhile, dissidents in the north central city of Sagua la Grande reported that police arrested several government opponents and fired some sort of toxic gas into the house where they were meeting Tuesday after a confrontation Monday.
Jorge Luis García Pérez, known as Antúnez, reported that those arrested were among the 12 members of the Central Opposition Coalition who tried to stage a protest march Monday but were forced back into a home by police and civilian government supporters. About 2-3 a.m. Tuesday, police "launched gas, a strange liquid that we don't know what it is," into the house and dissidents suffered skin eruptions and itching, he told the Cuban Democratic Directory in Miami.


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The toughest type of self-expression? The kind required when you're sitting across the desk from your boss. Meet your coach, Bethenny Frankel.
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Meet your career coach, Bethenny Frankel.
We women don't have any trouble talking about ourselves when we're with friends, and we're usually pretty good at accepting credit. But when it comes to work, we clam up. Recent studies out of Harvard and Stanford universities confirm what I could've told you: You have to self-promote to get ahead, and most of us have a hard time doing it. So let's up our game, ladies. Here's how:
Know your worth. A lot of women I've met are insanely talented, but for some reason they just don't think they're good enough. Remember: If you have passion, drive, and commitment, you also already have the advantage. So talk with your colleagues and keep a list of your accomplishments, including anything you've done above and beyond your job description, and look at it when you doubt yourself. Then use it as your cheat sheet when asking for a raise.
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Show off what you've mastered. When you have people over for dinner, you don't try a new recipe and say, "What do you think?" You make something you know is good because you've cooked it 20 times, so the question sounds like "How good is that?" You're looking for that tone when you schmooze a higher-up. Say, "Listen, you have to check out this project. It's just unbelievable what we've pulled together, and I'm so proud of the results." You're not asking for validation. You're showing your energy, enthusiasm, and confidence.
Make it about your boss. If someone sends me a sweatshirt, and I wear it for an appearance on, say, Ellen, I ask my assistant to let the sender know. You can try this trick too: If you do something that benefits the boss or the company, speak up. You're saying, "I get sh-t done for you." It's not gratuitous; it's information your supervisor can use.
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BRL-CAD is a powerful constructive solid geometry solid modeling system that includes an interactive geometry editor, ray-tracing support for rendering and geometric analysis, path-tracing for realistic image synthesis, network distributed framebuffer support, and image and signal-processing tools.
BZFlag is a 3D, multiplayer, tank battle zone, capture the flag game that pits players against each other in a networked environment. It runs on Windows 95/98/NT/2000, Linux, MacOS 10.x, Irix, Solaris, and others. An OpenGL accelerator is highly recommended, but it is playable with 3D in software.
ccaudio2 is a simple, highly portable, stand-alone, C++-based framework for manipulation of audio data. Its goal is to be a C++ framework that is as useful as "audiofile" or "sndfile" is for C programming, and to cover various generic and useful manipulations of audio data as well as audio file access. A stand-alone audio processing command line tool is also provided to demonstrate library functionality. ccaudio2 compiles under Mac OS X, POSIX systems, and Win32 systems.
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CodeBase is a high-speed xBASE compatible database engine for C/C++, Visual Basic, Delphi & Java programmers. You can use CodeBase to write high performance database applications that are multi-user compatible with FoxPro, dBASE and Clipper, create anything from a Java applet to a full-blown Windows database application to a simple DOS utility, write scalable applications that can be deployed as single-user, multi-user or client/server, all without changing any of your source code, and port your applications to Windows, DOS, UNIX, OS/2, and Macintosh. There's a free 30-Day Test Drive option available. CodeBase is available for every major operating system including Windows XP, 2000, 9x, NT, CE, DOS, OS/2, Macintosh, and a variety of Linux and UNIX platforms including Solaris, SunOS, HP/UX, AIX, SCO, and others.
Coin is an implementation of Open Inventor. Open Inventor is the de facto standard API for retained-mode 3D graphics programming. Open Inventor has a highly extensible design, and has been designed to allow for rapid development of highly interactive 3D graphics applications in the fields of CAD, engineering, scientific computing, simulation, VRML, and visualization.


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It's a common fantasy: imagining you have a double out there who looks just like you, a secret twin. For Elyse Schein, that fantasy became reality three and a half years ago. Adopted as an infant, Elyse, a filmmaker who grew up in New York state and was living in Paris, set out to find her birth mom in 2002. The search revealed that though her mother had died in 1978, Elyse had an identical twin, a writer named Paula Bernstein, also an adoptee, in New York City. Separated at birth, neither sibling knew about the other. Now coauthors of the book Identical Strangers, they talk to Glamour's Mikki Halpin about their mind-blowing reunion.
GLAMOUR: What was it like to learn you had a twin?
ELYSE: I was shocked; I'd always said to friends that I felt like I was missing a twin, but only as a metaphor.
PAULA: It really complicated things and confused me. I was married, I had a child and a career; my life was settled.
GLAMOUR: How did you feel the first time you met?
ELYSE: When we spoke on the phone, Paula's voice sounded so much like mine that I was worried we'd look exactly alike—and that it would make me feel less unique. When we met, it was actually a relief to see we weren't absolute carbon copies.
PAULA: The funny thing, and I think it's healthy, is that each of us considers herself to be the prettier twin.
ELYSE: The way we express ourselves is shockingly similar, though. I'll think, Do I actually make that gesture? Do I sound like that when I'm angry? So I'm confronted with things about myself that aren't always nice.
GLAMOUR: Was there an instant bond?
PAULA: That first meeting was like a blind date that went incredibly well and was almost love at first sight. Afterward, I started to feel as if I had committed to a long-term relationship with somebody I didn't yet fully know. I started to have doubts, which we had to work through.
ELYSE: I was less ambivalent. From the beginning I felt committed; any way Paula wanted me in her life would be fine.
GLAMOUR: Paula, what was the source of your doubt?
PAULA: Learning about Elyse's existence challenged my notion of what family meant. I had grown up believing that blood alone doesn't make someone family, so I had a hard time suddenly embracing this person who was close to me and yet a total stranger.
GLAMOUR: Do you think about what your lives would have been like if you hadn't been separated?
ELYSE: I used to see twins walk by on the street and think, What would we have been like together? It was a strange situation because I felt that we should have been raised in the same home—but I also accept the life that I have and can't imagine it different. Now I'm not haunted by that thought as much.


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Set in the 1960s, the show features the most popular music of the era as it follows the ups and downs of the Pryor family. Source: NBC 7 / 12 Hannah Montana What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Years: 2006-2011 Disney and Nickelodeon have released several musical TV shows in the past decade, but nothing made more of an impact than Hannah Montana. The kids' series follows Miley Stewart (Miley Cyrus), a young girl who moves from Tennessee to Malibu, where she pursues a secret life as a pop star named Hannah Montana. Source: Disney 8 / 12 Glee What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Years: 2009-Present With its sharp one-liners and catchy musical numbers, Glee became an instant hit with its 2009 debut. The TV show about glee kids brings the classic outsiders-in-high-school theme to the stage — and to iTunes. Source: Fox 9 / 12 Treme What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Years: 2010-Present Set in post-Katrina New Orleans, HBO's Treme follows the ups and downs of families as they work to rebuild the city. Jazzy music serves as a key backdrop to the characters' stories while they struggle with crime and politics after the disaster. Source: HBO 11 / 12 Smash What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Years: 2012-Present Steven Spielberg's Smash follows the cast and creators of a Marilyn Monroe musical as they try to make it to Broadway. With a mix of original Broadway-style songs and popular radio hits, the show focuses on the lead actress (Katharine McPhee) as she tries to make herself a star. Source: NBC 11 / 12 Nashville What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Years: 2012-Present It's the battle of two country singers: Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton) vs. Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere). Amid lots of love triangles, struggling artists, and drug abuse issues, Nashville highlights original country songs from the show's main stars. Source: ABC 12 / 12 0 6 7 0 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More MusicTV Music The Ultimate Country Wedding Playlist 11 hours ago Which Country Singer Is Your Boyfriend? 11 hours ago All the Things You See in Avril Lavigne's "Hello Kitty" Video 16 hours ago Get a Jump on Summer Jams With This POPSUGAR Editor-Curated Playlist 22 hours ago 100 Wedding First Dance Songs 1 day ago Watch the New Avril Lavigne Video Everyone Is Talking About 1 day ago Get a Personalized Celebrity & Entertainment Newsletter! 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Academic Background1968 Queens College (B.A.) Health & Physical Education, Flushing, New York
1970 Brooklyn College (M.S.) Health, Physical Ed., & Recreation, Brooklyn, NY,
1979 Boston University (Ed.D.) Human Movement, Boston, MA
Courses Developed/TaughtPrinciples of Teaching Activity; Team Activities Practicum; Introduction to Movement Sciences; Organization & Administration of Physical Education Programs; Kinesiology; Adapted Physical Education; The Science of Coaching; Seminar in Health & Physical Education; Fundamental Movement and Its Analysis; The Supervision of Student Teachers; The American Phenomenon of Sport; Methods and Materials in Elementary School: Health & Physical Education; Activity/skill courses (volleyball; tennis; fencing). Foundations of Movement
Awards/Special Recognitions2009 Bucci Family Award for Excellence in Teaching
1994 Eastern District Association of AAHPERD Honor Award
1994 Honor Award, RIAHPERD
1994 Faculty Appreciation Award, KAPPA DELTA PI (Educational Honor Society)
1993 Valuable Service Award, RIAHPERD
1992������Service Award, RIAHPERD
1982������Outstanding Teacher Award, RIAHPERD
1981������Presidential Citation, RIAHPERD
1980������Certificate of Recognition. Presented by Physical Education for Public Information (PEPI). AAHPERD.
1976-78���Outstanding/Meritorious Teaching Awards Rhode Island College (Three separate Awards)
PublicationsKidman, L. and B. Lombardo.(2010). Athlete-Centered Coaching: Developing Decision-Makers. 2nd edition. IPC Print Resources. Worcester, UK.
Bulter, J., Griffin, L., Lombardo, B, and Nastasi, R. editors.(2003). Teaching Games for Understanding in Physical Education and Sport. NASPE, AAHPERD: Reston, Va.
Lombardo, B., Caravella-Nadeau, T., Castagno, K., and Mancini, V. H. (2001). Sport in the Twenty-First Century: Alternatives for the New Millenium. Pearson Custom Publishing Boston, MA.
Lombardo, B., Mancini, V. H., and Wuest, D. A. (1995). The Humanistic Sport Experience: Visions and Realities. Times-Mirror Higher Education Group. Dubuque, Iowa.
Publication (Journal):
Kidman, L. and Lombardo, B. "TGFU and Humanistic Coaching." In More Teaching Games for Understanding: Moving Globally. (2010). Butler, J. I. and Griffin, L. L. (editors). Pp. 171-186.
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Reviewer: TGFU: Simply Good Pedagogy: Understanding a Complex Challenge. (2009). Hopper, T., Butler, J., and Storey, B. (editors). EPS: Canada.


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RISAA has accepted a leadership role in order to provide a unified voice to preserve and protect the rights, traditions and future of recreational angling.
The Club operates year-round, with Club racing, Club cruises, fishing tournaments, inter-club events and many other activities too numerous to mention.
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On June 19, 2014, American Public Transportation Association (APTA), and public transportation systems across the country will celebrate the 9th Annual National Dump the Pump Day.
In these tough economic times with high gas prices, everyone is looking for a way to save money. National Dump the Pump Day encourages people to ride public transportation (instead of driving) and save money.
Riding public transit is an economical way to save money, particularly when gas prices are high. The latest APTA Transit Savings Report shows that a two person household that downsizes to one car can save – on the average – more than $10,174 a year.
The online toolkit is designed to help get the word out about this year's 9th Annual National Dump the Pump Day.
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The government, we've been reminded over the past three weeks, is partially under the control of people who have no business running a food truck, much less a massive corporation.
The government-as-business model has many flaws. In terms of size of the nation and responsibilities the missions vary. However, if we can briefly accept the premise, the recent 16-day shutdown of the federal government is seen in a more depressing light, if that's even possible.
Let's start by examining the politicians who ushered in the shutdown by demanding the president weaken his signature health-care law, terms he was clearly never going to accept.
There's a reason smart corporate executives sink so much money into research and development, into test-marketing and field trials. Two words: New Coke. What may have seemed like a good idea in the corporate boardroom fell flat with the public when the re-imagined soft drink was introduced in 1985.
For the Tea Party congressional delegation, this shutdown was their New Coke. It was wildly unpopular with the public. It damaged the Republican brand. It increased the popularity of their main rival — Obamacare. When tallied up, this was a huge net loss.
In the words of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., "Republicans have to understand we have lost this battle, as I predicted weeks ago, that we would not be able to win because we were demanding something that was not achievable."
It would be reckless for a business to so carelessly launch a new endeavor when so many executives were warning against it. Besides, McCain, experienced Republican senators opposing the shutdown strategy included Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Richard Burr of North Carolina, Roy Blunt of Missouri, Bob Corker of Tennessee and Tom Coburn of Oklahoma. Corker called it a "silly effort" while Blunt said plainly, "This plan won't work."
Let's note these lawmakers are from deep red states with solid conservative credentials who issued these warnings before the shutdown. Yet their advice went unheeded.
The damage wasn't merely confined to its designers, however. The shutdown put 800,000 federal employees out of work. The economic pain was immense. By one estimate from Macroeconomic Advisers, the shutdown meant a loss of $12 billion to the U.S. economy. By another, from Standard & Poor's, $24 billion was lost.
In a corporate world, the architects of this disaster would likely pay with their jobs. Or at the very least, they would be transferred to a lonely corner of the operation to contemplate their intemperance.
Not this time.
Sen. David Vitter, R-La., said Thursday of his fight against Obamacare, "I guarantee it will be back. I'm not going away, and this issue is certainly not going away."
The cruelest twist in this episode is that the shutdown imposed by Obamacare's opponents distracted the public from focusing on a disastrous rollout of the next phase of the Affordable Care Act.
Talk about bad timing. If not for the shutdown, Topic A for the past two weeks would have been the botched launch of the health-care marketplaces.
"I hope they're working day and night to get this done," former Obama administration spokesman Robert Gibbs said last week. "And when they get it fixed, I hope they fire some people that were in charge of making sure that this thing was supposed to work."
Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius, the Cabinet member in charge of Obamacare's implementation, in some perverse way can credit the Tea Party for allowing her to keep her job, at least for now.
A recent AP-GfK poll found only 7 percent of Americans describe the debut of the health exchanges as having gone extremely well or very well.
With results like that in the corporate world, Sebelius and Congress' shutdown caucus would surely be heading to the mailroom in the Paducah division with a couple of cases of New Coke.
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