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14:09 03 November 2012
As Operation Yewtree continues to examine the sex abuse allegations against Jimmy Savile, Freddie Starr was the next celebrity to be questioned by police. The comedian was taken in by officials onWednesday before being released on bail.
Starr, aged 69, has reportedly denied claims that he molested a 14-year-old girl in the 1970s when he was in Savile's company. It is unknown when he will go before police for further questioning.
A spokesman from Scotland Yard has said: "Officers working on Operation Yewtree have arrested a man in his 60s in connection with the investigation.
"The man, from Warwickshire, was arrested at approximately 5.45pm on suspicion of sexual offences, and has been taken into police custody locally.
"The individual falls under the strand of the investigation we have termed 'Savile and others'."
This news comes after the recent arrest of music artist Gary Glitter in connection to the Savile investigations. Glitter was released on bail until December.
It is understood that Savile's £4.3million estate was frozen this week in wake of the accusations being made against him. The former BBC presenter, who died 12 month ago, is being linked to an alleged 300 sex abuse cases that span over 40 years.
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Is Big Data Good or Evil?
By Bill Franks, Jul 09, 2014
With all of the lawsuits working through the courts and all of the scary possibilities being discussed in the media, it has led some people to assume that big data is inherently evil. Once you believe that big data is evil, a natural response is to try and shut down the collection and analysis of big data to the maximum extent possible. While big data certainly has risks, it would be a classic case of throwing out the baby with the bathwater if the use of big data is shut down.
I had a meeting with a group of state legislators and executives this past week to discuss how analytics and big data could help their state better control costs, limit fraud, and more efficiently deliver state services through the use of big data, more sophisticated analytics, and updated data management platforms. The issues of privacy and the misuse of data were raised, which led to some intense discussion. At the heart of the discussion was whether or not having a state collect massive amounts of data is a good idea due to the risk of misuse and abuse by those in power.
This is a legitimate concern and one that can be supported by a variety of governmental abuses in recent times. Just look at investigations into the NSA and the IRS within the United States government for examples of the type abuse that is of concern as more data is collected. While I am certainly against any and all abuses of data, I also think it is important to avoid overreacting. The correct response is to stop the abuses, not to stop any activity that could lead to abuse.
To answer my own question, I don't think that big data is inherently evil. Instead, big data is simply neutral information that has the potential to be used for good or evil depending on who is given access and what their intentions are. Because of this, I believe that focus should be placed on aggressively prosecuting and stopping any abuses alongside aggressively enabling and pursuing the good outcomes that can come from big data. Money is similar to data in this way. Money helps all sorts of wonderful things happen around the world. At the same time, money is used to commit acts of evil. Most people don't view money as evil, however, and don't suggest that we do away with money to stop the abuses money is a part of.
As I spoke with the state officials, I pointed out examples of how robust data can provide immense benefits. Consider state social workers assigned to monitor families with a history of child abuse. When data on past interactions with the family isn't available to a new case worker, children can end up needlessly injured or even dead. In my home state of Georgia, for example, there has been a lot of attention on children that died because case workers didn't have critical information on the known risks the children were facing.
One state official pointed to a valid concern related the highly sensitive information collected by these state workers. Making information easily available means that low paid, non-technical workers will have at their fingertips highly private, sensitive information. That information clearly can be abused and so I fully agree that the risk for abuse is present. However, I believe that the cases where such information will save a child can far surpass the cases of abuse. This will be especially true if those with access to the data know that misuse will not only place their job on the line, but that they will be aggressively prosecuted if they breach the trust they have been given.
Every time we drive in a car, we are risking our lives. At any moment, someone else can slam into us and kill us even though we did nothing wrong. It is tragic when this occurs, but it occurs rarely enough that we consider it an acceptable risk. The many benefits we gain from having the ability and freedom to move about as we desire more than make up for the risks. Nobody seriously suggests banning cars from the road in order to stop the multitude of fully avoidable automobile deaths that occur each year. As a society, we have determined that the benefits are too great compared to the risks.
My belief is that we need to follow the same approach with big data and analytics. The benefits of using big data properly can be immense. No matter how careful we are, however, that same data will at times be misused. Our goal should be to minimize the occurrence of abuse and make the penalties significant enough to dissuade most people from even trying. If state governments, as well as other organizations, are able to leverage big data in only a fraction of the positive ways that it can be leveraged, we'll all be better off for it.
About the author
Bill Franks is IIA's Chief Analytics Officer, where he provides perspective on trends in the analytics and big data space and helps clients understand how IIA can support their efforts and improve analytics performance. His focus is on translating complex analytics into terms that business users can understand and working with organizations to implement their analytics effectively. His work has spanned many industries for companies ranging from Fortune 100 companies to small non-profits.
Franks is the author of the book Taming The Big Data Tidal Wave (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., April, 2012). In the book, he applies his two decades of experience working with clients on large-scale analytics initiatives to outline what it takes to succeed in today's world of big data and analytics. Franks' second book The Analytics Revolution (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., September, 2014) lays out how to move beyond using analytics to find important insights in data (both big and small) and into operationalizing those insights at scale to truly impact a business. He is an active speaker who has presented at dozens of events in recent years. His blog, Analytics Matters, addresses the transformation required to make analytics a core component of business decisions.
Franks earned a Bachelor's degree in Applied Statistics from Virginia Tech and a Master's degree in Applied Statistics from North Carolina State University. More information is available at www.bill-franks.com.


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There are some books suggests some effective methods and techniques to harness your subconscious mind power and channelize it into your life's progress and success. There are certain factors responsible that might hamper your subconscious mind from creating productive outputs. The article highlights them one by one.
Recognizing your inner thoughts
It is very difficult for you or anyone to be aware of your thoughts constantly. But once you are able to recognize them, you are one step closer to harness the power of your subconscious mind. Becoming aware of your negative thoughts and reversing it into positive mindset is the first big step towards utilizing your inner mind power.
Initiating positive mindset
Your subconscious mind won't be able to differentiate between aspects like humor and sarcasm. Hence, it becomes vital to frame positive mindset into your mind that will give your inner mind a proper direction. Feeding in positive thoughts to fulfill your goals and desires is yet another step towards utilizing the subconscious mind power. If you check out various books then you can know all about the harmful effects of negative thoughts and the importance of understanding the power of subconscious mind and positive mindset.
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OmniMetrix Exhibiting and Vice President Harold Jarrett to Speak at National Facilities Management & Technology (NFM&T) Conference
OmniMetrix Exhibiting and Vice President Harold Jarrett to Speak at National Facilities Management & Technology (NFM&T) Conference
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BUFORD, Ga., March 14, 2012
BUFORD, Ga., March 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- OmniMetrix , LLC, an Acorn Energy Company, is in Baltimore, Maryland, March 14-16, 2012 for the NFM&T Conference and Expo. Harold Jarrett, Vice President of OmniMetrix, will be speaking on the importance of deploying remote diagnostic monitoring to prevent failure on standby generator systems. Standby generator power is an integral part of our cellular network, commercial real estate universe, the utility grid and increasing dramatically in the residential market. With severe weather and other factors negatively impacting the electrical grid on a regular basis, back-up generator power has become part of the electrical landscape. In fact, according to the Eaton Blackout Tracker 2011 Annual report, there were over 3,000 outages affecting 41.8 million people in that year. Financial implications of these blackouts are staggering. Dr. Mossoud Amin of the University of Minnesota estimates power outage and disturbances cost the U.S. economy between $80 and $188 billion a year.
"Increasingly, generator manufacturers and dealers are cognizant of the need for remote monitoring as part of a comprehensive maintenance program. Our monitoring systems have established a stellar reputation for reliability and performance under the most rugged conditions in the field. That performance is the reason manufacturers and dealers are deploying our technology across their product lines, in growing numbers. OmniMetrix remote monitoring and diagnostic technology ensures that back-up power actually works when the lights go out," said Harold Jarrett, Vice President of OmniMetrix.
About Acorn Energy, Inc.
Acorn Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ: ACFN) is a holding company focused on making energy better by providing digital solutions for energy infrastructure asset management. The four businesses in which we have controlling interests, improve the world's energy infrastructure by making it: more secure - providing security solutions for underwater energy infrastructure (DSIT); more reliable - providing condition-based monitoring to critical assets on the electric grid (GridSense, OmniMetrix) and more productive and efficient - increasing oil and gas production while lowering costs through use of permanent ultra-high sensitive seismic tools that allow for a more precise picture of reservoirs (US Seismic). For more information visit: http://www.acornenergy.com.
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Got this one for Christmas. Not impressed. I'll admit I oversteeped it a bit but even so the Ceylon jumps out way too much and I don't even taste any cranberry…. I'll try this again at some point to double check but…. I really doubt it will improve even at a lower steep time.
Definitely an oolong. I wasn't sure at first because the package doesn't say so but based on the leaf and the taste… yea it's an oolong. What an amazing oolong! Hints of coconut. A slight sweet flavor I can't quite define. Grassy, earthy goodness! Second steep with same leaves. Each time I smell and then sip I think of a green house. Different floral scents and flavors
Accidentally opened package B first. The smell of roses and graham crackers hit my nose as soon as I opened the sample. Bit of an odd combination. The flavor is somewat floral as well. As far as graham cracker goes though…. I'm not really tasting it. This is probably going to the bottom of my list.
I know! I was actually hoping it would taste like it but i don't think it really does. Hopefully sample a will be better.
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Apparently the Alphonso mango is one of the sweetest and most expensive mangos. One that came about via grafting. You think your just drinking tea but you end up learning things too.
This teabreally is tasty. I'd like to try one of these mangos now. Its sweet but not so sweet that it's too much. The base is very light. But that could also be due to the mango. I've had it both hot and cold and both are great.
Flavors: Mango
Thank you for the mystery tea Verdant. I didn't look on here to see what it was before I opened it and when I did I figured it was a straight black tea. Oolongs and greens teas are the only ones I seem to like plain so I'm glad this is an oolong. It's smooth and has a nice almost ginseng after taste to it. Somewhat vegetal but honestly I don't know the correct words to describe oolongs. They truly have their own flavor.
This tea is awesome. I love pineapple and coconut mixed together. The aroma when you open the bag is just heavenly. Pineapple tidbits waft to your nose accompanied with a gentle oolong. And the taste… yea. Perfect amount of pineapple and coconut so as not to over power the oolong. I'm loving the oolong base they used. Grassy with a vegetal hint.
Flavors: Coconut, Pineapple
Water and almond milk
I'm using a scissors from now on… i ripped it open and it dusted the counter top. Not much spilled but still.
We're enjoying this one. Think the milk and water milk is a bit off but luckily this matcha is good enough that you barely notice. The french vanilla makes me think of silk fabric. Everything about this matcha is so smooth.
Deep, rich, and velvety looking color. Never have I seen water such a color. It almost looks like blood and I'm kinda creeped out. My Delta biscoff cookie taste great dunked in it. Odd aroma and ingredients. Carrots?
Ok trying without the biscoff now. Sorry not liking this one. Think I got my hopes up too much. It's too tart. And the hibiscus is overwhelming. Blah… Also I think the use of milk powder is unnecessary. Can't even tell it's there. Maybe I should have added something….


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WASHINGTON, Sept. 7, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A surgical suite built by WomenStrong International to perform emergency deliveries in a remote, mountainous region of northern Haiti has begun delivering babies and saving lives. It is the first time C-sections have been available to expectant mothers in a commune of 80,000 people across a 100-mile area.
WomenStrong International is a consortium of non-profit organizations in five nations supporting women-driven solutions to extreme urban poverty. Its Consortium member in Haiti, H.O.P.E., has been working for 20 years in the northernmost commune of Borgne to meet community needs for healthcare, clean water, economic development and education. In partnership with Haiti's Ministry of Health and others, H.O.P.E. runs a healthcare system that includes a hospital and network of mobile clinics to care for people living in remote mountain villages accessible only by primitive footpaths.
WomenStrong's support enabled the creation of Mobile Women's Health Clinics and a maternal and neonatal wing at the Alyans Sante Borgne Hospital, and with private donations also enabled construction of the $100,000 operating and delivery suite equipment for the facility, the area's first blood bank and salaries to bring in an obstetrician/gynecologist, an anesthesiologist and a bloodbank expert, all Cuban-trained. The investment in the hospital prompted Haiti's Ministry of Health to join forces with H.O.P.E. to contribute equipment for the blood bank and training for Haitian technicians to run it, as well as support for a Haitian surgical resident assigned to the unit.
"Our relatively small investment, less than $1 per resident of the commune, encouraged partnerships that leveraged the funding and vastly improved what had been a deadly situation for pregnant women in northern Haiti," said Dr. Susan M. Blaustein, Founder and Executive Director of WomenStrong International. "This work demonstrates an efficient mobilization of resources that shortens the journey to care and increases safe childbirth and maternal survival."
The first woman to deliver in the new facility is typical of women in the region who come down from mountain villages to deliver in Borgne. Even in labor, they must travel on foot along steep, unpaved paths, sometimes for hours, to reach the hospital. Previously, those needing an emergency cesarean would then need to travel another two hours over rutted roads to reach the nearest operating theater.
Twenty-three-year old Lousena Thalès arrived at the hospital in critical condition, requiring emergency care for a uterine rupture. Without urgent medical care, the rupture would have led to fatal hemorrhaging and the potential loss of her child. Instead, in the new facility, she delivered a healthy son and survived.
"Nothing is greater than what this mother feels and nothing is more precious than life," said Dr. Thony Michelet Voltaire, Medical Director for Alyans Sante Borgne Hospital and H.O.P.E.'s healthcare network. "The entire surgical team feels a sense of honor and pride at a job well done, and for the community this facility offers hope for the future."
The medical team on the first delivery included obstetrical surgeon Dr. Flora C. Rodriguez, surgeon Dr. Felix Rodriguez, nurse anesthesiologist Carlos Gonzalez, nurse Luciana Metelus, assisting surgeon Dr. Kendy Jean and blood bank technologist Clarisbel Brizuela.
The sterile surgical suite was constructed according to the highest standards, but also took into account the limited resources available in Borgne. WomenStrong is developing a special expertise in the creation of maternal and neonatal medical safety nets in low-resource areas, putting the mother at the center of newborn care. In Kumasi, Ghana, WomenStrong has supported the creation of two innovative neonatal centers for babies at risk that is now serving as a model for the development of similar centers throughout the country. In India, WomenStrong supports the screening and treatment of pregnant and adolescent women for anemia, to give mothers and newborns their best shot at survival. In Haiti, the role of the new mother is at the center of care in maternity ward, supplementing scarce medical staff and costly equipment.
"This new facility is a first for the rural north and a game changer for the region in terms of improving maternal and newborn health and survival," said Dr. Ernst Jasmin, Director of the Haitian Ministry of Health, Northern Department.
WomenStrong International is a consortium of non-profit organizations in five nations supporting women-driven solutions to extreme urban poverty. WSI emerged from a decade of work at Columbia University's Millennium Cities Initiative where we found the most successful programs were local and led by women. Through our Consortium members in Ghana, Kenya, Haiti, India, and Washington, D.C., we help thousands of women and girls meet their 6 Essential Needs for health, shelter, safety, education, economic empowerment and a functioning urban environment. These women, in turn, improve the lives of their children, families, communities and nations. WomenStrong believes the path out of poverty and toward a more just and prosperous world can be found by making women strong. For more information, visit www.womenstrong.org.
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Brian Kerr: I've watched Ireland for 55 years and that was one of the truly great days
One of the truly great days for Irish football. I've watched Ireland for 55 years and seen some great days. But given the level most of these players are at in club football, and how they've performed recently for Ireland, this is up there as one of the best displays I have ever witnessed from an Irish side.
It was simply magical stuff. Tenacity of tackling. Crispness of passing. Concentration in defence. Accuracy of set-piece. Fair play to the manager, the changes he made were correct. As was the game-plan. But the players had to do it.
There were seven former League of Ireland players on the field at the end of it all. Their contribution demands that FAI invest properly in our league. It may be ailing but our heroes have to come from somewhere.
Martin O'Neill unveiled a gambler's hand. An interesting and aggressive play. The changes were drastic. We know from recent history that he was inclined to make a lot of changes until he seemed to settle on a team for the play-offs.
The defensive pairing was a strong one but not one that had proved itself together. Richard Keogh had been unlucky to feature before now having proved his credentials in four of the last five qualifiers. Shane Duffy, too, had showed well in the friendlies. They were magnificent.
If anything, the average age of the team dropped a bit, a nod to the need to introduce a little more energy and vigour to the task.
James McCarthy's inclusion raised an eyebrow or too. I felt he hadn't been at his best in either match so far. Last night he looked far more comfortable in a familiar role, sitting in front of the Italian strikers, breaking up play, getting stuck in.
This was the over-riding theme. James McClean, even if 27, added a bit of vim. Daryl Murphy's selection also hinted at the thought process. An aggressive approach. And a bit of football in it.
The Italians, as expected, made a raft of switches but notably kept two of their Juventus back three, despite the threat of suspension hanging over Bonucci.
An aggressive selection demanded an aggressive reaction. And Ireland produced early encouragement. If this was a team picked to give us more spark and energy it certainly did that. That had been the main priority before the match.
Ireland played a game Italy didn't want to play. In the first five minutes alone, tackles flew in. Coleman, fittingly as captain, launched the first flurry. Ward, Hendrick and McCarthy all delivered early statements of intent, visibly lacking against Belgium.
Murphy showed good hold-up play in creating Hendrick's slashing effort, holding off Thiago Motta and giving his team a real boost. Italy were struggling to take the sting out of the game as they would have wanted to with so many changes.
A concern for Ireland was again on the right, where we were a bit lopsided. Hendrick was quite narrow and there was a lot of space in front of Coleman but the Italians only had one man on that side. It wasn't an immediate concern.
If anything, the Italians were more discomfited in defence. Bonucci blasting a ball aimlessly into the stands wasn't something we'd seen before.
Set-pieces were also going to be pivotal. Ireland's first corner was a predictably accurate delivery from Brady; Duffy flashed a header wide. Then Murphy had a sight at a follow-up. More encouragement.
The variations of delivery were causing significant problems and, crucially, they looked pre-prepared. Nothing was done on the hoof. You could see that the work had been put into this.
We mixed it up well enough so that we weren't going too long all the time. At all times, we were confident and competent in possession.
Hendrick was central to our best efforts as we maintained the pressure. I don't think they were expecting our high intensity in midfield. Sturaro was looking exasperated. They had no rhythm and they had to scrap for every minuscule piece of possession.
Ireland's defence were able to play a higher defensive line than they did against Belgium because Italy's front two were lacking in pace. We were more compact, the defence closer to the midfield who were closer to Long, who this time had a partner beside him.
Conte picked the wrong team. The players who hadn't started seemed a bit off, as if they wondered why they hadn't been playing before. It didn't seem there was much in this match for them. There was for us.
However, though we kept getting close to the goal, there was no goal. Should there have been? McClean was definitely bundled over by Bernardeschi. The ref was three yards away. Bad decision.
In the second half, Italy started with a little more aggression in midfield. Conte would have had words with them. They came into it much more; Zaza had a chance.
The grip was only loosened momentarily. Ireland produced their best passage of passing football under O'Neill's reign. The fans were responding in kind to their team.
While earlier it had been predominantly about set-pieces, now it was about playing football. The pitch looked terrible but Ireland were making it look like the greenest of swards. Italy were delighted to just win a free-kick merely to relieve some pressure.
Ireland's diamond was working well; McCarthy comfortable sitting, breaking up play and Hendrick getting forward, constantly looking for that elusive first goal in his 24th cap. Even Duffy felt confident enough to have a pop.
You could sense the anxiety to get that goal creeping in as time ticked on. Ireland were still playing all the football and still full of energy despite the sapping heat of this Lille sauna.
Wes came on and it felt things would become more open. They did. And how. Italy were finding space as we pushed ever more forward looking for the breakthrough.
Would it come? It looked like the chance was gone.
Wes has taken a lot of knocks in the last decade. He wasn't going to let 42 seconds get him down. He produced the killer ball after a brilliant, flowing move.
Football, football, football. That's the name of the game. Robbie Brady provided the signature moment but this was for all of them. And all of us.
Wes repeatedly blesses himself as he runs back to the halfway line. What is he thinking? "Thank God I'm not remembered for that miss? Thank God I still had some magic left in that boot?"
Blessed relief. No better boy.
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A prison gang is defined as a criminal organization that originated within the penal system. They are also self-perpetuating criminal entities that can continue their operation outside the confines of the penal system.* Many gangs have formed and continue to form in correctional facilities nationwide. Efforts to contain these gangs are also expanding, but law enforcement officers are finding it hard to keep up with the ever-changing, increasingly violent gangs.
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Srinagar-Jammu national highway reopens after heavy snowfall blocked road on SundayThe night temperature across Kashmir division, except Qazigund, went down as the weather remained dry, leading to opening of the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway a day after snowfall led to its closure.
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Kashmir: Cold wave intensifies in the Valley, Gulmarg coldest at minus 12.4 degrees CelsiusCold wave tightened its grip in Kashmir as many places experienced the coldest night of the season with Gulmarg recording the lowest temperature.
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Two dead in Uttar Pradesh, as cold wave sweeps across north IndiaCold wave conditions continued in parts of north India, with two lives lost in Uttar Pradesh, although the capital Delhi experienced pleasant weather
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Flight cancellations and chaos: Asia shivers, slips and slides in record low temperaturesSnow, sleet and icy winds across Asia caused deaths, flight cancellations and chaos over the weekend as areas used to basking in balmier climates struggled with record-low temperatures.
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Cold wave sweeps north India, kills one person in RajasthanCold wave coupled with fog on Tuesday hit normal life in most parts of Northern plains and possibly claimed its first victim in Jaipur.
Jan 05, 2015
Cold wave returns in north India: Fresh spell of snowfall in Kashmir's GulmargCold wave was back in vast swathes of north India today bringing down minimum temperatures after two days of relief provided by rain.
Jan 02, 2015
Cold wave: Army provides help to people in far-flung areasJammu-based defence spokesman Lt Col Manish Mehta said that the villagers had approached the Rashtriya Rifles battalion, based at Samote, under Uniform Force for assistance.
Dec 31, 2014
Chilly New Year's Eve in Delhi, over 100 trains delayedIt was a chilly New Year's Eve in Delhi on Wednesday and the moderate fog delayed over 100 trains, an official said.
Dec 30, 2014
Cold wave in Uttar Pradesh kills 3Cold wave continued unabated in Uttar Pradesh disrupting normal life and has claimed three lives in Barabanki district since Monday night.
Dec 30, 2014
Delhi: Cold wave and fog continues, 27 flights and over 90 trains delayedA massive blanket of fog settled over Delhi this morning, severely disrupting air and rail traffic with 27 flights delayed and nearly 90 trains running late.


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Overview of JPEG Pleno
JPEG Pleno intends to provide a standard framework to facilitate the capture, representation, and exchange of omnidirectional, depth-enhanced, point cloud, light field, and holographic imaging modalities. It aims to define new tools for improved compression while providing advanced functionalities at the system level. It also aims to support data and metadata manipulation, editing, random access and interaction, protection of privacy, and ownership rights and other security mechanisms.
JPEG Pleno will provide an efficient compression format that will guarantee the highest quality content representation with reasonable resource requirements in terms of data rates, computational complexity, and power consumption. In addition to features described next, supported functionalities will include low latency, backward and forward compatibility with legacy JPEG formats, scalability, random access, error resilience, privacy protection, ownership rights and security, parallel and distributed processing, hierarchical data processing, and data sharing between displays or display elements. The associated file format will be compliant with JPEG systems specifications and will include signalling syntax for associated metadata for the capture, creation, calibration, processing, rendering, and editing of data and for user interactions with such data.
The JPEG Pleno framework will be standardized in a step by step approach, each steps enhancing and enriching the JPEG Pleno standard. In a first phase, light field coding technologies and associated system level components will be addressed.


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On February 17, 2016, an application for authority to retain professionals was filed in the bankruptcy case of Forest Park Medical Center at Southlake, LLC and its affiliates.
The filing was assigned docket number 112 and is described on the court's official docket as follows:
Application to employ Haynes and Boone, LLP as Attorney Debtor's Application for an Order Under 11 U.S.C. Sections 327(a), 330 and 1107(b) Authorizing the Employment and Retention of Haynes and Boone, LLP as Attorneys for the Debtor in Possesion Nunc Pro Tunc to the Petition Date Filed by Debtor Forest Park Medical Center at Southlake, LLC (Pezanosky, Stephen)
Forest Park Medical Center at Southlake, LLC filed for bankruptcy protection, or had an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against it, on January 19, 2016. The bankruptcy case is pending before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas . The case number for the lead bankruptcy case is 16-40273. The bankruptcy case is currently assigned to United States Bankruptcy Judge Russell Nelms. The law firm of Haynes & Boone, LLP is acting as lead bankruptcy counsel to Forest Park Medical Center at Southlake, LLC in the bankruptcy case.


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Boss Lady Trailer (2012)
01 January 2012
Raised on the streets of Detroit, Roxanne beat the odds and rose to the top of the male dominated music industry. Now forced to confront the people she stepped on in her rise to fame, Roxanne must face the error of her ways and change before it's too late.
Watch the official Boss Lady 2012 trailer in HD below or find more Boss Lady videos on Vidimovie.


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finding the wacc given the following information for huntington power company., find the wacc. assume the company's tax rate is 35%. debt: 5,000 6% coupon bonds outstanding, $1,000 par value, 25 years to maturity, selling for 105% of par; the bonds make semiannual payments. common stock: 175,000 shares outstanding, selling for $58 per share; the beta is 1.10 market: 7% market risk premium and 5% risk-free rate.
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International Railway Journal (IRJ) and IRITS Events Ltd are honoured to announce the participation of International Union of Railways' (UIC) Director General, Jean-Pierre Loubinoux, as a keynote speaker at the 4th International Railway Summit, taking place on 15-17 February 2017 in Paris.
Mr Loubinoux was appointed Director General of UIC in March 2009, prior to which he was Chairman and CEO of SNCF International. He will be speaking in the keynote session on "What does the future hold for rail?" at the International Railway Summit.
UIC represents the entire global railway community, which encompasses 1 million km of infrastructure, 7 million members of staff and a significant volume of traffic, providing mobility for 7 billion people around the world. Their main aim is to promote rail transport at a global level, while meeting current and future challenges of mobility and sustainable development.
Mr Loubinoux's talk will focus on how rail is increasingly relevant in a world that is becoming more divided and is suffering the full force of an enduring economic crisis. It will address how rail is recognised as a primary mode of mobility by those who decide policy, major investors, and by the operators themselves and how world forecasts on trade developments show promising perspectives for rail business at global level.
International Railway Summit's conference programme will focus on the future of railways from a technological, organisational and creative point of view, sharing knowledge and proposing solutions to the challenges of enhancing passenger experience and bolstering rail's competitivity within the transport market.
Organisations and individuals interested in learning more about International Railway Summit and about how they can participate in the event can visit www.irits.org or contact the organisers, IRJ and IRITS Events.
International Railway Summit is a meeting of senior executives representing the world's key rail operators, rail infrastructure management companies, national and local governments, rolling stock manufacturers and a wide range of solution providers.
International Railway Summit provides a 'matchmaking' service between rail industry leaders ('buyers') and technical experts ('suppliers'), based on buyer delegates' project requirements and the proven expertise of large and small suppliers that we have carefully handpicked. Based on this matchmaking, buyer delegates attend one-to-one consultation sessions with suitable suppliers during the annual summit.
In addition to the one-to-one meetings, delegates also attend a conference programme given by key industry leaders and experts and network over lunches and dinners with their counterparts and industry colleagues from all over the world. International Railway Summit is co-hosted by International Railway Journal and IRITS Events and will take place on 15-17 February 2017 in Paris, France.
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what that means is that the dial up tried to use the CHAP method of user authentication (at your ISP) and failed. Which could be that your useriid is wrong as far as your ISP is concerned (if you're using kppp to dialup, check it there), or that your password was wrong.
To check these out (assuming again that you're using the kppp dialup utility) :-
1. Launch KPPP (you'll find it in the Internet part of the start menu (bottom left)), and you'll probably be asked for the root/su password)
2. Click on configure
3. On the Accounts tab, select the account name (probably Earthlink) and then click on Edit
4. On the Edit window on the Dial tab make sure that either CHAP or CHAP/PAP are selected for the Authentification
5. Exit back out to the main KPPP window and make sure that the Logon ID is correct (is it case sensetive, does it have to have a full email user id or is it shorter...?), and retype in your password (again making sure that you get the case (capitals or lower case) correct)
6. Select (ie. put tick in) the "Show log window" box
7. Connect
If it still doesn't work have a look at :-
http://www.tldp.org/FAQ/Linux-FAQ/lindex.html - Section 11
have fun
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Hostage Trailer (2006)
01 January 2006 92 mins
During the late 1980s and early 1990s the Armenian minority in Nagorono-Karabakh attempted to break away from Azerbaijan, one of the former Soviet republics. Overnight these former neighbors became enemies, and simple village folk were suddenly made hostages in a complex power game. One of the Azerbaijani villages right on the border is home to the family of the peasant farmer Kerim, who has just been captured by the Armenians. The village council decides to take an Armenian in order to arrange a hostage exchange. They imprison the wounded man in the barn next to Kerim's house, where his wife and three children desperately await the husband's return. The captive from the other side of the border finds himself in exactly the same situation - he, too, has three children, he finds it hard to scrape a living together, he has never done anything to harm anyone and, like Kerim, he just wants to go back home. But life in Karabakh is far more complex now. Blood calls for blood.
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text: Ive had my phone for a bout 4 months and this problem has just started and is driving me to distraction. When i receive a text message i get 2 notifications. I get the normal 1 and now a another 1 saying new message(s) which will clear if i click. Also my text message ringtone plays twice also. I use SMS popup as well, but i have been using that for at least 3 months with no problems.


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Publication Date: May 1, 2009 ISBN-10: 0,137,004,133 ISBN-13 :978-0,137,004,133 Edition: 1
The instrumentation technology Chapter 24, two-semester textbooks designed for community colleges, technical colleges, universities and enterprises setup process instrumentation teach.
The purpose of the technology is to teach students the various instruments used in the industrial production process. The text includes a variety of topics, including symbols, troubleshooting and safety systems, the control loop. Each chapter includes a goal, a summary of the key terms, review questions and activities to enhance the learning experience. The students will find that this is a valuable resource, the textbooks in their technology career.
The center technology (CAPT) currently offers a few of their book teacher's guide and student workbook. Currently, these teachers or institutions must purchase. These materials, orders and pricing, you can view and purhcased this website: http://www.captech.org/curriculum/products.php


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Abstract: Is it important to educate the media on sustainability? This paper debates the need for sustainability education to be nurtured among media practitioners in Malaysia. Media play a vital role in educating society in three main areas of sustainability including environment, economy, and social justice. In this paper, six media practitioners from two local Malaysian printed media organizations, The Star and Utusan Malaysia, were interviewed to gauge their understanding on sustainability education, perceptions on their pivotal role in sustainability education, and the challenges they face in the process of educating society about sustainability issues. The findings of this study show that most Malaysian media practitioners displayed a clear understanding about sustainability education and they also realized their responsibility for not only informing but also educating society about sustainability issues and the importance of sustainable lifestyles. The ultimate challenge the media faces in terms of sustainability education comes from the media organizations themselves, such as the existence of gatekeepers who control the news. Overall, this study demonstrates that the Malaysian media's involvement in sustainability education is no longer a myth. We hope that this study may provide direction in sustainability education not only among the Malaysian printed media, but also for developing and Southeast Asian countries, and the rest of the world.Continue Reading
This paper describes a role-playing, negotiation "game" based on the Xayaburi Dam in Laos. We have used this activity in our graduate programs as a tool for bringing to life the complexities of decision-making around natural resources, economic development, and sustainability. Over the past several years of using the game in the classroom, we have found it to be an effective means of exposing students to the kinds of opportunities and constraints that different stakeholders face as well as the kinds of communication and negotiation tactics they might use to influence outcomes. We provide background on the real-world situation on which we based the fictional scenario for the game and discuss the learning outcomes we have observed.
This document is a provisional draft that has emerged out of an initial "State of the Field" issue and database, published in JSE in 2014 and a follow-up conference in Winter of 2015.
Jaimie Cloud of the Cloud Institute has been the lead organizer and author of this document. See the opening pages for the large number of additional contributors.
A process for comment and revision will be announced during Spring/summer 2016.Continue Reading
Too much of education, especially following the Western Enlightenment model and its increased use of scientific, quantifiable metrics, has seemed to completely forget that love and emotional intelligence have everything to do with what and how well the human child learns. In a globalizing society facing shared environmental and social crises of existential proportions, this forgotten understanding is fatal to real hopes of education for sustainability and healthy human and planetary life. Love is simply too critical an emotion to understand and incorporate into education, and it has been too long left out in the cold. But cold it has been for the human mind focusing on only rational/objective and emotion-denying forms of learning and intelligence, creating minds unmoved by the thus un-felt facts of an increasingly globally warming and more confused world.Continue Reading
The stories we tell shape our view of ourselves and the path we take through this time of collective awakening and global turning. We have the ability to consciously choose narratives that offer realistic beacons of hope to guide our way through the Great Transition. To achieve authentic and lasting reconciliation as the foundation for our future, we require the power of love and compassion as a practical basis for organizing human affairs.Continue Reading
In The Living Universe: Where are We, Who are We, and Where are We Going, Duane Elgin presents a powerfully compelling argument that the most fundamental challenge facing humanity during this time of crisis is to visualize a future of great opportunity and that the foundational story guiding the reality people create on Earth is whether the universe is alive and to be loved and nurtured or dead and to be feared and consumed. This article provides a review of this powerful book with an eye to the connection between love and sustainability.Continue Reading
This paper explores the intrinsic but often weakly developed links between sustainability and issues of diversity, power, and privilege. It offers a systems-oriented conceptual framework for exploring and understanding how issues of diversity, power and privilege operate in social-ecological systems. This framework can be used as a learning tool with a wide array of audiences (higher education, organizational development, adult learners) and educational contexts (including but not limited to sustainability education programming).Continue Reading
Undergraduate education majors were enrolled in a project based learning methods course in spring 2012. As a culmination, they prepared five year plans to promote environmental stewardship in primary public schools in Bahrain. Since all students plan to eventually teach science in the primary schools, it is hoped they will be able to implement at least some of their plan and foster environmentally friendly habits that last for the lifetime of their students.Continue Reading
India is challenged by the nexus of environmental degradation and economic growth amidst the paradoxical coexistence of poverty and affluence in their multifarious dimensions. These challenges are directly linked with the conservation and maintenance of the life supporting systems such as land, water, air, and biological diversity. The major causes of environmental degradation are population growth, industrialisation, changes in consumption patterns, and poverty threatening the dynamic equilibrium that could exist between people and ecosystems. In an effort to address these issues, environmental education for sustainable development (EESD) is emerging as an important approach to encourage students to conserve and protect the natural environment in their schools and in their neighbourhoods.Continue Reading
This conceptual article examines how teaching and learning has changed and continues to change as a result of the increase in cultural diversity in post-secondary classrooms. It focuses on how students' and instructors' culture and traditions impact the teaching and learning experience in culturally diverse post-secondary settings. Providing evidence from theoretical perspectives, this review assesses the need for and the potentially transformative nature of education that is sustainable.
English may be the lingua franca on North American university campuses, as well as on many campuses around the world, but since students and instructors come from many different backgrounds, just because English is the predominant language does not necessarily mean that education based on Western principles is the only way to do education. International students and instructors come from countries where education may be conducted differently and since the North American university system requires learning to be demonstrated in certain ways, it puts students that come from different systems at a disadvantage. Therefore it would seem that North American universities could benefit from the tenets of culturally sensitive teaching that Gay (2000) suggests as comprehensive, multidimensional, empowering, transforming, and emancipatory.
Like sprawl itself, writing about sprawl is scattered in a vast multidisciplinary literature. In this paper we provide a map of what is increasingly known about urban sprawl in emerging literature. This review of progress includes four main parts—definition, data, methods of measurement, and environmental consequences of urban sprawl. The focus of this literature review is to determine whether the aforementioned parts are elements of a connected system in which progress in any one part reflects in others, thereby enhancing knowledge of urban sprawl's environmental consequences through a cross-fertilization with progress in how sprawl is defined, data are used, and phenomena are measured. We conclude with a discussion of areas of further research that surmounts the shortcomings of a disconnected, epistemic (knowledge) system of definitions, data, and methods, and points toward an explanation of urban sprawl's environmental consequences. The implications for the education of urban sustainability are noted.Continue Reading
As sustainability educators and communication professionals consider various strategies to engage audiences with regard to household energy use, one option now seemingly available is to leverage social networks by encouraging people to share information with others they know. At the same time, we currently do not know enough about the potential spread of energy-related information in this fashion. Whether, when, or how people share energy-related information with peers or family members are crucial questions, for example. Using national survey data from U.S. residents (n=816), we predicted energy information sharing as a function of objective energy knowledge (measured using a factual energy knowledge index), perceived energy understanding, and demographic variables. Our analyses underscored the importance of assessing not only factual energy knowledge but also perceived understanding, as both are equally predictive of energy information sharing frequency (β=.11, p<.05, for objective knowledge and β=.11, p<.01 for perceived understanding). Number of children also predicted energy information sharing, β=.11, p<.01. We discuss the implications of these results for informal energy education efforts in the 21st century.Continue Reading
This article discusses the evolution and work of Brown University's Climate and Development Lab (CDL). As leaders of the CDL, we engaged students in experiential education while attending the United Nations climate change negotiations in Cancun, Mexico in 2010, and in Durban, South Africa in 2011. Simultaneously, we collaborated with students to provide relevant and timely research and public scholarship oriented by the goal of advancing global justice in international climate change policy. Here we offer a conceptualization of our pedagogy for the CDL, which is a synthesis of two guiding principles: 'engaged education' and 'global just sustainability'. We discuss the ways in which we organized the CDL in relation to this pedagogy and everyday logistics, and reflect upon our accomplishments and the challenges that we faced. We argue that while there are areas where we can improve upon our practice, the potential of this type of learning is considerable, and can be complementary to producing scholarly outputs that contribute to a more just and sustainable world.Continue Reading
It is widely acknowledged that the sustainability challenges facing the world require new approaches to teaching and learning. At the community level, however, sustainability priorities are context specific, so prescriptions of what and how to teach for sustainability are limiting. In higher education, one innovative approach to sustainability education that acknowledges the limits of conventional coursework involves courses based on "shared action learning" – a process in which students, faculty, and community sponsors share learning experiences while working on sustainability projects for a specific community. Shared Action Learning can be applied in any community context near or far from campus ranging from the very local campus community to distant settlements across the globe. This paper describes the processes, opportunities and challenges of shared action learning through five stages: (1) project impetus, (2) contextual research and project planning, (3) community engagement and project refinement, (4) action, and (5) reflection and reporting. The roles of students, faculty, sponsors, and communities throughout the semester-long shared action learning project are explored through two examples – a course at Clark University in Worcester, MA that focuses on SAL within the college campus community and a Worcester Polytechnic Institute program through which students work on projects with partners in informal settlements in Cape Town, South Africa.Continue Reading
Adventure has been incorporated into sustainability education in a variety of ways, including through outdoor education and, more recently, through technology-enhanced learning. Technology has, for example, expanded opportunities for experiential learning through adventure as well as allowing learners to journey virtually along with explorers and scientists to the far-reaches of the world. This paper offers an overview of how adventure has traditionally been employed in both formal and informal education, discusses the differences between adventure education and adventure learning, shares research conducted on the role of adventure in the GoNorth! Adventure Learning Series, and advances suggestions for how adventure might be employed in sustainability education using distance, online, and mobile learning. The researchers propose the user-driven adventure learning environment (UDALE) as one model that educators and designers can draw from in both formal and informal learning settings as a means to fuse adventure, technology, and sustainability education in a pedagogically meaningful way.Continue Reading
Two developing strands of a multidisciplinary literature provided an impetus for this paper: 1) the emergence of new regionalism, new urbanism, and smart codes that inform urban planning and design principles and practices for environmental sustainability, and 2) the diffusion of telecommunication and multi-media technologies that facilitate implementation of pedagogic principles in the "classroom." The emerging urban planning and design paradigms anchor environmental sustainability issues firmly in place and space with an emphasis on the physical form of cities and regions, which, due to induced vehicular travel, is linked to greenhouse gases with consequences for climate change. Innovations that enhance learning in the classroom or the community increasingly embed and diffuse telecommunication and multimedia technologies. The intersections of urban sustainability, planning, pedagogy, and technology are briefly reviewed in this paper. It turns out that urban planning and design paradigms—particularly those with an emphasis on systemic knowledge, holistic views of both the natural and built environments, collaboration, communication, and reflective practice—synergize with environmental sustainability goals. Furthermore, these very features are ingredients for effective education for urban sustainability, particularly in conjunction with advanced telecommunication and multimedia technologies.Continue Reading
This study investigated the current energy use perceptions and practices of staff and students within five buildings at the University of Sheffield, UK. A series of focus groups with staff and post-graduate representatives from these buildings explored occupant awareness of energy consumption, perceived level of control over energy use, priorities for reduction and the perceived facilitators and barriers to reduction. Overall, personal awareness and attitudes about the need to conserve energy, the perceived actions and opinions of other users (including University authorities) and perceptions of control over the ease and opportunity to reduce energy consumption were perceived by occupants to relate to whether they would intend to conserve energy in University buildings. Recommendations for encouraging energy conservation focus on engendering greater occupant responsibility for conservation by providing a clear conservation message, participating in energy reduction schemes and providing greater energy usage information. Few papers have investigated occupant understanding of energy use in UK University and Higher Education buildings, despite large reduction targets in the sector. This paper recognises the importance that staff and student engagement will have in the successful achievement of these targets and explores their insights and perceptions.Continue Reading
To live up to UNESCO's definition of a sustainable development education that empowers youth with the knowledge, attitudes, motivations, commitments, and skills to solve and prevent the world's total environmental problems, youth must be able to find meaning in the curriculum based in their own experiences and expanded through shared group experiences. An environmental-based experiential curriculum with a positive development focus can help youth reclaim their learning process and reconnect with their communities. However, without critical analysis, students, especially marginalized students, cannot develop the tools and competencies to truly understand their environment and their place within it. Linking environmental and experiential education with critical theory provides students the opportunity to develop their leadership and gain the social and cultural literacy skills needed to come in from the margins.Continue Reading
In this article I articulate what it means to understand curriculum as bioregional text. I utilize a theoretical mode of inquiry to explicate the values of bioregional education while integrating the discussion into the reconceptualized field of Curriculum Studies. The discussion addresses the value of direct experience, in our bioregion, and explains the significant contribution that can be drawn from developing a clearer understanding of our bioregional autobiography.Continue Reading
This report describes a unique technique for presenting an introduction to sustainability science course that is both required for sustainability science majors at a large Mid-Atlantic state university and a general education non-laboratory science course. The World Scientists' Warning to Humanity, released by the Union of Concerned Scientists in the late 1990s, serves and an indictment of humanity. The course mimics a trial as it proceeds from the indictment through an arraignment, pre-trial, trial, verdict, and sentencing with students acting both as the accused and the jury.Continue Reading
The field study (or short-term study abroad) creates a successful hybrid of study abroad and field research. These short-term educational adventures (edu-ventures) give environmental or sustainability students opportunities to gain practical knowledge while traveling domestically or overseas. In addition, it presents the opportunity for both faculty and students to extend the traditional Boyer model of scholarship, a reputable professoriate model, by developing continuity. The field study fulfills the four pedagogical goals of the Boyer model: creating research opportunities (discovery); breaking down the silos of traditional academic departments (integration); acting as consultants on-site (application); and educating students beyond the faculty members' expertise (teaching). In addition, these field studies fulfill a fifth goal: building relationships and transgressing time (continuity). The development of this Boyer Plus model from a field-study experience serves as a tremendous tool for colleges, universities and professors to build the opportunities and necessary pedagogical skills for both traditional and non-traditional students.Continue Reading
Understanding how we live (culture) and its impact on where we live (ecology) is one of the key issues facing sustainability and sustainability education. The International Sustainable Development Studies has developed a study abroad program for American college and university students in Thailand, "People, Ecology and Development" to address these issues through experiential studies of sustainability. Courses each semester focus on understanding the broader challenges of sustainable development through experiential studies of specific landscapes and cultures in the villages, mountains, coasts and islands throughout Thailand. This paper examines the key components of ISDSI's programs, and provides a framework for understanding how these principles can be used to teach about sustainability within the broader context of issues of social justice and global learning more generally. Key components of the ISDSI approach include: community based learning — working with local communities to design courses that reflect community needs, knowledge and struggles; place-based learning — examining both the culture and ecology of specific locations, watersheds, bioregions, island archipelagos, etc.; experiential learning — learning through direct examination of and participation in the cultural practices (lifeways, norms, etc.) and study of ecological components (forests, coral reefs, etc.); and expedition based — learning during focused expeditions through the landscapes being studied, usually human powered (backpacking through remote mountain forests, sea kayaking between islands, etc.).Continue Reading
This article presents a case study of a middle school project based on the experience of two teachers and an administrator. The project gives 8th grade students an opportunity to make a difference in the world through a Sustainability Action Project. In this article you will read the rationale behind this project. You will get an overview of and a timeline for its implementation over the course of a complete academic year. We will provide you with some examples of projects as well as refer you to our school webpage where you can view these projects in more detail. Finally, we have included appendices of several of the materials we provide to our students. We hope that you will clearly see what sets this learning experience apart from other sustainability projects, and that you will be able to adopt a similar project in your school.Continue Reading
PDF: Rafferty and Laird, Spring 2013 Abstract: This paper explores the observations and perceptions of school children as they engage with nature through place based environmental experiences. The paper reports on two projects, one based in the USA and the other in Australia, designed to promote understanding of sustainability through outdoor […]Continue Reading
In a very cohesive and convincing argument, Randall Amster asks us to look at the other side of the well-worn coin that links environmental degradation and resource despoliation to conflict and war. Instead, argues Amster, conflict zones have been shown to be appropriate sites for the creation of peace parks and other similar initiatives, where they can be turned into regions of enhanced sustainability—in every sense of the word, including environmental, social, and economic.Continue Reading
In this deeply cohesive and fundamentally geographic argument, Helena Norberg-Hodge brings an impressive array of sustainability issues under a single guiding rubric for educating and changing society—the need for a shift from globalised systems to local practice. While every point in her argument is backed with interesting details—including her fascinating experiences with the Himalayan Ladakhi people—she is consistent in bringing us back to valuing localisation and yet measured in her prescription which calls for gradual shifts, not radical and potentially harmful jumps, towards localisation.Continue Reading
: Thailand is facing a serious problem with their reliance on foreign oil imports. With nearly 90% of their crude oil, gasoline, and diesel being imported, the country is searching for ways to improve their national energy security by lowering their demand for foreign oil. Bioethanol from cassava and molasses are two promising technologies that could help Thailand work toward their goal of energy security. However, debate is still on going to determine which feedstock should be chosen to power the country's bioethanol industry. This teaching case study presents the background and sustainability analysis for both cassava and molasses based bioethanol as well as teaching notes and discussion questions. It is intended for high school seniors or college undergraduates in courses that address sustainability-related issues and technologies.Continue Reading
Teaching sustainability invariably involves teaching about energy – its use, its sources, its
environmental impacts, and its social implications. This paper explores how one renewable
energy alternative – biogas – is adapted and applied across scale and culture. Biogas is made by
capturing the methane released during anaerobic digestion of organic matter such as manure,
sewage, and food waste. In Nepal, biogas is a household scale technology used to create a
cooking fuel that replaces firewood and improves both environmental and human health. In the
United States, biogas is used as part of large-scale waste management systems for livestock,
wastewater treatment, and landfills to create electricity for on-site use and for sale into electric
grids. In Sweden, biogas is used as part of a regional effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
and fossil fuel usage by using locally generated biogas for district heating, electricity, and
vehicular fuel. By comparing these three cases, we gain insight into how one technology is
adapted across diverse needs and from household to regional scales in the pursuit of more
sustainable energy practices. Such an exercise can be an asset in the classroom to teach students
about the importance and relevance of place-based solutions that address diverse cultural and
economic realities.
Dave Tomkins and Panagiotis Tsigaris focus their fine analytical stats skills on how to not to make the wrong kind of error…yes, that should be the right logic…regarding global warming. They elegantly lay out the math behind what we all know intuitively…nothing is to be lost from taking precautions regarding global warming, or avoiding Type II statistical error, which comes, not from assuming that humans caused global warming, even when we didn't, but rather being unable to prove that humans cause global warming, when in fact we are causing it. They present the statistics in the context of a course case study and make it clear that we have no reason to wait on the data since the potential for this type of error is already with us and the actions to be taken are probably beneficial in other areas as well.Continue Reading
Sponsoring the Journal of Sustainability Education The Journal of Sustainability Education is actively seeking partners, sponsors, and donors to collaborate on moving the field of sustainability education outward and deeper. The Journal is a premiere publication with dynamic content elements, a blend of peer reviewed and timely interviews and media pieces that draw over 11,000 unique visitors […]Continue Reading
In this insightful review of Brian Tokar's book, Randall Amster hails the work as a hopeful response to climate change that, rather than playing off of apocalyptic scenarios, envisions a future where society is re-structured not only in technological and economical terms, but also towards a more socially equitable way of life.Continue Reading
The Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) community, argues Robert Bray, is shy to confront controversy. In this quick review of three controversial issues—population control, the role of science, and limits to growth—he quickly points out how important it is to embrace controversy as a way to arrive at sound policy.Continue Reading
Pramod Prajuli takes down the ten streams of his life journey that brought him to Prescott Arizona and a life dedicated to sustainability education.Continue Reading
Kathy Lamborn shares her profound wilderness moments with us, much like she does with her middle school students in the classroom. But she goes on to make the case that the value of wilderness is not just for its own sake but for its power to elicit these moments and thereby bring us "to our knees with reverence," helping us to recognize the call for a just and compassionate—"sustainable"—life.


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This 3D dinosaur cake mold is perfect for baking birthday treats. From Lakeland, the baking molds make miniature three-dimensional dino cakes that can stand up on their own.
The two piece silicone molds make six dinosaurs in total. This includes two brontosaurus, two t-rex and two stegosaurus. Even though it is disappointing the triceratops was not included, you still will be sure to have lots of fun with the other varieties of dinosaur cake. To use, just pour batter in one side of the mold.
You can use basic vanilla and decorate with sprinkles, candies and frosting. Or you could use food coloring and create differently colored confections for parties. Either way there's ample room for customization and playing with your food.
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Together with my trainer colleagues Meri Ciuti and Cristina Buongiorno , we offer a training program for people interested in sharing NVC in education. In this program you will be supported as a teacher, staff or parent to speak NVC and be a role model for dialogue and understanding.
8 days of training during 2018, dates as follows:
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GTEC - Government Travel Expense Calculator
Government Travelers!!! Your boss says he has a trip he needs you to go on and he needs a cost estimate quickly. Government Travel Expense Calculator is your solution. This app's intuitive functions help you build a travel expense estimate in a few minutes. Through it, you enter applicable information, click "Calculate" and you're done. You can even forward the estimate directly from the app to your approval authority via e-mail.
Government Travel Expense Calculator is a handy calculator for whipping up a travel estimate. Know the total number of days for your trip, meals allotment, rental costs, hotel allotment, parking costs, mileage, et cetera. Tap them into this app and voila! Send it to your boss right from your phone or tablet.
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App store optimization – a crucial piece of mobile app marketing
Introduction to App store optimization
App store optimization is the process which helps to optimize mobile apps so that they can have a higher rank in the search of the app's store. If your app has a higher rank it would be more visible to the customers. The increase in visibility is very beneficial for you as it means more traffic to your app's page. There are more than 2 million mobile apps in the app stores and it could be a tough task to make your app visible. If you happen to be in the mobile app world it is important to know the different methods involved in the marketing of your app.
The importance of ASO
The fact is that more than 60% of apps are discovered with the help of searches in the app stores. Due to this reason search in the app store is considered to be the most popular method as far as discovering and downloading of new apps is concerned. The truth is that if you are not involving ASO for increasing the search ranking of your app you are in fact missing a great opportunity of discovering you app. Ideally you should try to improve your ASO on a weekly basis as this will help you to improve the ranking of your app.
Mechanics of ASO
The keyword plays a very important role in the title. You should select the keyword with the heaviest search traffic. You should search for that particular keyword because if you change your title regularly to include distinct keywords it can be harmful.
You need to know about the right keywords and which are the one that are used regularly by the audience. This would help you to improve your search rankings. Moreover the title and keywords can be modified which means you can optimize them on a regular basis.
Total number of downloads
As far as ASO is concerned you total number of downloads are very important. However the fact is that you cannot control them fully.
Ratings and reviews
These are also important but just like downloads these are also difficult to control. The good thing for you is that there are ways by which you can make your users happy and they can always rate and review.
These are some of the reasons which tell us that app store optimization is an important part of mobile application.


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CMMG Lower Receiver Parts Kit 5.56 NATO
- Description
DetailsCMMG AR-15 LOWER PARTS KIT
•All lower part kits contain the following:- Takedown Pin
- Trigger Spring
- Receiver Pivot Pin
- Disconnect
- Takedown Pin Detent (2)
- Disconnect Spring
- Takedown Pin Detent Spring (2)
- Magazine Catch & Spring
- Bolt Catch
- Trigger Guard Assembly
- Bolt Catch Plunger
- Trigger Guard Pivot Spring Pin
- Bolt Catch Spring
- Selector Detent
- Bolt Catch Spring Pin
- Lock Washer
- Buffer Retainer
- Pistol Grip Screw
- Buffer Retainer Spring
- Hammer
- Hammer & Trigger Pin (2)
- Trigger
- Hammer Spring
- Pistol Grip
- Safety Selector
- Magazine Release Button
- Additional Information
Additional Information
Manufacturer CMMG SKU GAG_CMMG55CA6C5 Condition New in Box Action Type No Caliber .223 Rem UPC 852005002080 Model No Type No Manufacturer Part Number 55CA6C5 Accessories No Barrel Length No Finish Per Color Black Capacity No Firing Casing No Frame Per Material No Hand No Sights No
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Customer Reviews 2 item(s)
- Good LPK, shipped fast
CMMG has always made some good parts, and this isn't an exception. Grabagun has gotten some mixed reviews online so I was a little hesitant but hoping for the best. Parts came in quick, everything was there, and it was legit CMMG parts. There is also a QR code for easy assembly for turning the LPK and a stripped lower to a functioning lower minus the stock, buffer tube and castle nut parts. Good price, and great shipping, if I find myself building another AR, I'd definitely get i here again.
Value Quality
- Best available!
The price seemed a little high but at least it was in stock. The trigger was a little better without any work than other kits I put together.
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I was terrified to go in for a camera examination down below- I was met initially by 2 lovely members of staff, then I met the consultant who was easy to talk to, they helped reassured my nerves and seemed very approachable. A nurse held my hand throughout the procedure and made me feel at ease - my whole experience of all the nurses etc was a great one. So glad the people were so nice and caring as it made my experience much better than I imagined- thank you xx


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Jeffers22 19:45 14 Sep 2004
Minimum equipment needed is two NICs - any will do, a 10/100 card should be had for under a fiver - and a cross over cat 5 cable.
You will need to enable internet connection sharing - best done from XP and create a floppy from the wizard to run on the 98 machine.
Disadvantage is that you have to have the PC wiht the BB modem attached turned on to be able to access the net on the other PC.
Best way is to shell out for a router. Cat 5 cables between each piece of kit (not crossover this time). Set up is: Modem ---> Router ----> PC1 also Router ----> PC2
Disadvantage - dearer, Advantage - don't need both PCs on to access the net.


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Great end-unit townhouse in Windsor Meadows! Home offers great flow - kitchen with bar opens to dining room with sliders to an attached deck and adjacent stone pation, and dining is open to large living room with gas fireplace! 2nd floor features a large master suite with walk-in closet, bathroom with double sinks and cathedral ceiling; 2nd bedroom is large with 2 closets; shared bath also has laundry hook-ups (no carry laundry up & down stairs!); plus there is a bonus room perfect for an office or nursery. Walk up attic offers storage or expansion potential! The attached oversize 1 car garage has a back door, plus stairs to the basement. The basement offers great finished space, including a bar, for all your entertaining needs! Home has a sprinkler system tested annually by the fire dept, central air installed 7/15, newer appliances, 2 year old furnace and newer water filtration system! Plus, a Home Warranty! This turn-key property is move-in ready!
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text: HOW TO APPLY FOR NEW CONNECTION SERVICE OF ELECTRICITY IN TELANGANAThe new connection service is used when any citizen wants new connection of electricity. Through the new connection service, any applicant can apply for new connection of electricity. The service of new connection of electricity through meeseva is available only in some districts of Telangana. The name of districts where this service is available is Adilabad, Khammam, karimnagar, Nizamabad and warrangal. These are the districts. The service also provide a facility of getting message of his / her due bill payment , last date of payment of bill on the registered mobile number. This service of message is provided through meeseva. PROCEDURES FOR APPLYING NEW ELECTRICITY CONNECTION THROUGH MEESEVAFirst step: first visit to the meeseva centre or on the official website of meeseva . the link of meesseva website is given below: Second step: o the page of meeseva , click on the link of 'service forms' option for downloading application form of new connection. The link for directly visiting to the page of MeeSeva service form. the link is given below: Third step: now click on the NPDCL department for downloading application form. Download the application form of new electricity connection application form. Take a print out of the new connection form. Forth step: after print out applicant / user need to fill all the blanks in the application form. Do not leave any blank in the form. Attach all required certificates / documents of applicant. Fifth step: and submit the application form of new connection to the meeseva centre. MeeSeva centre forward your application to the ADE (Assistant Divisional Engineer) officer. Sixth step: after receiving your application by the Assistant Divisional Engineer officer, verify your application and documents. If the officer seems all the documents and application correct, then the officer approves your application. Seventh step: once your application is accepted or rejected that is status of your application is received by you on the number which you provide applying for new connection in meeseva. Eight step: after receiving status of application, if application ids accepted then you will receive your new connection service in the prescribed time limit. IMPORTANT LINKThe new connection application form link is given below, for the convenience of yours: REQUIRED DOCUMENTS@= An identity document copy, applicant can give any of the following documents as identity proof: Ration card Voter ID card PAN card Aadhar card, Driving license @= A copy of caste certificate, mandatory in case applicant belongs to SC / ST. @= A copy of owner ship certificate/ sale deed / gift deed / Indemnity bond in case premises on lease. @= A letter of permission from municipality / gram panchayat. @= A copy of wiring certificate. @= One photograph of applicant. @= A new connection application form. DETAILS TO BE FILLED IN APPLICATION FORM@) Service type of connection like domestic, commercial, commercial – hoardings, etc. @) Consumer details Consumer surname Consumer name Consumer father name Social group Consumer type Purpose of supply @) Location of premises where supply is required House number Street Circle Division Sub division Pin code Location type Location name Existing service number if any @) Load details Serial number Category Sub category Number of items @) Address for communication Door number Locality / land mark District Mandal Village / ward Pin code Mobile number E – mail Id Aadhar card number @) Informant details Informant name Informant relation Delivery type @) Applicant signature CATEGORYThe category of new connection service is B. PROCESSING PERIODThe processing period of the new electricity connection is 30 days. SERVICE CHARGESThe charges of service need to pay for the service of new electricity connection are Rs 35. STATUTORY CHARGESThe statutory charges are also need to pay for the service of new electricity connection. The statutory charges are different as per location, social category and load. CONTACT DETAILSThe contact details of meeseva centre are provided to you. The link of contact details of meeseva is given below: GUIDELINES@#. Applicant do not forget to take acknowledge slip, after submission of application form. @#. Applicant does not fill any wrong information in the application form. Otherwise application will be rejected by the concerned officer. @#. Always carry all the original documents required with photocopies of documents, they may be needed.