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Kepler's Search for Life: Cosmic Haystack Just Got a Lot Bigger November 05, 2013 Around a fifth of the Sun-like stars in the Milky Way are orbited by Earth-sized planets capable of sustaining life, suggests a study of data obtained by NASA's Kepler and the Keck Observatory. Those planets, up to twice Earth's size, are orbiting their stars in the so-called habitable zone -- that is, the range of orbits that would permit liquid water to exist on the surface. |
BiiSafe Buddy Puts Caution on Your Side November 05, 2013 We've looked at personal tracking products before, including stolen-phone locators and a breadcrumb-tracking, mugging-alarm combo for Google's Android mobile operating system. Where some of these kinds of products have disappointed is that they have needed daily user intervention. The personal attack alarm required turning on before entering crime-infested neighborhoods, for example. |
The Unhealthy State of Healthcare.gov October 25, 2013 Finger-pointing has erupted among contractors responsible for the Obama administration's troubled Healthcare.gov website. CGI Federal, the subsidiary of Canadian firm CGI that was the lead contractor for the project, blamed another contractor, as well as the United States federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, which it said directed and supervised its work. |
Tungsten Discs Could Function as Million-Year Time Capsules October 23, 2013 Jeroen de Vries, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Twente, has developed a prototype storage system that might last for up to 1 million years. This might be needed if the planet were devastated by a natural disaster, or as a reference for future intelligent life on Earth -- or for visiting aliens. "You must then think about archival storage of between 1 million and 1 billion years," he said. |
Facebook: Decapitation Vids Are OK if You Oppose Decapitation October 22, 2013 Facebook has reversed a ban that it implemented earlier this year forbidding the posting of graphic and gruesome content such as videos of decapitations and other atrocities. The company apparently made this about-face some time ago, but it only became widely noticed when the BBC reported on it this week after being alerted by a reader over a page with a clip of a masked man killing a woman. |
Demo Fall 2013: Little Slices of Amazing New Technology October 21, 2013 Demo's fall conference took place last week. This show has proven to be both a great and an expensive experience for me every year. Great because the technology shown is often truly amazing; expensive because I almost always end up buying one or two items, and my taste trends toward pricey. This year was no different, and my product of the week is the product I'd most like to personally own. |
Adidas Trots Out Smartwatch for Runners October 17, 2013 Adidas on Wednesday introduced the miCoach Smart Run, its new fitness-based smartwatch for runners, just a day after rival Nike introduced the latest update to its own Nike+ Fuelband SE tracker. Fjord collaborated with Adidas on the design. Paul Gaudio, vice president of Adidas Interactive, demonstrated the new fitness tracker at the GigaOM Mobile 2013 conference in San Francisco. |
Foxconn in Trouble Again Over PS4 October 10, 2013 Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn, one of the world's most vilified workers-rights violators, confirmed reports that it is manufacturing Sony's upcoming PlayStation 4 on the backs of university interns. Chinese media broke the story, asserting that thousands of students from an engineering program at the Xi'an Institute of Technology are being forced to work at Foxconn's Yantai plant. |
Nest Brings Brains and Brawn to Smoke Detection October 09, 2013 The company that brought Apple-style elegance to the lowly home thermostat is attempting to do the same for the common smoke detector. Nest Labs, founded by Apple emigres Tony Fadell and Matt Rogers, on Tuesday announced Nest Protect, a US$129 combination smoke and carbon monoxide detector with more smarts than others in the market. |
Russian 'Pirates' Offer Hobbled NASA a Helping Tech Hand October 08, 2013 Russia's Pirate Party wrote a letter to NASA offering to host the agency's website, which is currently out of commission because of the government shutdown. The Pirate Party -- a minority political movement in many European countries predicated on privacy and transparency -- informed NASA that it could use the party's dedicated servers until the U.S. government got off the ground. |
Researchers Beat Drum for Quantum Communications October 07, 2013 Researchers at JILA, a joint institute of the University of Colorado at Boulder and NIST, have demonstrated quantum entanglement between the motion of a minuscule mechanical drum and a microwave field. This lets scientists observe quantum behavior in larger objects. Quantum entanglement occurs when pairs or groups of particles interact such that their quantum states correlate. |
Fitbit Uses 'Force' for Flex Follow-Up Device October 03, 2013 Fitbit only just released its first fitness-tracking wristband back in May, but the company is reportedly getting close to rolling out the next generation. Dubbed "Force," this new device will apparently be both smaller and more capable than the current Flex. Among several new features expected in the upcoming device are a built-in altimeter and watch functionality. |
Scientists Catch Up With Jedi in Understanding Light September 30, 2013 Scientists from Harvard, MIT and CIT have demonstrated that light can behave in a way previously observed only in science fiction -- that is, photons can bond and create a molecule. The fundamental properties of light derive from the fact that photons, which are the quanta of light, do not interact with one another. Two crossed beams of light pass through each other, for example. |
4 Young Innovators Capture Google Science Fair Awards September 25, 2013 Google has announced the winners of its Science Fair, awarding three students for their innovative ideas in public health, alternative energy and app development. The company's third annual competition drew contestants between 13 and 18 years of age from more than 120 countries. Google this summer announced 15 finalists, who presented their final projects to a panel of judges last weekend. |
Google's Next Search: The Fountain of Youth September 19, 2013 Google on Wednesday launched Calico, a company that will focus on health and well-being, with a particular emphasis on aging and associated diseases. At the helm of this new endeavor will sit founding investor Arthur Levinson, chairman and former CEO of Genentech, chairman of Apple, director of Hoffmann-La Roche and now Calico's CEO. |
High-Tech Tools Make Indoor Cycles Brainier and More Fun September 18, 2013 Bicycles have seen much in the way of technological advancement in the past 150 years, and that was widely apparent on the show floor at the annual Interbike trade show in Las Vegas this week. The modern face of cycling was clearly visible in the electric-assist motors that make bicycles an optimal alternative vehicle for commuting, for example, and the space-age carbon fiber frames that aren't limited just to the high end. |
A Satellite's-Eye View on Mobile Payments September 17, 2013 Turn-by-turn directions have become a common technological enhancement to the automotive world thanks to a set of satellites dedicated to the task. To date, these radio positioning signals have been supplied to consumers primarily by the U.S. military through a satellite constellation called "GPS," or Global Positioning System. Essentially, receivers on the ground interpret the signals and tell you where you are. |
Hot Off the 3D Presses: A New Generation of Fitness Equipment September 17, 2013 Health buffs today have no shortage of apps, gizmos, gadgets and devices promising to help them get and stay in shape. At the same time, new materials are enabling lighter, stronger and more diverse products. The next revolution in fitness, however, could come from a technology that seems to have little to do with athletics but is already being used daily in the development of new products. |
Voyager's Intrepid Flight a Reminder of Human Audacity September 13, 2013 NASA has confirmed that after 36 years of journeying, Voyager 1 has reached interstellar space. Voyager 1 has been traveling for about a year through a transitional plasma region in the space between the influence of Earth's sun and other stars. "Voyager 1 is the first true stellar explorer from Earth," said James R. Webb, Ph.D., professor of physics and director of the SARA Observatory. |
Huawei Blasts US for Illegal NSA Spying September 13, 2013 Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei is taking a PR victory lap following reports suggesting that the National Security Agency spied on the company. Earlier this week, Brazilian TV network Globo revealed a raft of documents that purportedly came from Edward Snowden. The files implicate the NSA, along with its British snooping ally, GCHQ, in spying on numerous targets. |
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phpBB contains a flaw that allows a remote cross site scripting attack. This flaw exists because the application does not validate 'error_msg' variables upon submission to the 'usercp_register.php' script. This could allow a user to create a specially crafted URL that would execute arbitrary code in a user's browser within the trust relationship between the browser and the server, leading to a loss of integrity.
Upgrade to version 2.0.18 or higher, as it has been reported to fix this vulnerability. An upgrade is required as there are no known workarounds.
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Two Sequim council incumbents to seek re-election in November
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Two of Sequim's three incumbent city councilors will run for re-election this fall, but Paul McHugh has decided he and his wife, Rochelle, will spend the summer traveling instead of campaigning.
Candidate filing for local, statewide and legislative races runs from 8:30 a.m. June 1 through 4:30 p.m. June 5 at the Clallam County Courthouse, 223 E. Fourth St.
Filings are accepted by mail if received no sooner than two weeks before the filing period begins and no later than the last day of filing.
This year's election is the first since four new councilors - Laura Dubois, Erik Erichsen, Ken Hays and Susan Lorenzen - swept into office in November 2007.
Sequim City Council positions up for election this year are 1, 2 and 3, held by Bill Huizinga, Walt Schubert and McHugh, respectively. The filing fee is $18.
Councilors serve four-year terms. Huizinga said he is running because of what he termed "unfinished business."
"That's basically it.
There's a couple of things I want to finish up if I can, affordable housing and some zoning such as the sub-area plan," he said.
At its April 27 meeting, consultant Tom Beckwith presented a report concluding that the city must increase its supply of affordable housing to maintain its quality of life.
The sub-area plan aims to increase density in the city's core, providing both housing and economic opportunities.
But the council hasn't dealt with the issue since June 2008.
Schubert said he decided to run in part because Huizinga decided to run and in part because "things must be done and need to change."
"And I don't see changing with the four new members," he said.
"I've been on been the
council for 10 years, six years as mayor. So I think understand the system pretty well and the concerns and wants of the people and I don't think they are being met," Schubert said.
Young families and other segments of the community deserve to be brought into the circle, because Sequim is not just a wealthy senior community, he said.
"I'm still very concerned about how the Bill Elliott situation was handled. So I want to stay on and be part of selecting new city manager.
"The additional costs due to the Elliott firing are well over $300,000 and there's no end in sight until we hire a city manager," Schubert said.
In May 2008, the council voted 4-1 to fire city manager Bill Elliott. Schubert left before the vote, McHugh voted "no," and Huizinga was absent.
Police Chief Robert Spinks served as interim city manager until Linda Herzog was hired in December 2008. In April 2009, the council hired the executive search firm Waldron and Co. of Seattle to find a new city manager by mid-September. Currently, the city manager position is vacant.
As for McHugh, he said he decided not to run because he has done plenty of public service, not just on the Sequim City Council, and there were other things he would like to do.
"I really enjoyed my time on council, no question about that," he said.
"But I've been thinking for some time that this term would be my last one. I wasn't sure until the last couple of weeks.
"My feeling that in my first years on the council we accomplished a great deal. I look back on that with satisfaction.
"It's time for someone else to take my place. My wife and I have travel plans and would have to be put on hold, and we're not prepared to do that."
Several other positions will appear on this fall's ballot:
_ Sequim School District: Seats up for election on the five-person board are Position 2, held by Virginia O'Neil; Position 3, formerly held by the late June Robinson; and the at-large position held by Bev Horan.
_ Clallam County Fire District 3: The only seat up for election on the three-person board is Position 1 held by Gary Coffey.
_ Sequim Aquatic and Recreation Center: Board members Susan Sorensen's Position 1 seat and Bob Macaulay's Position 2 are up for election.
_ Olympic Medical Center: Five of seven positions will be on this fall's ballot: the District 1, Position 2 seat by Arlene Engel; the District 2, Position 1 seat held by John Nutter; the District 3 Position 1 seat held by Jim Cammack; the at-large seat held by Jim Leskinovitch, who has announced he will seek re-election; and the District 3 Position 2 seat that just opened with the resignation of Gary Smith.
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My good pal Boomer Fett brought this to my attention.
Any other TDH members gonna be there?
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My good pal Boomer Fett brought this to my attention.
Any other TDH members gonna be there?
:fettesb G-Fett :fettesb
Yuppers I'll be there
I might be attending.......
Looks like fun and I have 2 roundtrip tickets I need to use
I will be there, in my hopefully completed trooper armor
Ya, know -- I might make the trip down for that. Visit my family in Longview for a couple of days and then head over to Big D. Would be great to meet some of the TDH peeps! And my suit will definitely be complete by then if I want to troop a bit. :fettrotj
I'll be there, and TDH should have a booth/ Table there too...:thumbsup
I think Batninja is scheduled to head up the table this year.
It only took me around 3 1/2 hours from San Antonio last time I went
Of course, I'll need a 'command crew' to help with the table, but the hours are usually within 10AM-6PM. I'll probably be on post all day, regardless. :)
see you at the show!!
I'll be there, as always. :)
I can put in table hours, too.
Spoken like a young 36 year old! Whipper snapper!!!
you old fogeys are funny!! LOL ;)
I think I posted something about this before, guess I'm not as popular to get so many responses : P I'm going to be attending, I'll look out for you guys there
Boomer??? BOOMER??? There you are! Glad to see you back bro, missed you at DefCon, we got pics up on the site though:
Hit me back brother!
:fettesbG-Fett :fettesb
I'm ready to book my flight/hotel down there. I'll fly in Wednesday and drive over to Longview to see my family for a couple of days, and plan on coming back to Dallas Friday night or Saturday morning. Assuming we are going to have a contingent there, I plan on being there all day Saturday and maybe Sunday, too. And my ROTJ SE will be ready! :D
Any plan for a table? I can spend some time there.
And can we get a roll call?
I will have a table there. I am part of the Fan days artists.
Free Tues Bump!!! It's gettin closer!!!!
Anyone else???? Its this weekend!!!
Yup...and we can talk about how OU beat TEXAS...wait a minute...
PWNED! :lol :lol :cheers
Also, look here for more peeps going.
Is TDH gonna have a table??? "Official table" and if so what are you gonna sell to the Boomer Fett???
Ill be there. Cant wait to see everyone.


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Foundation breakfast to discuss economic development in Huntington
On March 14, join Huntington Mayor Brooks Fetters and Tom Wall, president of the Huntington County Commissioners, at the Huntington University Foundation breakfast as they discuss progress and initiatives in both the city and Huntington County.
Moore to become a Forester
Huntington University Men's Soccer Coach Russ Lawson announced that Homestead High School standout Alex Moore has signed a letter of intent to play soccer at HU this fall.
Students to spend spring break serving
HU's Joe Mertz Center will send three teams of students to Haiti, Philadelphia and Guatemala, from March 12-16, for spring break. These groups will volunteer in area orphanages, clinics, schools and with local missionaries.
Five Foresters to compete in NAIA Indoor Championships
Five Huntington University track and field athletes will be among over 1,200 athletes from 30 states competing in the 47th NAIA Indoor Track and Field National Championships being held March 1-3 at the Spire Institute in Geneva, Ohio.
TerMarsch to continue her soccer career at HU
Huntington University Head Coach Ryan Burgher and the women's soccer program are excited to announce the signing of Oakland Christian High School standout Rachel TerMarsch.
Johnson finishes 4th at USATF Championships
HU Alum Lauren (Davenport) Johnson continues to make a name for herself as a professional runner. This past weekend, Johnson placed fourth in the 1500 meter run with a time of 4:19.30 at the USA Track and Field Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Porter signs with Huntington
Head Coach Mark Green inked his first recruit for the 2012-13 season in Plainfield High School standout Rylan Porter.
Foresters ousted by Pilots in MCC semifinals
In a game where the stakes couldn't be higher, it was the No. 2-seeded Pilots of Bethel College who came out ahead 60-47 over the No. 3-seeded Foresters Friday night at Wiekamp Athletics Center Friday night in semifinal action of the MCC tourney.
HU competes at Fred Wilt Memorial Indoor Invitational
In their last indoor meet of the season, the Foresters competed at the Fred Wilt Memorial Indoor Invitational on Saturday at Anderson University's Kardatzke Wellness Center where the women finished fifth and the men finished sixth.
Tigers complete four game sweep over HU
Campbellsville University baseball continued its winning ways on Saturday with a doubleheader sweep over Huntington, 10-0 and 4-1.
Foresters open up season with two losses to Campbellsville
Opening up against the No. 27 team in NAIA baseball, the Foresters went winless against the Tigers of Campbellsville University over the weekend dropping a pair of games on Friday and then two more on Saturday.
'What Remains' recognized in local competition
A film created by Huntington University animation students has been recognized by a Fort Wayne advertising competition.
HU's season comes to an end with 67-66 loss to Cougars
In a game that came down to the final play, the 4th-seeded Cougars of Saint Francis came up with a steal with just over a second remaining to seal a 67-66 win over the 5th-seeded Foresters of Huntington University Wednesday night in first round action of the MCC tourney at Hutzell Athletic Center.
Foresters prepped for success
On the heels of three Mid-Central Conference titles in the past four seasons, including two in a row, this spring's edition of the Huntington baseball team is more than equipped to keep the Foresters' recent run of success going.
Forester soccer adds Lengacher
Huntington University men's soccer coach Russ Lawson has announced that Leo High School standout Lucas Lengacher has signed a letter of intent to play at HU this fall.
#3 Foresters knock #6 Knights out of tourney
It's often said the third time's a charm and the Foresters learned firsthand just how sweet that idiom is. After being swept by Marian University in regular season action, the HU women's basketball team outlasted the 6th-seeded Knights 69-65 in first round action of the MCC tournament Tuesday night.
Annual theater showcase highlights six graduating seniors
The Huntington University Theatre Department invites the public to attend the annual Senior Showcase at 7:30 p.m. March 2. The evening will highlight six seniors graduating from the theater department.
Green earns Capital One All-America honors
The 2011-12 Capital One Academic All-America® women's basketball teams have been released to recognize the nation's top student-athletes for their combined performance on the floor and in the classroom and among the list of honorees was Huntington University senior Kelsey Green.
Herber named MCC Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week
The Mid-Central Conference has announced that Huntington University senior Joseph Herber (Fremont, Ind., Fremont HS) has been named MCC Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week for the week of February 20-26, 2012, for his outstanding efforts at the DePauw University Indoor Classic this past weekend.
Forester Lecture Series to reflect on faith, restorative justice
Author and professor of religion and African and African American studies James Samuel Logan will speak on the idea of 'good punishment' in civil society during the Forester Lecture Series on March 6.
Three Foresters earn MCC All-Conference honors
The Mid-Central Conference (MCC) announced its post-season awards for the 2011-12 basketball season and three Huntington University Foresters were among the list of honorees.
Kennedy named MCC Player of the Year
The Mid-Central Conference (MCC) announced its post-season awards for the 2011-12 basketball season and topping the list was Huntington University senior Caleb Kennedy who earned MCC Player of the Year honors as voted on by the coaches.
Herber and Spahr pace HU at DePauw Classic
Senior Joseph Herber and freshman Gretchen Spahr each brought home a top finish to pace the Forester track and field teams at the DePauw University Indoor Classic on Saturday.
Foresters head into MCC tourney as No. 5 seed
Hitting the road for their last MCC regular season contest, the Foresters ran out of steam in the second half and fell to the Cougars of Spring Arbor University 85-66 Saturday afternoon at Bill Bockwitz court.
HU wraps up regular season with 75-58 win over Cougars
It was the perfect way to wrap-up the regular season as the Foresters honored their lone senior Kelsey Green by topping the visiting Cougars of Spring Arbor University 75-58 Saturday afternoon.
Submit films for the Fandana Film Festival
Huntington University is seeking submissions for its first annual Fandana Film Festival on Aug. 10-11.
HU in top 3 teams at business competition
Three Huntington University placed with the top three teams at the I-69 Collegiate Innovation Challenge 2012 hosted by the Grant County Economic Growth Council on Feb. 10-12.
Fort Wayne medical director to present at Smith Lecture Series
Huntington University will host Dr. Robert Crook, medical director for the Visiting Nurse & Hospice Home in Fort Wayne, Ind., to speak about palliative care at 4 p.m. March 2 in Hiner Hall of the Science Hall.
Theatre majors visit day set for Feb. 23
Huntington University will host a visit day for all theatre majors on Feb. 23.
Visual Arts majors visit day set for Feb. 23
Huntington University will host a visit day for all visual arts majors on Feb. 23.
Foresters beat up the Leafs
After a ho-hum first half, the Forester women's basketball team clamped down defensively to hold the Maple Leafs of Goshen College to nine second half points and run away with a 78-40 win at Gunden Gymnasium Wednesday evening.
Gower headed to Huntington
Brock Gower is keeping with the family tradition and heading to Huntington University.
HU outlasts Maple Leafs 83-75
It was senior night and fittingly so, lone statesman Caleb Kennedy made sure his Foresters came away with an 83-75 win over the Maple Leafs of Goshen College Tuesday night at the Merillat Complex.
Graduate counseling program to host spring visit day
Huntington University's graduate counseling program will host a visit day from 2 to 6:30 p.m. March 5.
Foresters complete regular season sweep over Taylor
The Forester men's basketball team missed only seven shots in the opening period to take a commanding first half lead and then cruised to the 67-57 win over the Trojans of Taylor University Saturday afternoon at Odle Arena.
Green scores 1,000th career point
Huntington University senior Kelsey Green reached a significant milestone in her career as a Forester.
HU hosts 4th annual Pink Out, picks up win over Taylor
It was a day of celebration for the Forester women's basketball team as they picked up a 63-51 win over the visiting Trojans of Taylor University and even more importantly honored 23 breast cancer survivors at halftime of the fourth annual Huntington University Pink Out.
Bonnema commits to HU
Head coach Lori Culler and the Huntington University women's basketball program has announced their first signing for 2012-13 season in Illiana Christian High School senior Jaclene Bonnema.
University mourns the loss of Jack Barlow Sr.
Huntington University today is mourning the loss of a longtime professor and dear friend, Jack P. Barlow Sr. Professor Barlow served Huntington University for 32 years.
Roush, O'Rourke recognized as February Peer Award recipients
The Huntington University Peer Award recipients for February are Margaret Roush, director of alumni, and John O'Rourke, radio and television supervisor.
Annual high school art exhibit opens Feb. 23
The 7th Annual Huntington University High School Art Exhibit will be held in the Robert E. Wilson Gallery on campus from Feb. 23 to March 8.
Future Foresters invited for overnight visit Feb. 17-18
Future Foresters are invited to come to Huntington University for an overnight visit on Feb. 17-18.
Nursing majors visit day set for Feb. 17
Huntington University will host a visit day for all nursing majors on Feb. 17.
Math, natural sciences majors visit day set for Feb. 17
Huntington University will host a visit day for all perspective math and natural sciences majors on Feb. 17. This day is designed for students interested in studying biology, chemistry, computer science, math, math education, pre-med, biology education and chemistry education.
Guest director interviewed for upcoming production of 'The Foreigner'
The Huntington University Theatre Company will conclude its 2011-2012 mainstage season with "The Foreigner." Scott Evans, a professional actor and director and member of Actors' Equity Association, will serve as the guest director for this comedy.
Tragedy strikes the HU stage in the Greek classic 'Medea'
Passion, jealousy, revenge. This drama will unfold on the HU mainstage as the Huntington University Theatre Company presents the classic Greek tragedy, "Medea."
Digital Media Arts majors visit day set for Feb. 16
Huntington University will host a visit day for all digital media arts majors on Feb. 16.
Foresters roll over #12 Pilots
It was sweet revenge for the HU women's basketball team as they dismantled the Pilots 69-52 in a critical MCC match-up Wednesday night.
Foresters stumble at Bethel
For the second time this season, the HU men's basketball team fell victim to the youthful Pilots of Bethel College. This time around it was by an 89-80 margin at Wiekamp Arena.
HU students selected to participate in regional business competition
Five Huntington University business students will compete in the I-69 Collegiate Innovation Challenge 2012 hosted by the Grant County Economic Growth Council on Feb. 10-12.
Own an HU plate, support scholarships
Indiana residents can now easily purchase a Huntington University license plate while helping to fund student scholarships.
University recognized for its diversity initiatives
Huntington University has been recognized with The Robert and Susan Andringa Award for Advancing Racial Harmony for its "best practice" programs in the area of racial and ethnic diversity.
Herber and women's distance medley team shine at Taylor Invite
The Forester track and field squads turned in several outstanding performances at the 8th annual Taylor Indoor Invitational Saturday afternoon.
Foresters breeze past Cougars 90-67
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The Lay Evangelization Teams, using the multimedia resources of the Apostolate for Family Consecration, can ignite the sleeping giant of the laity by encouraging and motivating them to work with Bishops, pastors and other laymen to renew family and parish life. As families are drawn toward our Eucharistic Lord, negative peer group influences will be reversed.
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"It is not possible to live and grow in the faith without the support of a group, of a Christian community. It is here that you will learn together to build a better world. "These groups must not close in upon themselves." - Pope John Paul II, L'Osservatore Romano, July 1, 1985
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Job 20:17 He looketh not on rivulets, Flowing of brooks of honey and butter. (YLT)
Job 29:6 When washing my goings with butter, And the firm rock 'is' with me rivulets of oil. (YLT)
Psalms 1:3 And he hath been as a tree, Planted by rivulets of water, That giveth its fruit in its season, And its leaf doth not wither, And all that he doth he causeth to prosper. (YLT)
Psalms 46:4 A river -- its rivulets rejoice the city of God, Thy holy place of the tabernacles of the Most High. (YLT)
Psalms 119:136 Rivulets of waters have come down mine eyes, Because they have not kept Thy law! (YLT)
Proverbs 5:16 Let thy fountains be scattered abroad, In broad places rivulets of waters. (YLT)
Proverbs 21:1 Rivulets of waters 'is' the heart of a king in the hand of Jehovah, Wherever He pleaseth He inclineth it. (YLT)
Isaiah 30:25 And there hath been on every high mount, And on every exalted hill, Rivulets -- streams of waters, In a day of much slaughter, in the falling of towers. (YLT)
Isaiah 32:2 And each hath been as a hiding-place 'from' wind, And as a secret hiding-place 'from' inundation, As rivulets of waters in a dry place, As a shadow of a heavy rock in a weary land. (YLT)
Lamentations 3:48 Rivulets of water go down my eye, For the destruction of the daughter of my people. (YLT)
Ezekiel 31:4 The waters made him great, the deep set him up on high; its streams ran round about his plantation, and it sent out its rivulets unto all the trees of the field. (DBY)


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Staff at Thompson Research Farm installed one mile of eight-foot-tall wire fence to protect 30 acres of organic research fence.
Permaculture expert leads tour at Dilmun Hill Student Farm
The contoured swale and raised bed system at Dilmun Hill, is a perfect example of how to implement permaculture principles, expert Ben Falk said at a recent tour of the farm.
Wood chips could help cleanse farm field run-off
Large square trenches filled with wood chips and buried in farm fields have been found to act as a natural filtration system, researchers have found.
Breeders, seed savers advance organics movement
Cornell scientists and alumni are part of a participatory plant breeding movement that seeks to produce organically gown seeds for crops appropriate to local climate conditions.
Research reaps the benefits of new combine
The new research combine in use on the farms of the Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station is tailor-made for research, and will help Cornell researchers extract crucial information from grain trials—from evaluating the performance of new varieties to assessing methods for disease control.
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More than 100 visitors braved high temperatures and rain, to learn about the latest field crop research at Cornell's Musgrave Research Farm.
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Margaret Smith says that we are facing increasing stresses from more erratic weather and new pests, and need every possible tool we can get to help make our crops as productive as they possibly can be.
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Iron Lady tomatoes resist three fungal diseases
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Energy survey, report aid in saving energy
A report based on a spring 2012 energy-use survey at Cornell has been made available online, and the findings could help Cornellians - from individuals to campus groups - interested in saving energy.
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The captain of Pakistan's visually challenged cricket team, Zeshan Abbasi, who is in Bangalore to play the T20 Blind Cricket World Cup, was hospitalised on Saturday after accidentally drinking phenyl at the team hotel. He was discharged later in the day, and was 'absolutely fine' according to the doctors.
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There are four computing-related degrees on offer at Stirling: BSc (Hons) Computing Science, BSc (Hons) Software Engineering, BSc (Hons) Business Computing and BSc (Hons) Information Systems. During the first three semesters students on all related courses are required to take the same core modules in Computing Science. Students take Computing Science plus two other subjects in Year 1.
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You will take core modules, encompassing study in the following areas:
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