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LOUISVILLE -- Customer now have two more Michelin tire option to choose from; the X Line Energy T trailer tire, and the X Line Energy D Pre-Mold drive tire retread.
The X Line Energy T is engineered with to provide cool running tread rubber which minimizes internal casing temperatures for 10% lower rolling resistance and extended casing life. Compared to the Michelin XT-1, the company claims the X Line Energy T will deliver a 10% reduction in rolling resistance.
The X Line Energy T also has a special curb guard feature to protect the sidewall and shoulder areas, promoting a longer casing life and better retreadability. A rectangular bead bundle is said to reduce heat and rubber fatigue. Four circumferential grooves provide water evacuation for optimized traction and improved handling, Michelin says. There's also a shoulder groove designed to reduce irregular wear.
"By utilizing state of the art compounding and an engineered shoulder groove, the X Line Energy T provides a no-compromise answer for fuel efficiency with exceptional mileage and durability," said Ted Becker, vice president of marketing for Michelin Americas Truck Tires.
The new trailer tire will be available in May in four sizes including: 11R22.5, 275/80R22.5, 11R24.5, and 275/80R24.5. The X Line Energy T replaces both the XTA Energy tire and the XT-1.
Michelin has also unveiled a new drive-tire retread product, the X Line Energy D Pre-Mold. It is the first dual casing Michelin-On-Michelin retread offering, meaning it is available only for retreading on Michelin brand casings.
Michelin says the retread delivers "exceptional fuel economy" with "breakthrough levels of tread life and outstanding traction," and backs that claim with a guarantee of 25% more mileage versus other SmartWay verified drive retreads.
"Michelin is addressing trucking companies' ongoing concerns of balancing low rolling resistance with mileage and traction through the introduction of the X Line Energy D tire and the innovative X Line Energy D Pre-Mold retread," said Becker.
The X Line Energy D Pre-Mold offers a 21/32nds dual-compound tread where the top layer of tread rubber delivers enhanced wear resistance while the bottom layer incorporates a cool running tread rubber to minimizes internal casing temperatures for low rolling resistance and extended casing life. Michelin says it's also the first line haul energy drive dual retread to employ Matrix Siping Technology, Becker says. "The zigzag, grooved walls of the siping provide biting edges with interlocking action that deliver improved traction and even wear. The full-depth, teardrop siping feature extends late life traction and improves tear resistance.
"Quite simply, all fuel efficient tires and retreads are not equal," Becker added. "We have been and will remain focused on bringing products to our customers that lead in fuel efficiency while delivering benchmark levels of mileage and traction. It is Michelin's commitment to provide fuel efficiency without compromise."
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The temperatures zones cannot be set as recommended in the manual. In fact, the three temp zones cannon be set individually. When we called the manufacturer, we were told that the factory settings are not factory settings. It's just a picture. They said the beverage center is really just a glorified beverage cooler. The beer is too warm or the red wine gets too cold. Too expensive for that function but it looks nice and does the job quietly.
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The Administrators of the Millvina Fund are pleased to announce that the opening of the Millvina Dean Memorial Garden, in Southampton, will take place at 2.00pm on Thursday, 31st May 2012.
The Mayor of Southampton will be in attendance, as will members of Millvina's family. The Garden will be blessed by the vicar of St. Mary's, the Reverend Julian Davies.
The ceremony will be brief and simple, as we feel Millvina would wish!
Any BTS Members wishing to attend will be very welcome.
The Garden is situated to the left of the entrance to the SeaCity Museum.
The Garden has been created with close co-operation between the Fund and Southampton City Council.
Millvina Dean was the youngest, and final, survivor of the Titanic disaster.
She sailed from Southampton aboard the ill-fated ship on 10th April 1912 with her mother, father and brother. Millvina, her mother and her brother were saved, her father was lost.
For years she attended Titanic functions and Society meetings, both here and overseas, until lack of mobility prevented her from travelling in her latter years.
She was the Honorary President of The British Titanic Society.
She was universally loved as a kind, compassionate lady with a great interest in people. She had a lively mind and a keen sense of humour.
Millvina died on 31st May 2009, the ninety-eighth anniversary of the launch of Titanic.
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Charred Corn and Avocado Salad with Lime, Chili and Tomato
Author Notes: This is a simple and delicious summertime salad to have up your sleeve. When creating it, I intended to grill the avocado, corn, poblano, and red onion but then turned to my broiler instead. Broiling is a much underappreciated method of cooking in my opinion, and it works beautifully for this salad. Using the broiler versus the grill enables you to easily char the corn off the cob and the avocado, poblano and red onion in small pieces, resulting in more surface area to pick up that delicious charred flavor. It's also incredibly easy -- all you have to do is preheat your broiler and assemble your ingredients on a sheet pan, with the avocado needing the least amount of time under the broiler. (If grilling, I'd recommend charring the corn on the cob and the red onion, poblano, and avocado in large pieces, then cutting them to size off the grill.) Once they're done, all you have to do is toss them with halved cherry tomatoes, fresh mint and basil, and lime vinaigrette. You're left with an incredibly versatile salad that could be served alongside grilled meat or fish, tossed with shrimp or crab, or spooned over tostadas, tacos, or quesadillas. - EmilyC
Food52 Review: EmilyC's salad is a statement of summer in a bowl – the corn stays crisp but has a nice smoked char (I never thought to listen for the popping noise before – it gave me perfect corn) likewise the onion and pepper. I loved the char on the avocado as well, a new trick for my arsenal! I used the grill (too hot here for the oven and my broiler doesn't work anyway) and made quick work of the prep – the salad comes together in a snap once the grilling is done – and is an excellent balance of crispy sweet and creamy nutty. Turning to basil and mint rather than cilantro was so smart, they are the perfect herbal compliment. I added just a bit more lime and a bit more cayenne than called for, but that is a matter of personal taste. We had this as a side for 4 (it's excellent with grilled chicken thighs) and I had some to share with the neighbors as well. Everyone agrees and a double thumbs UP! - aargersi
Serves 4 as a side dish, more as a topping or garnish
- 5 ears of corn
- 1 poblano pepper, cut into small dice
- ½ red onion, thinly sliced
- olive oil
- kosher salt + freshly ground black pepper
- 1 large or 2 small avocado, cut into small dice
- ½ cup cherry tomatoes, halved or quartered
- 2 T lime juice, plus lime wedges for serving
- ½ tsp honey
- 1/8 tsp cayenne
- ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil
- handful of fresh basil and mint leaves, roughly torn
- Preheat your broiler to medium-high and place your oven rack about 4" to 6" from your heating element.
- Shuck your corn and remove the silks. Cut the kernels from the cob using your favorite technique and set them aside in a bowl. Add the diced poblano and sliced red onion. Toss with a teaspoon or two of olive oil to evenly coat, and season with salt and pepper. Transfer to a sheet pan (you can line with foil for easy cleanup) or large skillet and spread out in an even layer. (Use something that's nice and sturdy -- flimsy pans may warp or buckle under the heating element.)
- Broil the corn, poblano and red onion for 3 to 5 minutes, shaking the pan a few times, or until charred in spots. You're looking for some noticeable char, but be mindful to not overcook. Remove the pan, add the avocado, and broil for a minute or two longer. (If you don't like your avocado warmed, just skip this step and add it at the end.) In the process of broiling, you may hear or see a few corn kernels starting to jump around on the hot pan -- a good indication that they're done. Remove sheet pan from oven.
- To make lime vinaigrette: whisk together lime juice, honey, and cayenne, and then slowly drizzle in the extra virgin olive oil, whisking until emulsified. Season to taste.
- Transfer contents to a serving bowl, add cherry tomatoes, mint and basil, and drizzle in the lime vinaigrette, a few teaspoons at a time. You may not need the full amount. Toss and taste for seasoning. Serve with lime wedges.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Avocados
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2 months ago Miles
Has anyone tried this with frozen corn? I have a lot of frozen sweet corn kernals from the summer and would love to use them in this. Thanks!
2 months ago EmilyC
Hi Miles, I haven't tried frozen corn but I'd say go for it! I'd thaw it first. It may not get as charred as fresh corn under the broiler, but it'll still be good I think. Let me know if you try it.
7 months ago Cam
This salad was delicious on a warm summer evening. I added wheat berries to make it more filling and the nuttiness of the berries was a welcome addition. Did not broil the avocado. Will make this again and again.
7 months ago EmilyC
So happy to hear this -- thanks for your note!
7 months ago An Nuyen
this is such a simple and delicious way of highlighting fresh summer corn! although I ended up broiling the avocado too long and it turned out very bitter (which apparently happens when you overheat an avocado, who knew??)
7 months ago EmilyC
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for your note about the avocado (didn't know that either)!
8 months ago Auntie Lissa
Absolutely love this! Have made it several times - not always including all the ingredients! So fast and easy, can serve in the same pan you used to cook it in too...
8 months ago EmilyC
So happy you're enjoying the salad! Thanks for your note!
8 months ago ds14248
What would be the best way to cook this is you are don't have a grill or an over with a broiler? I realize you will lose the delicious charred flavor, but I would still like to give it a shot.
8 months ago ds14248
That should have read "What would be the best way to cook this if you don't have a grill or an oven with a broiler?". Oops!
8 months ago EmilyC
I'd recommend roasting the corn, pepper and onion at a high temperature (400 degrees) for about 15 to 20 minutes -- should work really well. You could also char the corn and vegetables in a cast-iron skillet, but you'd have to do several batches. Hope you enjoy the salad!
9 months ago healthierkitchen
I'm eagerly awaiting corn season!
9 months ago EmilyC
Me too!
10 months ago
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You posted this on my birthday last year and it is on the menu for my party this year! yay!
10 months ago EmilyC
I think it's awesome that you're thinking ahead to your b'day party menu! And I'm happy that this made the cut! : )
10 months ago healthierkitchen
that's my birthday too!!
9 months ago EmilyC
Happy b'day a day early to both of you! Abbie, you'll have to share your final menu!
9 months ago
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Pickled shimp / garden tomato and snack tray
This salad
my squash salad with mustard mint aioli
Bill Miller BBQ cole slaw (their slaw is the BEST!)
grilled lamb chops
finger lakes finger lickin' chicken
grilled naan
chimichurri / pesto / tzatziki
coconut tres leches
a chocolate cake (not sure which yet)
a peach gallette
LOADS of wine. :-)
9 months ago EmilyC
Wow, that's a seriously amazing menu! Thanks for sharing it. It's making me realize that June birthdays totally beat November ones! Enjoy your day! : )
over 1 year ago student epicure
delicious! tastes like summer in a bowl!
over 1 year ago EmilyC
Thanks student epicure -- glad you like it!
over 1 year ago RobinDiane
I've made this twice now and everybody loves it. Two little tweaks 1) first time didn't have poblano so I used red pepper and liked that, so next time as well as the poblano made it with half a red peeper as well. The other tweak was cumin in the dressing. Awesome recipe, Thanks
over 1 year ago EmilyC
This is so nice to hear, RobinDiane! Glad you're enjoying the dish -- thanks for letting me know!
over 1 year ago Phrynosoma
I modified this recipe to utilize what was on hand, and it was a tasty success. We were out of tomatoes, and used cilantro instead of mint and basil. I used garden-grown Anaheims instead of poblano, and mixed in some roasted, peeled, chopped New Mexico green chiles at the end for spice. The end result was slightly different, but it was still absolutely delicious even without the tomatoes! (I assume the tomatoes would normally be tossed in at the end, but the recipe doesn't say when to add them.)
over 1 year ago EmilyC
Thanks Phrynosoma, glad you liked it! Your tweaks sound delicious. And yes, the tomatoes are meant to be tossed in at the end; I added that to step 5 above (thanks!).
over 1 year ago AnnP
Made this last night for a family dinner - wished I had quadrupled it because they loved it! Not a nibble left over. Thanks for the fabulous recipe and tip about broiling. Those of us in the Northwest don't always get summer grilling weather, no matter what the calendar says.
over 1 year ago EmilyC
Delighted that you and your family liked it -- thanks!
over 1 year ago Mianna
Great flavors, tried this last night. Also added black beans for a bit of protein, a dash of cumin and fresh oregano. Thanks for the broiling idea.
over 1 year ago EmilyC
So happy to hear this -- thanks for reporting back!
over 1 year ago Midge
Love all the elements here. Can't wait to try it.
over 1 year ago EmilyC
Thanks Midge -- would love to know what you think of you try it!
over 1 year ago arielleclementine
this looks fantastic, EmilyC! congrats on the CP!
over 1 year ago EmilyC
Thanks so much, and congrats again on your finalist nod for those killer tacos!
over 1 year ago dymnyno
I am in the grill on the BBQ camp on this one.
over 1 year ago EmilyC
The grill definitely works well...hard to beat cooking outdoors in the summer...but broiling is a great alternative for those who don't have grills or can't get outside for whatever reason, like watching two children under the age of 3 while trying to cook dinner! : )
over 1 year ago Bevi
This sounds delicious and perfect for upcoming corn season.
over 1 year ago EmilyC
Thanks Bevi! Corn season can't get here soon enough!
over 1 year ago
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I love this, you are churning out the amazing salads. Corn and avocado (like beets IMHO) are perfect together and I squeeze lime on just about everything.
over 1 year ago EmilyC
Ah, thanks! We must have very similar palates! Lemons are a year-round obsession of mine, but I'm absolutely crazy about limes in the summer. Lately I've been reaching for them all of the time!
over 1 year ago EmilyC
Thanks, and I'm with you on local corn! My family is going back to my parents' farm in a few weeks, so I can't wait to have sweet corn from their garden (which is more of a field really!).
over 1 year ago savorthis
This looks so good, I can't wait for our best local corn. I've been doing a lot of one pan broiler dishes lately and this fits right in.


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David John Haskins, perhaps better known by his stage name David J, will be making his first solo appearance at SXSW this Wednesday, March 12!
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Cincinnati Enquirer's Michael D. Clark reports:
Despite high notes in recent years that include performing in California's Rose Parade and last week at a prestigious music event in Chicago, Lakota Schools' band programs may be headed for a downbeat next year due to pending budget cuts.
The heralded band and orchestra programs at both Lakota high schools may be targeted soon in another round of budget cuts as part of $9 million in planned reductions for the financially struggling school system.
This school year already saw elimination of sixth-grade music education classes, a loss that staffers say will have repercussions for years as students are delayed from matriculating through Lakota's bands and orchestras.
"My biggest worry is how many seventh-graders will not sign up for band next year and if they do, how far behind will they be," says Lakota West High School band director Greg Snyder.
On Jan. 1, 2008, Snyder led the marching Firebirds of Lakota West High School, one of the largest bands in Southwest Ohio, as they earned the distinction of being the first from this region to perform in the annual Rose Parade on New Year's Day.
Later that year, the Lakota East High School band performed during parades and memorial services in Hawaii marking the anniversary of the World War II attack on Pearl Harbor.
Lakota's music programs and its wide travel have attracted fund-raising support and special public performances in its schools by both the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and the Cincinnati Ballet.
Just last week, Lakota West's band earned kudos from music directors from around the world during its performance at the internationally attended Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago. (more…)
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"Sun's technical and financial strength puts us in a great position to act as a consolidator in the IT industry," said Scott McNealy, Sun's chairman and chief executive. "This acquisition is part of an ongoing strategy to respond to customers seeking to rationalize their data center purchases."
The deal comes as both companies are experiencing declining sales: Sun's customers are turning away from its expensive high-end servers and StorageTek customers are gradually shifting toward backup-to-disk products instead of tape.
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It's a little known fact that StorageTek already OEMs Sun's hierarchical storage management software, dubbed SAM FS, which allows users to automatically archive new or changed files, and its SAN file system, QFS.Sun just announced this week its Content Infrastructure System, which includes Fibre Channel and SATA disk, tape and SAM FS and QFS software and is referred to internally as "information lifecycle management in a can."
According to Chris Wood, chief technology officer of Sun's storage group, tape is an important piece of the archiving market, which is growing rapidly -- thanks to internal and regulatory compliance procedures.
"Statistically, it's unlikely that I'll ever read all the data I am storing, but I'm not ready to delete it or don't have time," and often the best place for it is tape, he said, which is "one twentieth the cost of disk."
It's unclear at this stage what will happen to Sun's own object-based archiving system, code-named Honeycomb, which was expected later this year.
The deal puts an end to the rumors of Scott McNealy taking Sun private and also ends the question of who will succeed Pat Martin as the CEO of StorageTek.
Under the terms of the agreement approved by both boards of directors, StorageTek stockholders will receive $37 per share in cash for each StorageTek share for an aggregate value of approximately $4.1 billion, including the assumption of employee stock options. Sun expects the transaction to be accretive to non-GAAP earnings in the first 12 months following the closing.


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We've all heard of designer shoes and designer handbags but, designer…bandages? Check out "Brandages" – a new line of tiny bandages that feature designs from Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Burberry among others. The bandages come in a pack of 12 and sell for $7.95 a pack.
The company says their designs are created with one goal in mind: "to help you heal in style." They'll unveil new colours and logos every few months and hope the bandages will also become collectors' items in addition to being handy for first-aid. Some people are also wearing "brandages" as accessories, similar to how they would wear a bracelet or ring.
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Measuring Empowerment: The Columbia SIPA Team's Experience in Mexico and Benin
In March 2013, a Columbia School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) team of six split into two and embarked on field visits to two country offices: Mexico and Benin. In addition to seeking a better understanding of The Hunger Project's (THP's) mission and activities on...
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10 Things You Need to Know About Hunger in 2013
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The 2013 Human Development Report: The Rise of the Global South
The 2013 Human Development Report, The Rise of the South: Human Progress in a Diverse World was released on March 14 in Mexico by President Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Administrator Helen Clark. This year's report...
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by John Coonrod, PhD, Executive Vice President, February 28, 2013 It was sad to see TV pundits who I admire stroke their chin and say "No, we don't see any signature achievement of Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State."Nonsense! I'm no expert on geopolitics, but from where...
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LIRR Fares Set to Rise Friday
Local commuters to shell out more to ride the trains; subway fares rising as well.
According to the LIRR, most commuter rail tickets will increase between 8.19 percent and 9.31 percent, depending on ticket type and distance traveled.
A complete list of new ticket prices are listed on the LIRR's website.
For local riders using either the Bellmore station or Merrick station, both of which are in the LIRR's Zone 7, the peak one-way fare will now be $12.50 with the off-peak one-way fare $9.
Monthly tickets for travel from either station to Penn Station will now be $276. and weekly tickets for travel to and from Penn Station will be $88.25.
Fares on New York City subways and buses will also increase on March 3, with a single subway ride rising to $2.50.
In addition, beginning on March 3, a $1 fee will be charged for each new MetroCard purchased at a commuter rail station, MetroCard vending machine or subway booth.
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Service Manager - General annonces
System Center 2012 SP1 trial (this includes SCSM and is used to patch SCSM2012 RTM to SP1 - there are no separate SP1 patch)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/evalcenter/hh505660.aspxService Manager 2012 SP1 VHDs
Mgmt. server: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36427
DW server: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36425Service Manager 2012 SP1 Authoring Tool
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36214Service Manager 2012 SP1 documentation
Download: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=27850
Read online: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh305220.aspxOrchestrator IPs for SC2012 SP1
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34611Take a look at the documentation around upgrading your environment:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj900193.aspxAlso, this blogpost might be helpful:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/servicemanager/archive/2013/01/23/how-microsoft-upgraded-to-system-center-2012-sp1-service-manager.aspxSCSM 2012 SP1 patchnotes:
Chargeback helps you apply cloud-based pricing on Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) fabric and show that information to customers in order to minimize virtual machine oversubscription and underutilization. Chargeback illustrates how you can use System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 (SP1) in a cross-platform environment where you use multiple Service Manager components to achieve your business goals.
In Service Manager, chargeback consists of a new node in the Administration workspace, new OLAP data cubes, and sample Excel reports.
Improved Operations Manager Integration
An System Center 2012 – Operations Manager SP1 agent is automatically installed as part of Service Manager SP1. After Setup completes, you must manually configure the agent for use with the Operations Manager management server. The agent is compatible with System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2, System Center 2012 – Operations Manager, and System Center 2012 – Operations Manager SP1.
To validate that the Operations Manager Agent was installed, open Control Panel and verify that the Operations Manager Agent is present. To manually configure the Operations Manager agent, see Configuring Agents.
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All databases used by Service Manager are supported on all editions of SQL Server 2012.
Windows Server 2012 and Windows 8 Support
All Service Manager roles, except the Self-Service Portal SharePoint web parts, are supported on all editions of Windows Server 2012.
Windows 8 is supported for the Service Manager console and for end-users accessing the Self-Service Portal.
Service Manager - Data Warehouse, Reporting and Dashboards annonces
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Service Manager - Customization Using the SDK and Authoring Tool annonces
The TechNet Wiki page where you can find a lost resources for development and deep authoring for System Center 2012 Service Manager.
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Finally got round to watching Catfish and I really hope it's a complete fabrication. The two speeches by Angela and her husband towards the end of the film seem very unlikely though so maybe it is just nonsense. If it is it's an incredibly well put together narrative that's really well acted. If not, then they got really, really lucky and fudged the story like any other documentary.
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Here is Alice from Alice In Wonderland. Well, I wasn't planning on drawing anything anytime soon,lol, but I wasn't doing anything anyways so I decided to take on this request. Well, I hope you like it MissPiggy. Gah, my hand hurts,hehe.
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FCC's Bray empowering business owners through technology, choices
David Bray has been the FCC's chief information officer for about two months and already has six priorities to improve how the commission meets its mission.
January 2, 2014
Words from the wise: How 3 agencies attained best places to work status
NASA, the Patent and Trademark Office and the Federal Communications Commission found success by engaging both managers and employees. All three agencies earned high marks in the annual Best Places to Work survey.
FCC's Bray empowering business owners through technology, choices
David Bray has been the FCC's chief information officer for about two months and already has six priorities to improve how the commission meets its mission.
November 14, 2013
Why investing in the public sector matters
The success of the U.S. private sector is connected to a healthy U.S. public sector, and we are letting our public sector deteriorate, says David Bray, CIO of the FCC.
Inside the Reporter's Notebook: OMB adds clarity to new cyber policy; Cyber risks during shutdown overstated; OASIS delayed inde
The White House is finalizing its first major cybersecurity policy in more than three years.
AP source: Obama picks Wheeler to head FCC
AP source: Obama to nominate former telecom industry lobbyist Tom Wheeler to head FCC
FCC Chairman Genachowski to step down
FCC Chairman Genachowski confirms plans to step down in coming weeks
USDA seeks authority to transfer funds to offset sequestration cuts
Agriculture Department Secretary Tom Vilsack can move money in-between accounts within the same bureau, but not across the agency under a special provision called Interchange Authority. Vilsack has officially asked Congress for use of that authority in an effort to stunt the negative effects of sequestration at his agency. At at recent House hearing, Republican lawmakers questioned why more agencies haven't movasked Congress for similar permission.
Agencies fan out en masse to help recovery efforts
FEMA pre-positioned people and equipment along the East Coast before Hurricane Sandy arrived. The FCC, which is monitoring communications networks, said about 25 percent of all cell sites were down.
Big data gauntlet thrown down for agencies
Three agencies launched the Big Data Challenge Wednesday asking for ideas to bring together disparate data sets that help agencies meet their missions better. The contest is part of the administration's national big data development effort. The TechAmerica Foundation also released a new report to help agencies understand and use information more effectively.
GAO says mobile malware attacks have tripled in less than a year
The Government Accountability Office said reports of malware targeting mobile devices have nearly tripled in less than a year.
Federal Drive interviews - Aug. 28
Jamal Mazrui of the FCC previews an event next week to invite app developers to make more disability-accessible products. Procurement lawyer Joe Petrillo breaks down a decision on the 8(a) program that was 17 years in the making.
Power outages pull broadband communications oversight to forefront
A former FCC official is calling for more accountability of emergency communication systems in the wake of the 911 failures during a June storm that pummeled the Washington metro area.
Federal Drive interviews -- May 31
FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell discusses today's House hearing considering a proposal to reign in the Internet. Yvonne Jones of the Government Accountability Office explains why agencies are falling short in hiring more workers with disabilities.
Wireless startup LightSquared files for bankruptcy
LightSquared Inc., which hoped to create an independent wireless broadband network in the U.S., filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday.
FCC, NIST leading fight against 'zombie armies'
A new Internet Botnet Group will bring together federal and industry experts to try to stem the tide against botnet attacks. Experts estimate one in 10 computers are controlled by bad actors using malicious software to attack organizations. FCC working groups released three reports with recommendations for improve cybersecurity.
LightSquared tries to revive broadband network
A Virginia company is trying to revive its plan for a national high-speed wireless network, arguing that it can address federal regulators' concerns over interference with GPS devices.
FCC asks private ISP providers to fight cyber threats
A new FCC report finds the providers have the power to crack down on attacks like botnets, domain name fraud and IP address hijacking.
Van Dyck joins OMB to work on mobile, .gov reform efforts
Van Dyck comes to the E-Government and IT office to work as a policy analyst after working at the FCC and most recently USAID.
FCC spectrum sale to help fund payroll tax extension
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Project Brings Together Smiths Most Popular Worship Songs
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(Nashville, Tenn.) Jan. 9, 2012Having released the acclaimed instrumental project, GLORY (Nov. 21, 2011), celebrated artist, songwriter, composer, instrumentalist, performer, author and producer,Michael W. Smith delivers his latest musical offering, Decades of Worship, on Jan. 17. Smith, a mainstay with a 29-year career, brings together the best of his beloved worship hymns on this, his 24th project.
Since his entrance onto the music scene in the early 80s, Smith has been a worship leader, writer and has recorded some of the churchs most popular worship anthems including Great Is The Lord, Agnus Dei, A New Hallelujah and Healing Rain to name a few. These songs were released on three worship albums since 2001, including Worship, Worship Again, A New Hallelujah, and Healing Rain, which have collectively sold more than 3.7 million copies.
Available for the first time, Smiths top worship songs are all on one CD. Decades Of Worship features 12 total tracks comprising such classics as Agnus Dei and A New Hallelujah mentioned above as well as Above All, Mighty To Save, and Breathe, among others. A complete track listing is as follows:
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As long as I can remember, I have felt called to lead worship. Each song on this collection is a reflection of my heart to see people draw closer to God. I pray that these songs move people to encounter God in a new and deeper way, shares Smith.
Decades of Worship will be released via Reunion Records and distributed by Provident Distribution/Sony Music. The new year ushers in a flurry of activity for Michael. In addition to a Spring Tour in the U.S., concert dates have already been booked in Brazil, Australia, Europe and Canada. July 7 14 will see Smith hosting his semi-annual Michael W. Smith and Friends Cruise; this trip touring Eastern Canada and New England.
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Romania suspect's mom says she didn't burn art
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BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) -- The mother of a man charged with stealing works by Picasso, Monet and Matisse has apparently backtracked on a confession that she burned the paintings in order to protect her son.
Olga Dogaru told a Bucharest court Monday that she did not burn the paintings in her stove, contradicting earlier statements, news agencies reported. The court was ruling on whether to keep her under arrest. Her lawyer, Catalin Dancu, said in televised statements that he did not believe that the paintings -- stolen in a daring heist in the Netherlands -- were burned. He could not be reached for comment.
Ernest Oberlander-Tarnoveanu, director of Romania's National History Museum told The Associated Press that he did not believe Dogaru's latest reported comments, saying museum scientists found "a large amount of paint, canvas and nails" in ash from Dogaru's stove.
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