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Chafford Park campsite is set on a 300-acre family run farm in a quiet valley with stunning fields of farmland. It is a working farm with beautiful views around the site. You can walk on the footpaths around the farm and there are a lot of walks on the small lanes. We have some swings for small children. This year we have just built a new loo/shower block.
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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * ARMED FORCES * * • • • • • • • • • • • • • * * * * Engineering Aid Construction-man Ed Otton, USNt son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Otton of 9 Pine Tree Drive, Farmingdale, arrived at Camp Haskins near Da Nang, Vietnam with United States Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 58. * * * Woman Marine Private Jeanne M. Carroll, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tedesco of 302 Balchen St., Massapequa Park, has completed eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C. * * * Fireman Apprentice Philip M. Cara, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Cara of 102 N, Suffolk Ave., Massapequa, and Gunners Mate Seaman Ernest L. Weber, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Weber of 641 Central Ave., Massapequa, are serving aboard die light guided missile cruiser USS Springfield homeported in Norfolk, Virginia. * * * Marine Private Fist Class John J. McCann II, son of Mrs. Muriel K" McCann of 89 Broadway, Massapequa Park, has completed die Field Wi reman Course at Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, California. * * * Airman Bruce D. Molter, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Molter of 25 Taylor Drive, Farmingdale, has been graduated from a United States Air Force Technical school at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. He was trained as an aircraft mechanic and has been assigned to a unit of the Pacific Air Forces at Clark Air Base, Philippines. The airman is a graduate of Farmingdale Senior High School. * * * Raymond R. Brunette Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Brunette of 77 Hemlock Drive, Farmingdale, has been promoted to sergeant in the United States Air Force. Sergeant Brunette is a jet engine mechanic at Griffiss Air Force Base, New York. He is a member of die Strategic Air Command. The sergeant is a 1965 graduate of Farmingdale Senior High School. * * * Aviation Storekeeper Third Class Bruce J. 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Ed Speno's Capitol Letter As the session in Albany moves into the active phase, I find that the interest of the people of die Fourth Senatorial District in terms of legislation and new programs, is at a peak. The mail is heavy and the desire that you exercise, in terms of the issues of die day, is meaningful and important to all of us. In this respect, I am going to send out a weekly letter to you under the above column head. You won't always agree with the positions taken or the legislation offered. I hope, as do all the legislators, that you continue to make us aware of your views through this newspaper or my office in Albany. This week in Albany, the Governor's annual budget message was the focal point of interest. The difficult job of separating that which is desirous from diat which we are able to afford is the job at band with respect to legislative support. Essential needs, including local assistance to education and mandated programs with an eye toward balancing die budget, is the focus of both houses. I am hi agreement with many parts of die Governor's program, expecially with reference to the education need of a raise in per capita aid. However, I am opposed to any raise which burdens die consumer in a way that an additional gasoline tax or liquor tax would do. Although the multi- faceted budget requires much study and a sharp pencil, I believe diat although it was termed a budget seeking minimum amounts to meet essential needs, I believe it must be cut further in order that we bring desire and growth within the purview of personal possibility. The basic questions here are how much service should government provide? How much should we spend for these services? And how much should we ask you to pay for diem? These are the questions diat must be answered. See you next week. ED SPENO Teacher Union Wins Over Association The Massapequa Board of Education will hold at a Special Meeting Thursday night ( January 25) to put in recognition form the results of the election among teachers to decide their official bargaining agent. On Thursday die election results showed 428 votes for the Massapequa Federation of Teachers ( AFL- CIO) and 366 for the Massapequa Teachers Association witii two teachers dissenting altogether. The American Arbitration Association, conducted the election. The loss by the Teachers Association was attributed to bring an ' underdog*. according to President Walter Martignoni. He promised cooperation with die union " if it strives for die betterment of children and teachers." 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A repository in publishing, and especially in academic publishing, is a real or virtual facility for the deposit of academic publications, such as academic journal articles. Deposit of material in such a site may be mandatory for a certain group, such as a particular university's doctoral graduates in a thesis repository, or published papers from those holding grants from a particular government agency in a subject repository, or, sometimes, in their own institutional repository. Or it may be voluntary, as usually the case for technical reports at a university. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: Repository)
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Editorial Introduction to Issue 56: More Light Than Heat |
Richard Waller introduces Ariadne issue 56. |
Versioning in Repositories: Implementing Best Practice |
Jenny Brace explains why giving time to versioning within a repository is worthwhile and outlines the best practice to implement. |
July 2008, issue56, feature article |
New Schemas for Mapping Pedagogies and Technologies |
Grainne Conole reflects on the implications of Web 2.0 for education and offers two new schemas for thinking about harnessing the potential of technologies. |
July 2008, issue56, feature article |
Integrating Journal Back Files Into an Existing Electronic Environment |
Jason Cooper describes how Loughborough University Library integrated a number of collections of journal back files into their existing electronic environment. |
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The Networked Library Service Layer: Sharing Data for More Effective Management and Cooperation |
Janifer Gatenby identifies criteria for determining which data in various library systems could be more beneficially shared and managed at a network level. |
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Institutional Web Management Workshop 2008: The Great Debate |
Adrian Tribe reports on a three-day conference designed for professionals involved in the provision of institutional Web services, organised by UKOLN and held at King's College, University of Aberdeen in July 2008. |
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The 2008 Mashed Museum Day and UK Museums on the Web Conference |
Mia Ridge reports on the Mashed Museum day and the Museums Computer Group UK Museums on the Web Conference, held at the University of Leicester in June 2008. |
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A DRY CRIG Event for the IE Demonstrator |
Paul Walk reports on an 'unconference' for developers working in and around the JISC Information Environment and institutional systems, hosted by UKOLN at the University of Bath in June 2008. |
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Preservation of Web Resources: Making a Start |
Stephen Emmott reports on a one-day workshop aimed at all those interested in issues relating to institutional Web resource preservation. The event was held by the JISC-PoWR team at the University of London in June 2008. |
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South African Repositories: Bridging Knowledge Divides |
Martie van Deventer and Heila Pienaar provide us with background to recent South African repository initiatives and detail an example of knowledge transfer from one institution to another. |
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Mick Eadie describes the development of the Dublin Core Images Application Profile project recently funded through the JISC. |
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Developing the Capability and Skills to Support EResearch |
Margaret Henty provides an Australian perspective on improving the environment in which eResearch is conducted through developing institutional capability and providing appropriate skills training. |
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Implementing Ex Libris's PRIMO at the University of East Anglia |
Nick Lewis outlines the University of East Anglia's experience of implementing Ex Libris's Primo, a new search and retrieval interface for presenting the library catalogue and institutional databases and e-resources. |
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Research Libraries and the Power of the Co-operative |
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Digital Lives: Report of Interviews With the Creators of Personal Digital Collections |
Pete Williams, Ian Rowlands, Katrina Dean and Jeremy Leighton John describe initial findings of the AHRC-funded Digital Lives Research Project studying personal digital collections and their relationship with research repositories such as the British Library. |
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KIM Project Conference 2008 |
Alexander Ball provides an overview of the Knowledge and Information Management Through Life Project Conference held in April, 2008. |
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VIF: Version Identification Workshop |
Sarah Molloy reports on a half-day workshop on the use of the Version Identification Framework, held in Hatton Garden, London on 22 April 2008. |
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Book Review: Computerization Movements and Technology Diffusion |
Emma Tonkin reviews a fascinating introduction to over two decades of research into computerisation movements. |
We Do Not Know We Are Born (Digital) |
Richard Waller introduces Ariadne issue 54. |
SWORD: Simple Web-service Offering Repository Deposit |
Julie Allinson, Sebastien Francois and Stuart Lewis describe the JISC-funded SWORD Project which has produced a lightweight protocol for repository deposit. |
January 2008, issue54, feature article |
Ancient Cultures Inside Modern Universes |
Edgardo Civallero writes on preservation and dissemination of intangible South American indigenous heritage and updating information using Web-based tools. |
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RepoMMan: Delivering Private Repository Space for Day-to-day Use |
Richard Green and Chris Awre describe work undertaken at the University of Hull to place Web services at the heart of its personalised digital repository provision. |
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E-Publication and Open Access in the Arts and Humanities in the UK |
Malcolm Heath, Michael Jubb and David Robey review recent UK discussions and evidence about e-publishing and open access, their impact and implications for researchers in the arts and humanities. |
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Version Identification: A Growing Problem |
Dave Puplett outlines the issues associated with versions in institutional repositories, and discusses the solutions being developed by the Version Identification Framework (VIF) Project. |
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Global Research Library 2020 |
Jessie Hey and David Pearson report on a series of strategic workshops on the Global Research Library 2020 - the first of which, the Willows Lodge Workshop, was held in the Pacific North West of the US in the Autumn of 2007. |
January 2008, issue54, event report |
News and Events |
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Book Review: Digital Copyright |
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Editorial Introduction to Issue 53: Unlocking Our Televisual Past |
Richard Waller introduces Ariadne issue 53. |
The National Centre for Text Mining: A Vision for the Future |
Sophia Ananiadou describes NaCTeM and the main scientific challenges it helps to solve together with issues related to deployment, use and uptake of NaCTeM's text mining tools and services. |
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The Video Active Consortium: Europe's Television History Online |
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DRIVER: Building the Network for Accessing Digital Repositories Across Europe |
Martin Feijen, Wolfram Horstmann, Paolo Manghi, Mary Robinson and Rosemary Russell present an outline of the DRIVER Project and its achievements so far in supporting and enhancing digital repository development in Europe. |
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The DARE Chronicle: Open Access to Research Results and Teaching Material in the Netherlands |
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The camera quality on the iPad 2 didn't really impress anybody, but some sample shots from the new iPad have surfaced, and show a definite improvement in quality. These pictures were taken on the new iPad unboxed in Vietnam yesterday, which also gave us benchmarks revealing processor and memory specs.
The camera in the new iPad weighs in at 5 megapixels, but otherwise uses the same optics as the iPhone 4S, which as many of you know, are really good. That said, the 0.3 megapixel shooter on the iPad 2 never really stood much of a chance. While you aren't likely to be using the new iPad as a gigantic, unwieldy point-and-shoot camera on a day-to-day basis, it's great that the few times you do need to use the camera, it won't let you down. Obviously we'll have our own hands-on time with the new iPad this Friday, but until then, the camera is shaping up to be pretty nice.
Those of you upgrading to the new iPad - will the improved quality of the camera increase how often you use it? Do you often take pictures or video with your current iPad? There are a few more samples below.
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Yes I'll use it alot more. With the iPad 2 I would take pictures with my iPhone and transfer them to my iPad when it would have been so much easier to just use the iPad.
My iPad2 takes great pictures outside, but without the right light inside and with minimal light, it turns out very grainy pictures.
The upgraded rear camera on the iPad (3rd Generation)is a welcome addition, but of little use to most people.
The reason is that the iPad is an "indoor" device. If you've ever tried taking photos on the iPad (2nd Generation) outdoors in daylight you just can't see the screen very well. For indoors, the camera requires a good deal of light or else the pictures are really grainy. A flash may have helped somewhat.
I had the iPad (2nd Gen) with me once at a restaurant. Unfortunately this was the only camera device I had with me that day and asked the waitress to take a picture of my co-workers and I. Well, I must admit not only did it look ridiculous with her holding this large device and having to stand back about 10 feet, but the pictures were terrible (too much shake and not enough light). Again, I don't believe a flash would have helped as the lens on these devices are so small they just don't allow for sufficient light to reach the super tiny sensor.
Want better front camera for FaceTime.
Agreed. If anything, I'd imagine the front camera gets more use for Facetime/Skype/etc than the rear camera does for anything else. I would have preferred the nice camera in the front and just removing the rear camera altogether. And how about finally letting us do Facetime over 4G while their at it? But I guess that's a different topic.


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Make-Believe Bris: Norwegian Official Suggests Jews, Muslims Do 'Symbolic' Circumcision
Latest update: August 8th, 2012
Norway's ombudsman for children's rights has proposed that Jews and Muslim replace male circumcision with a symbolic, non-surgical ritual.
Dr. Anne Lindboe told the newspaper Vart Land that circumcision in boys was a violation of a person's right to decide over his own body.
"Muslim and Jewish children are entitled to the same protection as all other children," she said, adding that the practice caused unnecessary pain and was medically not beneficial.
Lindboe, a pediatrician, was appointed ombudsman in June. Her predecessor, Reidar Hjermann, proposed setting 15 as the minimum age for circumcision. According to Jewish religious law, Jewish babies must be circumcised when they are eight days old, unless there are medical grounds to delay the rite.
The children's ombudsman is an independent governmental institution entrusted with safeguarding the rights of minors.
Ervin Kohn, president of the Jewish Community of Oslo, said that Norwegian Jews "will not be able to live in a society where circumcision is forbidden." He noted that the mandate of Norway's children's ombudsman did not extend to devising Jewish rituals. Norway has a Jewish community of about 700.
In June, a spokesperson for Norway's Centre Party, which has 11 out of 169 seats in parliament, proposed a ban on circumcising babies.
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29 Responses to "Make-Believe Bris: Norwegian Official Suggests Jews, Muslims Do 'Symbolic' Circumcision"
As George Carlin put it, "Symbols are for the 'symbol'-minded."
The time has arrived for Norway Jews to make Aliyah to Israel.
And what about Germany?
Nathan Warszawski, and what about America, England, France, etc? IMO, the whole world of Jews need to wake up to the fact that their galut doors of practicing Judaism are closing and that they should come to our G-d given place to live as a Jew, Israel.
What IS a symbolic circumcision? Seriously, what did she envision Jews and Muslims should be doing? Get together and just eat bagels and cream cheese and lox?
Maybe eat something a little more symbolic, like pigs in a blanket.
Actually, if a man already has a circumcision, the symbolic ritual during conversion is hasakat dam brit. It's a symbolic pin prick which draws enough blood to be seen on a piece of cloth.
You meant Hakazat Dam. But that's not symbolic, it's a religious extension of a real circumcision that was not done halachically. But real, not symbolic, blood is spilled.
Sorry about the mis-combobulation, it's been many years. But it is symbolic since nothing has to be cut off.
One has to wonder why a country as large and wealthy as Norway has only 700 Jews living there..Anti-semitism is ubiquitous, and very much alive and well in Norway. No surprise that a Norwegian ombudsman for Childrens' Rights is trying to ban ritual circumcision and replace it with "Symbolic Circumcision" What's next in countries with a policy of Judenrein. Perhaps they will replace Jewish pogroms with only" executions in effigy"
Perhaps this crazy ombudsman should start doing "symbolic" drugs… maybe her mind will clear enough for her to realize she's a total idiot! I'm trying to think of something a little more diplomatic to say, but I can't… so, yup, she can go to hell and the Jews in Norway… as well as the Muslims should continue following their religious obligation.
It's okay, Mordechai, she only has symbolic IQ…
Chava Levin: She has a room temperature IQ.
Ronnie James … That high? are we talking Fahrenheit or Celsius?
this is what Amalek did to us…or tried. this is what the Romans did to us…this is what the Greek's did to us.
what a 'great' suggestion!(NOT!)… I bet they also don't have any issues with the 'symbolic hygiene' problems that go hand in hand with the un-circumcised penis…. morons… it's a well known and un-disputed fact that women with circumcised partners have much much LESS vaginal infections and hygiene related STDs, due to the lack of a 'germ collector' and a 'moist breeding nest for germs' in the shape of the 'sock' called fore skin (orla). there is nothing less symbolic than these clear facts.
Now I am going to fake pay everything
Symbols are for the 'symbol'-minded (george carlin)
Scandinavian people call the rest of the world culturally insensitive for daring to oppose their custom of massacring whales for the past 1500 years, but have no problem passing judgement on our perfectly safe and life respecting 4000 years old customs. The usual "do as I say not as I do" is NOT a proof of evolved thinking.
People who think like this woman should begin having symbolic sex and eating symbolic foods. It might tak a while but we will eventually be rid of them through these practices.
I think Norway should become a symbolic country. Ever since it became independent, it outlawed kosher slaughter, gave us Quisling, and sent its Jews with pleasure to Auschwitz. More recently, it gives Nobel Prizes to mass murderers. Perhaps Norway could merge with Syria.
why doesn't she start eating symbolic food and go jump in a symbolic fjord. Why doesn't she resurrect Quisling and marry him and have symbolic sex and symbolic babies and how about Norway gives her a REAL hysterectomy.
How about if she make-believes abortions? or Executions?
She's stupid it does benefit against sickness and it's not up to her ….that's up to the parent
In talking about symbols, it is believed that the symbol of a smiling child indicates that the child has gas; so, Dr. Anne Lindboe must be full of it.
So she believes Jews should only have a symbolic covenant with G*d. Does this make her a symbolic bigot or a real one? Does she only symbolically pray?
I just read all the comments….have nothing more to add….except….ridiculous woman.
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BOSTON — He's the NBA's most eclectic character. The man who has starred in movies, released albums, has his own TV show and showed up at Harvard Square to play a statue last week. Oh, and was once one of the most dominant big men in NBA history.
So what were the odds Shaquille O'Neal wouldn't make his first basket as a Boston Celtic count?
Just moments into yesterday's season-opener, Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo served up an alley-oop pass, and Shaq discovered the fountain of youth, elevating to throw the ball down with vintage authority.
Thank goodness the NBA reinforces its baskets (one of the reasons it does is because of the young backboard-wrecking Shaq!) or someone could have been hurt. That dunk kicked off an impressed debut for O'Neal with the Green.
"Shaq was great," said Celtics guard Ray Allen. "He softened the defense tonight. He was able to get to the line. (Rajon) Rondo got into the paint and he finished it off. He didn't play big minutes, but he was very effective."
Starting at center, the Big Shamrock had nine points and seven rebounds in just 18:09, causing the crowd to go crazy every time he entered the game, and giving him an ovation every time he left the court.
"He was huge for us," said Paul Pierce. "The numbers don't tell the story of how big he was. Shaq drew about five fouls and got them into the penalty, and that is what his presence brings.
"I think him and Kevin (Garnett) are really feeding off each other. I think he opens up things for Kevin and Kevin opens him up. I think that's where our greatest strength is, and I'm glad he's on our team."
Two possessions after his first dunk, O'Neal again tested the strength of the backboard and rim. After pulling down a rebound, he used his considerable girth to clear out the paint, then slammed the ball through the hoop with the power that only the massive Shaq can bring, evoking the memories of his days in Orlando and Los Angeles — if only for a second.
There were some down moments too, like when he tried to duplicate the aforementioned dunk, only to come up short and find only the front of the rim. In typical fashion, he also shot just 3 for 7 from the line.
But, for much of his time on the court, it was not the slow Shaq that played for the Cleveland Cavaliers and Phoenix Suns in previous seasons. And, like always, the fans embraced him.
"I felt like a true Celtic from my first press conference," said O'Neal. "I wanted to come out and play my game, get a couple early shots. I missed a couple chippies, but that's OK."
He may not be the player of five-or-so years ago, but if Shaq can continue to provide that presence, it could make life much easier for the Celtics, and still make a few hoops a little nervous.
Far from twins
They may have adopted (or stolen) the "Big 3" nickname, but Ray Allen wasn't about to compare the newly-assembled Miami Heat to the 2008 NBA champion Boston Celtics.
"I don't think they're anything like we were," said Allen.
It is inevitable that this season's Heat would be likened to the title-winning Celtics. But Allen said that the team is hardly a carbon copy of the Celtics title squad.
"We're much different," he said. "What I do and what Paul does is a lot different from what Dwyane Wade and LeBron (James) do, and what Kevin does is different from (Chris) Bosh. And I don't know what there personality is yet."
Perk at work
Make no mistake, it was killing Kendrick Perkins to be on the bench last night.
"If I had my choice, I'd be out there," said Perkins with a laugh. "If you have a love for the game, you want to be out there more than anything."
The Celtics' starting center is, of course, out indefinitely after surgery on the torn ACL he suffered during the NBA Finals last season. But as frustrated as he was about being sidelined, Perkins felt optimistic about his rehab.
"I probably feel better than my knee really is," he said. "But it's going good. A lot of squats and a lot of leg work.
"Rehab really depends on who you are. A mentally tough person can get through it. If you're a person that just wants to sit back and have people feel sorry for you, then it's going to be a tough road. If you're willing to put your heart into it, you can come back better than ever."
Perkins is eyeing a return to the court in January, and is putting his time out of the lineup to good use.
"I've been putting a lot of time into my body and my shooting touch," said Perkins. "I've been hitting 300 free throws a day. Last season I was making about 30 a day, knowing I should be doing more. When you get hurt, you get a greater appreciation for the game."
Friends until game time
Jermaine O'Neal admits he remains friends with members of Miami, where he played last season and half of the 2008-09 season, But he said there were no high-5s with old friends Wade and Udonis Haslem once the game was underway.
"We are still friends," said O'Neal. "But they know that I'm going to hate them while the game is on. We still text and stuff, but not today. Not on game day. They're the enemy on game day."
Big game? Call Big Baby
There was an NBA Final vibe around the TD Garden last night, so it was only appropriate Glen "Big Baby" Davis would find his groove.
The goofy bigman finished third on the C's with 13 points — on 6-of-7 shooting — with five rebounds and some tough defense. His best was an 8-foot fade-away jumper in the third quarter.
"Baby was big," said Allen. "He was very tough under the basket, and got a few big rebounds for us. I have a great sense of the inside and outside attack, and he had lots of open room with us shooting from the outside, and took advantage."
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Native Plant Materials Development ProgramCongress created the Native Plant Materials Development Program in 2001 to help ensure a stable and economical supply of genetically appropriate native plant materials for use in restoration and rehabilitation efforts on public lands. It is the first program to coordinate native plant materials development on a national scale. The BLM administers the program and allocates resources to States and ecoregional programs throughout the West. The program seeks to expand seed collection and curation, increase seed storage capacity, and develop seed transfer zones and guidelines. The BLM recently published the Native Plant Materials Development Progress Report, which summarizes the activities and achievements of the program from 2001 through 2007, including funding, allocation to state and regional partnerships, and annual performance toward meeting the goal of ensuring a stable and economical supply of native plant materials. Native Plant Materials Development ProcessThe BLM is the largest native seed buyer in the Western Hemisphere, purchasing more than 11 million pounds of native seed between 2004 and 2008, an average of 2.2 million pounds per year. Currently, native seed is not available in the quantity and quality the BLM needs for fire rehabilitation, reclamation and restoration projects. Because of the lack of commercially available native seed, BLM must often use nonnative seed; BLM purchased over 6.6 million pounds of nonnative seed between 2004 - 2008. Steps in the Process There are many steps involved in the process of developing a reliable, stable crop from wild collected species. Native plant materials, like agronomic crops, take an average of 10-20 years to develop as consistent, reliable commercially available species. Starting with native seed collection, the time and length of each step in the development process varies for each grass, forb and shrub. Click here to download a description of the Native Plant Materials Development Cycle, from Step 1 - Native Seed Collection to Step 6 - Restoration. The BLM is working on an interagency strategy to help guide resources toward native plant materials development. The program has established partnerships with research and development organizations, native seed producers and other agencies to work on the native plant materials development process, from wildland seed collection to restoration of native plant communities via genetically appropriate commercially available native seed. Seeds of SuccessIn a unique partnership with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Millennium Seed Bank (MSB) in England, the BLM established the Seeds of Success program in 2001 to connect organizations around the country to collect and preserve plant diversity for future generations. The program collects, conserves, and develops native plant materials for stabilizing, rehabilitating and restoring lands in the United States. The program has quickly grown beyond the initial partnership and now includes many additional partners, such as botanic gardens, arboreta, zoos, and municipalities. These teams share a common technical protocol and coordinate seed collecting and species targeting efforts through the BLM. This partnership is a vital part of the Native Plant Materials Development Program. Collectively, the program has made more than 9,000 wildland native seed collections, representing more than 3,000 species, to support the National Native Plant Materials Development Program. Seeds of Success has banked over 10 percent of all U.S. flora for future generations, making it an instrumental partner in assisting the MSB Project in meeting its initial global goal of collecting 10 percent of the world's flora in a span of 10 years. The Seeds of Success national collection is being used for research such as germination trials, common garden studies, and protocol establishment to develop native plant materials for restoration of the American landscape. Portions of each collection are also being held in long-term storage facilities for conservation. In June of 2008, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed by the BLM, Chicago Botanic Garden, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, New England Wild Flower Society, New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, North Carolina Botanical Garden, and the Zoological Society of San Diego. The MOU ratifies Seeds of Success as a BLM-coordinated national native seed collection program in the United States. To access the Seeds of Success homepage, click here: http://www.nps.gov/plants/sos/ BLM REGIONAL NATIVE PLANT PROGRAMSCase Study: Shoshone-Bannock and Shoshone-Paiute Tribes Produce Native Plant Materials for the BLM in Idaho
From Seeds of Success Intern to BLM Employee: A Young Naturalist Launches a CareerHow does a young naturalist from North Carolina wind up as a natural resources specialist in the BLM's Roswell, New Mexico, Field Office? When Mary Colbert graduated in 2008 with a naturalist degree from Lees-McRae, a small private college in North Carolina, she was not sure where her job search would take her. One thing she was sure of—she needed more experience in order to be competitive. Searching the web for opportunities, she came across the internship program of the Chicago Botanic Garden, applied and was accepted. Her first assignment was in the Seeds of Success program sponsored and funded primarily by the BLM. That took her to Carson City, Nevada, in August of 2008 where she collected seeds in the desert for 5 months. As the term expired, she was offered another internship more in line with her special interest in wildlife. That took her to Roswell, New Mexico, in 2009, where she worked for BLM on conservation and management of two species of concern—the sand dune lizard and the lesser prairie chicken—while also monitoring the endangered Kuenzler's cactus population. There, Mary learned to do everything from catching lizards to creating GIS databases. "The assistant field manager wanted me to get as much experience as possible," she said. "I even learned plumbing; we had to fix broken pipes on wildlife water structures; I learned to drive over loose sand dunes in remote areas and I did photo monitoring, from taking the pictures to handling the databases." The Cato fire provided more learning opportunities. That fire burned more than 55,000 acres of grass and shrub lands about 45 miles east of Roswell in June 2009. The most important thing she learned? "You don't have to know everything," she says. "You can learn it, and they'll teach you what you need to know. The BLM staff was great; everyone was very helpful and supportive. You just have to have a willingness to learn. Being from North Carolina, I really felt outside of my element; this is an entirely different ecosystem. But each step along the way has given me more confidence, to do the job and do it successfully." In January 2010, as her second internship was about to expire, the BLM was able to hire her as a natural resources specialist in a term position in the Roswell field office. She now is the Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation Coordinator for the Cato fire, responsible for documenting, managing and monitoring vegetation recovery actions. "Here, I do a little bit of everything," she says. "I couldn't ask for a better job." |


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A History of Sneakers on Old School Hip-Hop Albums
December 6th, 2011 by Aaron Hope | 24 comments
adidas Originals just manufactured one of the all-time great hip-hop tribute sneakers with their deluxe edition Superstar 80s commemorating the 25th anniversary of Run-DMC's hit single 'My adidas', but everybody knows the connections between the rap game and sneakerhead culture were just getting started back in 1986. Complex.com's latest listing of significant sneaker happenings takes you back even further than that, when LL Cool J's debut album Radio depicted Mr. Smith on the back rocking a red Kangol bucket hat along with black tee and jeans to match his bred Air Jordan 1s. And while you'll find fashions have cycled through more than once during this quarter-century, one thing that remains unchanged is the sheer number of rappers who absolutely love Tinker Hatfield's impeccable Air Jordan III. Click through to get an idea of what's in store, then head over to Complex to see the list in its entirety.
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awwwww patrick ewing's!what yall know about them. i had those same suede/blue joints in like 4th grade. got an oil stain on them from my bike chain and got rid of them. they were the most comfortable sneakers ever. they need to retro those 4real. classic!
I know there is a part 2 coming out right- there is a lot more albums out there. Now this is some heat fo realz-
*Sigh* I miss the 80's/90's, it was definitely THE best decades of the 20th century! Great music, great sneakers, great clothes, great movies, great videogames... I'm getting old :)
Nike Air Safari's!!!! I copped a pair of those in Orlando at a Nike outlet about 5 years ago for $40!
did I just see New Edition listed as hiphop????? should have listed J-live 1st album also with the classic AM95 Neon http://analogburners.com/analogblog/wp-content/up...
Nice Post SNEAKERNEWS. Peace to the Old School. This is good educational sneaker history.
Ahhh back when rappers used to dress like rappers and not rockstars. Can you imagine Eric B and Rakim or EPMD trying to dress and act like Guns N Roses or Motley Crue?
Nah hip hop thrived when murder n no limit came into the game master p was the first rapper to see 400 million let's not overshadow real southern music now OK
LOL true. Mos def a golden era in hip hop. This is what I grew up seeing. No rapper rocked vans and studded jackets. But at this time hip hop was not seen as a genre that was going to last or even profitable by Corporate America. Then it all changed... Now it's the biggest genre in America. Even commercials are hip hop influenced. Politcs even... It's a different world now. Ok I am done.. not preaching.....jus saying! Nice post Sneakernews/Complex


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Maybe you should start taking your own words to heart, sweetie.
Back to the thread - Javier Fernandez, Tomas Verner, Jeremy Abbott. Brian Joubert doesn't always come off wonderfully well in interviews but he's been very unassuming & polite whenever I've met him, same for Florent Amodio.
I know some ISU judges who say that Scott is actually a bit of dick. And IMHO he gives good bitchface once the music stops. Plus, I know someone who dated his cousin for a while, so has been around him on a few occasions and said that he's not always the nicest person.
As for non-egotistical. Jeff, definitely.
I met Berezhnaya and Sikharulidze shortly after the 2002 O's, and they were insanely nice.
I really really don't like Jamie Sale (she annoys me to no end), but when she and David had just won their world title, a friend and I were chatting about how cute he was after an ice show. Jamie overheard us and came up to us and laughed, all 'I know, right?' and started talking to us. This was before they came out as a couple.
I seem to remember Scott Hamilton saying that you have to have a big ego to be a champion because although you may get support from your "team" in the final analysis it is you alone out there on the ice performing so you had better put yourself first. Or something to that effect. The gist of his statement was that although some winning skaters may appear humble, they are not, and that is not a bad thing.
Who does not have an ego? I'd take that over fake humility. As for Scott, he is cocky, but as far as I can tell, he's a good guy. Arrogance doesn't make you a dick or a terrible person. Sure, it can annoy us sometimes, but it's not something to hate someone over. But, well, people hate in here over a lot less so.
I'm just here to say that someone with an ego and results to back it up is not a douche. I like my athletes confident enough to say that, yes, they are the best. Nothing wrong with that.
I know I'm going to get flamed for this, but here goes anyway ..
Until we know someone personally, how do we know they have a big ego? Media quotes can be taken out of context, knowing people who know people is hearsay, how people look at any given time doesn't always reflect who they are as a person (I'm told I always look sad because my lips turn down at the ends ..and I'm pretty happy most of the time!) And as much as we're invested in them, these skaters aren't our friends, they're just people we love to watch perform. In the end, we all go home to our real lives. /rant over .. whew, I've ranted a lot this week.
Thank you two. I am a bit surprised why more people haven't mentioned him. I guess to many he seems like this pretty prince of figure skating - how could he not have a big ego ? But after being his fan for years I've come to known that this image couldn't be further from the truth. He is unassuming, unpretentious and classy practically in everything that he does and says. But, of course, we can never know everything about someone, especially if we don't know that someone personally.
Anyone can make a contentious claim about the isu but if you don't have proof to back it up you're not going to go anywhere
it is indeed refreshing to have someone speak their honest opinion compared to people who fake humility. I think those who fake humility are the worst.
Scott has a lot faults but i don't think being egotistical is one of them
But honestly, I don't understand how some people can hate someone so irrationally up to the point they block everyone whose opinion goes against theirs
and yes I have to admit Scott comment's did rub me the wrong way at gpf but when i saw ice, sweat and tears i realized that his comments have been twisted and taken out of context by the media. in his case, tone matters a lot. and like I said before, I have next met an egotistical person who can make jokes about themselves/laugh at themselves. egotistical people don't do that.
Oh, I too mentioned something like this at the end of my post. You are so right.
I mostly agree, although I wouldn't equate ego with arrogance. At the same time, you can't also say that humility is always something fake. People are different - some are softer and/or less self-centered, and really tend to think well about others. And it also depends on the upbringing. If someone has been told and shown since early childhood that it can be impolite and hurtful to other people to express one's opinion in a direct and harsh way, then it's very likely that they won't do that, but will either keep something to themselves, or express their opinion in a less harsh, more diplomatic way. And such a person doesn't see it as faking something, while others probably would see it that way.
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I disagree. I think arrogance is a very unpleasant characteristic. Clearly, it has been demonstrated here that there are many successful figure skaters who do NOT bash others, do NOT make public statements about how they would have judged a competition differently, do NOT declare before a competition that they will be the victor, etc.
Tbh, I agree. I simply don'y believe in people being able to win Olympics and not having an ego. I mean, sure, it doesn't mean those people aren't nice to people around them/fans, but to be a winner, besides, being in top shape, you have to believe yourself you're the very best.
And Urmanov, Lambiel for sure has egos and their diva moments. They are just better at hiding them
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"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
Once again, you are mixing up confidence and egoism. I don't think it's always one and the same. But, come to think of it, ego is not always something that is bad. A healthy egoism is possible, and it's also not the same as arrogance. Healthy egoism is also when a person is capable of putting his/her personal interests first in situations where doing otherwise would mean losing a competition, losing one's goal in life, or giving up something that is truly very important for that person. It doesn't mean that that person has to really think less of others, look down at them, and so on.


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Two closely aligned groups advocating for addiction and mental-health programs in national healthcare reform have agreed to a merger.
The mental-health field's Whole Health Campaign and the addiction community's Coalition for Whole Health, which both successfully argued for inclusion of behavioral-healthcare benefits in the healthcare-reform bill passed last year, will join forces under the banner of the Coalition for Whole Health.
The merger was agreed at a joint meeting of the two groups on June 9, according to Ron Manderscheid, Ph.D., executive director of the National Association of County Behavioral Health and Developmental Disability Directors.
The united Coalition for Whole Health will "vigorously pursue implementation of national health reform" at the national, state, county, and local levels, said Manderscheid, who will lead the group jointly with Paul Samuels of the Legal Action Center.
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Asheville, N.C. – The new Lenoir-Rhyne University Center for Graduate Studies of Asheville is offering a one-time special 10 percent discount for any student taking six or more credit hours during the Fall 2012 term. Classes begin in August. Free information sessions will be held on the following dates for students interested in applying for the 2012-2013 school year: May 22, 5:30 – 7 p.m.; May 24, 12 – 1:30 p.m.; June 7, 12 – 1:30 p.m.; June 12, 5:30 – 7 p.m.
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The information sessions will be held in the second floor boardroom at 36 Montford Ave. in downtown Asheville, home of the Center and the location of the Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center. To learn more about the Center and to register to attend a session, visit http://asheville.lr.edu.
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Does this (camera kit + ifile) work only with iPad? afaik u cannot use the camera connection kit with iphone at all This product seems like it'd fill that need for iphone users i guess
I thought the USB flash drives stopped being recognized after a firmware update that lowered the voltage. Does it still work? I would like to use one to store documents on while on business trips. I have a lot of .PDF files that I don't necessarily want to keep on my iPad 2 when I don't need them.
Y not just buy a regular flash drive?
It's kinda stupid to basically carry around an iPod or iPad sized USB drive...but some how I know millions are going to buy it which brings a new meaning to itard...
Camera kit + iFile in a jb ipad2... Now can connect pretty much anything.
I remember a few weeks back when apple sued Samsung over a tablet case that a 3rd party vendor made., now Im looking at this device and it looks exactly like my USB adaptor for my Galaxy Tab 10.1--I wonder if Sammy will sue apple the way apple sued Sammy?
I've been wanting something like this forever BUT for that $$$$$$... FORGET IT!
For $0, you can partition a flash drive on your iPad (or iPhone) with Cydia app USB Drive (source: apt.dmytro.me)
I added a 4G drive to my iPhone and never need an extra flash.
For half that price you could get a USB 3.0 flash drive 32GB... And at least you'll be sure that the drivers will be compatible with older operating systems.
Are you kidding me! $40 for 16gb is ridiculous these days! I could get a 16gig drive from NewEgg for around 10 bucks!
id consider $35 or $50...(assuming i had an ipad)
Wow anybody paying $100 dollars for 8gb flash drive is plain stupid
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On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 1:37 AM, Crossroads Music said:
A months gone by, hows the sleep thing going. Hope youve eaten something since then. ha! It's 3:30am right now and this is my daytime. I work nights and on nights off, its usually the same routine. Peace
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 4:51 PM, nowayjose said:
Haha yeah it is rough. Hm, not much nourishment per say. I do the master cleanse - it is surprising how amazing you feel towards the end! the beginning is another story ha.
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You're fasting? You definitely have stamina. I would cave at the first sight of...well, anything. How do you get nourishment when you cleanse?


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Time to rein in pharmacy benefit managers
November 09, 2009
As appeared in Federal Times
Bruce T. Roberts, RPh
Executive Vice President and CEO
National Community Pharmacists Association
Health care reform is dominating the government's agenda, but is enough being done to improve the federal government's own health plan?
When it comes to transparency, our government is the world's crown jewel. Informing Congress and the public about programs is a high priority. Senior employees even disclose personal financial holdings and recuse themselves from conflicts of interest.
So imagine a $10 billion program that affects almost 8 million lives. Its costs have soared 69.3 percent in the past eight years and more increases are forecast for 2010, again outpacing overall inflation. The Office of Personnel Management's inspector general, who is ostensibly in charge of overseeing the program, is denied access to the data to do his job, a complaint that has been lodged repeatedly since 2003. Seems too incredible to be true, right?
Sadly, federal workers and their dependents don't have to imagine. They just have to review their pay stubs.
The Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP) prescription drug benefit is valued at $10 billion annually. It's administered by CVS Caremark and Medco Health Solutions Inc., two of the three largest pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
Billion-dollar middlemen, PBMs have experienced enormous growth, fueled by their ever-increasing share of prescription drug transactions. PBMs pay pharmacies one price for dispensing a drug, then charge the plan sponsor much more. In addition, they pocket large portions of discounts or rebates from drug manufacturers before passing the rest on to plan sponsors and patients.
Fortunately, Congress is stepping in for what amounts to the largest employee-sponsored health insurance program in the U.S. The Office of Personnel Management's inspector general, Patrick McFarland, believes cost savings can be achieved through greater transparency of PBM transactions. In fact, during a June hearing he testified: "There's a good chance we're not getting a good deal because of the lack of transparency."
McFarland highlighted concerns about secrecy, fraud and abuse by PBMs, and the need for rethinking the management of prescription services for the federal workforce. He called for further disclosure of pricing data, that payments to PBMs be based on actual administrative and drug costs, not inflated amounts, and in general a greater level of PBM scrutiny.
The National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA), which represents nearly 23,000 independently owned pharmacies, has some ideas, too, which we recently offered to the House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee.
First, PBMs should be required to provide a full pass-through of manufacturer rebates instead of lining their own pockets. Second, a Pharmacy Benefit Administrator (PBA) should be the "middleman." A plan the size of FEHBP could save millions of dollars in administrative costs if the pharmacy benefit is carved out, and a contract is awarded to a single PBA contractor, similar to the approach used by the Pentagon's Tricare program.
Greater incentives for generic drug prescriptions and a movement away from PBM-owned mail-order services would also lower costs. Experience shows that favoring mail order allows PBMs to reimburse themselves at a much higher level than they would compensate a competing retail pharmacy.
Across the U.S., public and private sponsors of health plans are reducing costs by adopting more transparent pharmacy benefit management models.
Tricare estimates savings of $1.67 billion are achievable through more transparent drug benefit administration. Starting in January, Medicare is cracking down on "spread pricing," whereby PBMs charge health plan sponsors one amount and pay the pharmacy much less, pocketing the difference. The state of New Jersey projects savings of $559 million over six years from a new transparent PBM contract it insisted on for its 600,000 covered employees, dependents and retirees. Texas estimates cutting costs by $265 million by requiring a transparent PBM contract.
We commend the work of the House subcommittee on the federal workforce, Postal Service and District of Columbia and OPM's inspector general. Congress and FEHBP administrators should not let the opportunity to provide quality drug coverage at a lower cost slip away. Greater transparency is the key.
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Toshiba to tap out touchscreen laptop line
Toshiba's Satellite U500-1EX has become the latest notebook to hop onto the touchscreen bandwagon. The laptop's 13.3in display is multi-touch capable. Toshiba's Satellite U500-1EX Toshiba's Satellite U500-1EX: multi-touch sensitive Control comes courtesy of Windows 7's Touch Pack add-on. The 1280 x 800 resolution screen is …
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Notice the fancy hinge mechanism, designed to lower the centre of gravity when the screen is up, thus making the machine more stable when you prod it... Just like a Psion!
The technology may have come along 13 years, but qwerty touchscreen devices still face the same physical problems, made worse when the screen extends up so much higher from the base, I would imagine.
How is this different?
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Work on Confluence Drive, the city's alternate truck route, will cause road closures this month.
For a week beginning Aug. 12, the intersection of 1st and Palmer Streets will be closed for reconstruction.
The following week, starting Aug. 19, Palmer Street will be closed north of the railroad tracks to tie in the new Palmer Street alignment. Alternate routes are advised during this time period when possible. Your patience is appreciated. Please contact Jim Hatheway, public works director, at 874-7912 if you have any questions or concerns.
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