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The Cardinals finally got themselves a new starting quarterback, but the price was high.
Kevin Kolb, the Eagles' backup QB behind Michael Vick who had been heavily rumored to be destined for the desert since late April, has been traded to Arizona in exchange for 2009 Pro Bowl CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and a second-round draft choice.
According to both ESPN and FOXSports.com, Kolb, who had one year remaining on his contract, agreed to a new five-year deal with the Cardinals. ESPN's John Clayton reported the deal is for $63 million, with more than $22 million in guarantees. FoxSports.com's Adam Caplan reported the contract is for more than $63 million, with more than $20 million guaranteed to Kolb. The trade will not be official until Friday. Considered by most league observers to be the most attractive signal-caller on the free-agent-trade market, Kolb can't begin practicing with the Cardinals until Aug. 4.
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There were some league observers, including yours truly, who did not feel Kolb, who turns 27 next month, was the best option under center for the Cardinals. Denver's Kyle Orton, for instance, seems like a much more proven commodity who probably would have cost the Cardinals a lot less in money and compensation.
But there are many who maintain that Kolb, who turns 27 next month, has the strong arm and good mobility to become another Matt Schaub in the making. Kolb has displayed some impressive flashes, most notably his three-TD, 326-yard effort in a 31-17 Week Six win over Atlanta last season. One respected league personnel evaluator sees a real similarity between Kolb and Kurt Warner, whose exploits in the desert are likely to land him in Canton not too far down the road. Both Warner and Kolb, the evaluator noted, were shell-shocked backups in need of a change of scenery. The evaluator also believes Kolb is a good match with Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt, who will simplify his scheme to get the most out of Kolb's considerable natural ability.
The Cardinals also made an excellent move within the last 24 hours agreeing to terms with former Packer Daryn Colledge, a smart, solid and very durable lineman who should be an upgrade at left guard over Alan Faneca, who was on his last legs before announcing his retirement not long after the season. Improved protection for Kolb is imperative, and Colledge, who got a bum rap by many observers, won't let Kolb down.
But don't forget that high price for Kolb's services. While Rodgers-Cromartie was coming off a disappointing 2010 season in which he too often lost focus and shied away from contact, he is a first-round talent who registered 13 interceptions the last three years. Can third-year pro Greg Toler effectively replace "DRC" opposite 2011 first-round draft pick Patrick Peterson? He does appear to have the necessary size and physicality. But it would not be a shock to see the Cardinals work the free-agent market for a veteran corner like, say, the Jets' Antonio Cromartie, who would fit nicely in Ray Rhodes' new scheme.
Another potential handicap facing Kolb is a depleted WR corps behind star Larry Fitzgerald following the free-agent defection of Steve Breaston to Kansas City. It will be up to injury-prone Early Doucet and promising but relatively unproven youngsters Andre Roberts and Stephen Williams to pick up the slack — unless the Cardinals also decide to go after a quick-study free-agent pass catcher.


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ISLAMABAD (AP) -- Al-Qaida has confirmed one of its commanders died last month in an American drone strike in Pakistan, a program that is a major source of tension stalling the relationship between Washington and Islamabad.
The death of Badr Mansoor in the strike along the border with Afghanistan is significant because he was believed to be behind many of the suicide attacks that have killed scores of Pakistani civilians in recent years. It could also be used by supporters of the campaign in Washington and Islamabad as an example of how drone attacks benefit both countries.
The U.S.-based SITE monitoring service said on Friday that the confirmation of Mansoor's death came in a video statement by Ahmad Farooq, al-Qaida's head of media and preaching in Pakistan. The video has been released on an Internet jihadist forum.
Faced with strong public anger over the drone attacks, Pakistani officials publicly condemn them as an unacceptable violations of sovereignty that boost support for extremism. But privately, the program has long had some level of official sanction and even cooperation.
Local Taliban fighters had previously said Mansoor was killed in the Feb. 9 strike but there was no confirmation from the U.S. or Pakistan. A militant video eulogizing the dead is considered the most reliable way of knowing when a top commander has been killed.
In the nine-minute video, which featured photos of Mansoor alive and dead, Farooq accused Pakistan of collaborating with the strikes, emphasizing its apparent hypocrisy.
"America is now more eagerly attacking the Pakistani government's targets," he said. "The drone program is being run with the full consent, permission and cooperation of the Pakistani government."
The strikes, which began in earnest in 2008, have killed scores of militants, including foreign al-Qaida members involved in plotting attacks on the West. Their frequency increased in 2010 and they hit militants widely seen as being proxies of the Pakistani army, causing friction in U.S-Pakistan ties.
Amid the tensions, the number of attacks dropped in 2011 and even more since November, when U.S. aircraft mistakenly killed 24 Pakistani troops on the Afghan border. Pakistan blocked U.S. supply routes into Afghanistan in protest and said it was renegotiating its ties with Washington as a result.
The issue of drone strikes -- their frequency, targeting and whether Pakistan should be informed ahead of them -- is key to ongoing, back-channel negotiations to restart that relationship, which is important for America's hopes of withdrawing from Afghanistan.
Mansoor was said to have run a militant camp in North Waziristan region, an al-Qaida and Taliban stronghold where the Pakistani army doesn't launch offensive operations, giving the militants a safe haven aside from the drone strikes.
Mansoor was from Pakistan's largest province, Punjab, and moved to North Waziristan in 2008, where he led a faction of some 230 fighters, local insurgents have said. The enlistment of Punjabis in the Pakistani Taliban has been a serious concern for the government because it makes it easier for the militants to export violence from the border to the heart of the country.


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This next stretch the Baltimore Ravens have to play two out of three on the road –never an easy thing to do in the NFL no matter who the opponent is. Yes, the Kansas City Chiefs "should" be a win; but so were the Jacksonville Jaguars, Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee Titans last year… The Texans in Houston will be challenge. Yes, we can win, but let us be realistic: the Texans are a very good football team and anything can happen. I will not be surprised by the outcome no matter what because we are talking about two AFC playoff teams, potentially a preview of the AFC Championship (just wrong location of course), or at least two of the four divisional playoff round teams. Would love to go into our bye at 5–2. 6–1 would be "taking the cheerleader to the prom" awesome…
The next three weeks consist of our bye week, at the Cleveland Browns and hosting the Oakland Raiders. This is arguably the softest part of our schedule. Cleveland is a divisional opponent and they always have a little more juice for us given the history so it won't be easy even though on paper we should win going away. And there is a chance we may have Terrell Suggs back by then which will make a huge difference in our defense. The Raiders are, well, the Raiders. And they have to travel 3,000 miles and three time zones, not us. 7–2 at this point is very do-able. 7–2 with (in theory) only one AFC loss probably puts us in the top three of the AFC at that point.
The next segment I would argue is our toughest three game stretch. At the Pittsburgh Steelers, at the San Diego Charger and then hosting the Steelers. No matter what the records, injury situation, Pittsburgh is going to be a 'Battle Royale' in Pittsburgh. And we don't travel well to San Diego. And then we turn right around and face Pittsburgh again –twice in fourteen days-! We could come out this segment a little battled and bruised; hopefully no worse than 8–4 with maybe only a game separating us from Pittsburgh and still in the hunt for the #1 AFC playoff slot.
Which brings us to the home stretch. The final four games are going to be monsters, but all win-able. The first is at the Washington Redskins. Robert Griffin III is the real deal, but we will have Suggs back, the defense should be clicking on all cylinders by this point, and I think we will over-match them in Ral-jon. We then host the Denver Broncos. Yes that means Peyton Manning and he has been our kryptonite. But it is in Baltimore and Denver is no Indy. I think we can take this version of Peyton in our backyard. Then we host the defending Super Bowl Champion New York Giants,, but at our place. Home field this late in the season is huge. Everything on the line, we have a good chance of winning this as we typically play our best football in December/January, especially at home. Then we finish at the Cincinnati Bengals. Seems like we finish every season at Cincy… The Bengals may be desperately fighting for their playoff lives at this game, at home, but we have been to this movie before with this team, and it was a happy ending.
It is important that we finish the season on a roll, and given our past December history, I like our chances at running the table to finish at 12–4. Having a (hopefully) five game winning streak going into the playoffs could be a huge momentum wave for us to ride. 12–4 may win the division; not sure if it gets us a #1 seed or even a bye (assuming it does win the division for us). But I like our chances a lot going to The Dance at 12–4. The key will be, can the Ravens eke out an additional win to get to 13–3 and therefore have a legitimate shot at a #1 seed? I think the Ravens are nearly unstoppable at home in January; and last year proved we can win on the road late in the playoffs as the AFCCG could have very easily broke our way.


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There's a new art gallery opening up in Evansville this weekend.
P.G. is located on the west side of town and it's grand opening is Friday evening.
P.G. stands for Pupienus's Glove. There's actually a really cool story behind it. While the owner was renovating, he found some wallpaper in the bathroom.
It had an emperor on it, and the owner was so intrigued by that he started doing research and found the emperor's name was Pupienus, but there was no information about this emperor.
The owner thought that was so cool, he made it the namesake of his new gallery.
The grand opening is Friday evening at 7 p.m., they're still setting up for it, but it is free and open to the public.
The owner tells us he plans on having a new art exhibit every month, this first one will be mythical themed.
There will be live music from several bands including Ewokie Talkie, Sans Duke Zach Zint and more.
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Controller says plant could start production by Friday
PLATTSBURGH — Employees could be back to work by week's end after a fire that destroyed a warehouse at the Schluter Systems L.P. complex Saturday night.
Edmond Martin, controller for the company's offices at 194 Pleasant Ridge Road, said there was no visible damage to the interior of the manufacturing plant that had been connected to the warehouse.
"If power is restored tomorrow, we might start production on Friday," Martin said Monday.
Of the roughly 20 full-time employees who work at the facility, Martin expected 11 employees to have their schedules disrupted by the repair time. He said they would be fully compensated for any lost work time.
Martin emphasized that both the manufacturing plant and the damaged warehouse are the property of SSF Productions LLC, a partnership between Schluter Systems L.P. and Selit, a German-based producer of polystyrene foam.
"Schluter Systems, as a whole, has suffered no loss whatsoever; it's one of our affiliated companies that manufactures the Styrofoam product for us that's suffered a loss," Martin said.
The two companies share the Pleasant Ridge Road complex with UMS Manufacturing LLC, a subsidiary of Schluter Systems that primarily produces the company's KERDI-BOARD waterproofing panels.
Along with being a component of the company's KERDI-BOARD panels, the foam produced at the SSF Productions LLC facility is used as cushioning material for laminate flooring, a synthetic flooring product.
In all, 205 people work at the complex.
The company was working on installing new power-line connections to the production facility. Schluter Systems L.P. General Counsel C.J. Madonna said that once power is restored, the next step would be testing.
"There will probably be a day of testing the machines, making sure everything is OK, and then we'll probably be right back at starting production," Madonna said.
Insurance inspectors were expected to arrive at the facility today, Martin said, to inspect any damage and give permission to begin clearing the warehouse debris.
He said the company was already searching the location for any loose materials that could become airborne.
With the loss of the on-site warehouse, Madonna said, any products manufactured at the site after production restarts will be stored at an alternate 80,000-square-foot-facility in Plattsburgh.
The company had begun renting a portion of the alternate facility last year to serve as off-site storage, Martin said, and the three companies have been increasing their use of the space since then.
Both Martin and Madonna shared their appreciation for the efforts of the responding fire departments in containing any damage to the warehouse.
"Had the manufacturing building gone up, there would be 20 some-odd guys out of work for quite a long time," Martin said. "It would be a whole rebuilding process. We'd be in a whole different situation than we are right now."
In particular, Martin said, the fire could have damaged one of only two machines in the world capable of producing the company's KERDI-BOARD panels.
Martin said Schluter Systems has worked to maintain a strong relationship with the South Plattsburgh Fire Department. He said the department had been invited to tour the complex as it grew to become familiar with its layout.
As of Monday afternoon, Martin and Madonna said, the cause of the fire was still under investigation but had not been ruled suspicious.
As far as preparing for a similar emergency in the future, Martin said emergency preparations had previously focused on how to handle situations at the company's manufacturing suppliers.
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Ted Abel, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Biology
Director, Biological Basis of Behavior Program
University of Pennsylvania
David G. Amaral, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences,
Center for Neuroscience, and the California National Primate Research Center
Beneto Foundation Chair and Research Director,
The M.I.N.D. Institute
University of California, Davis
Christopher Amos, Ph. D.
Annie Laurie Howard Professor of Epidemiology, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Deputy Chair, Ad Interim, Department of Epidemiology
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Rene Anand, Ph.D.
Professor and Vice Chair
Department of Pharmacology
The Ohio State University College of Medicine
Mark Appelbaum, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
University of California, San Diego
Melissa Begg, Sc.D.
Professor of Clinical biostatistics
Associate Dean for Interdisciplinary Programs
Mailman School of Public Health
Columbia University
David Bellinger, Ph.D.
Professor of Neurology
Harvard Medical School
Professor in the Department of Environmental Health
Harvard School of Public Health
Senior Research Associate in Neurology
Senior Associate in Psychiatry
Children's Hospital Boston
Susan Bookheimer, Ph.D.
Joaquin M. Fuster Professor of Cognitive Neurosciences
Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences
Principal Investigator, Center for Autism Treatment and Research
David Geffen School of Medicine at University of California, Los Angeles
Rita M. Cantor, Ph.D.
Departments of Human Genetics & Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Doug Compton
Research Diets, Inc.
Lisa Croen, Ph.D.
Senior Research Scientist, Division of Research, Kaiser Permanente Northern California
Director, California Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities Research and Epidemiology (CADDRE)
Stephen R. Dager, M.D.
Professor of Radiology
Adjunct Professor of Bioengineering and Psychiatry
Research Affiliate, Center on Human Development and Disability
Interim Director, University of Washington Autism Center
Director, Neuroimaging Research Group
University of Washington School of Medicine
Richard J. Davidson, Ph.D.
William James and Vilas Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry
Director, W.M. Keck Laboratory for Functional Brain Imaging and Behavior
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Bernie Devlin, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Human Genetics
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Adjunct Associate Professor of Statistics
Carnegie Mellon University
Emanuel DiCicco-Bloom, M.D.
Neuroscience and Cell Biology/Pediatrics (Neurology)
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Deborah Fein, Ph.D.
Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor
Department of Psychology
University of Connecticut
Vahram (Harry) Haroutunian, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychiatry
Director, Clinical and Biological Studies of Early Alzheimer's Disease
The Mount Sinai School of Medicine
A. Kimberley McAllister, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Center for Neuroscience
University of California, Davis
Sheryl Moy, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry
Director, Mouse Behavioral Phenotyping Laboratory
Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Michael Murias, Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry
Adjunct Research Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology
University of Washington
Charles A. Nelson III, Ph.D.
Professor of Pediatrics and Neuroscience
Harvard Medical School
Richard David Scott Chair of Pediatric Developmental Medicine Research
Children's Hospital Boston
Richard Nowakowski, Ph.D.
Randolph L. Rill Professor and Chair
Department of Biomedical Sciences
Florida State University College of Medicine
Andrew Paterson, M.D.
Senior Scientist and Canada Research Chair in Genetics of Complex Diseases,
Genetics and Genome Biology Program
The Hospital for Sick Children Research Center, Toronto
Paul Patterson, Ph.D.
Anne P. and Benjamin F. Biaggini Professor of Biological Sciences
California Institute of Technology
Richard Paylor, Ph.D.
Departments of Molecular & Human Genetics and Neuroscience
Baylor College of Medicine
Isaac Pessah, Ph.D.
Professor and Chair
Department of Molecular biosciences, College of Veterinary Medicine
Director, Center for Children's Environmental Health
University of California, Davis
Ann M. Reynolds, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine
Director, The Child Development Unit
The Children's Hospital- Denver
Catherine E. Rice, Ph.D.
Behavioral Scientist, National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
US Department of Health and Human Services
Robert T. Schultz, Ph.D.
R.A.C. Endowed Professor of Psychology, Department of Pediatrics
University of Pennsylvania
Director, Center for Autism Research
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Nancy Simon, M.D., M.P.H.
Clinical Assistant Professor
University of Washington Medical Center
Sangram Sisodia, Ph.D.
Thomas Reynolds Sr. Family Professor of Neurosciences, Department of Neurobiology
Director, Center for Molecular Neurobiology
The University of Chicago
Wendy L. Stone, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Director, University of Washington Autism Center
University of Washington
Helen Tager-Flusberg, Ph.D.
Director and Principal Investigator, Lab of Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience
Professor, Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology
Boston University School of Medicine
Professor, Department of Psychology
Boston University
Rudolph E. Tanzi, Ph.D.
Director, Genetics and Aging Research Unit,
MassGeneral Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases,
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CATEGORIES Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Disney, Family Films, Remakes and Sequels, Trailers and Clips, Trailers and Clips, CinematicalThe first trailer for Disney's The Sorcerer's Apprentice is here, and if you were hoping for a faithful adaptation of the Mickey Mouse segment from Fantasia, you're somewhat in luck! As I watched the video over at Apple.com (also see it after the jump) I waited and waited and waited for some recognizable shot that would connect it to its source. And then, there it was: a scene in which Jay Baruchel, in the Mickey role, is dealing with a flooded laboratory and a (hopefully possessed) mop. It may be a short sequence just to appease us sticklers, but I'm thankful for it, nonetheless.
Otherwise, the trailer is a repetitive and confusing mess, and it doesn't help me understand what this thing is about in the least. All I know is The Sorcerer's Apprentice will feature a whole bunch of CG and way too many shots of the Chrysler Building, which is where I'm assuming Nic Cage resides and plays Dumbledore to Baruchel's reluctant Harry Potter. Unfortunately, it reminds me a lot of the terrible Bulletproof Monk. Also, Cage looks like a freakin' nutcase, but we already knew that, and anyway it's not like we can expect much else from the guy these days.
If there was a shot of Alfred Molina in there, I must have missed it (there is; I went back and checked), which is a shame since he's apparently the film's villain, and you'd think Disney would want to let kids know the baddie from Spider-Man 2 is back to doing evil. It also might be good for those of us who love the actor's recent performance in An Education. Between Molina and Baruchel, who I honestly thought was the best part of Tropic Thunder (okay, maybe second best part), I'm still likely to give this a shot. Are you?
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When last year's National League Division Series began at Turner Field, Baker, then the Giants manager handed the ball to Ortiz and the right-hander responded by recording the first of his two postseason victories over the Braves.
When this year's National League Division Series begins at Turner Field on Tuesday night, Baker will assume his current role as the Cubs manager and for the first time, will be looking at the mound and seeing Ortiz wearing the enemy's colors.
Ortiz, who played under Baker from the time he made his Major League debut with the Giants in 1998, until last December's trade to Atlanta, will be facing the Cubs for the first time this year when he accepts the well-deserved honor of beginning the Braves' postseason push.
"I've thought about it and for them to want me to pitch Game 1 is special," Ortiz said. "I think it brings a lot more confidence to me, knowing that they want me on the mound in Game 1. Now, I'm just excited to get going."
In terms of trades, Ortiz couldn't have asked for a better one. He once again has been granted the opportunity to play for a winner and under the guidance of Braves manager Bobby Cox, who like Baker, is adored by his players.
Cox certainly saw Ortiz near his best this year. The right-hander's career-high 21 wins paced the National League and left him just one victory shy of matching Roy Halladay's Major League-best total.
"I don't think there were any surprises with what Russ did, if you check his past," Cox said in reference to the fact Ortiz had won at least 14 games and logged 195 innings in his first four full Major League seasons that preceded the trade.
This year, Cox has learned just why Baker holds Ortiz in such high esteem.
"He's one of the finest guys I've ever had play on my team," Baker said. "He's a gentleman. He's a Christian young man. He lives as he talks. My respect for Russ is very high. I love having Russ on the team.
"I told him years ago he had a chance to throw a no-hitter, win 20 and be a Cy Young Award winner. This year he's knocking on two of the things I told him. He's still young and he's a horse. Russ can only get better."
Ortiz, who ended the regular season with 14 scoreless innings, believes the experience he gained from helping the Giants get to the World Series last year is a big reason why he was able to find so much success this year.
"It helped, because I knew everything that I could handle," Ortiz said. "Now coming into the postseason, it just feels like a normal game I guess. I don't feel like I have to prepare any harder or make sure I pitch better than I did in the regular season. I realize things I need to do. This is the second step toward winning a world championship. The first step was winning a division championship and we passed that test."
Now the final examinations begin and Ortiz realizes that his performance will be a major factor in whether he and the Braves will realize their ultimate dream at the end of this month.
"I know we're very good and if we continue to do what we've done all year, I've got to feel pretty good about our chances," Ortiz said. "It's the same thing with me. If I can pitch how I know I can pitch and how I finished up the last two games, I feel good about giving us a quality start and winning the ballgame."
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WANDERERS are hoping to salvage a bid for West Brom full-back Goran Popov after the deal looked dead in the water last night.
The Macedonia international had been poised to link-up with Dougie Freedman's side in time to face Burnley at the Reebok tonight, only for the Premier League and Football League to veto the move at the last possible moment.
Popov is currently on a season-long loan at the Hawthorns from Dynamo Kiev and had the transfer been made inside the normal winter window, it would have one through smoothly.
Albion and Kiev are happy for the defender to sign for Bolton but as the deal was being made as an emergency loan, the authorities deemed it an international transfer and refused to sanction it.
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Direct Oceanfront 2 BR/2BA * January 2-28 SPECIAL $2450! in New Smyrna Beach
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- sleeps 7
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- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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Columbus, Georgia — The HK416 carbine (5.56 mm) was developed by Heckler & Koch for US special operations forces as a major product improvement of M4/M16-type carbines and rifles and is now available for sale to American law enforcement agencies.
Using the proprietary gas piston system found on the HK G36, the HK416 avoids introducing propellant gases and carbon fouling back into the weapon's interior, making it the most reliable of any M4/M16 type weapon. The HK416 has been combat-proven in Iraq and Afghanistan and has also gained the attention of military, law enforcement, and security users outside of the US. In April 2007, the HK416 was selected as the new Norwegian Army rifle.
An innovative free-floating 4-quadrant rail system designed by HK allows all current accessories, sights, lights, and aimers used on M4/M16/AR15-type weapons to be fitted to the HK416. The HK rail system and can be installed and removed without tools.
Premium steel is used to manufacture the HK416 barrel and ensures superior performance for greater than 20,000 rounds with minimal degradation of accuracy and muzzle velocity. Factoring in total life cycle costs, agency acquisition of HK416s is more cost-effective that other available systems. HK416 variants are available with 10.4, 14.5, 16.5, and 20 inch barrels.
The HK416 is available as a complete weapon or as a "drop-in" HK416 upper receiver module for use on the lower receivers of existing M4/M16 type weapons. For more information contact HK Law Enforcement Sales at 706-568-1906.
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Brighton's digital festival organisers looking for funding and a new boss
Updated 9:30am Tuesday 21st January 2014 in News By John Keenan
A major festival is looking for bright sparks to help it prosper in 2014.
The Brighton Digital Festival will submit fresh ideas and a blueprint for this year's festival to Arts Council England at the end of this month.
Organisers say they need £300,000 over two years, which they hope to get from the quango, as well as sponsors.
But Tom Bailey, who directed the festival in 2012, has stepped down to pursue other interests.
The festival consortium will hold a meeting at the Emporium Cafe in London Road, Brighton, on January 28 to recruit volunteers for this year's event.
A spokeswoman for the festival said that if and when funding is agreed, the consortium will advertise for a new director and go through the recruitment process.
She said that the festival is looking for help with the organisation, reception, logistics, lighting, sound and display.
The spokeswoman said: "The meeting will update everyone on the status and plans for this year and is open to anyone interested in plans for the festival and those wanting to get involved, volunteer or create an event."
Last year, organisers said 174 events were staged, which attracted 40,931 people – up 63% on 2012.
Katja Garrood, design director at Brandwatch in Queens Road, Brighton, said: "A good deal of our success has been down to the exceptionally high quality of the Brighton digital scene.
"We really want to share this success, and being part of the Brighton Digital Festival gives us the opportunity to do this."
Phil Jones, consortium member and managing director at Wired Sussex, said: "We recognise that we live in challenging times in terms of winning funding to deliver such events, but we are hopeful that Arts Council England and other funding bodies will recognise this festival's value and continue to support it as they have done so enthusiastically in the past."
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Cave Johnson wrote:Hey Cave (nice reference) - Brandwatch too smug? We're very sorry, and certainly don't mean to come across like that.
This 'festival' is a waste of time and only exists to publicise businesses around Brighton. Oh surprise surprise Wired Sussex gets a mention, as it always does when anything like this gets raised. Brandwatch aren't far behind in the smugness stakes. How about you pay for it yourselves?
Also, we're significantly contributing to fund this festival as a non-commercial endeavour, so we ARE trying to help pay for it :)
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FEMA opened its Newark help center on Monday, two weeks after Superstorm Sandy left most of the city without power.
But in less than 48 hours after the storm, Pastor Joe Carter mobilized an interfaith effort that is providing lifesaving relief around the clock.
The church where the world said goodbye to superstar Whitney Houston is now a bustling but tightly organized relief and distribution center that's already aided tens of thousands of people. Carter has temporarily traded his pulpit for a folding table command post to mobilize a massive effort supported by local ministers, rabbis and imams.
The walls in this church basement war room are covered with maps of Newark. They're updated daily as field reports come in from volunteers, like Bishop Jethro James, chaplain for the New Jersey state troopers.
People needing help get a meal and a number, and then are taken in to the church to get food and supplies. Children and babies, like 5-month-old Melvasia, are a top priority.
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Hard to imagine why anyone might take issue with reheated kidney pie or black breakfast sausage made from pig's blood and fat, but it seems the Brits have claimed the title of World's Worst National Cuisine. And you beat us by a comfortable 14-point margin! Well done, old chaps. Maybe you can't take us at soccer, but we were apparently out of your league when it came to preparing crap food. Evidently one Gordon Ramsey is not enough. The judging was done online by over 2000 people from over 80 countries who took the Titanic Awards survey. Check out the other countries that made the list. Disagree? Take the new survey at TitanicAwards.com. For more fun survey results and other "Worsts of Travel" nuggets, check out the new book The Titanic Awards.
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Remember all that optimism in New York this summer? Hell, remember all that optimism in New York a week and a half ago? It's mostly evaporated as the Knicks face the cold reality that they aren't a very good team. On Sunday night, the Knicks fell 104-96 to a Houston Rockets team missing star center Yao Ming and starting point guard Aaron Brooks due to injury.
It was the Knicks' fifth straight loss, and the competition hasn't been all that fierce (Philadelphia at home, at Milwaukee, Golden State at home, at Minnesota and Houston at home). Afterwards, Amare Stoudemire had some choice words for his team's effort. Via Jonathan Abrams of the New York Times.
"I'm not sure if it's the fact maybe a winning mentality has never been here. I'm just not used to it. I'm used to winning. I'm used to talking about winning and having that confidence toward winning. You just can't have guys complacent and comfortable with losing."
"I don't understand why we're not playing with the urgency. I'm not used to that. We're not playing like we're on a four-game losing streak, now five. We don't have that sense of urgency. It's almost as if it doesn't matter."
Stoudemire hasn't had a losing season in six years, and in five of those years, his Phoenix Suns won at least 50 games. So, quite literally, he isn't used to it. Of course, he should have known that it would be a bit of a bumpy ride when he signed on to play in New York.
Stoudemire had 25 points in the game, but his teammates didn't really come through to help him. Guards Raymond Felton and Toney Douglas shot a combined 7-27 from the field and had just seven assists. As SB Nation's Knicks blog Posting and Toasting notes, the Rockets were able to bottle up Stoudemire without having his teammates make them pay.
Amar'e Stoudemire's isolation game was alive and well in the first quarter, but the Rockets quickly switched to the "everybody guard Amar'e" strategy we've seen other teams utilize. As in previous games, it worked to perfection. Stoudemire struggled for the rest of the night while no other Knick could punish Houston for sagging into the middle.
The Knicks are now 3-7, and a four-game road trip out West begins Tuesday in Denver. If they do not turn it around quickly, the season could get out of hand in a hurry.


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Being in school
EDITOR: I enjoyed reading the Washington Post editorial "No more empty desks at school" (What others say, Sept. 19). Absenteeism is an issue many parents don't understand. I am a second-grade teacher, and I have had parents ask me to send home the work their child is missing while absent. It isn't that simple. The teaching that goes along with the work happens at school.
There is something occurring in schools that is as problematic as absenteeism. That is students being tardy and leaving early. So many minutes of instruction are lost every day because of this. Students begin working at the first bell and continue working until the last bell — even on Friday afternoon.
I tell parents that the two most important things they can do for their child's education are to read to them at night and have them in school on time, all day, every day.
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EDITOR: Scientific evidence proving climate change has grown from a wave into a tsunami, but people go on buying and driving huge SUVs and other gas-guzzlers as if they live in isolation from the rest of the planet.
This and other lemming-like environmental behaviors should be condemned as the shameful, immoral attacks on civilization that they are, but ignorance and hubris are the way of the world, a world whose current climate is slipping into a fearsome future.
Simply looking at one year's or a few years' temperatures, local conditions or other limited factors doesn't tell the story. Understanding only comes from seeing the evidence as a whole. That is what climate scientists have done and why they are hitting the alarm bells. But from the number of SUV drivers it seems still too few are listening. Selfishness and monied interests prevail.
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This Nikon one seems to have a poor ISO which is odd.That would be odd; what are you basing this off?
For those of you worried about Canon's response I would like to point out something. TheYour major assumption seems to be that it is no more difficult or expensive to create a sensor with a larger surface area than another, but with the same pixel pitch (and also that the size of camera pixels isn't dependent on the production process, and also that there is no improvement in production processes in two years). Even with two years' development time, this could (I can't say for certain, not knowing the ins and outs of Canon's tech roadmap and which facilities they use for which processes) require using a more expensive process than they currently use for full frame sensors (of the same generation as the 7D, that is) and they also probably would have to lock down the reject rate (I'm not saying it is cheaper to have lots of rejects if they only take up a smaller part of the silicon wafer at the plant, however).
7D has a 22.3mm x 14.9mm sensor (area of 332.27 sq mm) and takes images that are 5184 x 3456 (17915904 pixels).
17915904 / 332.27 = 53919.72 pixels / square mm
A full-frame sensor is 36mm x 24mm (864sq mm). If Canon used the 7D sensor technology that packs 53919.72 pixels/sq mm on a full-frame sensor it would be 53919.72 * 864 = 46586638.08, which is a little over 46.5 mp.
Canon, using 2 year old sensor technology, could release a 46.5mp full-frame camera with 7D ISO performance. I wouldn't speculate on whether they will choose to do so.
UPDATE: Another thought occurred to me. 46.5 is a little more than twice the 5D Mk II. Wouldn't it be interesting if there was an HDR mode to this sensor which took a 23.2mp image with half the photosites set to one ISO and the other half at a higher ISO?
By the time all that work has been put in, what I think they're actually going to do is just produce the sensor with the best qualities that makes use of the current production technology, which will give them the smallest feature size at no higher cost. It might not cost much to keep older tech lines going a while longer, but if the 18mp sensors use an older, "coarser" production process it might actually cost them money while not putting them at the forefront of the race with technology.
To pull all the technobabble out of the post - if Canon now uses newer factory machinery to make their sensors than were available for the 18mp sensor in 2009, the features of the new sensor will be mostly determined by that new process. They would not use the older process because it puts them behind in technology while giving them no real benefit in cost savings because everybody else is rolling out newer tech as well.
All that junk aside, I think you're onto something - as a baseline that is probably easily achievable for Canon given it already has had something out for a couple years with a pixel pitch that would let you make a high resolution sensor, as you said.
As for your HDR mode idea - that's an interesting idea, but I don't think it would work with current technology, unless you want your pictures to have the appearance of an interlaced or dithered image (at best). I think the DIGIC's probably equipped to process pixels the fastest when all pixels are assumed to be at the same ISO - of course this doesn't mean it isn't possible but it may end up being very slow or even cause some accuracy problems, as before the DIGIC can work with the raw photosites they have to undergo an ADC process, and again I would wonder if the design is such that you can just specify some exact, arbitrary pixel is going to have different gain applied to it than the last and next ones.
The bigger problem is how to mesh what are actually different images taken from different locations into one, because in your model you have to offset one image to "fit" the other, which means interpolation, which further means inaccuracy and real data is lost. In your theoretical HDR camera, the "second" frame of DR is either every other pixel, which means it's not taken from the same location, and different details will be recorded (as I said - this would be worse than halving resolution), or it is every other line, which is funky as well.
All the same I would love it if they did some pixel binning or something similar to help extend DR, if possible.


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Problem was that a large app would hang when running on a specific platform (Symbian N97 mini).
After following up false leads for a week, I finally started inserting trace statements into the code, and slowly narrowed it down to one routine that was doing a lot of dynamic_cast operations from QWidget to subclasses of the same. Often these casts were "wrong" and they looked for a null/non-null result to indicate which class was which.
Replaced the dynamic_cast operations with qobject_cast and the problem went away.
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The Brooklyn Nets are discussing a trade with the Orlando Magic to acquire Dwight Howard, reports ESPN's Chris Broussard. The deal, which Broussard doesn't characterize as close to being consummated, would send Brook Lopez, Kris Humphries, MarShon Brooks and three first-round picks to Orlando in exchange for the three-time Defensive Player of the Year. Howard would join Deron Williams (a free agent himself, but believed to be favoring returning to Brooklyn), Gerald Wallace (to be re-signed) and Joe Johnson (acquired in a Monday trade). Hedo Turkoglu may also be going to Brooklyn in the scenario.
There are a number of moving parts involved. Humphries and Lopez are both free agents, meaning they would have to agree to new contracts with the Magic before they could be traded. No free agent signings can be made official until July 11 due to the league's free agent moratorium. But the deals could be put into place before then.
Howard has loudly requested a trade to the Nets. It was believed that Brooklyn didn't have enough assets to get it done. Giving up just about nothing in the Johnson trade seems to have worked out pretty well for Billy King.
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