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Google Announces Summer of Code Accepted Projects
Google has announced the accepted projects list for its 2011 Google Summer of Code (GSOC) Program.
417 applications were reviewed and 175 open source projects were chosen and out of the 175 projects that were selected 50 of those are new to Google Summer of Code—a global program that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source software projects.
AbiWord,Apertium, Blender Foundation, Catroid Project, Climate Code Foundation,Debian Project, Electronic Frontier Foundation/The Tor Project, FreeBSD, GNOME Project, and Haiku are just a few of the projects that were accepted for GSOC 2011.
Ryan Rix emailed the Fedora announce mailing list to let users know Fedora was one of the projects that had been selected" while Daniel Holbach informed Ubuntu users via his blog that Ubuntu had not been selected.
A complete list of projects and more information about Google Summer of Code 2011 can be found on the program website.
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Drone Brain Goes Open Source
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2012 PGA Show
Technology, technology, and technology were arguably the three most popular topics at this year's PGA Show and Outdoor Demo. And, fortunately for today's golfer, Oakley has always been obsessing with making things better. With over 40,000 Industry professionals in attendance, we had more than a little bit to talk about after unveiling the Cipher – the world's lightest golf shoe.
At the Outdoor Demo, we even let you try a pair on to see how they swing. With 'nanospike' and 'factorylite' technologies featured, many experts were impressed with weightless feel and superior traction. Oakley coverage spanned head to toe as you could also throw on a pair of custom Red Fast Jackets to quickly find the lens option of your choice.
To top things off, the Oakley Rolling O Lab was up and pumping to answer any questions attendees had in regards in High Definition Optics as well as the many technologies found in Oakley Golf Apparel. Not a bad day at the range!
The PGA Outdoor Demo and Show is the largest and most influential golf show in the game. Oakley countered with an all-star combination of sales and marketing representatives proudly showing off this season's line and telling the Oakley story. Most in attendance this year can attest that Oakley is no longer just a necessity for eye protection on the course – it's becoming essential for anyone looking for the best performing product in the game.


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Beautiful Weather and great hike for young and old scouts alike. An approximate total of 15 miles over 2 days. Lots of accomplishments, including some 1st Class rank requirements. Caves
and more!
Saturday the 15th:
hiked 10 miles weather was nice saw deer and cows and a scorpion
good first day. ate ramon for dinner night was cold but mummy bag kept me warm.
Sunday the 16th:
hiked 5 miles cooler weather then yesterday ate oatmeal and hot chocolet for breakfast but that did not slow me down finished with enough time to go wendys after. fun fun fun hike!!!!!!!
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FONTANA -- A Los Angeles man is behind bars after he struck a boy and took the child's skateboard in front of a Fontana Police officer, officials said.
Vincent Rodriguez, 21, was arrested on suspicion of robbery, making criminal threats and for a parole violation after he reportedly yelled at two boys he was from "East L.A." then punched one of the boys in the face Tuesday evening in a McDonald's parking lot in the 11600 block of Cherry Street. Rodriguez then allegedly ran off with the boy's skateboard.
A Fontana police officer on his way to the McDonald's to investigate reports of a drunken man in the parking lot, managed to watch some of the incident between the boys and Rodriguez.
The officer was able to stop Rodriguez, who was still in possession of the boy's skateboard, and arrested the 21-year-old.
Authorities believe the unknown drunken man was in fact Rodriguez.
The boy did receive some injuries to his face, but did not require medical attention, according to a police press release.
Rodriguez was booked into West Valley Detention Center.


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Sparkle Cheats for Playstation VitaHome / Playstation Vita /
This page contains Cheats for Sparkle organized by sections for Playstation Vita. Sparkle is a Miscellaneous Puzzle General game, made by 10tons Ltd, released on Dec 17, 2013 and published by 10tons Ltd. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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- Publisher: 10tons Ltd
- Genre: Miscellaneous Puzzle General
- Release Date: Dec 17, 2013
- ESRB: Everyone
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Holiday Season Experts
The Christmas Story
Richard Ascough
Richard Ascough, Associate Professor of New Testament with Queen's Theological College, can speak to the historical reality behind the Christmas story and current interpretations of it.
He is currently researching the dynamics of religious interaction and community development in small religious associations in the Greco-Roman world, to explore modern theories of Christian origins. In a separate line off research, Prof. Ascough has an ongoing interest in how religion intersects with film in terms of mythmaking, worldview and the creation of self or group identity.
613-533-6000 ext. 78066
Manger Scenes
William James (Available until December 15)
William James, Professor of Religion and Literature, is an expert on religious diversity and religion in the public sphere. He can speak to public displays of religion, and more specifically about manger scenes at municipal buildings.
Prof. James is the lead researcher for Religious Diversity in Kingston which will map the current religious landscape of Kingston. He is also the author of Locations of the Sacred: Essay on Religion, Literature, and Canadian Culture (1998).
613-533-6000 ext. 74326
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Queen's Musicologist Karen Pegley can talk about the secularization of Christmas pageant music. Dr. Pegley is an Assistant Professor and Queen's National Scholar with Queen's School of Music and Department of Women's Studies. An expert in the intersection of popular music, visual culture and critical theory, she is in the process of writing a book on music television, globalization and recent shifts in cultural boundaries.
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Queen's School of Business marketing professor, Jay Handelman, can discuss the socially-responsible marketing tactics and the impact such tactics have on consumers. He can also offer gift suggestions to the socially-conscious consumer.
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Queen's Business expert John Pliniussen, authority on new venture innovation and Director of Queen's Business Consulting can comment on how the December Holiday season puts all aspects of small business performance through its paces. This short season provides:
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The holiday office party, secret-Santas and even giving out Christmas cards can all have an effect on the quality of workplace relationships.
Queen's School of Business professor, Jana Raver, can speak to the impact of pro-social versus antisocial behaviour on the workplace and worker performance. Her research explores interpersonal work relationships, workplace bullying, sexual harassment, and cultural inclusiveness.
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For more information or to arrange an interview call Sarah Withrow 613-533-3280, Lorinda Peterson 613-533-3234, or Therese Greenwood 613-533-6907.
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The Surf House - Surf & Sand View - Pets Welcome in Aptos
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Rio del Mar
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,176 - $ 2,953 / week
$ 8,000 - $ 8,000 / month
vacation rental description
The Surf House - 1930's California Beach Bungalow across the street
from Rio Del Mar State Beach.
The Surf House retains many of its original features but with modern
conveniences. Watch the surf, wildlife, and beach activities from
your large deck or living room rocker. Beach is kid and pet friendly.
Pets welcome. Relax and enjoy the view or tour the local
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-27-2014 at 9:40 PM.
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Lynn & Jeff Killitz 805 260-1255
house rental amenities
The Surf house is a very clean, bright, home perfect for families and friends.
Large picture window in living room with view of the sand and surf.
HD Cable TV, free secure Wireless internet access.
Stove, Refridgerator, Dishwasher, Microwave. dishes, pots and pans. spices, coffee, tea.
Dining for 6. Large deck with view of the beach. Bar-B-Que & picnic table.
Beach and deck chairs. Boggie board and beach toys. Sleeping for 6. Master bedroom has Queen bed and secretary desk with lots of books for reading. Balcony off of the master bedroom. Front bedroom has two twin beds.
Trundle bed in livingroom alcove. Dishes, Pots and Pans, Basic cooking items such as spices and oils, Coffee, Tea, and Linens provided.
1 Bathroom with shower. Washer and Dryer
activities and attractions in Aptos Central Coast
Lots to do.
At Rio Del Mar Beach: Swim, surf, boggie board, look for shells, explore tide pools.
Walk or bike on the esplanade to the USS Palo Alto.
Fish from the pier, walk the dog, run on the beach.
Near by:
5 min to Nascine Marks State Park - Redwood trees- walk, hike or ride your bike. 5 min to Aptos and Soquel for antiquing
10 min to Capitola for shopping and eating, 20 min to the Santa Cruz boardwalk, 40 min to Monterey, 90 min to San Francisco.
vacation rental rates
2 night minimum- $997. Price includes 11%. Well behaved pets welcome.
Winter Rates 2 nights $790. $278 each additional night.
Weekly special $1900 (7th night free)
Price includes 11% tax, $150 cleaning & $60 damage waiver fees.
No additional costs.
Lynn & Jeff Killitz 805 260-1255
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Aptos
- Antique Shops
- Hike in the redwoods
- Walk along the beach
- Swim or Jump the waives
- Bike on the sand or in the redwoods
Top things to do on a budget
- Get a suntan
- Surf
- Walk along the beach
- Swim
- Read a good book
Top things to do with a family
- Build sand castles
- Jump the waves -Boggie board
- Visit Santa Cruz Boardwalk
- Picnic in the redwoods
- Visit Monterey Bay Aquirium
Lynn & Jeff Killitz , owner


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Police warn South Shore elders of "Walgreens Green Dot Scam."
Hingham man arrested for kidnapping.
Dukes County District Court hears OUI and Assault and Battery cases.
Cape man charged with stealing car.
Braintree woman allegedly stabs another woman in the back.


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Yeah, I'm finally doing a DLD.
Oakland Ballet disbanding (SF Chronicle)
So what does this have to do with the A's?
Simple, remember this? (I don't do those fancy blockquotes)
Also gone with the closure is the All-Star Nutcracker, the one-night gala that kicked off the holiday season from 1986 to 2003 and featured such sports celebrities as Tony La Russa and Dave Stewart.
The esteemed reporters over at the Chronicle forgot Barry Zito. Yes it's that ballet that Zito danced in as mentioned in this link from ESPN Page2 column. Here's some photographic proof:
They also forgot the late, great Bill King. And I know somebody has a photo of him in the ballet. After his passing I saw a picture of him rehearsing the ballet with Tony LaRussa as one of the soldiers.
So let's take this time to mourn the passing of a Bay Area cultural institution.


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The Catholic University for Independent Thinkers
The morning after their arrival, the students arose bright and early for a visit to St. Peter's Basilica. The buses left campus at 6:30am and arrived in an empty St. Peter's Piazza, still in the early morning light. They snapped photos of the towering Christmas tree and nativity scene that dominate the piazza and looked in amazement, many of them for the first time, at the beauty of the Basilica facade.
Mass was celebrated by Fr. Luke Millette for the students at the majestic altar of S. Giuseppe (St. Joseph) in St. Peter's Basilica. After mass, students were given time to visit some of the holy treasures of St. Peter's, including Blessed Pope John Paul II's tomb and Michelangelo's magnificent statue, the Pieta.
Students were then broken into small groups and given orientation tours of Rome led by faculty and staff members. They were introduced to the history of the city, its major monuments, and some of the practicalities of Italian life, such as ordering a coffee and crossing a Roman street. Copious amounts of gelato and coffee were consumed as the students took shelter from the light rain that continued throughout the day.


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I've been putting pen to paper in this space for over 10 years now, starting with my first letter from the editor in Theatre Crafts International in the fall of 1996 to my letter in the inaugural issues of both Entertainment Design in 1999 and Live Design in December of last year. I've had a blast writing in this space over the years and have always gotten good feedback about my musings, so I guess if you were sick of me prattling on, you were kind enough to keep it to yourself.
I bring that up because this month's missive will be my last column in this space for the magazine. Don't worry. I'm not going anywhere; you can't get rid of me that easily. I'm going to be focusing more on the publishing side of the book in 2007, so I'm giving the reins of this space, and the general editorial direction of the book, over to editor Marian Sandberg. Everyone knows Marian; she ran a tight ship on Lighting Dimensions before we merged ED and LD and did phenomenal work stabilizing that troubled book. Plus, she wrote the edit letter for LD, so this is old hat to her. You'll be in good hands.
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Oops, I meant to improve the publishing side of things. Look folks, I'm not a business guy; I'm an editor. But I have a passion for this product, and after 13 years here, I better know a thing or two about the market. So I'll be working closely with our awesome new sales team — Jeff Donnenwerth, Michele Kanatous, Albert Margolis, and Greg Sutton — to help the advertisers of our print and online products and the sponsors of our live events get the most they can out of our brands. These veterans know a lot more about sales than I ever will, so I'll be in good hands.
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The Simpsons, created by cartoonist Matt Groening, first appeared in 1987 as a series of bumps (short transition clips) on The Tracey Ullman Show. The Simpsons premiered as a half-hour comedy series on Fox on January 14, 1990. The Simpsons has won many Emmy awards and even spawned a feature film, The Simpsons Movie. Now the longest-running comedy in TV history, The Simpsons immediately struck a chord with viewers across the country as it poked fun of itself and everything in its wake.
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Updated 5:06pm Wednesday 15th January 2014 in News
GWENT Police are to be one of six forces in the UK to trial the use of body-worn cameras.
Gwent Police Force has been awarded £155,000 from the Home Office to trial the use of these cameras on Police Officers and test the equipment that uploads, secures and distributes the footage. They will also assess public reaction to the concept of camera-equipped Police Officers.
The money for the pilot scheme has come from the new £50 million Police Innovation Fund.
The use of a small number of cameras was successfully trialled by Gwent Police in December as part of the 'Townsafe' initiative for night time crime in Caerphilly. The additional funding will enable the Force to eventually roll out around 360 cameras across Gwent for use by front line officers.
The technology can be used to gather evidence to investigate crime and the evidence could also be used to investigate complaints and hold the police to account.
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Ian Johnston, said: "I'm delighted the Force has been awarded this funding and I'm confident the benefit of using these cameras and the associated technology will be realised in terms of criminal justice savings and in terms of Police Officer integrity and safety.
Scientific research also supports the evidence that body worn cameras can assist in de-escalating an incident when the offenders are made aware of its presence."
He added: "The widespread introduction of this technology also complements my Police and Crime plan for Gwent which aims to put victims of crime at the heart of everything we do and ensures that people here are less affected by crime and anti-social behaviour and are protected from serious harm.
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8:07am Thu 16 Jan 14
rightsideup says...
8:27am Thu 16 Jan 14
newportscum says...
9:10am Thu 16 Jan 14
Llanmartinangel says...
rightsideup wrote:Had the police in Downing Street had these on Andrew Mitchell couldn't have been set up could he?
£155,000,what a tragic waste of money!.
9:11am Thu 16 Jan 14
Thomas O'Malley says...
11:21am Thu 16 Jan 14
The Red Claw says...
newportscum wrote:Actually, if you think about it, this is a major and now very necessary step toward the preservation of human rights through the use of modern technology.
A beech of human rights...All tho it might do Newport some considering the amount of crime going on.
11:38am Thu 16 Jan 14
The Red Claw says...
rightsideup wrote:Cheap at the price. This initiative will save millions in the long run in legal fees alone. I think a tad more than £155,00 has already been spent on 'Plebgate' and the recent Mark Duggan case alone, most of which has been trousered by the so called legal profession. The tragic part of this is that trust in the police has been so eroded over recent months that these steps are now an absolute necessity to protect both the public and of course, some police officers themselves.
£155,000,what a tragic waste of money!.
12:38pm Thu 16 Jan 14
Willenholly says...
2:33pm Thu 16 Jan 14
The Red Claw says...
Willenholly wrote:If the system is fit for purpose it should prove highly difficult if not impossible for footage to be tampered with. I believe that even the audio cassette tapes currently used by police have certain safeguards incorporated within them to prevent tampering, and that is fairly old technology.
Is it all automatically uploaded with no way of "losing" footage when it shows improper behaviour from the Police?
In any case, loss of vital evidential camera footage, be it deliberate, accidental, or through willful or benign neglect, surely can only serve to undermine any errant officers version of events, and thus probably support any complaint against them.
On the other side of the coin, the cameras can also be used by police to record accidents and incidents, damage to property and injury to innocent members of the public including the impact upon the individual victim at the time, which is very often later ignored by the courts.
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Tech4o Traileader 1
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I bought the watch to take with me on my adventures…
Price Paid: $150
I bought the watch to take with me on my adventures in Alaska. It handled very well until about 35 degrees (oF). Near freezing it was slow and the displays strength was weak; meaning the numbers were faded and not as dark. Once in my coat where it was warm it quickly came back to full strength.
I went back to California where I swam with it and had champagne spill on it without being cleaned off. I guess it had time to get into the components and malfunction. After a a few days of not working I sent it off to Johnson Outdoors and they said "yea it's toast want a discounted one?"
No refund, no fixing it, just another excuse to get me to buy another one. It was pretty much my fault anyways but, the watch didn't hold up to the elements of everyday life.
Buy a real waterproof watch. Or don't get this one near any moisture.
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The Tech4o Traileader 1 looks like a watch, works like the ultimate survival tool. The new Traileader altimeter watch packs everything you need to navigate the wildest of wild places into a compact, rugged stainless steel case - including a digital compass! Equipped with rugged ventilated polymer band. The altimeter watch and digital compass for the outdoor enthusiast.
- CampSaver.com
Looks like a watch, works like the ultimate survival tool The new TraiLeader packs everything you need to navigate the wildest of wild places into a compact,rugged stainless steel case Equipped with rugged ventilated polymer band
- SunnySports
A powerful survival tool in a simple wrist-top unit, the Silva TraiLeader 1 is a watch, altimeter, compass, weather station and speed/distance device. Watch function includes time, date, day, two alarms, 50-lap chronograph, six timers and dual time zones. Precision altimeter tracks current altitude, 24 hr. minimum/maximum altitude and total ascent/descent. Altimeter mode also features altimeter lock, altitude alarms, reference altitude, 48 hr. altitude graph and altitude difference calculator. Digital compass provides 1deg increment resolution, adjustable declination, bearing lock, reverse bearing and distortion warning. Weather mode displays current pressure, current temperature and 48 hr. pressure graph. Weather mode also features barometer lock, 24 hr. minimum/maximum temperature and pressure, pressure adjustment and weather forecaster. Accelerometer sensor tracks speed, distance, pace (minutes per mile), calories burned, steps and exercise time. Includes fully adjustable personal profile and 10-day memory. 1.5 in. display features large, easy-to-read digits and a backlight for use in the dark. Rugged, stainless-steel case protects instrument and is water resistant to 10m (33 ft.). Vented polymer band is comfortable and durable.
Tech4o Traileader 1
$75.98 - $139.95
The Tech4o Traileader 1 is not available from the stores we monitor. It was last seen June 17, 2014 at CampSaver.com.
If you're looking for a new altimeter, check out the best reviewed current models.


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