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Scouts at The Park at Thrasher Mountain are living up to the 2013 National Jamboree theme "Go Big and Get Wild."
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Whether they have never stood on a skateboard before, or they've been doing it since they could walk, these Scouts are being treated to the adventure of a lifetime.
Scouts can be seen scoring some major air on mini-ramps, dropping in on bowls and cautiously eyeing the half pipe, which was actually brought in from ESPN's X Games.
This skate facility, as well as the BMX tracks, were actually designed and constructed by the designer for the X Games.
The Park manager, Ed Wolf, said they hosted a soft opening on Monday with about 200 Scouts.
For the remainder of the Jamboree, however, Wolf said 2,000 Scouts will be visiting the skateboarding area each day.
"It's been hectic," he said.
Although the park was as busy as a beehive, the site was well organized, directing Scouts where to go to get geared up, then to color coded markers for their experience level.
Wolf said the green zone is for beginners. First they will go through basic orientation, then they will develop their skills with the staff.
"We have 583 skateboards, 1,030 pads and 1,500 helmets," Wolf said, and he means business about safety.
He directed a park staff member over to one Scout who was near the skate bowl without a helmet, to either have him gear up or clear the area.
"We have a medical tent right next to The Park and we have watchers everywhere."
Wolf said Scouts are allowed to stay at the skateboarding area for as long as they like, but they are required to stop every 20 minutes to re-hydrate.
During the soft opening Monday, Dr. Wycoff, of Arkansas, said there were only a few minor injuries, such as scrapes and bruises.
"The progress staff is doing a great job assessing the abilities," Wycoff said.
Scouts are not allowed to advance from beginner to intermediate to advanced without being assessed by a staff member.
Wycoff said the medical tent can handle "mostly what you would walk into a clinic with" but more serious injuries will be handled by airlift EMS.
If there are any broken bones, Wycoff said his staff can splint the Scout while waiting for further medical assistance.
Injuries seem to be the last thing on the Scouts' minds at The Park though — They're too concerned with landing a kickflip or trying a backflip into the foam pit.
Alex Khoury, 14, of Troop 92 in Vienna, W.Va., was loving the foam pit during the first official open day at The Park.
"I absolutely love the foam pit," Khoury said after sailing high over the mini-ramp and landing into cushiony foam squares.
He's been skateboarding for seven years, and he said he frequents a skatepark in Wood County, but "it's nothing like this."
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On August 27 the Framing a Modern Masterpiece competition, meant to reinvigorate the Arch grounds and reconnect St. Louis City to our river, will effectively end. The competition jury's evaluation period will conclude and one vision from five remaining design teams will be selected. That choice will reshape St. Louis for decades to come.
The official competition manual presented to the five finalist design teams hoping to redesign the Arch grounds describes the challenge of reinvigorating the Arch grounds as finding ways of "connecting and weaving an urban park into the city fabric of St. Louis." The only way to accomplish this, the solution that more and more downtown businesses and organizations support is to replace I-70 from the Poplar Street Bridge to the new Mississippi River Bridge with an at-grade boulevard.
While the Arch competition is meant to address a variety of challenges spanning from Kiener Plaza to the east riverfront, this portion of I-70 must be removed for any redevelopment to be given a chance at success. Removing barriers will reconnect the Arch grounds to our city, allowing us to reclaim our streets and our river.
The Missouri Department of Transportation says that a new boulevard would need to accommodate no more traffic than Kingshighway at Forest Park or Michigan Avenue at Millennium Park in Chicago. A boulevard reconnects our streets, adding options for pedestrians and drivers alike. It makes it easier to enter downtown and for visitors to get to the Arch. In anticipation of more residents, workers and Arch visitors, added options increase traffic capacity and access for everyone.
A boulevard also sets the stage for real economic development, creating new opportunities to leverage the millions of Arch visitors to the citys benefit, encouraging them to shop and dine downtown. And unlike previous solutions, such as the expensive and under-used tunnel to the Lumiere Place Casino, replacing I-70 would eliminate the need to continually create new infrastructure to fix our existing barriers.
Great boulevards epitomize the energy and vibrancy of a city. Cities are most alive where different modes of activity intersect. A grand boulevard says in no uncertain terms that you stand at the threshold of a great city. St. Louis deserves a great boulevard.
We have one of our nation's great icons at our doorstep in Eero Saarinen's incomparable modernist masterpiece. And yet, in a city that loves outdoor patios and sidewalk dining, it's absurd that we cannot sit at a café across from the National Park and take in the majesty of our Arch and river. It's shameful that many hotels and businesses turn their back to the monument because of the barrier presented by I-70.
We have considered lids and pedestrian bridges, we have built tunnels. St. Louis needs to end our addiction to adding more infrastructure to fix our current barriers. The solution is less, not more.
The people of St. Louis will own the results of this competition, and while I'm excited to see what the best architects and designers in the world can imagine for our front door, we must speak loudly and demand that any plan for redevelopment not include half measures or phased promises.
A boulevard or Interstate is our choice. We can't be afraid to get this right. We must let our political leaders, the design teams and the competition judges know that St. Louis wants our streets and river back. We want I-70 removed.
(The opinions expressed are not necessarily those of St. Louis Public Radio.)
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Citi hasn't had as much negative attention as its larger rival this year, but investors should be just as leery.
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The financial sector came under further pressure after the report, as the Select Sector SPDR Financial (XLF) finished the week 9% lower. As I discussed in "Stick with 'Green Light' Sectors", the weekly relative performance, or RS analysis continues to suggest that this sector is underperforming the S&P 500.
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I would like to exchange data with an external smart card, but I don't know how the APDU commands should be written.
Can anybody give me some explanations or sample?
I would like to exchange data with an external smart card, but I don't know how the APDU commands should be written.
Can anybody give me some explanations or sample?
Sending APDU commands to smartcard requires CAD (Card acceptance device).
Assuming u have the setup to communicte with smart card
Eg: 8050000005010203040500
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Hello esunilkumare,
I'm trying to build and APDU for authenticatiion without any luck. Actually all my commands are rejected by the card/reader. By the way, if I have to write an NDEFMessage which length is variable depending on what the user inputs, it might take more sectors to write on the Mifare card right? If so, then should I authenticate each of those sectors???
Thank you!!!
Hello esunilkumare,
I don't know, I guess I want to authenticate a Mifare portion. I mean, all I need is to write an NDEFMessage to a Mifare card, and I've read I have to authenticate to sectors in order to perform and R/W operation, but I have no clue. I'm really newbie in this...
I know my question might seem stupid, but thanks a lot anyway!
If you are using NDEFMessage, NDEFRecord and connection.write() methods and classes, you dont need to do the auentication process explicitly. it will be taken care by the API(ie, it will take the known keysets for authentication).
esunilkumare, I wasn't clear on my post. I'm doing this writing with an Omnikey reader. The MIDlet part is not the problem. The thing is, I don't really know much about these "keys" things, how to write them, where to write them etc.
What I need is to write my NDEFMessage (I have already deciphered it, and know how to convert it to the Hexa values) to the Mifare card and make it readable by the Nokia, which I've read uses the keys D3F7D3F7D3F7. How and where do I write those keys with the Omnikey 5321?!!
Thanks a lot esunilkumare
hi juancarlosr,
to write to a mifare tag, first we should know the memory archetecture. please have a look at the datasheet :
in page 7 under topic 6.6 Memory organization.
for setting keys, each sector contains a trailer which holds these keys. this also contains access bits which controls the access (read/write etc) of keys and datablocks.
this is in page 12 under topic 6.7.1 Access conditions
hope this helps
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i'm trying to increment / decrement a block memory of a MIFARE 1k but this block still in a plain read / write block not a value block can you tell me please what is the APDU to use to change this block in a value block so i can use the APDU for incrementing.
Hallo Rym,
- open a MFStandardConnection to the card
- retrieve the MFBlock
- read the block with the MFBlock.read() method
- parse the current value (you read the whole data block, not the value so far)
- store the value back with the MFBlock.writeValue() method


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(February 23, 2010) – black ice senior skated to a gold medal at the 2010 Spring Cup.
The competition took place in Milan, Italy February 12-14, 2010.
The team led after the short program and received top marks for their long program as well. The team placed first overall with a combined score of 204.88, a 36.26 lead over the second placed team, Team Berlin 1 who represents Germany. Dream Team from Russia received the bronze medal in the event.
Canada did not have any teams in the junior event at this competition.
Earlier this month, NEXXICE and Les Supremes had their junior and senior teams compete in Rouen, France at the 2010 French Cup. The event took place February 5th and 6th.
World Champion, NEXXICE senior won the bronze medal in the event with a combined points total of 202.76. Les Supremes placed sixth with a score of 184.94.
In the junior event NEXXICE skated to a total score of 166.24 which earned them the silver medal. Les Supremes earned a total point score of 150.32. They placed fourth.
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Care scheme for Darwen cemetery
9:00pm Monday 3rd December 2012 in News By Dan Clough, Reporter
A GRAVE maintenance service is set to be offered by the Friends of Darwen Cemetery if a new scheme goes ahead.
The group has launched the service to help those who live far away or are unable to tend family graves. Before the service can be signed up to, friends' volunteers will do a one-off clear up of the grave site, undertaking heavy work to ensure the grave is left in an easy-to-maintain state.
This will involve removing the top 5cm of soil and covering the grave space in weed control membrane and a layer of white stone chippings. For an annual fee of £20, volunteers will then rake the stone chipping four times a year and keep the grave weed free. The group will not touch perpetuity graves, which are looked after by Blackburn with Darwen Council, although only a few remain and the service is no longer offered. Group chairman John East said: "People who live away can commission us to maintain the graves. This is work the family would normally do as the only graves touched by the borough council would be perpetuity graves. The money made from the service will be put back into the cemetery through the work of our group."
Organisers said that in order for the scheme to run effectively, a manager, clerk and volunteers would be required.
Blackburn with Darwen executive member for environment Coun Faryad Hussain said: "I think this is a very good idea from the Friends of Darwen Cemetery.
"It is innovative, will be a good affordable service for relatives and will help the group get income to continue its great work within the cemetery.
"We are fully supportive of it. By everyone working together we can make the borough a better place.
"The council no longer offers a perpetuity service and there are only a very few graves still maintained under this scheme."
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