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Dr. Robert Andre Gryboski MD is a male Otolaryngologist, has 45 years of experience and practices in Otolaryngology.
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Dr. Robert Gryboski, MD is board certified in Otolaryngology.
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Dr. Gryboski graduated from Yale University, New Haven.
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Dynamic English Major – I'm an English major currently. Right now there are a lot of changes being made, to reflect movements in the literary community that call for a more inclusive canon. I'm enrolled under the new English major, and so far so good. The professors know their stuff. They are accessible and passionate. I love it!
World-Class Humanities; Dog-Eat-Dog Math & Sciences – Most of the professors here at UCLA are AMAZING. The majority of them are really passionate about what they teach, are foremost in their field, and care about the undergrad experience. A smattering are only here to do research, and couldn't care less about teaching, but you'll still get a good education out of the deal. The humanities (called North Campus majors) at UCLA are really top-notch. Our majors are constantly under review to ensure they are current and relevant. For example, the English major was recently revamped to reflect the shifting dynamics in the canon. This is not to say that the curriculum isn't grounded---the humanities majors will provide you a balanced education of traditional and progressive. The South Campus majors (math and sciences) are really competitive. Again, UCLA offers some of the best minds, but as such things can get really competitive. North Campus is friendly and oriented toward community, South Campus is a tad cutthroat.
Greek Life:
Great If You're Into That – If you want to get into the Greek scene, you'd like it at UCLA. The Greek system is pretty big---they've got the parties, and their political slate (in student government) is on the ascendancy. They offer housing after your first year in a frat or sorority, and it is pretty cost effective considering you get entertainment included in the cost. Seriously, if you want to be a Greek, Greek life is good at UCLA. But if you're not into that, they can get majorly annoying. Their enormous presence is considered chafing to some, and they unfortunately fit a lot of the more negative Greek stereotypes out there. The issue is polarized---you love UCLA Greek life or you hate it.
Off-Campus Dining:
At Least It's Not a Culinary Wasteland – Westwood isn't that bad. The economy is going down the tubes, so there are not a lot of options. The In-N-Out Burger at at the foot of campus is the saving grace, definitely. There are a few cutesy cafes, a lot of Greek/Middle Eastern options, a lot of Asian food options... It's your normal college town. What else can I say? I would definitely head elsewhere in LA for good food. Hop on the bus to Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills proper, or Koreatown for the good stuff.
Campus Dining:
One Word: Ugh – The dining halls on the Hill (where all the dorms are) are mediocre. They are definitely banking on quantity, not quality. It's an all-you-can-eat buffet at every meal, but the rules for swiping in are draconian. I am so glad I live in the apartments now. Sure, sometimes it's a pain to cook when I get back late, but at least I'm eating food I enjoy. And it's waaaay cheaper.
Off-Campus Housing:
North Vs. South of Wilshire – If you want to be close to campus, be prepared to dish out the dough. Apartments north of Wilshire (the main drag in Westwood) are more expensive, older, and dirtier than those south of Wilshire. Their one virtue is that they are closer to campus. But when you have things like evening van service that takes you south of Wilshire, the cheaper, cleaner apartments start to look reaaaaally good. Keep in mind that UCLA is in West LA, and thus housing is going to be higher than most other places.
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I Feel OK – Personally, I have always felt pretty safe walking around on campus. Even at night---I've been out there as late as 1:00 AM, and I felt like I could afford to be reckless. Granted, I was with people at the time. The surrounding area (Beverly Hills, Brentwood, and Bel Air) is ritzy and thus has high-security. There is crime in the immediate neighborhood (Westwood's North Village), but it is mainly college-related crime (stolen laptops, etc). What you have to be careful of is walking around Westwood at night. If you must walk alone, don't be stupid: don't walk while plugged into your iPod. Be aware, and you'll be safe. It's common sense advice that holds true for any locality.
Ackerman Student Union – School administrators make a big deal about the historical significance of the Ackerman---there are a bunch of old black and white photos that illustrate what a hip, poppin' place the union used to be. At least in the 50s. Now, the Ackerman is settling into a comfortably dowdy middle age. No one really hangs out here anymore. It isn't as though the Ackerman is dirty, smelly, or otherwise undesirable: it is pretty clean, offers a lot of delicious food (including that college staple, Panda Express, and the new upstart beverage, boba/bubble tea). It just doesn't have the "cool factor" that Kerckhoff Coffee House has, or Powell Library. The alcoves in front of Royce Hall are the more favored study spot, even. People like to meet up in really distinguishable areas, and the Ackerman is bland. What it lacks in coolness, it makes up for in convenience. The store in the basement is a bit pricey, but if you need to buy floss at 6:30 PM, the Ackerman has your back.
Frat Parties Are Thursday and Clubs Are on Sats – The frat parties are full of drunk guys trying to hit on girls. Not a really fun scene. The cubs are better but you need to pay for them. usually 20-25 dollars. You take a bus to clubs.
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Lots of Asians! My school is full of asains everywhere. The only cute guys are the athletes. There are more good looking girls than guys. Girls and Guys here get drunk very easily and pre game before clubs. The campus is fast paced. Everyone is always on the move.
Off-Campus Housing:
From What I've Heard – I live on campus so I dont know much about off campus housing but from what i've heard is that the off campus housing is cheaper than on campus. The apartments are close to campus and they provide bus rides to and from campus. Apartments have lot of parties and a con can be that its noisy on thurs and fridays.
:) Dope – Nightlife is really good. We have the frat parties and the club parties that occur which are really good.
The majority are whit and asian but we do see students from different ethnicities such as Indian and some hispanic people
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Dorms are really nice and spacious to fit three people. The dorm life is amazing because our floor is very social and always planning activities
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Food Is Good. THe food is good. Each dinning hall has its specialty and we can also use our swipes for campus restaurants so its really nice.
Campus Dining:
Food Is Good. THe food is good. Each dinning hall has its specialty and we can also use our swipes for campus restaurants so its really nice.
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Its Awesome – UCLA is centered around many activities. The blue bus will take you to Santa Monica Beach or the promenade. Also Hollywood is close enough and you can just walk down to Westwood. There are many activities for a student at UCLA.
Internship I Would Like – I have not had any internships but one that I would like to find would be one related to the medical field where I can watch procedures.
Campus Life Is Fun – Campus Life is very fun because our RA's are really interested in getting everyone involved and have a fun social life while still being safe. Different activities are set up for us like game night or activities where the whole floor goes out.
Libraries Are Ok – The libraries are good because they have a lot of resources for students. However, it can be overwhelming because the book may be in a different library from the main one. Some librarians are very helpful and others do not help much. THe study rooms are in good condition and useful.
Greek Life:
Greeks Are Not Present – The greek life out there is not very dominant. I hardly see any movement from them so it would be difficult to be able to talk about them in any aspect.
Study Options – There are various methods of studying on campus. THere are certain places where people can go and acquire help and it is interesting to know that there are other people who need help in the same topics as you do but one never realizes that until they seek the help.
Great Spirit, Football Lacking – In general there is great school spirit, however basketball and football has been lacking lately.
The financial aid process is a nightmare. I need much more financial aid than I received, and there are too many rules and regulations to fully understand the process.
Campus Housing:
The cost is very expensive, but the rooms are nicer than most campuses and the pricier options are extremely comfortable.
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Smack dab in the middle of Los Angeles and on the list of America's top colleges, UCLA is a school for those who want to have a blast while focusing on schoolwork. Although course registration is a battle, classes are crowded, and the registrar is impersonal, students praise the wisdom of their professors and feel that a UCLA degree will open major doors in the job market. The quarter system moves fast and tests tend to sneak up stealthily, but this allows for more experimentation when choosing courses and far less boredom. With more than 100 majors to choose from, the campus is bustling with students of all ideologies, races, and academic interests, making rousing discussions an everyday experience.
One of the nation's few top-notch universities that isn't private, UCLA is a place for those who want to learn more than a textbook contains. There's pressure to shine socially and academically among the approximately 25,000 high-achieving Bruin undergrads, but there are plenty of campus organizations that give students a go-to friend group in the midst of the giant student body. However, it's up to the students to scout out and take advantage of all opportunities because nothing is handed to UCLA students—they must learn to navigate around red tape, persist through budget cuts, find parking and housing in Westwood's winding streets, and steer toward success. And how do they celebrate their successes? Parties! Whether through the semi-dominant Greek system or at a laid-back dorm gathering, UCLA students know how to put the books aside for a night. Overall, Bruins play nearly as hard as they work, making UCLA one of the most well-rounded schools imaginable.
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Revised 9/29/2010 – I previously titled this blog post, "HP Loses Blade Server Market Share to IBM…" however I have since re-thought that statement. The report from IDC does not specify where HP's blade server market share went from Q1 2010 – it only provides Q2 2010 market share numbers. I regret any confusion I may have caused.
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IDC came out with their 2Q 2010 worldwide server market revenue report last month which shows that HP lost blade server market share to IBM.
According to IDC, worldwide server sales (all servers, not just blade servers) for Q2 2010 factory revenues increased 11 % year over year to $10.9 billion in the 2nd quarter of 2010 (1Q10). They also reported the blade server market accelerated and continued its sharp growth in the quarter with factory revenue increasing 30.9% year over year, with shipment growth increasing by 13.6 compared to 2Q09. According to IDC, nearly 80% of all blade revenue is driven by x86 systems, a segment in which blades now represent 18.9% of all x86 server revenue.
While the press release did not provide details of the market share for all of the top 5 blade vendors, they did provide data for the following:
#1 market share: HP decreased their market share from 56.20% in Q1 2010 to 55.8% in Q2 2010
#2 market share: IBM increased their market share from 23.6% in Q1 2010 to 24.2% in Q2 2010.
The remaining 20% of market share was not mentioned, but I imagine they are split between Dell and Cisco.
According to Jed Scaramella, research manager, Enterprise Servers at IDC, "Blade adoption continued to gain momentum in the second quarter of 2010, as blades accounted for its largest portion of total server revenue since the form-factor came to market. Vendors continue to build out their blade offerings through enhanced virtualization, management, and I/O capabilities; customers are leveraging these technologies as part of converged systems that are a building block to future internal cloud infrastructures."
For the full IDC report covering the Q2 2010 Worldwide Server Market, please click here.
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Any ideas as to Cisco market share? I keep hearing that they have the #3 spot in the U.S. I am a bit dubious with that claim, unless they are referring to shipments in the last quarter or some other finite time period.
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I have not seen any #Cisco blade server market share data from IDC or Gartner. If anyone has that available, I'd welcome it. Thanks for your comment, and thanks for reading!
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This is not surprising at all given that HP has yet to release anything on the Nehalem-EX platform.. A HUGE miss IMHO
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We can also glean that the "Other" vendors also lost share, moving from 20.2% to 20.0%.
It's disappointing the IDC's report didn't get a little more detailed about blade servers… but I suppose that wasn't the purpose of the release. I also found it interesting that of the top 5, just Dell and HP made significant gains in the total server share.
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Dell is a distant third in the blade market with 7.6% market, then it drops off dramatically. Sun and Fujitsu both with ~3%, NEC and other region players hold ~1% share each.
Cisco has not officially begun to report server sales to IDC (or Gartner I'm told). They have used IDC as "baseline data" in Chambers's statements claiming the #3 position; we've yet to review the details to the claims, so it's not clear what Cisco is counting and how it relates to IDC's taxomony of server sales. (i.e., are there including software in UCS sales, which IDC doesn't).
We expect to report Cisco server sales in the next few quarters, after the figures have been vetted and accurately equate to IBM and HP's business.
I work for Dell. Not sure where the 7.6% share is coming from for Dell, but that IDC Q2 tracker shows Dell at 11.8% unit share Worldwide (~9% revenue share) in all blades and have gained about 1 point of share each of the last 2 quarters.
The Cisco claims are baffling to us as well.
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Hi Mike.
I was referencing revenue for all blades – x86, RISC, and EPIC. Dell owns 11.8% unit share in x86 blades.
I look forward to checking out those numbers when they're released. Thanks for the clear explanation.
While not focussed on blades only.. have a peek at the below as it does a great job of analyzing the IDC report…
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Birdie's Inc. et al v. Ferrellgas Partners, L.P. et al
as 2:2014cv01821
Defendant: Ferrellgas LP, AmeriGas Partners, L.P., UGI Corporation and others
Plaintiff: Tuban Paul Maillard LLC , Birdie's, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Antitrust Litigation
Parker Auto Body Inc et al v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co et al
as 3:2014cv02270
Defendant: Hartford Casualty Insurance Co, Hartford Fire Insurance Co, Hartford Accident & Indemnity Insurance Co and others
Plaintiff: All Plaintiffs , Kencade Enterprises Inc , Edward Duchesne and others
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Anti-trust
Lauricella v. National Collegiate Athletic Association et al
as 2:2014cv01220
Defendant: Atlantic Sun Conference, Inc., Atlantic Coast Conference, Big Twelve Conference, Inc. and others
Plaintiff: Alex Lauricella
Cause Of Action: Antitrust Litigation
River Parish Contractors Inc. v. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. et al
as 2:2013cv05267
Defendant: Metro International Trade Services, LLC, GS Power Holdings, LLC, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. and others
Plaintiff: River Parish Contractors Inc.
Cause Of Action: Antitrust Litigation
Harter v. BP PLC et al
as 3:2013cv00337
Defendant: Royal Shell,PLC, John Doe 9, Statoil, ASA and others
Plaintiff: David Harter
Cause Of Action: Antitrust Litigation
HARTER v. BP PLC et al
as 3:2013cv00336
Defendant: BP PLC, ROYAL DUTCH SHELL,PLC, STATOIL, ASA
Plaintiff: MR DAVID HARTER
Cause Of Action: Antitrust Litigation
Big River Industries, Inc. v. Headwaters Resources, Inc.
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Plaintiff: Big River Industries, Inc.
Defendant: Headwaters Resources, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Antitrust Litigation
Janusa et al v. Hitachi, Ltd. et al
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Defendant: Sony Electronics, Inc., Panasonic Corporation, Maxell Corporation of America and others
Plaintiff: Mark Bergeron , Adam Ronquillo , Kristin Starr Barnes and others
Cause Of Action: Antitrust Litigation
Haygood et al v. Begue et al
as 5:2013cv00335
Defendant: Dana Glorioso, Hill D D S Inc, Camp Morrison and others
Plaintiff: Ryan Haygood , Haygood Dental Care, LLC
Cause Of Action: Antitrust Litigation
Felder's Collision Parts, Inc. v. General Motors Company et al
as 3:2012cv00646
Defendant: General Motors Company, All Star Advertising Agency Inc., All Star Chevrolet North, L.L.C. and others
Plaintiff: Felder's Collision Parts, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Antitrust Litigation
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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWSShootings Between Feuding Families Tearing Apart West Side Neighborhood
from Eyewitness News Online
Reported: Mar. 30, 2014 2:05 PM EDT
Updated: Mar. 31, 2014 10:34 AM EDT
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (Sean Delancey) — Police made third arrest Sunday in connection with a series of shootings in Charleston.
Two men, Donte Davis and D.J. Carter, were both shot on Stewart Street on the city's West Side Sunday afternoon.
D.J. Carter was charged with malicious wounding and wanton endangerment for that incident.
This comes on the heels of two other shooting sprees last week.
On Monday, police responded to three separate incidents where two people and a vehicle were shot up, all on the West Side.
On Tuesday, Justin Davis and Aric Adams were arrested after police said they fired shots on Red Oak Street in retaliation for the previous day's shootings.
The arrests Sunday may not be the final straw, as police continue to investigate the tangled web of events.
A West Side mother who has lived on Charleston's West Side her entire life said the rash of shootings is tearing the neighborhood apart.
"It does bother me a lot," she said. "There are a lot of kids on this block, so they need to stop."
This exchange Sunday came in the middle of the day, with children playing just a block away.
Another resident, Kaysey Smith of Charleston, expressed concern. She said her 12-year-old stepson "plays in these streets with all of his friends around here,"
A week-long now, this feud has left two in the hospital, four in jail and a community afraid for their lives.
Sunday's shooting happened early in the afternoon on the 1300 block of Stewart Street.
Police said two men got into a fight on the sidewalk, pulled guns, then shot each other.
Donte Davis was shot in the leg, while D.J Carter was shot in the chest. Both were taken to the hospital, but are expected to recover.
People who live in the area are rattled by it all, fed up with the recent violence in the area.
Police said victims in Sunday's shooting are related to men arrested in shootings last week along West Side hill, Littlepage Terrace and Red Oak.
"We have two in the hospital, and we have now arrested a total of four that have been involved in these incidents this week," Lt. Steve Cooper, of Charleston police, said. "Hopefully, getting these people locked up will curb any further situations. This series of incidents is all specifically connected to the same group of feuding parties. The way to end this violence is to prosecute all of them."
Police got a tip that suspects related to the shooting were at Park Place bar a few blocks away.
They blocked off an intersection on Main Street for more than a half hour as they raided the bar with weapons drawn.
Police didn't arrest anybody in the raid.
In total, there have been five arrests in connection with the case.
Aric Adams, Justin Davis, Levi Carter, Mike Harris, and DJ Carter are all in jail, and Donte Davis is in the hospital.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (Mamie Buoy) - Police are on the scene of a shooting in Charleston.
It happened in the 1300 block of Stuart Street around 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
Dispatchers say two men have been shot. One of the victims was shot in the chest and the other was shot in the leg.
At this time, it is unclear if anybody has been arrested.
We have a crew on the scene. Stay tuned to Eyewitness News for more information.
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Home » Trailers & Videos » Game Trailers/Videos » "Batman: Arkham Origins" Debut Trailer Pits Batman Against Deathstroke
The highly anticipated debut trailer for "Batman: Arkham Origins" pits The Caped Crusader against The Terminator. The action-packed trailer also shows off Black Mask, who is a longtime enemy of Batman as well as one of the most prominent figures in Gotham City´s organized crime, and Deadshot, who is a hired assassin known for rarely missing when firing a weapon. The incredibly well created trailer does not only show off new characters but it gives a great taste of what to expect from the third installment in the Batman: Arkham series.
After Rocksteady Studios developed "Batman: Arkham Asylum" and "Batman: Arkham City", it is safe to say that the change in developers came as a surprise, as "Batman: Arkham Origins" is being developed by Warner Bros. Games Montreal. The studio was founded only three years ago, and it is based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. While new, they developed the "Batman: Arkham City" (Armored Edition) for the Wii U back in 2012, meaning that "Batman: Arkham Origins" will be the first game to be developed by Warner Bros. Games Montreal for all available platforms. Even though the change in the developers, the game will still run on the same engine as the previous installments in the series, the Unreal Engine 3.
"Batman: Arkham Origins" is set to be released for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U and the PC, on October 25, 2013.
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Field Service IT News — July 25, 2014
In the news are the next wave of driver scoring technology, GPS technology integrated in to the soles of technicians' shoes — and the possibility that GPS is gathering TMI.
Healthcare IT News For VARs — July 25, 2014
In this week's news, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) reports a boost in e-prescribing, and a study shows more physicians are opting out of Meaningful Use.
Grocery And C-Store IT News For VARs – July 24, 2014
In the news this week, a report also shows that the new Neighborhood Markets are actually not having the negative impact on conventional grocers that was anticipated. Also, an app underscores the trend toward indoor retail mapping.
Biometrics Authenticate Student Identity
Online college courses have risen in popularity due to the flexibility they allow, but they also bring increased potential for cheating. Technology is available, that, according to D. Frank Smith of EdTech, verifies a student's identity with "something that cannot be shared — their bodies." With biometrics, a student's identity can be authenticated using unique body identifiers. Recently, companies like Apple and Samsung have included a key biometric feature, fingerprint scanner technology, to iPhone S5 and Galaxy S5, bringing biometric technology mainstream.
How Not To Trade Security For IoT Benefits
Devices connected to the Internet offer flexibility and mobility, but they also present a serious security risk. The Internet of Things (IoT) has been growing, and businesses have been seeking ways to protect information shared over the Internet by this increasingly diverse collection of devices. WindRiver, a global leader in embedded technology solutions, discusses in a white paper, "Security in the Internet of Things — Lessons from the Past for the Connected Future," ways in which businesses can minimize risk and protect their own — and their customers' — data.
Study Shows Difficulty Filling STEM Jobs
A new job study was released from Brookings that analyzed data supplied by Burning Glass. The report details a shortage of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) professional jobs and reveals that these STEM positions take longer to fill than openings in other fields.
The Growing Need For Mobile Device Archiving
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5 Cities For VAR Growth
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CMS Launches Meaningful Use Webinar Series
CMS recently announced it will be offering a three-part webinar series on Meaningful Use (MU), the Medicare and Medicaid incentive program that provides financial incentives for healthcare entities which can prove that they are improving patient care through "meaningful use" of EHR technology. The series is open to all interested stakeholders across provider, payer, vendor, and government entities.
EHRs And Disease Prediction
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What states can teach agencies about cloud computing
State governments, just like the federal government, are looking for ways to do things better, faster, and cheaper. Michael Kerr, senior director of state and local government for Tech America, says one of these areas is cloud computing. "We are seeing states taking the lead on the application and implementation of certain concepts and technologies, [...]
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NASA Goddard CIO discusses cloud as a priority
Adrian Gardner has been the chief information officer at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center for 10 months. Federal News Radio's Jason Miller spoke with Gardner recently about his priorities for the agency. Gardner says one of his goals is to understand the needs of the scientific community. If you look at computing here at Goddard [...]
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How can cloud computing help people with disabilities?
A really cool interview for you this week about a cloud computing contest the Federal Communications Commission is running. Federal News Radio's Amy Morris and Tom Temin spoke with Pam Gregory, Director of the FCC's Accessibility and Innovation Initiative. Gregory told Federal News Radio the FCC recognizes that "cloud is the future" and leveraging its [...]
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The St. Louis Cardinals, in need of a boost in the starting rotation, traded former first-round pick James Ramsey of Wesleyan
Francoeur back in the bigs
Francoeur called up from minors by San Diego; Padres start series in Atlanta on Friday
North Gwinnett's Blackmon scales heights with Rockies
Charlie Blackmon planned to get his almost-famous beard trimmed for his Atlanta homecoming with the Colorado Rockies.
MINOR LEAGUE NOTES: Ex-Parkview pitcher headed to Japan
Anthony Carter had his contract sold by the San Diego Padres to the Nippon Ham Fighters.
Another setback for Tampa Bay Rays prospect Garvin
Ex-Wesleyan pitcher goes on DL again
When Grayson Garvin had to leave a start for Class AA Montgomery in the first inning on Wednesday, it wasn't good news for the Wesleyan graduate or the Tampa Bay Rays.
MINOR LEAGUE NOTES: Francoeur has big first game with Chihuahuas
Jeff Francoeur hadn't been a part of a minor league opening day since 2005 and he would have obviously preferred to still be in the majors this time.
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KUALA LUMPUR: The Indian High Commission has issued 681 emergency certificates to Indian nationals detained at various camps in the country.
It said that 542 persons were detained during Operasi Bersepadu by Malaysian authorities in January, while the rest were detained earlier.
In a statement, the High Commission said that a total of 83 Indian nationals who had overstayed were given clearance by the Immigration Department to return home.
It said that consular officers had also visited the detention camps at KLIA, Semenyih, Pekan Nenas, Bukit Jalil, Juru, Langkap, Putrajaya, Machap Umboo, Lenggeng and Ajil.
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Chiefs repeat as COJHL champions
by Robert Campbell
The Lakefield Fitzsimmons Towing and Repair Chiefs are back-to-back champions.
It took just nine playoff games for the Chiefs to repeat as the Central Ontario Junior Hockey League Champions after knocking off the Port Perry Mojacks in four straight games and losing only one to the Uxbridge Bruins on the way to the title.
It is the Chiefs' ninth league championship since they became a junior C team in 1980-81. They also won two junior D championships in 1977-78 and 1978-79.
It came to an end for the Bruins last Friday night in Lakefield when the Chiefs handed them a 6-1 loss to claim the championship. Leading the way with four points each were captain Nathan Larson and linemate Travis Brault picking up two goals and two assists each.
Jordan Walsh and William Sullivan rounded out the scoring. Assists went to Connor Blair with two, Eric Oosting, Ryan Anderson, Jessie Gregory and Derek Manley. Zac Wainman was in net for the win.
The Chiefs now take on the Empire League Champion Picton Pirates on the road to the Clarence Schmaltz Cup for the second year in a row after losing to the Pirates last year in a hard fought series that went seven games.
The Chiefs hope to take it one step further this year. The first game of the series will be held Thursday in Picton. Game two will be held Saturday at the Lakefield-Smith Community Centre and game three will return to Picton Sunday.
Game four will be played in the Chiefs' regular Tuesday time slot and if necessary game five will be in Picton next Thursday.
Game six will run next Saturday and if the series goes seven games, the finale would be played March 30 in Picton. All game times are 7:30 p.m.
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This is going to be a rant, just to warn everyone in advance.
I think it is time for a major overhaul. I believe the only way to fix the problems in the organization are to start over from scratch. By this, I mean find a new owner, GM, coaches, everything.
Starting with the owner. He has done nothing as of recently. He wanted a new stadium, which would have put fans in the seats, sold tickets, and probably would have won the contest to host a Super Bowl. Instead, he decides not to use his own money, which he has more than enough of, and instead puts in on the tax payers, who already don't fill the stadium. If he cared about the team and wanted to sell tickets, he needs to take it into his own hands and pay for the renovations.
Secondly, the GM. I know Ireland has been better as of recently, but what is going on with the offensive line. We knew from the preseason the line was terrible, yet all he did to fix it was bring in McKinney. McKinney looks fantastic, but what about the rest of the line? They have given up the most sacks in the NFL, and yet they still have faith that they will come together. We need to make a change. The reason people aren't in the seats are because we have no credibility as a football team. We have made the playoffs once in recent years and that's because of a wildcat offense that proved to be a fluke. Since then, nothing has happened. You can look at Ireland's moves this offseason and say what a great job he did, but in reality, he was forced to. If he didn't make any moves, he would have lost his job.
Finally, Philbin needs to go. I'll be the first to say I loved Philbin when he came in. On Hard Knocks, he seemed like the coach we needed. Now, I couldn't think more differently. He is in charge of this team, and hasn't done anything special. At this point, we have nothing to lose. Our franchise is going downhill. It seems like he is too nice of a coach. We need someone to come in and discipline this team. The thing that set me overboard with the entire front office, including Philbin, was the Martin incident. Everyone has heard about this, but my question is why wasn't anything done about it? Why was the media the first ones to know about it and make it a big deal? The Dolphins are being labeled as having possibly the worst locker room in the NFL. With a team that struggles to get wins on a consistent basis, combined with the poor locker room image, why is anyone going to want to play for Miami?
While I am on the topic of cleaning house, I also want to say that I think it's time for a new quarterback. I understand it is only Tannehill's second year in the league, but what has he shown so far this season? He is playing just as well as he did last season, despite Sherman saying he would be the most improved quarterback in the league. Tannehill still has poor decision making and holds the ball way too long. We have nothing to lose right now. Start Matt Moore who has proven he is a smart quarterback and is the best backup quarterback in the league. Let him play some games, and wait for another quarterback.
This could also be put on the offensive coordinator as well. If you guys have been watching the games, you can see how terrible the play calling has been. Even some of the players have spoke up about it. Why would they ever get away from the run when they have 150 yards on the ground in the first half, when they haven't totaled that much in a whole game the entire season? It's ridiculous. Sherman needs to leave. He has always called terrible plays and seems to always call plays that are too short for the situation. I can remember countless times where a play is called on 3rd and 10 that has players way short of the first down.
The only good thing I see in the coaching is the defensive coordinator. The defense looks stellar so far, even with a below average secondary. The Brent Grimes signing was the best thing we have done all year. The defensive play calls have been great, and there is nothing to complain about with the defense.
With all this being said, I don't want anyone on here to think I am a fake fan. I love the Dolphins and have so my entire life. I am 19 years old, so I have never been able to see the Dolphins be successful. It is frustrating, as all of you know, to see the team you are so passionate about continually disappoint year after year. All I want is the best for this team, and I think the best thing to do right now is to clean house. If nothing changes, our franchise will be looked down upon. There will be no respect for us, and especially after the Jonathan Martin incident, no one will want to play in Miami. The only way to reestablish the franchise is to start over. Keep the pieces that contribute, and get rid of everyone else. What do we have to lose right now? It doesn't seem like we are going anywhere fast.


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So, Russell and his team asked over 100 volunteers to estimate the ages of facial images, but this time, he artificially increased or decreased the contrast. When facial contrast was increased, the participants thought the faces were younger, while when it was decreased, they thought the faces were older.
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Commission authorizes Morgan County EMS Board
Morgan County Commissioners authorized Chairman Ray Long and County Attorney Bill Shinn to draft a proposal for the formation of a Morgan County Emergency Medical Services Board to study and evaluate the county's need for ambulance services at a regular meeting on Tuesday.
Falkville food pantry offers opportunity to multiple towns
Carpenter's Cabinet, located in the Railroad District of Falkville, is making way for hundreds of families to receive meals in the Hartselle, Danville, Vinemont, Falkville and Eva communities.
Hagel says rush to judgment on Bergdahl 'unfair'
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Jack's Foodland Supermarket in Eva, Ala., posted a photo of king crab legs for sale in the store with the label "Jameis Winston King Crab Legs" on Facebook.
Alabama store advertises 'Jameis Winston King Crab Legs'
Eric Smith, the manager at Jack's Foodland in Eva, Ala., is a "huge Alabama fan" and in light of the recent news involving the Florida State quarterback being cited for shoplifting $32.72 worth of seafood at a Publix grocery store in Talahassee, Fla., he thought he'd make a joke out of it.
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Exclusive: Medina family coming to grips with fact they'll lose their son
A donation page has been created in Christian's name at youcaring.com to raise money for the teenager's funeral.
In lieu of flowers for the memorial, the family has asked donations also go to the Dirt Dawgs Baseball Club team. It's a baseball team Christian played on each fall. An account has been set up at PNC Bank.
FORT PIERCE — It was a rite of passage every teenager cherishes, though new driver Christian Medina wasn't just thinking about himself.
It was April, several days after Christian's 16th birthday, when the Lincoln Park Academy student went to a local Department of Motor Vehicles office to get his driver's license, his parents said. Besides his eagerness to drive, Christian also wanted to be an organ donor.
"We watched something about how you could give your organs," said his mother, Madeline Medina of Port St. Lucie. "I said 'That's your decision.' That's what he wanted to do. He always wanted to help people."
Madeline Medina spoke Saturday in a waiting room at Lawnwood Regional Medical Center & Heart Institute in Fort Pierce, where her son has been treated for the last four days for injuries he suffered in a single-car accident.
His parents said they were coming to grips with the fact they'll be losing their son because of those injuries, but took solace his organs will help someone else.
"(The organ donation) is what he would have wanted," said his father, Henry Medina, who lives in New York but talked on the phone with his son daily. He traveled to St. Lucie County immediately after learning of the crash.
Christian's parents would not talk about their son's condition Saturday because of the Florida Highway Patrol's ongoing investigation into the crash. FHP has not reported a change in the condition for the 16-year-old, which was critical.
The family is beginning to make memorial arrangements for Christian, who lost control of the car he was driving early Wednesday morning on Orange Avenue near South 33rd Avenue.
He had two friends in the car. One, Timothy Green, remains hospitalized in Lawnwood. His twin brother, Peter Green, has been released from the hospital.
Lincoln Park baseball coach Matthew Walters said whenever the memorial is scheduled, it will be held at Tradition Field in Port St. Lucie.
"He accomplished so much in his life," Madeline Medina said about her baseball-playing son who also excelled at the violin and chess.
The beginning of the final week of Christian's life started with yet another achievement. Last Sunday, he was part of the battery of the Treasure Coast Tigers in a no-hitter in a South Florida Travel Baseball League game. As catcher, Christian caught the strikes hurled by Michael "Crispy" Crispino through seven innings of no-hit ball.
"I told him he needed to learn all nine positions, but his heart was there as a catcher," Henry Medina said.
Several of Christian's classmates visited the Medinas at Lawnwood. Some told the family they enjoyed playing baseball with Christian. A freshman told Madeline Medina Christian was the first student at Lincoln Park who invited him to sit at his table at lunch.
"He made me cry," she said about listening to the freshman's story.
Christian's baseball coach said he is leaving a legacy that no one else could leave.
"He's the most respectful kid I've ever been around," Walters said. "I could never questioned his work ethic. He always wanted to be the last player to shake my hand at the end of practice each day."
Madeline Medina said the day of the crash started with her preparing her son's breakfast and lunch. She served him a bowl of mixed berries and packed him a turkey and cheese sandwich with pretzels for lunch.
"We always say 'I love you,' " she said. "Even if we were mad at each other, in case something happens."
16-year-old Port St. Lucie resident Christian Medina is expected to pass away from the injuries he suffered in a car accident Wednesday.
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Russell Nero
Insult to Greatest Injury
I never thought this would be true
I never thought this day would come so soon
I never thought I would look at the calendar and see it so
Out of the bountiful friends I once had
I'm only down to a handful
Out of the many people I've held close
ones I thought would never change
here it is a new season
and they're changing like the leaves
I can't say I know what's going on
I cab't say I know what went wrong
cause I don't really know
but it was my mistake
my mistake for believing
I could run, I could run
run away from everything
run away from you
run away from our growing empty space
and return like the snap of a finger
and just like that, find you running back into my arms
I guess the blow to the head caused me to forget
forget distance hates me, hates you
forget that you get lonely too
but I guess she forgot that I said
I wanted no one else, no else but her
I said it in love letter
I said it, I said it
I promised nothing more but to be the best
but here I stand in line as second best once again
Does my cycle ever end
And to reclaim my place in line
I have to say...
but how many times have I said the things I need to say
Too many count, too many days too late
So all I'm good for is a day late friend
So all I'm good for is a loser in disguise
No, I'm a loser on the outside
I thought things would change this year
or so I thought
I thought I was more than a hopeless romantic
well so I thought
I thought I was...
but no...
All I'm good for is a place holder
All I'm good for is holding someone else's place in line
All I'm good for is a doormat to walk all over
while I wear is a t-shirt that says day late friend
Insult to greatest injury
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Please don't mention the name that should never be spoken regarding the Trek universe - it's his warped alternate universe that moves from 1 explosion/chase/esplosion to the next every 30 seconds - it seems that has become the lenght of American's ability to stay focased on a scene these days - truely sad. American tv and movies follow this 30 second scene rule it seems - I guess they go with the scientific studies to show that the avg adults attention span has dropped massively over the last 30 years and continues to drop. You can't really have many blockbusters with actual story telling these days
Hate to tell you but its not just America, its everywhere. Though I agree the art of story telling is rare these days in modern world.
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SHELBYVILLE, IL. — Central A&M softball went to Ramsey and, after an early deficit, rolled over the Rams scoring 10 unanwered runs and winning, 10-1.
Taylor Jordan went 2-for-3 with a double and Allison Kresin went 3-for-4 with two doubles. Jordan had a hit in the 1st, but was stranded.
Kimberlin led off the Ramsey 1st with a single, went to 2nd on a wild pitch, stole 3rd, and scored on an error, 1-0.
A&M tied the game in the 2nd. Kresin led off with a single and went to 2nd on a wild pitch. On a dropped 3rd strike Kresin went to 3rd. Collins grounded out to 1st and drove Kresin in for the tie, 1-1.
A&M came back in the 2nd and sparked a 4-run rally. Lexee Smith led off with a single and Kaley Hennings walked. Taylor Jordan reached on an error and Hunter doubled two runs home. Friesner reached on another error and Kresin smacked her first double, the second of the inning for a 5-1 lead.
Smith and the Raiders retired Ramsey in order in the 3rd. A&M went in order in the 4th. Ramsey had a single in the 4th and a walk, but couldn't score.
In the 5th, Taylor Jordan led off with a double and Hunter reached on an error. Friesner walked and stole 2nd. Kresin grounded out, but drove in a run, 7-1 A&M.
A&M came back in the 6th and added another run. Kayla Gibson led off with a single. Hennings singled and Jordan walked to load the bases. Miller grounded out, but drove in the run, 8-1.
In the top of the 7th, A&M scored two more runs for good measure. KLresin smacked her second double. Olivia Jordan single3d and Collins reached on an error. Smith grounded out, but drove in a run for the 10-1 lead.


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European stock markets ended on a downbeat note, as concerns about when Greece would receive its next round of bailout aid damped sentiment ahead of a meeting of euro-zone finance ministers.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index lost 0.3%, to 269.53, marking the fourth straight day of declines.
"We're technically in a sweet spot for the market right now and typically markets want to go higher from November to January. But there are a couple of things that are holding us back," said Philippe Gijsels, head of research at BNP Paribas BNP.FR -0.65% BNP Paribas S.A. France: Paris €49.07 -0.32 -0.65% Aug. 22, 2014 5:35 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3.18M P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap €61.55 Billion Dividend Yield 3.06% Rev. per Employee €513,176 08/22/14 Luxottica to Discuss CEO's Pos... 08/22/14 CEZ Likely to Bid for Enel Sta... 08/21/14 European Stocks Rose Tracking ... More quote details and news » Fortis Capital Markets.
He pointed to the concerns over Greece, jitters about Spain not having formally requested a bailout, and worries about the looming "fiscal cliff" in the U.S., a mix of tax increases and spending cuts if a budget deal isn't reached by year-end.
"The fact that there are no solutions yet means markets start to get hesitant. We're basically flat compared to the end of the summer and markets are in wait-and-see mode," he said. If they can be resolved, Mr. Gijsels said, "markets could rally 10% going into the end of the year."
In corporate news on Monday, Telecom Italia TIT.MI -1.25% Telecom Italia S.p.A. Italy: Milan €0.83 -0.01 -1.25% Aug. 22, 2014 5:34 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 47.55M P/E Ratio 11.89 Market Cap €15.37 Billion Dividend Yield 2.40% Rev. per Employee €307,788 08/21/14 Brazil's Anatel Will Hold Airw... 08/21/14 Brazilian Court Gives Green Li... 08/14/14 Telecom Italia Confirms It Is ... More quote details and news » jumped 4.2% after it said Egyptian businessman Naguib Sawiris had expressed interest in acquiring a stake in the carrier
PSA Peugeot Citroën UG.FR -0.93% Peugeot S.A. France: Paris €10.66 -0.10 -0.93% Aug. 22, 2014 5:35 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2.17M P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap €8.42 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee €274,251 07/30/14 European Car Makers Paint Murk... 07/30/14 Peugeot Citroën Automobile Uni... 07/30/14 Global Firms See Risks in New ... More quote details and news » added 3.6%. Fitch Ratings said a French state guarantee of as much as €7 billion ($8.9 billion) on the car maker's coming bond issuance will benefit the French car maker, allowing it to offer cheaper loans to customers. The guarantee, however, could also limit the firm's independence, Fitch said.
Heading in the other direction, Davide Campari-Milano CPR.MI -1.20% Davide Campari-Milano S.p.A. Italy: Milan €5.77 -0.07 -1.20% Aug. 22, 2014 5:30 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 733,927 P/E Ratio 21.46 Market Cap €3.39 Billion Dividend Yield 1.39% Rev. per Employee €378,278 08/14/14 Throwing a Dinner Party? Creat... 06/27/14 Book Review: 'Vodka' by Victor... 06/25/14 You Say Cachaça, I Say Bottoms... More quote details and news » lost 5.9%, as the spirits and beverages company said conditions in Italy likely would remain volatile in the fourth quarter.
Greece grabbed attention as investors looked for developments in the country's efforts to secure its next round of bailout money.
On Monday, Parliament passed its 2013 budget, as expected, a move seen as necessary for Greece to qualify for the next round of financial aid. The budget's approval comes ahead of a meeting of euro-zone finance ministers later Monday, with Greece likely to top the agenda.
Analysts at Société Générale GLE.FR +0.08% Societe Generale S.A. France: Paris €37.54 +0.03 +0.08% Aug. 22, 2014 5:39 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4.29M P/E Ratio 17.39 Market Cap €30.20 Billion Dividend Yield 2.66% Rev. per Employee €2,153,730 08/21/14 Citi Japan Unit's Clients Seen... 08/20/14 Highflying palladium may be he... 08/15/14 CoCos Start to Feel the Stress More quote details and news » said in a note that it "seems unlikely that any agreement [to disburse the aid] will be finalized at that time."
The Athens General Index slumped 3.6%, to 772.85, with National Bank of Greece ETE.AT +1.55% National Bank of Greece S.A. Greece: Athens €2.62 +0.04 +1.55% Aug. 22, 2014 5:25 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7.76M P/E Ratio 2.50 Market Cap €9.12 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee €187,931 08/13/14 Greece's Recession Eases in Se... 07/23/14 European Commission Approves O... 05/30/14 Piraeus Loss Narrows on Fewer ... More quote details and news » tumbling 14%.
In the U.S., the Dow Jones Industrial Average erased losses to trade in positive territory in midday trading, up less than 0.1%, to 12816.72.
In Asia, a Chinese trade report supported sentiment, while Japanese stocks were weighed down by discouraging growth figures.
The Japanese government said gross domestic product in the third quarter shrank 0.9%, or 3.5% on an annualized basis. Japan's Nikkei Stock Average fell 0.9%, to 8676.44.
China reported over the weekend a wider-than-expected trade surplus in October, although there was a decline in imports, most notably in copper. The Shanghai Composite rose 0.5%, to 2079.27, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index edged up 0.2%, to 21430.30.
In Frankfurt, the DAX index gained 0.1%, to 7168.76. Deutsche Lufthansa LHA.XE -0.08% Deutsche Lufthansa AG Germany: Xetra €13.20 -0.01 -0.08% Aug. 22, 2014 5:35 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4.06M P/E Ratio 13.89 Market Cap €6.09 Billion Dividend Yield 3.41% Rev. per Employee €251,493 08/18/14 There's Hope For European Airl... 08/08/14 Airstrikes Stoke Relief in Ira... 08/08/14 FAA Bans U.S. Airlines From Fl... More quote details and news » gained 1.1%, as the airline said passenger volume for October rose 2.7% on the year.
In London, the FTSE 100 index was marginally lower at 5767.27. InterContinental Hotels Group IHG +0.77% InterContinental Hotels Group PLC ADS U.S.: NYSE $38.04 +0.29 +0.77% Aug. 22, 2014 8:01 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 199,275 AFTER HOURS $38.01 -0.03 -0.08% Aug. 22, 2014 9:16 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 575 P/E Ratio 32.44 Market Cap $8.90 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $235,132 More quote details and news » rose 1.4%, after Exane BNP Paribas lifted the firm to "outperform" from "neutral."
Defense firm Cobham tumbled 9.7%, after it warned that profitability in 2013 would be lower than what is expected for 2012.
In Paris, the CAC-40 index dropped 0.4%, at 3411.65. Publicis Groupe PUB.FR +0.40% Publicis Groupe S.A. France: Paris €55.47 +0.22 +0.40% Aug. 22, 2014 5:38 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 431,331 P/E Ratio 17.00 Market Cap €12.11 Billion Dividend Yield 1.61% Rev. per Employee €111,266 08/18/14 Ad Staffers Are Going Back To ... 08/15/14 Interpublic Working With Banks... 07/24/14 Elliott Takes 6.7% Stake In In... More quote details and news » rose 1.7% as the advertising and public-relations company said revenue rose 7% in October.
Compagnie de Saint-Gobain SGO.FR -1.04% Compagnie de Saint-Gobain S.A. France: Paris €37.77 -0.40 -1.04% Aug. 22, 2014 5:35 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.92M P/E Ratio 22.53 Market Cap €21.67 Billion Dividend Yield 1.64% Rev. per Employee €224,963 More quote details and news » lost 1.2%, as Moody's Investors Service changed the outlook on the construction firm to "negative" from "stable."
In Stockholm, SAS rose 2.3%, as the airline swung to a net profit in the third quarter from the year-ago period. The company also provided details of a restructuring plan announced in September, aiming at asset divestitures valued at about three billion kronor ($445 million) plus annual savings of about the same amount.
In Copenhagen, shipping and energy company A.P. Moeller-Maersk MAERSK-B.KO -0.42% A.P. Moeller-Maersk A/S Series B Denmark: OMX DKK14,340.00 -60.00 -0.42% Aug. 22, 2014 4:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19,480 P/E Ratio 18.98 Market Cap DKK310.88 Billion Dividend Yield 1.95% Rev. per Employee DKK3,290,850 08/19/14 Europe Stocks Extend Gains for... 08/19/14 Maersk Raises Outlook on Stron... 08/06/14 U.S. Regulators Clear Hapag-Ll... More quote details and news » added 1.7% after a well-received third-quarter earnings report.
In commodities markets, crude oil was down 0.7%, to $85.50 a barrel, in midafternoon trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Gold was off 0.2%, to $1,727.80 a troy ounce. The dollar was down slightly against both the euro and yen.


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Indiana University Router Proxy
Router Proxy is a web-based perl-driven management tool specifically designed for Cisco, Juniper, HP, Force10, and several TL1-based devices. Command output may be retrieved from the remote device in its raw form, or tabular formatted data.5 weekly downloads
The Perl IRC Daemon
An implementation of the modern IRC protocol, meant to be compatible with popular existing IRC clients. It includes SSL support, a feature few other IRC servers have.4 weekly downloads
liberror is a library for C and C++ that addresses the allegedly simply task of printing messages. It is essentially a feature-rich substitute for fprintf with many features like colouring, customisable markup, filterung, buffering, etc.4 weekly downloads
stress_driver stress test tool
stress_driver - general-purpose stress test tool5 weekly downloads
Harvest is a distributed search engine framework. It collects data using various methods like HTTP, FTP, News, local files etc., extracts relevant information, creates indexes and make them searchable using a Web interface. All of the collecting, extracti4 weekly downloads
Utils for TOPPERS
Our goal is to build development utils for TOPPERS. TOPPERS is a uITRON4.0 specification real time kernel distributed as free.4 weekly downloads
The Xims Project
The Xims Project aims to develop a web-based eXtensible Information Management System, built to especially suit the needs of academic and educational infrastructures.1 weekly downloads
Recursive LDD
Recursive implementation of List Dynamic Dependencies (LDD)2 weekly downloads
OpenAanval Console
OpenAanval - The Open Source version of the Commercial Aanval Console - A full featured advanced Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Console for Snort. Real-time LIVE event monitoring, comprehensive statistics, multi-user, email / audio alerting, IP marking3 weekly downloads
eubirdb - birdwatching DB and software
eubirdb is a bird(watchers) DB for name translation (scientific,it,en,fr,de,sp,nl) and retrieval, wants to be a base for birdwatchers (and ornithologists) software&data (checklist,img,...). Currently for EU(ring) aims to worldwideness. See forums for mor3 weekly downloads
Erwin Data Structures and Tools
Tool for generating libraries of void*-free data structures in C and C++. No C++ templates: files are generated. Some tools are included: assertion macros, symbols, C interface wrap around C++ libs, extract docs.2 weekly downloads
Interstructures Management Framework
InterStructures a Linux System Administration platform built using MMC familiar to systems administrators.It is a complete server administration platform integrating Linux and Windows servers and providing intuitive and easy point and click administratio2 weekly downloads
NOTE: I couldn't keep up this project to align with latest Unicode spec. Not sure I may be continuing. You can try Myanmar3 from Myanmar NLP or WinUniInnwa or something for a better compliant font. ~Victor --- [This is UniBurma - UniMM project workshop area. This project currently have two productions, UniBurma and UniMM. For more descriptive info about this project, please visit http://unimm.org/. You can browse lastest source from SVN trunk.]2 weekly downloads
Work Tracking Facilitator
Work Tracking Facilitator (WTF) is a simple time tracking system designed to minimize the amount of time users spend tracking time. It tracks project time, non-project tasks, and notes daily. Reports and administrative features exist for managers.2 weekly downloads
The spasm perl anti-spam milter is a SPAM filter for sendmail. Current features include logging & quarantine of rejected spam, fully virtualized settings for domains; individual white / blacklists, & over 24 filters, that can be set individually...2 weekly downloads
Easy CGI Scripts
Cgi scripts project done in Perl. This project aims to make CGI easy to be used with perl, without using any other CGI modules, to make it machine transparent.1 weekly downloads
IU Visible Backbone
The IU Visible Backbone is a tool which allows XML data collection from a set of Juniper Networks routers, and provides both web-based and SOAP-based access to this data.1 weekly downloads
Audio environment for blind men
Audio environment for blind men; we have a linux box with: - audio database track - play, rec with keys command adapt to blind men - work with synthetizer throw simple messages in console DoDo list: - mixer and mount track functionalities - i1 weekly downloads
CIS Benchmark for OS X
This is an attempt to port the CIS Benchmark tool (http://cisecurity.org/index.html) to OS X from its Linux implementation. This project is working on taking the source from the Level 1 Linux implementation, written in Perl, and porting it to OS X. The1 weekly downloads