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Carol-Shea Porter: It will take compromise and courage to solve sequester impasse
On Tuesday, I went to the floor of the House of Representatives to say we should do more than just one simple vote a day (Tuesday's only real vote was to develop an academic competition, Monday's was to rename a flight facility), and that we really needed to work on the biggest issue - a sequester compromise.
Suddenly, Republican Speaker John Boehner walked in, repeated his comments about how the House had already passed two bills last Congress to avert the sequester, blamed the Democrats for holding out for a compromise bill, and departed.
While I was there to talk about a compromise to avoid the sequester, the Speaker, the only one who actually can make that happen in the House, basically told anyone watching CSPAN that he had already done his part, that he was finished.
So goes a typical day in Washington. A few insults are hurled at the Senate and around the House, and everyone goes home, a day's work left undone. No debate on jobs. No debate on fair and careful deficit reduction. No legislative solutions offered, none voted upon. And when the sequester hits if Congress does not compromise, we will see the consequences - jobs lost in New Hampshire and across America, many Americans finding it even harder to get by.
Remember the "jobs, jobs, jobs" campaign chant? I can't even hear a whisper of the word now in the House, because everyone is yelling so loudly about the sequester. Is there a path to a solution here? I do believe there is, but it will call for compromise and courage.
Both parties agree the debt is too large. We may not agree on what spending was necessary, but we all agree that going forward, we need to reduce the debt. Since Congress already passed a first round of cuts, amounting to $1.5 trillion in discretionary cuts (which caused the economy to contract last quarter), we should now compromise and limit and slow down a second round, so we can absorb it. We should scrutinize and reduce spending where appropriate, but do it gradually, so we do not shock the economy, increase joblessness, and slow down our recovery. The sequester will cut $85 billion this year, and $1.2 trillion over 10 years. That is too severe for a fragile economy.
The sequester will hurt both defense and domestic programs. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says the sequester will reduce economic growth in 2013 by one-third. These cuts will make us lose about a million jobs, force federal workers to take furloughs and lose 20 percent of their pay, and hack services that range from Meals on Wheels to school aid, from work at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to work in the National Guard. Hospitals will suffer, nonprofits will struggle, and small and large businesses will feel the pain also, when people are laid off and cannot spend. Everyone will feel the pain eventually because the sequester calls for the axe to fall evenly across the federal government, half the cuts coming from defense and half coming from domestic programs. The only group that is happy about this is the group that largely caused this, the tea party. As the Washington Post reported on Tuesday, "Although Democratic and Republican leaders are pointing fingers, the tea party and its allies are happily accepting credit for the cuts."
While I believe that many members from both parties would like to work this out, Speaker Boehner and his leadership team control the House. They alone decide what bills will be put on the floor for a vote. To date, they have refused to allow votes on any plans to avert the sequester. They wouldn't even change the schedule so Congress can at least be in session today, the day the sequester hits. We cannot compromise if we aren't there, and we can't vote on a compromise if no compromise bills are brought to the floor for a debate and a vote.
Most Americans want Congress to work together. They want us to reduce costs and find revenue by stopping unnecessary subsidies. They want us to get the job done, but most members of Congress can only do what they are doing - sit, wait, and wonder why we can't have those debates and those votes. Debates and votes require courage and compromise. Maybe that's why we aren't having any, but Americans have a right to demand it.
Carol Shea-Porter represents the 1st District of New Hampshire in the U. S. House.
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I've been thinking a great deal recently about the concept of "reinventing the wheel." In a quest to be new and innovative in design and implementation of rigs, we, as designers, are often limited by the tools available on the market. So it's obviously very frustrating when a concept or tool is merely being replicated and not expanded upon by manufacturers. One very obvious example of a fixture that's seen little to no change over the past 10 or more years is our good friend, the strobe light. When Martin Professional introduced the Atomic 3000 Strobe, it really set the standard, and a good one at that, for most "concert-ready" strobe fixtures made by manufacturers since.
It's a great fixture obviously, and with the color scroller, it's excellent. So I asked myself, "Color and output--what else do I need from a strobe? Why reinvent the wheel?" Or, more importantly, how do we reinvent the wheel?
I believe it's with this in mind that the folks at TMB set out to create the Solaris LED Flare, one of the Live Design 2012-13 Lighting Products of the Year, and just like our good friends at Michelin and Goodyear, no one reinvented the wheel, but they certainly added to it.
The Solaris LED Flare is ostensibly an RGBW LED strobe. Unbelievably bright (I mean, can't see anything for five minutes after seeing it) and punchy in any color imaginable, the fixture at first glance is obviously a game-changer. It features 96 units of RGBW LEDs all positioned so the fixture has a really nice, tight 36º output from the fixture. Each unit of LED has the four LEDs positioned at 90º in related to each other to enhance side-angle viewing. This seemingly small detail really excited me, as I've often struggled with side-viewing of LED video walls because, when the LEDs aren't arranged 90º from each other, at an angle one of the RGB LEDs is predominant, thus making the wall appear really red or really blue.
Similar to other strobe units, the LED Flare has an effects mode channel that features your normal array of fun strobe effects. If TMB had stopped there, I would have been sold. It's a powerful strobe, it's color mixing, it has great optics, and it's half the power consumption of a normal 3,000W strobe. It's a total package.
Sometimes it's not about what you need; it's about what you want. TMB was one step ahead of guys like me who always ask what else it can do. TMB has done away with the irritating issue of dip switches, opting for an LCD display that can easily be flipped based on fixture orientation. I found the menu extremely easy to navigate and user-friendly. In the menu, you'll find a plethora of mode options for this fixture. Turns out that there is more than meets the eye with this bad boy. The flare is not only a strobe but also a wash. It's capable of providing a wash while, at the same time, strobing in a different color. I particularly found that having it as a blue wash and then strobing in red provided a really great effect, both on the eye-candy side of looking at the fixture, but also when I used it to wash a surface. I'd imagine a great deal of innovative looks and effects could be generated by just this feature alone.
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Q4 2012 Has Strongest Earnings Beat Rate in Two Years
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Thanks to Justin and Paul at the Notorious B.I.G. we get the following look at where this current earnings season (results from calendar Q4 2012) ranks among the last few years' worth of reporting periods. Turns out, this is the best earnings beat rate in a while:
Barring a significant drop in beats next week, this earnings season will be the strongest we've seen for EPS versus estimates since Q4 2010. It will also be the strongest revenue beat rate registered since Q2 2011.
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The initial projected state aid picture for the Sayville and Bayport-Blue Point school districts is likely not sitting well with school leaders and board of education members all of whom are gearing up to get proposed spending plans in place in the next two months.
That's because both districts are looking at very small increase percentages.
Not counting building or reorganization aid, the B-BP district is projected to receive a 1.67 percent aid increase, amounting to $201,255 over last year.
Sayville's aid is even less, a .75 percent increase, representing $145,987 more compared to last year.
The good news is that the preliminary aid figures are just that, preliminary.
Last year's initial projections were eventually boosted once state lawmakers approved the state budget in April.
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We wrote about them, but there might actually be some information we didn't cover.
Tragically, our hero Alvin Greene lost. So there will be not be any of his action figures this Christmas. Why do Republicans hate Christmas so much?
Russ Feingold lost. Prop 19 failed. Allan Grayson lost.
But on the other hand, a lot of the worst candidates lost, too. The homeopath-endorser and anti-fluoride conspiracy theorist Sharron Angle lost. Homophobic bestiality enthusiast Carl Paladino lost. The anti-sex activist Christine O'Donnell lost. It looks like Joe Miller will lose to a write-in candidate. Art Robinson, who's a denier of HIV and climate change, lost. The anti-abortion extremist Ken Buck lost. And Mark Reese or Racee or whatever his name is, he lost, too. His name's too un-American, so I can't pronounce it, let alone type it correctly.
So the Republicans have the House now, and the Democrats will keep the Senate. That's what pretty much everybody predicted. It's probably a mistake to think that this is a huge game-changer. The conservative / corporatist wing of the Democratic Party had, since 06, made what the actual numbers will be in the next Congress a reality in practice. So now the actual numbers will reflect the actual situation more accurately.
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Ok it's the Jazz so this is likely a non starter. But the rumor does at least have a decent pedigree behind those spreading it.
But if it happened...
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/10240190/richard-jefferson-utah-jazz-now-potential-trade-target-cleveland-cavaliers- look-move-andrew-bynum
This only works for me if we were to immediately waive Bynum to save on his remaining non guaranteed salary. Once upon a time he was an amazing player with major maturity issues. Now with no knees, about all that's left of value for a team like Utah is the 5 million or so we'd save over having RJ on the books. Let the Lakers or Miami take a chance on him off waivers.
The question is does Cleveland want a shot to make the playoffs still this season. These commentators seem to think they do. The LAL trade for Gasol seems to be stalling over the Lakers demanding youth or picks. For the Jazz, while additional incentive would be great, just our cash savings might be enough to tempt the powers that be to pull the trigger. Anything else would just be gravy.
Suddenly we free up time for Burks and maybe, if Marvin could remember how to play a few minutes at the 3, a little time for Kanter. Meanwhile the Millers save the family roughly 5 million over the balance of this season.
Add in this little silliness via the trade machine just for a maybe conceivable lark...
Phoenix seems for real. While they started the season intending (presumably) to go after a top lottery pick, they are currently a 7th seed playing well and in range potentially clear up to 4th. Could they use a veteran 3/4 who their coach is familiar with (is that good or bad...) throw in Rush to make the salaries work, and Utah gets an expiring injured Okafor who might have an interest in a buyout. Phoenix gets some needed depth at SF via Marvin, save 3 million plus if they hang onto Rush as well, and possibly get a solid 3D player if Rush suddenly finds some inspiration and the ability to become the player he used to be. Again could DL get something additional for our taking on extra salary, perhaps and hopefully, but even without there are viable reasons to do this deal.
If Okafor accepts a buyout we save additional cash in a tough season for the box office, combined with or even only with the savings from the Bynum trade the team is ahead money wise. For those of us who think the team needs additional vet proofing there it is in spades. Additional game time for Burks, Kanter, and Evans, and at least time to really get a look at Gobert, Clark, and anyone else Utah might want to check out. While I suspect we would not be stronger after these trades, we would at least be back on track to see what we have overall with our young team.
Yeah yeah I know Tractics written all over both trades. Is that so bad...


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Regis East Intergenerational Living And Learning Community To Go Back To Land CourtMarch 5, 2009
Weston, MA March 5, 2009 After deliberating for half an hour, the Weston Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on March 4th refused to recognize the educational purpose of Regis East, thus laying the groundwork for sending the case back to Land Court. Regis College officials are confident in the educational purpose of the proposed intergenerational living and learning community and will comment further once last evening's public deliberation of Zoning Board members is put in writing, officially voted upon by the Zoning Board, and filed with the Weston Town Clerk. By order of the Land Court, this must take place on or before March 23.
On March 2nd, Regis President Mary Jane England, MD, Vice President, Finance and Business, Thomas Pistorino, Vice-President, Academic Affairs, Dr. Paula Harbecke, and Dr. Antoinette Hays, Dean of the School of Nursing and Health Professions presented to the Zoning Board of Appeals the rationale for the building of Regis East, the synergies it would create between the east and west parts of the campus, the curriculum and coursework that would be part of the residency requirement for all Senior Scholars living at Regis East, and the internship and other opportunities that Regis East would offer to Regis undergraduate and graduate students. Also present at the discussion on March 2 and the deliberations on March 4 were Regis Trustee Brenda Moran, East Campus Project Manager Mary Adams, and Special Assistant to the President, Dr. M.J. Doherty.
Regis College's mission is to educate all of its attendees from the Children's Center, through its undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and senior scholars. Everyone at Regis is involved in learning. So, too, with the proposed development of the East Campus, which is expected to attract elders eager to be actively engaged in a diverse community devoted to intergenerational learning.
The premise underlying Regis East is that no matter what a person's age, he or she has a capacity to learn and grow and express his or her deeper values – in short, to fulfill his or her infinite potential. Regis East is expected to attract seniors who are well educated and who value and desire lifelong learning. The program will be administered and led by an Academic Dean, who will be responsible to the Office of Academic Affairs. Each Senior Scholar at Regis East will be assigned an academic advisor and a wellness advisor and will have an individual educational plan. Senior Scholars will be required to take at least two academic courses each semester.
Regis nursing, social work, psychology, sociology and management students as well as those in health and fitness programs will have the opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary clinical internships on the East Campus. It will provide all groups of learners the opportunity to have and to understand intergenerational experience. And it will respond to the need to develop geriatrics and gerontology curriculum in higher education, particularly for the health professions.
Through the Regis East program, Regis College would extend to another student population a host of opportunities reflecting the fundamentals of a Regis education. Regis East would be a vital and vibrant articulation of the Regis College motto – "Your potential is infinite. Free it!" – and extend yet another example of "excellence with gentleness" demonstrating the College's commitment to the values of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston.


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Lorena T. Pearman, 93, of Indianola, passed away at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2013, at Vermilion Manor Nursing Home, Danville.
She was born Sept. 28, 1919, in Sidell, the daughter of F.H. and Myrtle (Brooks) McNees, both deceased.
She was united marriage to Charles E. Pearman on Nov. 5, 1934, in Homer until his passing on April 17, 2011.
She will be dearly missed by her daughter, Beverly Ann (Dominic) Bildilli of Indianola; her grandchildren, Pam (Kim) Linne of Danville, Steve (Jeanie) Bildilli of Carbondale, Ind.; her great-grandchildren, Allison Watson of Danville, Ind., Aimee (Jay) Miller of Catlin, Ryan Bildilli of Indianola, and Kelsey (John) Dudley of Georgetown; along with many step-great-grandchildren; her great-great-grandchildren, Alec, Julia, Gavin, Hunter and Colter; her sister, Bonnie Carter of Tilton; and her several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her son, Charles Loren Pearman; and her sister, Fern Alexander.
Lorena was a loving homemaker and was bookkeeper of her husband's business, Pearman's Garage. She also cleaned houses for area residents and really enjoyed tending her flower garden.
A celebration of Lorena's life will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, at Sunset's Houghton-Leasure Funeral Home, Georgetown, with Pastor James Blue officiating. Visitation will be held one hour prior to her service. She will be laid to rest in Woodlawn Cemetery, Indianola.
Memorial donations may be given in her name to: Vermilion Manor Nursing Home or a church of donor's choice. Please join her family in sharing memories through her Tribute Wall at www.sunsetfuneralhome.com.


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12:10pm Thursday 13th December 2012 in News By Barbara Jordan, Chief Reporter
REHEARSALS are well under way for Halton's festive panto, Jack and The Beanstalk.
Coronation Street actor Bruno Langley, the soap's first gay character, Todd Grimshaw, is playing the leading role at the fun-filled show which opens at The Brindley on Friday, December 14.
Bruno said: "Rehearsals are going really well.
"We are really gellling as a cast and having a lot of fun.
"The schedule is hard work, but it will all be worth it to see people's faces on the opening night."
Bruno plays Jack Trott opposite Camille Mesnart, from TV's talent search Over The Rainbow, who is Jill.
Brookside's Sarah White adds more stardust to the cast as the fairy godmother.
Nick Newbould is Silly Billy, Paula Bell plays Queen Blunderbore, Jamie Greer is Dame Trot and Joshua Mumby is Fleshcreep.
The show runs until Sunday, January 13, 2013.
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The draft is a little more than 9 days away and I thought I would get a discussion going for your favorite draft scenario. Here is mine as I also included my free agent signings.
1. Trade back with Orlando to get Mo Harkless and #2 pick (I actually prefer Tobias Harris, but Harkless came on later in the year).
2. Draft Alex Len with #2 pick (if you really want Len, then you should just trade back for him, also you can get Noel here too.)
3. Trade 31, 33 to Dallas for #13
4. Draft Kentavious Caldwell-Pope with #13 pick (I would be fine the Shabbazz here too.
5. Trade CJ Miles,Marreese Speights and #19 for Danny Granger
6. Sign Seth Curry as undrafted free agent.
7. Sign Oden, Redick, and trade Ellington to a team for a pick.
PG: Irving, Livingston, Curry
SG: Waiters, Caldwell-Pope (Shabazz?), Redick
SF: Granger, Harkless, Gee
PF: Thompson, AV
C: Len (Noel?), Oden, Zeller


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Polynauts The Movie: Episode 8 - I am Bad, and That's Good (Week 3)
New week, new shows, new movies and more news. This is your place to come and chat up your movies, shows, and all that jazz. So with out further delay.
Girl Meet's World
It would appear that Disney wants to revise Boy Meet's World. But with a spin off show sequel. One that follows Cory and Topanga's daughter. I am unsure How to take this or how I would feel about it. I loved Boy Meets World and if this is to come to light and former cast members make a return then I'm happy. Source
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Walking Dead
Dear TV Gods, I want to thank you for bring on a new show runner for this show, you have made me a happy watcher.
Last nights episode was needless to say, epic. A lost of things went down in the prison some things that will and should change the course of the charters and the show. Which is good. With out giving any spoilers away, I will say that like in the comics, everyone is now expendable. There is no safe haven in the Zombie apocalypse. Which is why I think this show works so well. It is about survival at it's core, yet our heroes feel like they can have a peaceful life and still live that dream. But those days are over. There is and never will be a happy ending.
Boardwalk Empire
This was a rather dull episode. But not dull in the way you would think. There has been a lot of build up between episodes and in the back ground. As I told someone before this show is a slow burn. With so many gears moving it sometimes takes time for things to get in motion. While there are some parts that just need to be replaced (Margaret Thompson). But dull episodes in Boardwalk always leads to either a new direction, and a full explosion of awesomeness.
First dates are supposed to be awesome right? But would you bring a third person on a first date? What about a life coach? Well that's what Dallas did when she and Gorge went on their first date. It's good that they both finally go together but it seems they both see things in a different light. As Dallas always seems to do it a bit overboard. That is what make it comedy gold.
Side Effect
Escape From Planet Earth
A Haunted House
Wreck It Ralph
Our own Breadknight from Crisis on Infinite Polygons, saw Wreck it Ralph over the weekend, and put up a review. You should check it out. Yes I mean his review and the movie. I saw and I know a few other saw it. And boy was it full of awesome. Not as funny as you might think, but it's as Breadknight put it, a video game movie that get's video games. Here's a taste.
Wreck-It-Ralph is doing it's absolute hardest to change this. Not only does this movie tell a genuinely good story but the amount of gamer in jokes and cameos(Including one....weird one) is staggering. It's also a pretty good look at the change that games have undergone in the last 30 years.
While older game movies would simply attempt to adapt thin stories into something that could be told in two hours, stretching thin plots, characters and action. Ralph instead tells it's own tale, a dejected classic game villain wishes to be accepted among the "good guys" after a comment from one of the npc's in his game he believes the only way to do this is to win a medal. To do this he leaves his own game and heads for something....a bit more modern.
Finally I have a Pixar short film for you all to enjoy. Something I hope will brighten up your monday and set a ton for the rest of the week. Enjoy see you next week guys.


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It's been asked before, but I'll ask again. Will there ever be polls allowed in forums by users?
If yes, then when.
If not then why not.
Many other tech site forums allow polls with no issues, they don't seem to have some aversion to allowing them to exist.
But nothing on the verge. I can't poll people here to see how many want an android tablet vs an ios tablet, or which android brand they prefer. Is that intentional? I want answers. I want the truth.
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Um, comparing Martin and Chambliss across a wide variety of issues (universal health care, energy, social issues), I support Martin. It is extremely rare in Georgia for a state-wide politician to ran as a liberal nowadays.
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It was a busy day on campus as the University of Montana celebrated its 121st birthday and the Blackstone LaunchPad program had its grand opening.
The public was invited to check out projects done by UM students and cupcakes and entertainment for the birthday celebration.
Blackstone LaunchPad also opened its new office space in the University Center on Thursday.
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An eyewitness to yesterday's crash at Caernarfon Airport has told ITV News "you could tell straight away that something was wrong - [the plane] seemed to be flying too low and too slow."
Jean Hewitt, who owns a caravan at Morfa Lodge Caravan Park, adjoining to the airport, said: "We're used to seeing planes come over the park and this one wasn't flying like the others."
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Shakespeare's presentation of women in his plays demonstrates his feelings about women and their roles in society. As our guide to the types of female roles in Shakespeare demonstrates, women had less freedom than their male counterparts in Shakespeare's Time.
Shakespeare's Women
High-born women are presented as "possessions" to be passed between fathers and husbands. In most cases, they are socially restricted and unable to explore the world around them without chaperones. These women were coerced and controlled by the men in their lives.
Broadly speaking, female characters that sexually aware are more likely to be lower class. Shakespeare allows them more freedom to explore their sexuality, perhaps because their low-status renders them socially harmless. However, women are never totally free in Shakespeare's plays: if not owned by husbands and fathers, many low class characters are owned by their employers.
Women in power are treated with distrust by Shakespeare. They have questionable morals. For example, Gertrude in Hamlet marries her husband's murdering brother and Lady Macbeth coerces her husband into murder. For these women, the penalty for their scheming ways is normally death.
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(VOV) – Vietnam attaches importance to developing the ties of traditional friendship and comprehensive cooperation with Cambodia, Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong has said.
Trong was speaking while receiving Cambodia's National Assembly Chairman Heng Samrin in Hanoi on October 12.
He congratulated Cambodia on its recent successful parliamentary election, with the Cambodia People's Party (CPP) claiming victory and Heng Samrin elected National Assembly Chairman.
He expressed his belief under the rule of King Norodom Sihamoni and the leadership of the National Assembly, Senate and royal government, Cambodian people will surmount difficulty, maintain stability and build a prosperous nation.
Trong assured his guest Vietnam gives top priority to developing traditional relations with Cambodia for peace, stability, cooperation and development in the region and the world at large.
Chairman Heng Samrin conveyed condolences of King Norodom Sihamoni, the CPP, National Assembly, Senate and people of Cambodia to the Party, State, National Assembly and people of Vietnam over the recent passing of General Vo Nguyen Giap.
He spoke highly of General Giap's significant contributions to Vietnam's past struggles against colonialists and imperialists for national independence and the current process of national construction and defence.
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Collaborative research programme focuses on electric motors for low carbon emission vehicles
June 15, 2012 // Julien Happich
Next-generation electric motors for low carbon emission vehicles are the target of a new collaborative research programme to be led by Cobham Technical Services.
The project, 'Rapid Design and Development of a Switched Reluctance Traction Motor', will also involve partners Jaguar Land-Rover and engineering consultancy Ricardo UK, and is co-funded by the Technology Strategy Board.
As part of its work in the project, Cobham will develop multi-physics software and capture the other partners methodology in order to design, simulate and analyse the performance of high efficiency, lightweight electric traction motors that eliminate the use of expensive magnetic materials. Using these new software tools JLR and Ricardo will design and manufacture a prototype switched reluctance motor that addresses the requirements of luxury hybrid vehicles.
The project is one of 16 collaborative R&D programmes to have won funding from the UK government-backed Technology Strategy Board and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), which have agreed to invest 10 million aimed at achieving significant cuts in CO2 emissions for vehicle-centric technologies. The total value of this particular motor project is 1.5 million, with half the amount funded by the Technology Strategy Board/BIS, and the rest by the project partners.
According to Kevin Ward, Director of Cobham Technical Services - Vector Fields Software, Design software for switched reluctance motors is at about the same level as diesel engine design software when it was first introduced. Cobham will develop its existing SRM capabilities to provide the consortium with enhanced tools based on the widely used Opera suite for design, finite element simulation and analysis. In addition to expanding various facets of Operas electromagnetic capabilities, we will investigate advanced integration with our other multi-physics software, to obtain more accurate evaluation of model related performance parameters such as vibration. Design throughput will also be enhanced via more extensive parallelisation of code and developing an environment which captures the workflow of the design process.
According to Dr Andrew Atkins, chief engineer innovation, at Ricardo UK, the development of technologies enabling the design of electric vehicle motors that avoid the use of expensive and potentially carbon-intensive rare-earth metals, is a major focus for the auto industry.
The project has a three year timetable, at the end of which improved design tools and processes will be in place to support rapid design, helping to accelerate the uptake of this technology into production. Aside from the need to further reduce CO2 emissions from hybrid vehicles by moving to more efficient and lower weight electric motors, there is an urgent requirement to eliminate the use of rare earth elements, which are in increasingly short supply and have risen ten-fold in cost in recent years. Virtually all electric traction motors currently used in such applications employ permanent magnets made from materials such as neodymium-iron-boron and samarium-cobalt. Since switched reluctance motors do not use permanent magnets, they are likely to provide the ideal replacement technology. However, one of the main challenges of the project will be to produce a torque-dense motor that is also quiet enough for use in luxury vehicles.
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Macmillan is delighted to announce that Dr Rod Macrorie and Dr Lucy Martin have been appointed as Macmillan GP Facilitators in Sandwell and Dudley.
They will be working for the next three years with doctors, district nurses and other healthcare professionals in the community, to ensure that people with cancer receive the best possible treatment and care.
Macmillan GP Facilitators form a key link between GPs and the hospitals, so that the whole cancer journey is improved. This might be through ensuring that people are seen within a two-week period if they suspect they have cancer, or by making sure that people who wish to die at home are able to do so.
Tudor Humphreys, Macmillan Development Manager, said, "We are extremely pleased to have appointed Dr Macrorie and Dr Martin as Macmillan GP Facilitators. They are the first Macmillan GPs locally and I know that they will be an excellent source of expertise, training and support."
Dr Martin said, "My role will mean working with other GPs and health professionals across Dudley. I want to improve the awareness and early detection of cancer so that people have the best possible chance of survival. I will also be supporting colleagues across the area in following the best practice when it comes to palliative and end-of-life care."
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New website provides student resources for safe living
A new website linked from the Student Affairs home page provides students with a broad range of safety and community living information as they return to campus this fall.
"We wanted to provide a one-stop shop where students could find information about staying safe and being good neighbours. We also wanted to publicize the many services that are available to students through Queen's, the City of Kingston, and the local Kingston community," says Roxy Denniston-Stewart, Associate Dean of Student Affairs.
The website is the result of collaborative efforts from members of several university departments, including Campus Security; Health, Counselling and Disability Services; the Human Rights Office; Town-Gown Relations; and ITServices.
Students visiting the site will find information about topics ranging from fire safety and property standards to social networking privacy tips and email harassment.
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Leftover Turkey Tetrazzini Recipe
- 1 package (7 ounces) thin spaghetti, broken in half
- 2 cups cubed cooked turkey
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1 cup milk
- 1/2 teaspoon poultry seasoning
- 1/8 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1 tablespoon shredded Parmesan cheese
- Minced fresh parsley
- Cook spaghetti according to package directions. Drain and place in a greased 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish. Top with turkey; set aside.
- In a large skillet, saute the mushrooms and onion in butter until tender. Whisk in the soup, milk, poultry seasoning and mustard until blended. Add cheddar cheese; cook and stir over medium heat until melted. Pour over turkey.
- Sprinkle with mozzarella and Parmesan cheeses (dish will be full). Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until heated through. Sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 4-6 servings.
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I made this recipe for dinner tonight. I followed the recipe exactly except I added an extra cup of mushrooms. My husband who is not a big fan of new dishes had three servings! A guest and myself both gave it a thumbs up. I used turkey I had frozen from another dinner. Almost all the other ingredients are ones I usually have on hand.
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A family favorite! Great with tuna, too. We leave out the mushrooms and use cream of chicken instead of cream of mushroom. Easy to double.
I added garlic and steamed broccoli however it was dry. Next time I will double liquid. It has a good flavor!
A nice comfort food meal. I loved the flavor, it wasn't too saucy, which has turned me off of tetrazzini before. Also, a very quick meal to get to the table! We will be making this again to use up Thanksgiving leftover!!!
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Armed Forces Day will honour district's service personnel - past and present
7:02am Wednesday 25th June 2014 in News
Tributes will be paid and services held as Bradford district honours servicemen and women past and present on Armed Forces Day.
Events in Bradford, Baildon , Keighley and Skipton will mark the occasion on Saturday.
In Bradford, the 144 Army Cadet Band will lead a parade of standard bearers into City Park to begin the drumhead service shortly before 11am.
That will be followed by an outdoor concert featuring the Bradford Metro Concert Band and the West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service band.
To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of World War One, there will also be an afternoon of children's activities, live music, street theatre, exhibitions, a tea dance, food and war vehicles until 8pm.
Also in Bradford, at the New Inn in Thornton Road, Thornton, a family-friendly Poppy Appeal event will feature live bands, barbecue, beer tent, bouncy castle, cake stalls and tombola. A spokesman said: "Come along and enjoy the day supporting all those who have served and all who are in service."
In Baildon, sculptures celebrating the armed services, and reflecting the issues that military personnel past and present face, will be unveiled.
The Yorkshire Armed Forces Sculpture Trail is at Ferniehurst Dell and features numerous sculptures by different artists. It was made possible by Baildon town councillor Ian Lyons, with help from Titus Salt School, the Armed Forces Community Covenant Committee, Baildon Town Council, Baildon Mechanics Institute and Bradford Council.
The trail's grand opening is at the Baildon Road park between 1pm and 5pm.
Keighley's first Armed Forces Day will feature a tribute to the services and a host of activities.
Organiser Andrew Spence said: "The aim is to provide people with a fun family day out but also build support and recognition for our armed forces."
The day will begin with a half-hour service at Town Hall Square, from 10.15am.
It will be followed at 11am with a ceremony at Cliffe Castle, and then several hours of activities in the grounds of the museum. The Yorkshire Regiment recruitment team – led by Sgt Gavin Dillon – will be providing an inflatable assault course and military vehicles.
There will also be military vehicles on display, crafts, drill and radio demonstrations, a barbecue, and face painting.
The Northwest 101st Airborne will be present with several vehicles.
In Skipton, the day's celebrations will begin at 10am and will include displays by civil war re-enactors The Sealed Knot and Haworth Home Guard, music from Skipton Brass Band, the town's Royal British Legion band and the local ATC band as well as stalls along the High Street, which will be closed to traffic.
The event will end with the rededi-cation of the war memorial at the top of the High Street at about 4pm.
In Ilkley, staff at the Lister Arms will be marking the day by wearing 1940s dress, hosting cadets and offering punters the chance to win a luxury hamper, with celebratory pies and cakes also on sale.
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Study: Nearly 70 percent who sought counseling before becoming delinquent were current 18 months later
Study: Nearly 70 percent who sought counseling before becoming delinquent were current 18 months later
Steve Bergsman
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Since the onset of Great Recession and the subsequent housing crisis, hundreds of thousands of homeowners have lost their residences.
However, there were also thousands of other homeowners who were close to the desperate edge but managed to make it through those trying times because they were counseled by professionals who steered them past the economic shoals.
While it looks like the worst is over for homeowners, there's still much trouble in paradise and organizations that do counseling have begun to pick up the pace.
In August, Fannie Mae announced it opened an extension of its Los Angeles Mortgage Help Center in the Inland Empire region to provide free education and counseling services to struggling California homeowners. Fannie Mae now has 12 Mortgage Help Centers around the country.
Meanwhile, earlier in the summer, the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) launched a telephone counseling program aimed at helping homeowners in six states who are facing foreclosure.
According to NCLR, residents of Arizona, Colorado, Michigan, Nevada, Utah and Washington will be able to call the new hotline to speak with housing counselors who will help them navigate through the options of applying for a loan modification, short sale or refinance, or submitting a claim of wrongful foreclosure.
All this activity seemed to me to be late in the game -- after all, the housing market was lifting off the bottom in most cities across the country.
As it turned out, my assumptions were dead wrong.
"We are just halfway through the crisis," said Graciela Aponte, a senior legislative analyst with NCLR. "The first wave was huge and it was mostly about the homeowners who bought high-interest-rate loans or adjustable-rate loans. We've gone through that wave and now we are seeing a different wave, which is economic. Families where the breadwinners have lost their jobs or are only working part time, and their house is worth half of what they bought it for."
So, why the hotline? I asked.
"What we have seen in the last six to nine months are lower numbers coming into the counseling agencies, which is strange because there are a lot of new programs out there that we thought would bring an uptick in our clientele," Aponte said. "It is very confusing on the ground. We are trying to do a larger outreach effort."
All these extra efforts by Fannie Mae and NCLR are important because counseling works. Earlier this year, the results of two studies by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development confirmed the positive impact counseling has on consumers in two distinct situations: buying a home and struggling to stay in a home.
The results:
I checked in with Jo Kerstetter, the vice president of financial education and community relations for Money Management International in Washington, D.C., and asked about the HUD studies.
I figured Kerstetter would know a thing or two about counseling, as hers is a nonprofit organization approved by HUD to deliver a variety of housing counseling services: the Homeowner's HOPE Hotline, first-time homebuyer workshops, and reverse mortgage counseling.
The most significant part of that study, the piece that everyone should take away, according to Kerstetter, "is that nearly 70 percent of the clients who sought counseling before they became delinquent were still in their homes and current on their mortgage at the 18-month follow-up period. The 30 percent who weren't successful were six months behind at the time they entered the counseling."
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