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One local organization wants to make sure its employees focus on the meaning of Martin Luther King, Jr. day.
Resources for Human Development (RHD) in Bethlehem devoted Monday to Martin Luther King, Jr. Day activities and hopes its example will inspire others to do the same.
At RHD the focus is on helping people with a variety of challenges to meet life goals.
But on Martin Luther King, Jr. day, the values-based, non-profit organization celebrated the slain civil rights leader's life by sharing his legacy with staff members and their children.
"Many adolescents, whether they are in grammar school or high school, come to look at Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as another day off from school as opposed to what the day is really about, a commemoration of his contributions to society," said Sydney Anderson, RHD essay contest winner.
RHD employees and their children learn about those contributions through a series of essay contests, crafts and creative discussions.
"He was a good Christian man. He didn't believe that one race was superior to the other," said RHD guest speaker William Robinson.
RHD's central office in Philadelphia has been marking Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in this way for 26 years.
Bethlehem is one of several facilities in 14 states that is following suit.
Organizer Valerie Roseberg says it's important that everyone knows why Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is a national holiday.
"Children need to know why they have the day off. They need to know who the important people are in history. They need to know the things that their parents and grandparents had to go through to get them to where they are," said Roseberg.
Roseberg says today's educational celebration is one she hopes to make a tradition and hopefully inspire other businesses and non-profits to do the same.
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An electronic cigarette was to blame for a terror alert that closed the M6 toll road for more than four hours yesterday.
Bomb disposal experts and counter-terrorism officers were scrambled to the motorway near Lichfield after a passenger on the Megabus service from Preston to London reported seeing vapour coming from a man's bag at around 8am.
The 48 passengers, including at least one young boy, were led from the coach and walked about 300 yards to a cordoned-off area on a closed carriageway. Witnesses described how they came off the coach "one by one holding their arms up" to prove they were not armed. They were then surrounded by officers and searched.
Initial reports suggested that a passenger had been spotted pouring liquid into a bag, which was giving off fumes. Officers trained for chemical, biological and nuclear attacks were sent to the site and decontamination units were set up as part of the pre-prepared response to a major incident.
The closure caused long tailbacks and delays, with both carriageways closed for more than four hours. Nick Jones, who was stopped on the motorway for more than an hour and a half, said that police warned him to stay in his car, keep his windows closed and not to use air conditioning. "I was beginning to feel a little uneasy," he told the BBC. "I was beginning to look around for an escape route."
Police later confirmed there was no terror threat. "The information received concerned a report of vapour escaping from a bag which on investigation turned out to be a health improvement aid for smokers," said a Staffordshire Police spokeswoman.
"We can now confirm that, whilst this was a genuine security alert, the significant concerns reported to us were unfounded."
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Northampton Saints boss Jim Mallinder has drafted in Alan Dickens to take on Paul Grayson's former role on a temporary basis.
Grayson left the Saints on Tuesday by mutual consent and Dickens, who is their academy manager, will take on his responsibilities for an interim period. Dickens has a strong rugby pedigree, having played for 10 years in the Premiership, and has previously run out for Northampton, Saracens, Leeds Carnegie and the Sale Sharks.
Dickens will now look to impress the Saints hierarchy with a view to taking on the role full-time and Mallinder is looking forward to working with him.
"Alan will come in and change things up a bit," Mallinder told the Northampton Chronicle & Echo. "He's got his own ideas, he's his own man, he's doing really well with the academy and the Wanderers, who've had a great season, and we'll see how that goes.
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The city lawyer is at this stage ahead of Mr Simcock for the top job with 12520 votes to his 11723.
Voting closed at 12pm today and the preliminary result will be released about 7.30pm.
Ms Hardaker campaigned on change and transparent governance while Mr Simcock offered a safe pair of hands.
While celebrating with family, friends at a private barbeque, she was this afternoon receiving congratulatory phone calls from local government minster Rodney Hide, as well as the newly elected councillors, Mr Simcock and Mr Redman.
``Bob and I both knew it was close.
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Mayoral candidate Roger Hennebry came a distant third with 4967 votes followed by Lisa Lewis with 951, Andrew Johnstone 413 and Jack Gielen 404.
Meanwhile on council voters have resisted Ms Hardaker's call for fresh blood.
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Incumbent west ward candidate Maria Westphal will be waiting for the preliminary results to be announced by 9pm tonight about whether she will be returning to council with Rates Control Team candidate and radio host Ronny Phillips holding one vote over her for the west ward's sixth seat.
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An independent inquiry has been commissioned into revelations that an 18-year-old Bethlehem College student was behind the wheel of a bus which crashed in Kenya, killing four of their group, including three New Zealanders; doctor Brian Johnston, his wife Grace, and 19-year-old Caitlin Dickson.
Until yesterday, it was reported the driver was Kenyan man Christopher Mmata - one of those killed, and that the actual driver, David Fellows had been told to maintain that story.
Today McCully told reporters at Parliament that a member of the public had given him a ''heads up'' that the school had information ''that the government was not aware of'' and was making arrangements for it to be made public.
He had passed the tip to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, warning that fresh information may come to light. But he denied he was part of a cover-up.
''The New Zealand government was not part of any such arrangement. We've simply said there's a good process that can be followed here. We need to be sensitive to all of the parties involved,'' McCully said.
''I think the school's done a very good job to deal with the different interests that they have to manage here and to show respect for all the parties, and I don't think they need the government pronouncing judgement on that as the go about a difficult task.''
He was not aware of contact from Kenyan authorities wanting to speak to Fellows about the crash. While New Zealand had no extradition treaty with Kenya, as a fellow Commonwealth country there were established procedures should they seek contact.
Prime Minister John Key said the only details he was aware of were from the media.
"My understanding is that the police are notifying the authorities in Kenya, the whole thing looks tragic to me and obviously this is going to be a big burden for that you man to carry for the rest of his life, but the details on what went on and why, I don't have any of those," he said.
"At the end of the day we'll work with them [the Kenyans], as I say, police are in contact with them, so I don't think anyone's trying to hide anything at this point anyway."
Board of Trustees chairman Greg Hollister-Jones said the board had accepted his own recommendation to hold an independent inquiry into the delay of the correct information coming out.
"It won't look into the event of what caused the bus crash, but it will focus on what happened afterwards and way the information emerged."
Hollister-Jones said a private investigator had been hired to carry out the inquiry.
"He needs to clear a few things in his diary but it does need to happen soon, obviously while memories are still relatively fresh and of course before some of the students move on to university."
He said he "could only surmise" that the reason Fellows was not identified as the driver straight away was to get him out of the country and back to New Zealand.
It was understood that shortly before the crash there was a driver swap between Mmata and Fellows.
Principal Eoin Crosbie said immediately after the crash Fellows accepted responsibility, but was quickly told to keep quiet by a group liaison in Kenya until Fellows' family could be informed.
Bethlehem College's liaison in Kenya Calvine Ominde had apparently presumed Mmata was driving, due to where he was found at the scene.
But it also emerged Ominde was the one who told Fellows to keep it quiet that he was in fact driving.
The information appeared to have remained suppressed by the group until everyone had returned.
Hollister-Jones said the board was providing all the support they could to fellows and had helped him gain legal advice.
"He's [Fellows] a young guy that's found himself in an incredibly difficult position.
"I've watched him while he's apologised, and when he's visited one of the families who lost a loved-one and plans are being made to visit the other two. I was impressed."
Hollister-Jones said the inquiry was the right thing to do.
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The College was "very sad" Mmata was attributed as the driver.
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I was lucky enough to get into the beta program as well as get an early chat adapter from Microsoft and while the Dolby digital sound is great the mic does not work with the mixamp.
I have it similar to what we used to do with the 360 with the chat cable from the Mixamp going into the stereo chat adapter then to the controller but for what ever reason the mic doesn't work.
If I unplug the headset from the mixamp and plug it directly into the stereo headset adapter viola everything works except you lose Dolby digital support since it's a Stereo Headset adapter.
Come on Microsoft it shouldn't be this freaking hard!
Before anyone asks yes I have the latest Beta update and have updated my controller.
I reported this on the private Preview Forum but who knows if that's going to get anywhere.
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Did you update the controller with the adapter and mix amp plugged in?
If I don't reply to your post it's because I have you on my ignore list.
Doesn't sound good. Have you got the adapter set to chat only?
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Did you update the controller with the adapter and mix amp plugged in?
Indeed I did. Followed the instructions that came with the headset adapter too by taking the batteries out first.
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Doesn't sound good. Have you got the adapter set to chat only?
Where is that option?
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And that would be my biggest fear. I have both the Astro A40s and a pair of A50s that I just got in December. I got my MS adapter last Thursday from the Microsoft Store and tried it out even though I am not in the beta. What I noticed is that whenever I talked into the mic, the indicator came on everytime in both Battlefield and Plants vs Zombies. I couldnt hear anybody but I figured the adapter was functioning somewhat. If the update coming out this month does not fix that then I am back with headsets that sound great but you cannot use for chat. I am beginning to wonder if I should just buy one of the One specific headsets releasing on the 7th. Or is it possible the beta preview is not working for everything since MS really has the adapter dated to release on the 7th as well but thecMS store shipped early?
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120N7 posted...Doesn't sound good. Have you got the adapter set to chat only?
Not sure. Seem to remember reading it. Probably mistaken.
There was a problem with controller update in initial preview. Use Xbox Preview forums.
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rubberGasket posted...Did you update the controller with the adapter and mix amp plugged in?
There is a thread about this on the Beta forum.


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- Leaked images follow the release of a drawing that claimed to show a 4.7-inch and 5.7-inch iPhone 6C
- Other rumours claim Apple's next flagship device will be called iPhone Air
After a wave of concept images that attempt to predict what Apple's iPhone 6 will look like, it appears we've been given a glimpse of the real thing.
Images posted to Chinese social network Weibo earlier this week are thought to have been leaked by an anonymous insider working at Apple supplier Foxconn.
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The images, pictured left and right, were posted on Chinese social network Weibo earlier this week and are thought to have been leaked by an anonymous insider working at Apple supplier Foxconn. Although the images are blurry, they appear to show a rounded design and protruding camera, similar to that seen on the iPod touch
Apple's iPhone 6 is rumoured to come in a slim 'Air' version.
Up until August last year, Huawei was the record-holder for the thinnest phone in the world with its Ascend P6, at 6.18mm.
This was then replaced by the Vivo X3 at just 5.75mm.
By comparison, Apple's current iPhone 5S has a depth of 7.6mm, while the iPad Air is slightly thinner at 7.5mm.
Samsung's Galaxy S4 is 7.9mm thick, while the HTC One is 9.3mm.
Alternatively, the models shown in the pictures could be the next generation of Apple's MP3 player.
Reports are claiming Apple is gearing up to go into mass production of the screen on its next flagship phone as early as next month.
The first image shows what appears to be a blueprint of the iPhone 6, while the other two images of prototype models are shown in silver with rounded edges - similar to those seen on last year's iPad Air tablet.
Speculation is rife that Apple could follow up this super-thin tablet with an equally slim phone, dubbed iPhone Air, and the new images appear to corroborate this.
Earlier this month, Japanese magazine MacFan published drawings of what purported to be a 4.7-inch and 5.7-inch iPhone 6C.
Earlier this month, Japanese magazine MacFan published drawings of what seemed to be a 4.7-inch and 5.7-inch iPhone 6C, pictured. The drawings feature a flat, bezel-free device with rectangle-shaped volume controls like those found on the current iPhone 5C, as well as a camera with a single LED-flash on the rear
Recent concept images by designer Martin Hajek, pictured, and Italian artists Enrico Penello and Ran Avni feature a curved screen with 'bumps' at the top and bottom, along with an illuminated Touch ID sensor used to recognise fingerprints, first introduced on the iPhone 5S
The drawings feature a flat, bezel-free device with rectangle-shaped volume controls like those found on the current iPhone 5C, as well as a camera with a single LED-flash on the rear.
Recent concept images were then created using the schematics detailed in MacFan's release, by designer Martin Hajek, and Italian artists Enrico Penello and Ran Avni.
These concepts feature a curved screen with 'bumps' at the top and bottom, along with an illuminated Touch ID sensor used to recognise fingerprints, first introduced on the iPhone 5S.
The protruding camera and rounded edges of the purported iPhone 6 prototypes are similar to those seen on the current iPod touch model, pictured
The latest mockups come after Taiwanese sources said the camera in the iPhone 6 will get a boost to 10MP megapixels, from its current 8MP version, along with a new lens offering better picture quality.
It is also expected to boast a new filter, allowing for clearer pictures.
If Apple follows its usual release schedule, the new models will be unveiled in September this year, although experts are expecting the tech giant to launch at least one model in June.
Apple's new devices are expected to use the in-cell touch panel technology - which embeds sensors more tightly into the screen - seen on previous models to make the next device as thin as possible.
But reports suggest difficulties with this technology in larger displays has caused Apple to delay production of the 5.5-inch versions.
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Meloxicam is used in the treatment of osteoarthritis; rheumatoid arthritis; juvenile rheumatoid arthritis; tendonitis; inflammatory conditions, and belongs to the drug class nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents.
Ibuprofen is used in the treatment of back pain; osteoarthritis; muscle pain; headache; rheumatoid arthritis , and belongs to the drug class nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents.
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Meloxicam is easier on the stomach than Ibuprofen. That is the biggest difference, since they are both nonsteroidals' they work the same. However be careful and always always consult you Dr. because Meloxicam is a little harder on you than ibuprofen if you are on BP meds. It thins the blood, so if you are on a Blood thinner it will increase its affect and my be dangerous.
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In a single year at least 2 per cent of the sexually active population in Uganda, which was one of the first African countries to start a national programme on Aids education, became infected with HIV.
Scientists found that most of those who became HIV-positive knew about the risk of contracting the virus and had even attended an Aids-education rally. The researchers also found an increase in promiscuity among the volunteers in the study, despite health warnings about the risks involved.
'Knowledge of Aids is almost universal and most subjects had attended an Aids- education rally during the period of observation,' the researchers report in the British Medical Journal. 'It is therefore disturbing that the proportion of all adults admitting to multiple sexual partners in the previous year increased significantly from 8.9 per cent to 12.3 per cent between 1989 and 1990.'
Maria Wawer, an associate professor at the Columbia University School of Public Health in New York, led the international research team, which followed 1,292 adults living in a rural area of Uganda where about one in five of sexually active adults is infected.
The team tested for HIV in 1989 and then followed up with another test in 1990 on 774 people who remained in the study. Twenty-one subjects had become HIV-positive: an infection rate of just over 2 per cent.
The most significant risk factor associated with becoming HIV-positive was the number of sexual partners. Infection rates increased to 7.3 per cent for people reporting two partners and 9.7 per cent for those reporting three.
Professor Wawer and colleagues believe that the figures on the transmission rates are under-estimates, because the study failed to keep track of many young, itinerant men 'who would be expected to contribute disproportionately' to HIV infections.
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Professor Roy Anderson of Oxford University said the 2 per cent infection rate represented an 'extraordinary rate of growth' of HIV-positive people. 'One of the most striking things is that extensive health campaigns aimed at slowing the spread have not seemingly affected this increase. It is a most depressing result and even greater efforts must be made to curb HIV transmission.'
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'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' vampire Jamie Campbell Bower stars in the upcoming AMC remake of 'The Prisoner' as 11-12, a troubled, rebellious young man whose father -- played by Sir Ian McKellen -- rules over "The Village,' a remote island kingdom. The actor talks with PopEater about working with the legendary Oscar-winner, starring in both the 'Twilight' series and 'Harry Potter,' (He will pl...
Whoopi Gets Her Wizards Mixed Up in Interview With Ian McKellenPosted Nov 5th 2009 at 02:40 PM by PopEater Staff
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Sir Ian McKellen stopped by 'The View' on Thursday for a friendly chat about his latest project, but ended up schooling Whoopi Goldberg on the difference between Dumbledore and Gandalf. After discussions about his TV series 'The Prisoner' and a semi-testy exchange with Elisabeth Hasselbeck about flu shots and government health care, McKellen got asked: "Are you coming back in 'Harry Potter'?" T...
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It hasn't been the greatest month to be God. The supreme being has been getting attacked from all angles out in Hollywood and no single faith is being spared. Larry David, Sarah Silverman and Sir Ian McKellan are among the offenders who have all individually joined in on the faith-bashing. Scientology has even been getting more bad press than usual, and from some of their own. After the jump we...
Ian McKellen 'Proudly' Rips Leviticus 18:22 Out of All BiblesPosted Nov 2nd 2009 at 11:50 AM by PopEater Staff
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Note to hotel managers: unless you want it to be altered forever, remove that Bible from Sir Ian McKellen's bedside drawer before he shows up. In a Q&A with Details magazine, the openly gay 'Lord of the Rings' star admits to a habit of tearing out the Bible passage that condemns homosexuality -- Leviticus 18:22 -- every time he finds one in his hotel room. The passage: "Thou shalt not lie w...
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There's A Gallium3D State Tracker For VDPAU
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Committed to a branch of the Mesa repository over the weekend is an initial Gallium3D state tracker for providing
support. Yes, VDPAU as in NVIDIA's Video Decode and Presentation API for Unix that has become quite popular with Linux users and is supported by many media applications.
Younes Manton is a previous Google Summer of Code student developer that had worked on
an XvMC state tracker
and since was
merged into the Xorg state tracker
, but to date this XvMC support isn't widely used by those already experimenting with Gallium3D drivers and X-Video Motion Compensation itself isn't as elaborate as VDPAU, XvBA, or VA-API.
While Younes is no longer a GSoC developer, he has been working on a VDPAU state tracker. Yesterday he made his initial commit of this state tracker that amounts to 639 lines of code. The VDPAU state tracker appears far from complete and is not ready to accelerate your video playback on the GPU, but according to
the Git commit
it's far enough along where at least the
command is working with the state tracker.
This VDPAU state tracker work is currently being done within the
pipe-video branch
of Mesa.
The Video Decode and Presentation API for Unix was
launched in late 2008
by NVIDIA to replace their XvMC support and take proper advantage of their PureVideo engine found on modern GeForce graphics cards. As our tests have shown, VDPAU can allow
HD video playback with very low-end hardware
. VDPAU support has been picked up by MythTV, VLC, MPlayer / FFmpeg, and many other media applications. There's also
a VDPAU back-end for VA-API
that could conceivably work with this state tracker to expose VA-API in cases where the application doesn't support VDPAU.
Hopefully this VDPAU state tracker will continue to be worked on and mature at a faster rate than what we've unfortunately seen so far with the OpenCL and OpenGL 3.x state trackers.
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With the passing of Yitzhak Shamir, I wanted to write a short letter in honor ofa man who was greatly admired, and will be remembered by, the EthiopianJewish community.Dear Yitzhak Shamir, You, our former prime minister, perhaps did not know how
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own eyes. For them it was a nightmare, those years of waiting.As we say
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Torah of Israel, forever.The writer is an Israeli journalist who did
aliya to Israel on Operation Solomon in 1991.
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