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Graphics Designer/HTML Programmer
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You will be working with our Marketing lead and CTO to create website layouts, banners, promotional graphics, and modify/create HTML pages.
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E-Commerce Ninja (Manager) For Silicon Beach Start-up
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NOC Tech Support Specialist
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The NOC Technician monitors to ensure availability to all users, observes the status and performance of all components of network facilities, identifies, tests, diagnoses, and resolves network and server performance problems in a multi-platform ...
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SOCIAL MEDIA & BLOGGER INTERNSHIP At Media company
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Graphic & Web Design Internship in our Magazine Department
We seek Interns that are interested in working with our Graphic Team creating magazines. The Intern(s)we are seeking are Graphic design motivated students who would like to get some real hands on experience working on Magazines. Interns will assist our Art Director and ...
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eCommerce Manager: New Fashion site!
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Technical Project Manager
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Front-End Web Developer - Javascript / angular.js
Strong front end JavaScript/HTML/CSS engineer.
A social media company, with several exciting projects working with National and International brands.
Previous full life-cycle experience (multiple production releases) with a large, multi-page, multi-user application is a ...
Javascript Developer
Summary: Design, build and Develop large scale web applications and functionality.
Build Front Ends to everything.....in our state-of-the-art Social Media platform.
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Data Visualization Reporting Analyst - telecommute
We are looking for a senior level Data analyst to join a growing team in the Downtown LA office. As part of the engineering team, you will have the opportunity to get in on the ground floor of an exciting company and talented technical team.
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Traffic Analyst, In-House, L.A.
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Committed to getting its affiliates the highest return on their traffic investment. With direct billing connections in many different countries, we are able to pay our affiliates the highest possible return. In countries where we do not yet have our own ...
MySQL database administrator
We are hiring for a MySQL database administrator to join this profitable and growing company.
You will be responsible for the database creation and management within the organization.
Minimum of 2-5 years of MySQL DBA experience
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Affiliate Manager Positions, In-House, Los Angeles
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In search of fearless sales people in order to develop the company's existing portfolio
Most of the activities are managed through phone, skype and messengers.
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Marketing Assistant, In House, Calabasas, CA
Essential Functions & Responsibilities:
Organizing, querying and aligning data
Assisting with marketing events
Social Media updates
Planning and implementing data orientated marketing campaigns (Queries/Reports)
Tracking results of marketing campaigns
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NATS Specialist, In-House, Possibly Remote, L.A.
Leading Adult Entertainment Company in the LA area is looking for a talented NATS Specialist.
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Front-End Developer, In-House, Los Angeles, CA
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Front End Developer/ Design
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Shipping Associate/Product Manager- Santa Clarita CA
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There's many ways to define efficiency and in the case of Atlantic Technology's new Hybrid Pressure Acceleration System (H-PAS) design, the word can be applied to more than how easily the speaker converts amplifier power into sound.
The Boston-based company kicked off the 2009 CEDIA Expo by introducing the technology, which Atlantic Technology's president and founder Peter Tribeman described as a breakthrough that can be applied to everything from computer speakers to freestanding speakers.
"This technology is scalable ... you can use it to build everything [including subwoofers," says Tribeman.
"The real benefit of H-PAS is at about 65Hz on down. We take out the resonances of the drivers and the cabinet and all you hear is the fundamentals [of the notes]."
Tribeman explained the H-PAS as a combination of several designs that's highlighted by the use of special algorithms that were applied to speaker enclosure designs.
"There is no special crossover, it's all in the cabinet," he notes.
Tribeman recalled the initial idea for H-PAS had come from his colleague Philip Clements of Solus/Clements Loudspeakers who had shown an early version of the design years ago during a consumer event.
Clements says that it's important to note that the technology's affect on music and movie playback benefits more than just low frequency extension.
"The greatest advantage [of H-PAS] in my opinion is not [low frequency] extension, it's its dynamic extension," he says.
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Toy Images of ROTF EZ Collection Vol 2
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Posted by Noideaforaname on December 24th, 2009 @ 11:21pm CST
Oh dear, Wheelie just got even goofier looking.
Posted by Sabrblade on December 24th, 2009 @ 11:43pm CST
That pic is of the vehicle mode's rear end, not its front end.Noideaforaname wrote:
Oh dear, Wheelie just got even goofier looking.
Posted by Doubledealer93 on December 25th, 2009 @ 2:40am CST
Posted by freaky777 on December 25th, 2009 @ 9:24am CST
Doubledealer25 wrote:i want wheelie! he is the only one i will be getting.
I already got him.. and hes really really worth it! Though not in scale with any of the main line tfs maybe with the deluxe bikes i guess..
Posted by omega666 on December 25th, 2009 @ 3:08pm CST
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I have always been kind of curious about the famous 1980 debate between Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, which has the historical reputation of being a completely one-sided Reagan rout that may singlehandedly have handed Reagan a close election. Since the popular historical recollections of debates seems to be very hit-and-miss (did you know that Kennedy beat Nixon by basically out-hawking him, and that Nixon was arguably more liberal on domestic issues?), I decided to go find it and give it a watch.
Here's a link to the debate, which is not embeddable.
Anyway, it's definitely interesting to watch it outside of the original context, and with 32 years distance. Nothing at stake, no high inflation rate, no hostage crisis. I think it's safe to say both that Reagan's performance has aged quite poorly, especially in terms of substance, and that Romney appears to be trying to copy it note-for-note. Some observations:
- In the first exchange, Reagan presents the (now cliched) idea that the deficit could be cut solely by tackling waste and fraud (Reagan doesn't mention abuse, which would eventually complete the cliche). He is unable to really explain how the numbers are going to add up because they didn't, there's some handwaving about a five-year plan, but no real answer for how to pay for a large tax cut and new defense spending without major cutting. I guess "dynamic scoring" wasn't a thing yet. We all know now that he wouldn't bother to try to balance anything, of course. Hearing Reagan say almost exactly what Romney said in both debates is eerie. Also, Reagan's answer that a deficit-financed tax cut wouldn't be inflationary essentially proves how little economic knowledge he had–inflation is caused by too much money in the economy, which is what a deficit-financed tax cut would have (and did) cause–and his reputation wasn't helped by when he tried to search for the figure of how much waste there was, couldn't come up with it, and just shrugged and said tens of billions of dollars.
- It's pretty amazing that a question on minority issues came up in a presidential debate once, but it did. Reagan's response was hilariously perfunctory: he literally said that he would use the bully pulpit to help minorities get ahead, and that's about it. No different from Romney's responses on, for example, immigration or women's issues in substance. (Carter's answer, on the other hand, talked about his history beliefs on race, his policies, and on the ways he'd directly contributed by making minority appointments. Substance, yes, it can be shocking.)
- Reagan's famous anecdotes make a few appearances here, and perhaps because the rhetorical technique has been worn out in the 32 years since this, they mostly fall flat. I find it hard to believe that a black man in Detroit went up to the man who opened his presidential campaign in Philadelphia, MS, and asked him to please give him some hope. It's a pretty absurd picture, though I suppose it's not impossible. At his best, Reagan's "real people" anecdotes were both plausible and on point. Definitely not the former here.
- The question on the Iranian hostage crisis and terrorism generally is fascinating. Carter audibly gulps before answering the question and the follow-up, for one thing. But Reagan essentially says he can't say anything because he doesn't want to do anything to compromise secret negotiations, out of patriotism, and then calls for a post hoc investigation. Admittedly, the Libya "controversy" is nowhere near the same league as the Iran hostages, but there's a similar circular argument here to Romney's, only Reagan is more skilled at pulling it off. (Also, this is kind of irrelevant, but Barbara Walters was seriously hot.)
- On the other hand, Reagan was pretty cogent on the arms control treaty question, though the point that the treaty couldn't get through a majority-Democrat Senate (it would have needed 2/3) hearkens to Romney's point about how Obama failed to get through the DREAM Act despite majorities. They didn't even have the filibuster back then to the extent it exists now.
- Reagan makes an identical point about drilling about public lands to the one Romney did. I was wondering why he kept pounding that issue because it seemed like an esoteric detail. Now we know where he got it from. (Interestingly, Reagan touts his environmental record and hits Carter from the left there–I wonder how much longstanding right-wing dismissal of environment and energy efficiency is due to Carter's association with them.)
- Then he just flat-out lies about his history on Social Security and Medicare. Again, very Romney.
No doubt that Reagan performed better here, since Jimmy Carter has the energy of someone tired of getting punched in the face. Which I suppose he was in 1980. But it's appalling how little Reagan gave the people he was asking for votes–guess after four years of Carter they didn't need much from him at all. Still, seeing this now, independent of all the awfulness of the '70s, it's no mystery why the GOP and its standard-bearer is so contentless now. Romney is merely carrying on the glorious tradition of Ronaldus Magnus.
Now that's more like it.
What does make me wonder is just how often trade agreements were mentioned. I realize that in D.C. and in economic circles, there isn't any significant opposition to free trade, but this is decidedly an unpopular position with the public, which sees free trade as destroying American jobs. Obama didn't really draw much of a contrast there, but Romney mentioned them more. Wonder how blue-collar Ohio folks think about that? Romney says certain things that don't make much sense politically, which makes me think he actually means them (see also: China bashing). That doesn't mean they're good ideas.
Anyway, Obama won this one clearly. Romney was on the business end of a few pretty tough potshots, and got positively owned on Libya, but I really wonder if the "Moderate Mitt" facade didn't chip a little today. Vagueness and a lack of substance is nothing new for him, but is he really going to be able to ride such a superficial rhetorical surge all the way to the White House? Doubt it, considering it ebbed and flowed even today. After a certain point, people are going to expect more than "not as awful as we thought," and his current avatar is not undergoing any further development. Onto the next debate, where Romney will spend much of the debate attacking the president's strength with his weakest point. Should be fun.
I think Chait captures a lot of the "liberal debate hysteria" story, but not all of it. To a large extent, the problem was one of meeting expectations. Romney is an acknowledged debater of some skill, and he certainly has had a lot of experience doing them at this level. His performance was "as expected," perhaps a little better. Obama's performance was far worse than expected, so that was the story. (Romney's lies were, sadly, also quite expected, and thus not a story, which is a statement in and of itself.) It would be one thing if only Obama had been uninspired and low-energy. But he wasn't, the debate was also a strategic catastrophe that allowed Romney to change his image drastically with minimal pushback. That OFA didn't hit back the day after the debate on Romney's evasions was a sadly missed opportunity that allowed the president's loss unlimited room to become a durable major story. Had Obama aggressively pushed back against Romney's evasions even with the same demeanor and energy level, the fallout would have been minimal, perhaps even nonexistent. Perhaps not aiming for a tie would have been advisable. And until Democratic pols realize that what liberals say they want (i.e. sober discussion of the issues) doesn't entirely match with what really makes them act (optimism, tenacity, hope, even bombast), this sort of thing will keep happening. What they really want is this:
Which Obama is never going to give you, naturally. But that's the wish fulfillment fantasy.
Anyway, I'll undoubtedly be darkening your door with some form of post-debate analysis. I fully expect Obama to be solid in a town hall setting, and now that he has Something To Prove* I'm sure he'll show up to play. And I wouldn't count on Romney being flawless either–followers of the primaries no doubt remember how Romney got cocky every time he started to win, and promptly came up with enough gaffes and PR disasters to let Gingrich or Santorum back into the game. I don't think he's changed. We'll find out.
* Which is a silly conceit, but that does seem to be the consensus view going in.
OMGz! Romney/Ryan LIED About The Impact Of Their Medicare Plan!? (faint)
A new study [] by the non-partisan Kaiser Family Foundation confirms [that] the Romney-Ryan Medicare plan would result in six out of ten seniors paying substantially more for the same Medicare benefits they receive today.
A pretty clear win for Biden, IMO, and one that effectively sewed seeds of doubt about Ryan's readiness on foreign policy. Biden seemed to be full of facts–I wouldn't be surprised if one of his goals was to simply rattle off more numbers than Ryan, which I would guess he accomplished quite easily. He was both tougher and more sensitive than Ryan, funnier and more aggressive. Damn near a command performance, really.
Ryan was…not nearly as bad as Obama was last week, to be fair. Very flat, I think. Biden, though, was much better than Romney was last week. And the format really revealed the limitations of Ryan's communication skills. I kept noticing how aptly Biden was able to switch tone, pacing, and approach depending on the topic. Ryan, however, was monotonous. His tone was the same no matter what the subject was, whether he was talking about taxes, contraception or Iran, even when he was getting "personal" at certain points. Biden's attacks on the "47%" comments were delivered in a very different manner from his discussion of his religion, while Ryan's act was more of a drone (though my wife listened to the thing on radio and had a higher opinion of it than I did, for what it's worth). The clenched jaw and occasional bug-eyes really didn't make him look terribly composed either. Republicans desiring Ryan to be a future presidential candidate ought to be deeply concerned by this debate, which showed him to be an uncertain communicator outside his metier (fawning journalist interviews?), though these sorts of problems ought to be fixable with experience I suppose.
In any event, I must confess the thing was just what the doctor ordered. Let's hope O can keep it up…I have a good feeling about the town hall meeting format.
This is a pretty able explanation of the current state of affairs:
The apparent split between the national vote and the electoral college has some analysts, like Nate Silver, groping for an explanation, but the answer seems fairly obvious to me: Swing states have been soaked in political information for months, with round-the-clock advertising, campaigning, and local news coverage of candidate love-bombing. The non-swing majority of America hasn't. New information from the debates is more likely to change your mind if you just tuned in to the Denver debate than if you had been hiding under your sofa while Obama and Romney pounded down your front door.
The one (possibly only) argument in favor of retaining the electoral college at this point is that it keeps the megabuck spending confined to a few states, some of which are pretty small (New Hampshire, Iowa, and Nevada, for example). In a popular vote system, it would be like that everywhere, which would mean a hell of a lot more corporate money in the system in order to blitz the L.A. suburbs and such. Republicans would advertise in California because getting 5% more of the vote here (a plausible goal, IMO) could swing the national election. This is, I think, the only real argument that the EC ought to stay, though I'm not sure I fully buy it.
This is a pretty able explanation of the current state of affairs:
The apparent split between the national vote and the electoral college has some analysts, like Nate Silver, groping for an explanation, but the answer seems fairly obvious to me: Swing states have been soaked in political information for months, with round-the-clock advertising, campaigning, and local news coverage of candidate love-bombing. The non-swing majority of America hasn't. New information from the debates is more likely to change your mind if you just tuned in to the Denver debate than if you had been hiding under your sofa while Obama and Romney pounded down your front door.
The one (possibly only) argument in favor of retaining the electoral college at this point is that it keeps the megabuck spending confined to a few states, some of which are pretty small (New Hampshire, Iowa, and Nevada, for example). In a popular vote system, it would be like that everywhere, which would mean a hell of a lot more corporate money in the system in order to blitz the L.A. suburbs and such. Republicans would advertise in California because getting 5% more of the vote here (a plausible goal, IMO) could swing the national election. This is, I think, the only real argument that the EC ought to stay, though I'm not sure I fully buy it.
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Literally Saying Anything To Get ElectedIt's worth noting that at this point, Scott Walker has committed multiple heresies against acceptable conservative doctrine in his attempt to win another term, previously on taxes and now on abortion. I'm strongly disinclined to believe that this will hurt him next month, as the Republican Party and its donors are strongly invested in securing > more ... (0 comments)This will be interesting. I mean, the basic problem with rape law enforcement is still that it's one person's word against another, but this law does mean that there's no more gray area with respect to unconsciousness. That's good. The bigger problem is that it is difficult to enforce overall, and the real challenge in > more ... (1 comments)I haven't been traveling, nor have I not been thinking about current events, politics and all the rest. I haven't really been able to think of anything new to say at this time about the big issues. I still think the entire Iraq/ISIS venture is ill-conceived at best, that it will turn out badly, and > more ... (1 comments)
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Tap 42 Announces Second Location in Boca
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Do a little dance, make a little tzatziki, get down tonight. That's the motto at this risqué Greek eatery, where the staff clambers onto tables to dance and the crowd, usually the worse for wear on ouzo, follows suit. Too bad the clientele isn't as talented as the hired help. While some of the waiters are a pleasure to watch serve up the moves, the patrons often provide more photo ops -- and subsequent bribery attempts -- than not. Still, it's all fun and games until someone loses an eye to the snooze factor, a.k.a. bedtime.


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Leadership Lakes Region takes course in politics
GILFORD — Leadership Lakes Region recently held its annual Political Issues Day for its class of 22 business professionals. The day started at the Gilford Library where Executive Councilor candidates Joe Kenney and Mike Cryans spoke about the issues facing New Hampshire.
From there, the class boarded a bus and headed for the State House in Concord for a full day of political discussions and the opportunity to see the NH Legislature in action. Virginia Drew, Director of the State House Visitor Center, gave an informative tour of the building with an emphasis on its history. She concluded her remarks in the visitors' gallery of the House of Representatives, which was followed by a presentation by Speaker of the House, Terie Norelli followed by welcoming remarks from the Majority Leader of the House, Steve Shurtleff.
From there the class entered the Executive Council Chamber where Governor Maggie Hassan spent time answering the class' questions and posing for a photo with the group. A brief meeting with Lakes Region Senators Jeane Forrester and Andrew Hosmer followed and an invitation by them for small groups of the class to observe the Senate debate about current issues.
After a lunch in the cafeteria, the class returned to the House Gallery where, at this time, the full house was in session and debating pending legislation. Then it was time to return to the Council Chamber where Executive Councilor Chris Pappas of Manchester explained the role of the Council in State politics. Secretary of State Bill Gardner then took over and invited the class to visit his office where photos of many of the Presidential Primary candidates were on view. Secretary Gardner is a treasure trove of NH political history as it applies to the Presidential Primary and had the class entertained with some of the stories of "colorful characters" who have filed to run in the primary through the years.
The final State House session was a Q & A discussion with three of the reporters who cover the State House on a daily basis. Kevin Landrigan of the Nashua Telegraph, Gary Rayno of the Concord Monitor and James Pindell, Political Director for WMUR-TV gave their insights into the functioning of state government, major issues and their forecasts for the 2016 Presidential Primary.
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BELMONT — Peebles is turning the month of March into "30 Days of Giving". All Peebles customers who visit the Belmont store between March 1-30, will be invited to donate to Saint Vincent de Paul Food Bank, a valued organization in the Lakes Region.
As a special thank you, Peebles is giving every donor a Community Counts Savings Pass that entitles shoppers to a 30 percent discount on regular, sale and clearance items. This Savings Pass also provides, for the first time ever, 10 percent off Yes! Items and most cosmetics and fragrances. Peebles is accepting donations throughout the month of March and have made the Savings Pass valid throughout Peebles Big Spring Sale, March 19-27.
"We are excited that all 848 Stage Stores locations across the country have partnered with local organizations to make a difference in their communities," said Bill Gentner, chief marketing officer of Stage Stores, Inc., the parent company of Peebles.
Stage Stores will also be making an additional donation to each local organization on top of what their customers donated in-store.
"In our towns, Peebles associates care about our customers and our communities and that is why we are committed to supporting local groups that make a positive impact." said Michael Glazer, president and CEO of Stage Stores, Inc.
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Gilford Baseball fund raiser at Fratello's on Sunday
GILFORD — Fratello's Italian Grille in Laconia will contribute 50 percent of all meal purchases (excluding drinks, tax, and tip) to Gilford Youth Baseball on Sunday, March 23, from 5 to 9 p.m. Diners at Fratello's must tell their server that they are eating to benefit Gilford Youth Baseball for their meals to be counted toward the fund-raiser.
Those who want to support Gilford Youth Baseball but are unable to attend the 50/50 Dinner, may contact Gilford Youth Baseball through its website (www.gilfordbaseball.org) or Facebook Page (facebook.com/gilfordbaseball) to find out about other ways they can support baseball in the community.
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Laconia Adult Education Offers Computer Classes
LACONIA — Laconia Adult Education is offering a four week Microsoft Office Basics: Word, Excel, Etc. computer class beginning on Tuesday, April 8 and Thursday, April 10. The class will meet from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Laconia High School noted Mrs. Peggy Selig, Program Director.
This course will allow those individuals who are only slightly familiar with Microsoft Programs to get a leg up and learn all the tips and tricks that make each program easier to use as well as more efficient. This class is designed for people who already work with these programs, but don't feel thoroughly knowledgeable or who want to learn some new tricks. Students will learn about formulas and pivot tables in Excel, how to create spreadsheets and some additional tips for Word. The class content is flexible, and will be based in some part on student needs. Students will need to bring a flash drive to class to save their personal files.
Along with learning how to navigate through these Microsoft programs the class will be teaching beginner skills in each application that will allow you to easily create and format your letters in Word, apply the spreadsheet capabilities of Excel to everyday use. To enroll in the class or for more information, call the Laconia Adult Education Office at 524-5712.
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As Memorial Day approaches, it is important that organizations and individuals, including many of our elected officials, be reminded that there is a Federal Flag Code (Public Law 94-344) that was passed by the 94th Congress (1975-1977) as a guide for handling and displaying the United States Flag. All too often, lately, I see the American Flag positioned incorrectly in a parade or behind someone during an interview on television or pictured in the newspaper. As per Public Law 94-344, Rule #10 states "When carried in a parade front with other flags, the U.S. Flag should be always to the marching right of the other flags, or to the front and center of the flag line." Rule #35 states that when displayed from a staff in a church or public auditorium, the U.S. Flag should be to the clergyman's or speaker's right as he/she faces the audience. Any other flag should be placed on the left of the clergyman or speaker or to the right of the audience. And finally, Rule #26 states that on Memorial Day the Flag should be displayed at half-staff until noon only, then raised to the top of the staff. Any organization or individual who may have a question about United States Flag etiquette should contact their local Veteran's organization with their question. Many Veterans organizations have individuals who, if invited, would be able to give a presentation as to the etiquette of our "Stars and Stripes".
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Alas, after 21 years of keeping us in good spirits and good company with his "Late Show" humor, David Letterman announced his retirement this past week. In his honor, I'll share highlights from our state's new budget in Letterman style with a "Top 10" countdown entitled: Top 10 — I mean 12 — reasons to like the new, New York State budget
12. This year's budget is the fourth, consecutive, on-time budget we've delivered. That hasn't happened in nearly four decades. For a little historical perspective, that's further back than the Knicks' last championship. (Sorry. I couldn't help it.)
11. Moody's Investors Service wasn't so moody after all. They rated the new budget a "credit positive."
I think it was sometime after our tenth snowstorm that some of the most die-hard New Yorkers I know said Florida wasn't looking too bad.
Truth be told, when people leave the Empire State, it's not in search of better weather, it's mostly in search of a better life.
Did you know that from 2000 to 2010 New York lost more than 1.6 million residents to other states? They left because life here was just too expensive. That's bad for our economy and worse for the families and friends impacted by separation.
There is more than one way to make the news.
Last weekend, a couple dozen high schools from Nassau County including Hicksvlle, went to Hofstra University to demonstrate their prowess at building robots in the 15th annual Long Island Regional First Robotics Competition. The teams have been working since early January, when they first got their assignment and parts kits from FIRST headquarters.
Can you hear it? Listen closely and you'll recognize the harmony of thousands of voices woefully singing, "It's the Same Old Song" by the Four Tops. They're parents from Buffalo to Montauk singing because the New York City-led state assembly voted to return three of the four Board of Regents members to their positions this past week. And the fourth one was only replaced because he resigned. That just about locks him in as the smartest member as far as I'm concerned, because he realized he was in over his head.
I see people walking around talking into their cell phone or texting. Kids cross the streets without looking at traffic. Also, I see people talking on their cell phones while driving. This is very dangerous. Driving a car needs all one's attention. The government should do more to punish violators. Being free does not mean being a fool. Personally, I only use the cell phone to make emergency phone calls. I never text anybody.
Sales tax revenue is the County's biggest source of income, accounting for over 40 percent of total annual revenues. Sales tax is also a good barometer of the County's economic activity and economic health. Therefore, it is gratifying that the final sales tax figures for 2013 show an increase of 6.3 percent to $1.13 billion over the prior year. This was on top of another healthy increase of 4.2 percent in 2012.
These sales tax growth figures would seem to imply that Nassau County has recovered well from the recession and Superstorm Sandy, and in fact it has, with unemployment now under five percent, well below the national and state averages.
A few weeks from now, New York's public school children in grades 3-8 will spend six days taking the poorly designed, expensive New York State Assessments. The overreliance on these tests has pushed school districts to abandon successful curriculum models and confine themselves instead to the limited, unproven and expensive Common Core standards.
"Prepping" for these dreary, mind-numbing examinations greatly reduces the time our kids can spend on appropriate, meaningful educational pursuits. It inhibits excellent teachers from bringing their inspiration and ingenuity into the classroom. The tests penalize children for their creativity and original thinking, and they punish gifted children and those with special needs even more severely. The process also channels tens of millions of our tax dollars out of the classrooms and into the coffers of rapacious testing corporations, who view our children as nothing more than a footnote on their bottom line. These companies also eagerly look forward to gaining access to our children's confidential personal information.
A day after New York State Regents chose to disregard efforts to dismiss poor-performing teachers based on Common Core testing, Gov. Andrew Cuomo fired back, "There is a difference between remedying the system for students and parents and using this situation as yet another excuse to stop the teacher- evaluation process." Regents listened and agreed to put teacher performance back on the table.
As far as all those additional tests are concerned, editorial and in-depth reporting has broadly pointed out it was educators/unions that asked for additional testing, at the district level, to account for half of their evaluation, which is 40 percent under Common Core. But again, Regents is listening and has proposed several actions to reduce testing. To see their proposals, go to www.oms.nysed.gov/press/regents-adjust-common-core-implementation.html
Your "Patience Is A Virtue" editorial was a good one: a good lesson, plus good advice. Unfortunately, it was probably preaching to the choir, because those of us patient, considerate reader/drivers will just continue practicing our responsible, careful driving habits; while the impatient, reckless fools like the one you describe (who arrogantly think that their time is more important than anyone else's safety) are likely to continue their public-menace bad driving habits.
If only horn-honkers like that Mercedes owner were the worst ones on the road. It's more the speeders, swervers, texters and drunkards who cause the most damage and death. I only wish that each and every one of them would hit a vehicle-damaging, disabling, incapacitating pothole before they cause an accident that will kill or maim some innocent person—whether pedestrian, passenger or "pilot" of a patiently-driven car.
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- Inaugural Event Draws 300 Attendees from All Over the World
- Neo Hands Out More Than a Dozen Graphie Awards at Conference to Recognize the Most Innovative Graph Database Applications
Neo Technology, creators of Neo4j, the world's leading graph database, concluded its GraphConnect 2012 conference, drawing more than 300 graph database thought leaders, researchers and developers from around the globe. The conference, which took place in San Francisco last month, provided insight into graph database applications and explored the use of graph technology across a wide range of industries, including Finance, Education, Web, ISV, and Telecom/Data Communications.
Neo has pioneered graph databases since 2000 and since day one has strived to build the largest ecosystem of users and partners. GraphConnect 2012 represents the culmination of its work thus far. The outpouring of support, involvement, and range of case studies demonstrated at the conference proves that organizations across every industry are continually challenged to solve connected data issues. As the established leader in its market, and credited with thousands of successful implementations, Neo anticipates mass adoption of its technology as the market for graph databases takes off.
"GraphConnect allowed us to see first hand that graph database technology is top of mind for virtually every type of organization today. The knowledge and experience we gained by connecting one on one with hundreds of developers tells us that graph database technology is becoming a hot market, and that widespread adoption of Neo4j is imminent," said Emil Eifrem, CEO of Neo Technology.
An impressive line-up of speakers from Intuit, ThoughtWorks, FiftyThree, Squidoo, Adobe, Telenor, and Cisco presented over a dozen talks, workshops and panel discussions. As part of the conference, Neo handed out Graphie awards to acknowledge the outstanding work being done by Neo4j community members and others. The first award of its kind, the Graphies recognize and celebrate developers and teams who are transforming the world through their development of innovative graph databases. 2012 award winners include:
Most Innovative Open Source Graph Application
Axel Morgner for Structr
Most Innovative Graph Application on a Website
Gil Hildebrand for Squidoo and Mat Tyndall for Tinj.co
Most Innovative Education Graph Application
Javier de la Rosa for CulturePlex Lab
David Fauth for IntelliWare Systems
Peter Moore for Clados Management LLC
Most Innovative Social Graph Application
Axel Morgner for DOSB New Media GmbH
Paul Stevens for Reachable
Gian Luca Farina Perseau for 21Style
Nikhil Lanjewar for YourNextLeap
Burak Arikan for Graph Commons
Christopher Thibault for Viadeo
Most Innovative Enterprise Graph Application
Kamille Nixon for Comindware
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