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|1 pound lean ground chicken
|1/8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
|1 1/2 cups finely chopped mushrooms
|6 whole wheat buns, halved
|2 green onions, chopped
|Tomato slices, for Toppings
|1 to 2 cloves garlic, minced
|alfalfa sprouts or leaf lettuce, for Toppings
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|1/2 teaspoon salt
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Preheat grill on medium. Place patties on lightly oiled grill rack. Close lid and grill for 6 to 7 minutes per side or until an instant-read thermometer inserted sidewise into center of each patty reads 165°F; turn once.
During last few minutes of cooking, place buns on top rack of grill to warm. Fill each bun with a cooked patty; top with choice of garnishes. Makes 6 servings.
Tip: Patties hold together best if covered and refrigerated for about 1 hour before cooking.
Safety Tips: A little care for your chicken is in order. After handling raw chicken, wash your hands and all utensils with hot soapy water and rinse well. After grilling, always put burgers on a clean plate. Never use a plate that held the raw burgers.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2002
3:30 p.m.
100 Phillips Hall
Members Present: J. Aikin, J. Berg, C. Berman, D. Bills, P. Chang, B. Fallon, V. Grassian, J. Gramata, R. Hamot, R. Hurtig, S. Kurtz, S. Larsen, R. LeBlond, P. Lloyd, C. Lynch, K. Marra, J. Menninger, P. Muhly, W. Nixon, T. O'Dorisio, G. Parkin, J. Polumbaum, M. Raymond, C. Ringen, J. Ringen, H. Seaba, L. Snetselaar, C. Sponsler, S. Stromquist, K. Tachau, L. Troyer, R. Valentine, E. Wasserman, R. Weir, P. Weller, J. Westefeld
Members Absent: K. Abdel-Malek, J. Altman, Z. Ballas, N. Bauman, T. Boles, R. Bork, H. Cowen, C. Dungy, L. Dusdieker, R. Hegeman, , P. Heidger, L. Hunsinger, J. Jew, P. Kutzko, J. P. Long, A. McCarthy, R. Miller, S. Moorhead, J. Moyers, B. Muller, I. Nygaard, A. Qualls, P. Rubenstein, R. Slayton, S. Vincent
Members Excused: S. Armstrong, D. Brown, J. Cowdery, D. DeJong, K. Diffley, V. Kumar, D. Manderscheid, T. Mangum, C. Porter, W. Stanford
Faculty Senate Officers in Attendance: Amitava Bhattacharjee, President; Jeff Cox, Vice President; Carolyn Colvin, Past President; Erin Irish, Secretary
Guests: Heather Woodward (Press-Citizen), Jim Jacobson (Gazette), Jessica Brady (Daily Iowan), Mary Sue Coleman (President), Downing Thomas (Government Relations), Jon Whitmore (Provost Office), Kathryn Wynes (Provost Office), Tom Dean (President's Office), Colleen Krantz (Des Moines Register), Lee Anna Clark (Provost Office), Elaine Farley-Zoucha (Public Health), Julie Thatcher (Faculty Senate Office)
The meeting was called to order at 3:35
II. Approvals
A. Agenda
Prof. Menninger moved and Prof. Muhly seconded the following:
MOTION: To accept the agenda. The motion passed.
B. Minutes: Faculty Senate, January 29, 2001
Prof. Tachau proposed amending the minutes and distributed copies of a page specifying her changes, which were designed to get the correct financial data and what she actually said into the record.
Prof. Berman moved and Prof. Aikin seconded the following:
MOTION: To accept the minutes as amended. The motion carried.
III. Reports
A. Report of the University President (Mary Sue Coleman)
President Bhattacharjee welcomed President Coleman to the Senate, noting that in this difficult year for the university, President Coleman has provided considerable leadership on the issue of threats to higher education.
President Coleman addressed the Senate on the theme
of the threat to public higher education.
This threat is not only here, but also across the country. This year has brought difficulties and
tragedies to us: terrorist attacks,
anthrax scares, a waning economy, the war.
On this campus we lost our dome, the Executive Dean of the College of
Medicine, Dean Nelson, and Phil Hubbard. Nevertheless she is proud of how university
has pulled together, how the university community has supported each other and
the university with considerable grace, compassion, and unity. Our bonds give us the strength to pull
ahead-- we need to be open to optimism of new possibilities. One of these challenges is maintaining the
public character of the
President Coleman spoke of
President Coleman thanked the faculty and
staff their efforts to make the
Prof. Lynch asked President Coleman what
her view was regarding a faculty representative on the Board of Regents. She responded that whereas she had served in
such a role when a faculty member at the
A senator inquired about the 19% of the budget that comes from the state, wondering whether there is a formula such that if we get more grant money, the state would match it. President Coleman answered that there is no such formula for funding here; rather, we have a flexible budget, and historically have been treated well by the state. There is no formula for how many students we enroll, etc. We present a budget, and the state funds us based on what we say we need. We are lowest among the three state universities with regard to percentage of our budget that comes from the state, but that is because we are more complicated than the others. We have a bigger research operation, a big hospital and athletics program. Income from those makes our total budget much bigger. What she is worried about is an inexorable decline in funding. In this legislative session the highest budget priority for our university is full funding of salaries because it is understood that to remain competitive, we must make investments in the people who are here. Prof. Aikin asked President Coleman to comment on the reports of increases in applications despite the increased tuition each student will be charged next year. She responded that it is very hard to predict enrollment from application rates, yet we have to prepare ourselves for the possibility that more students will come. Provost Whitmore has an active committee that is managing enrollment. The worst thing would be to get a flood of students to whom we can't deliver a good educational experience. She has not abandoned her revitalization program for the CLAS that she brought forth last fall. Prof. Menninger brought up the statistics showing that a college education is correlated with higher incomes for graduates, and asked why shouldn't students pay more. President Coleman responded that this is a public university that serves not just the students but also the people of Iowa. Here is a case of a private good that is a far greater public good.
Prof. Tachau thought it was important that when we talk about full funding of salaries we mean not only that we get paid, but also that faculty lines need to be maintained or restored. President Coleman agreed with her absolutely, and added that for the first time in the six years she has been here, she has been hearing from students about the sizes of classes. Prof. Tachau asked whether the line that is called "faculty salaries" include support for TA's, thinking that it is important to couple them. Provost Whitmore explained the complication that they can't be coupled simply because graduate student raises are negotiated, but nonetheless, graduate students who are TA's are counted as faculty. President Bhattacharjee added that Vice President True had reported at the last Senate Budget Committee meeting that we have met budget cuts with attrition; that is, we are losing lines, which will be bad in the long run. President Coleman confirmed this, reporting that we have lost 3% of our FTE's, or 130 positions this year. This number will be 260 by end of the year, which had started with our being pretty thinly staffed. Prof. Lynch asked how effective she judges her efforts to be in talking to communities, urging people to go to their state representatives to push for continued support for the university. President Coleman responded that they are effective.
B. Report of the Senate Governmental Relations Committee (Downing Thomas)
Prof. Thomas reported that, with a lot of support and direction from President Bhattacharjee and from Jim Torner, who was the chair of this committee last year, he has sought to improve communication with Des Moines. This is a tough year, but he thought it was just as important that we think of five or ten years from now. He reported on some of the initiatives from his committee this year. They have established ties with the Staff Council Governmental Relations Committee. He has also stirred up faculty participation in outreach programs, including a recent meeting between a few faculty and Representative Mary Kramer and her colleagues. His committee has held discussions on the possibility of a faculty PAC to support candidates for election, like a trade group would. CLAS Faculty Assembly has been discussing that proposal. His committee will cosponsor a forum with the Johnson County legislators on the last Saturday of April. Whereas this will be after the end of the legislative session, this will give us the opportunity to confront actual voting records instead of promises. So, there are a couple of major directions that the committee is looking at, the fac-PAC and working more closely with the Office of Government Relations in Jessup Hall, working on outreach through that office.
Prof. Tachau, realizing that most of our attention is paid to the state legislature, asked about outreach to our federal representatives. Prof. Thomas answered that there is not much done there, but President Coleman added that her office does have some connections to federal representatives, handled by Derek Willard.
President Bhattacharjee filled the Senate in on the meeting of January 28 when a few faculty went to the Iowa state legislature. Iowa Senator Mary Kramer had met with a number of faculty last fall, and had at that time invited us back to visit her, to meet with the education subcommittee. A small group of faculty went to talk about the value of research to the university. Don Gurnett (Physics and Astronomy) and Kate Gfeller (Speech Pathology and Audiology) gave presentations on their research, and Ed Wasserman (Psychology) made concluding remarks. The presentations were very well received--there was not a single sleepy face in a full room. It was a really good affair; maybe if we do this enough times we will convince the legislature that research is central to the university.
President Bhattacharjee then brought up the proposal that a faculty member be added to the Board of Regents, first giving a little history. When the budget crises came, the UI Faculty Senate had met with local legislators. After this meeting, similar meetings were held at ISU and UNI. As a result of the ISU meeting, Representative Barbara Finch from Ames made the proposal that a faculty member be added to the Board of Regents, in a manner parallel to the current student member. Since then, both UNI and ISU faculty senates met and quickly passed this resolution. Our Faculty Council was more hesitant about this proposal. He reported back to Rep. Finch that we had a list of concerns and questions. As a result, Rep. Finch has made a number of changes to her proposal that might address the concerns of the council. At present, a three-person subcommittee is considering the proposal. Rep. Finch expects it to pass either 3-0 or 2-1. The Regents have come out against proposal. President Bhattacharjee has not brought it to the Senate because the Council has not completed its deliberations.
Turning to the initiative for a faculty PAC, he reported that there have been some interesting discussions. He felt that the idea is not so clear-cut that we will jump and say, "let's do this." There are both pluses and minuses. Nonetheless he had a vision statement drawn up, which was distributed. Seeds of this idea were planted during the special meeting of the Senate last fall. Both this and the proposal to add a faculty member to the Board of Regents are manifestations of the urge to have faculty voices heard. He will set up a committee that will seek input from the whole faculty. Prof. Tachau suggested that a mailing go out to DEO's to ask them to discuss this proposal in a faculty meeting. President Bhattacharjee thought that was a great idea. Prof. Hurtig brought up the fact that we actually had a similar proposal in the past, called "PROPS," and suggested that we take a look at what was behind that, which had very quickly withered on the vine. Before we invest time and money, we should appreciate the dynamics of PROPS. Prof. Menninger suggested that before a questionnaire goes out, a committee should give advice on its format. Prof. Kurtz added that we should find out whether it is legal. President Bhattacharjee said that he checked with General Counsel Schantz, who said it is okay. Prof Raymond couldn't believe that it would be appropriate for a fac-PAC to be run by Faculty Senate. President Bhattacharjee agreed that that would be wrong, but a PAC need not be run by the Senate to represent faculty. Prof. Menninger pointed out that the questionnaire refers to the PAC of Faculty Senate, which does not exist. Prof. Hurtig thought that with strong faculty governance, we are devoting a lot of energy already. By creating a new body, there may be confusion in Des Moines regarding input from the Faculty Senate vs. President Coleman vs. a putative PAC. We may create more ambiguity. Prof. Menninger clarified that the essence of this proposal is to speak to legislators with hard cash. President Bhattacharjee thought that a pac may be a double-edged sword, as faculty are already too often perceived as paid too much for doing too little. Prof. Berman was concerned that both proposals are presented as ways for forestalling unionizing the faculty, which might not be such a bad thing. President Bhattacharjee made sure that we knew he did not wish to propose the establishment of a fac-PAC. Prof. Kurtz suggested that he have a committee look at this questionnaire.
C. Report of the Faculty Senate President (Amitava Bhattacharjee)
President Bhattacharjee reported on the budget. Very little is known firmly: the Governor did recommend full funding of salaries and a flat budget for the university, but nothing is certain yet, which is the nature of the process at these early stages. Vice President True and Provost Whitmore are meeting to build the budget, but have to proceed on the basis of certain assumptions.
IV. Unfinished Business: Creation of a University Flag
President Bhattacharjee reported that last summer Prof. Kurtz had sent President Coleman a proposal to establish a flag. Faculty Council has endorsed this proposal. Prof. Kurtz explained that he thought it would be a very nice idea if we had a flag. Why should we have one? We could bring it out for ceremonial occasions, such as graduation or convocations, and it could be lowered when a faculty or student passed away. It might be more appropriate to have university flag rather than US flag for those occasions, as it would be more connected to life at the university. Also, having these kinds of events with a juried competition is a happy event, which can give us an opportunity to come together. Prof. Aikin commented, as someone having an office that overlooks the flag, that she had trouble imaging two poles as described in the proposal. President Bhattacharjee suggested we separate the ideas of having two poles vs. having a flag. Prof. Kurtz explained that his proposal is really for having a flag, and that he hadn't thought too much about how it would be displayed. Prof. Seaba humorously suggested having a Flag Etiquette and Protocol Committee, and then asked whether there is evidence of an old flag? President Coleman answered that no one could find any. Prof. Hurtig brought up two issues. First, the Old Capitol is an historic building, so we can't change its design. If the Senate is to consider this, we should separate the idea of a flag from how it's displayed. President Coleman reported what is happening now, when we would like to fly the US and state flags but the dome and its flagpole are gone. She had asked FSG to find a new place for a flagpole. They will put one someplace on the Pentacrest for the interim. Prof. K. Ringen asked how much a university flag would cost. She would be absolutely opposed to this proposal if it prevents a faculty member from going to a conference or supporting a graduate student. Prof. Kurtz anticipated that we could find some alumnus who might support this. Prof. Ringen also feared that this might turn out to be a PR issue at a time when we under siege: it might seem frivolous. Prof. Kurtz responded that this is a perfect time: symbols are important. Prof. Hurtig thought we could turn this into a fund-raising opportunity. When times are tough, there is not a better time to do something positive. This could help boost morale. Prof. Nixon appreciated the idea but suggested that a flag as an icon might be looking backward, as we have had flags for thousands of years. He suggested an alternative, such as a 3D hologram, which would set us apart. Prof. LeBlond humorously added that since universities are feudal organizations, a flag would be most appropriate! He believes in symbolism of a flag, and felt that they can have tremendous value. Prof. Westefeld liked the idea of the outcome of the proposal. If it's a competition, the process can include people from outside the university, and bring them in. Prof. Tachau had agreed with Prof. Ringen, but the idea of inclusion swayed her opinion. Associate Provost Clark reported that the Emeritus Faculty Council voted strongly against the proposal. They thought it was silly. Prof. Berman responded that she likes to get up in a cap and gown and read the names of students who are graduating. It is one of our responsibilities to the state to provide a symbol of the importance of higher education. President Bhattacharjee reported that he had gotten a suggestion from a design colleague to keep the design of a flag out of the hands of amateurs. Prof. Gratama volunteered to be on committee if the idea is accepted.
Prof. Raymond called the question to vote on the amended proposal. The motion carried.
Prof. Kurtz moved and Prof. Tachau seconded the following:
MOTION: To accept the amended proposal. The motion carried.
IV. Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at 5:08.
Respectfully submitted,
Erin Irish, Secretary


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Documentation, promotion and dissemination of the Candombe traditional drum calls, expressions of identity of the Sur, Palermo, and Cordón neighbourhoods in the city of Montevideo
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With the objective of strengthening the practice of Candombe not only in Montevideo but also in other provinces of Uruguay by promoting its transmission to younger generations and reinforcing the safeguarding capacities of local associations of practitioners, the project started in September 2013. This late start is due to a one-year process of project development aiming to ensure greater sustainability of its results beyond the assistance from the Intangible Cultural Heritage Fund. The result is a greater emphasis on the integration of educational contents on Candombe in school curricula as well as in non-formal education initiatives. The project also gives a prominent place to exchanges among players of traditional Candombe drum calls as well as among practitioners, teachers, parents of students and schoolchildren.
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For the past couple weeks, my 15-year-old son, had been perfecting his flips and somersaults on our backyard trampoline. "Watch mom," he'd say. "I can do a double back flip now." And he could. "Please be careful," I'd implore, knowing my plea wouldn't make a bit of difference is his attempts. This is my child who, two years ago, sustained a serious concussion after deciding to swing from a wooden garden trellis 10 feet off the ground. He jumped up to grab the trellis, his hands slipped off, and he landed on the back of his head on concrete. Eyes rolling up. Vomit. Subchorionic hemorrhage in the font of his brain. Loss of smell and taste. Six weeks of healing.
We always told him he should join the school gymnastics team but he preferred to jump and roll and flip on the backyard tramp. Debates on Facebook would rage about the danger of trampolines and me and other friends would assure the naysayers "best $300 we'd ever spent for exercise and enjoyment."
Until last night when he came running in the kitchen, holding his thumb and doubled over in pain. "Ow, ow, ow. My thumb. My thumb. I think I broke it. It's turning purple." "What did you do?? I implored. "I was doing a flip and landed wrong on my thumb." I took a look and could see the immediate swelling and yes, purplish hue.
Off to Urgent Care with boy and ice pack.
On the way, my teenager was teary. "Why the tears?" I asked. "Are you scared?" "I don't know what they're going to need to do to me," his words rushed together. "And if this is going to cost us a lot of money and and and…" Crap. I hate when parental conversations about money seep into their little brains. "Honey," I said. "Let's take it one step at at time. Lots of kids have gone before you with broken bones and they have survived. And please don't worry about money. This is another reason that dad's job is a good one. We have insurance for these kinds of accidents."
This seemed to calm him but his pain was still palpable.
We checked into Urgent Care to find a 30-minute wait. So we walked to McDonald's across the street.
"Why does this stuff always happen to me?" he asked in a forlorn tone. I gathered my thoughts, asking myself the same thing. But the answer was crystal clear.
"Because honey," I said. "Because you're you and you're an adventurer and a risk taker with a playful heart. You're never going to be content just jumping up and down in life. You're going to try the flip and the somersault and keep trying to land them. And that's a beautiful thing." Then I added, "it just means we're going to be in the Urgent Care more often."
After McDonald's, we went back to the Urgent Care, and I knew we had an hour or two ahead of us with an exam, x-ray and diagnosis. And that's when things got really interesting.
Sitting in the exam room following his X-ray, my child starts rifling through the drawers. "Are these….?" he holds up a square package of gauze. "No, they are not condoms," I said. "They look like condoms," he replied then quickly added, "I know because of health class." This seemed to open up the thoughts in his brain. "You know, Tommy is having sex with Shelly (changed these names, people!) and she had to change schools when her mom found out." "Hmmm," I replied. "How do you feel about having sex at 15? Do you think that's a good idea?" And so we talked about that for awhile and how having a baby before you even have underarm hair is likely not good timing. We talked about how a teenage dad would likely have to drop out of school for awhile and figure out how to pay for diapers and how that would suck.
Then we moved onto the topic of E-Cigarettes. "Sam has an E-Cig," Adam says. "Oh really?" I reply. "And how do you feel about that? Does that make you want to try one, too?" And so we batted this topic around for awhile, talking about the risks of E-cigarettes with my son assuring me that "it's just water vapor and not dangerous." I countered with some concerns of my own. Things about why one would choose to start smoking an e-cig and how even these "non-cigarettes" can become addictive and that research is inconclusive about how much harm it's doing to one's body and that he's likely better off spending his time on sports and school versus smoking e-cigs.
We moved from this topic as quickly as it began when Adam announced, "This girl in my English class had a bloody nose and so she stuffed a tampon up her nose." "Well…." I responded. "How did that go over in class?" He said, "The teacher told her that a kleenex would be a better option." I agreed.
That's when the doctor showed up to tell us that yes, Adam had a broken thumb and proceeded to put a cumbersome splint on his forearm that he would likely need to keep on for 2-6 weeks, right through basketball tryouts but to let an orthopedic specialist make the final decision.
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Do I really feel like adding yet another follow-up doctor appointment to an already crammed schedule?
Not really.
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Yes. For him I am.
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For much of Saturday's TinCaps game at Parkview Field, the inning-by-inning score had the look of those early moments of a basketball game. The TinCaps went up 2-0, then it was 2-2, then 4-2 and 4-4 and 6-4.
It wasn't until the eighth inning, though, when Lake County broke the trend with a four-run inning and added a single run in the ninth to claim a 9-6 victory over the TinCaps before 3,220 fans.
The loss ended a two-game home winning streak for Fort Wayne (5-4), while Lake County (2-6) buried a six-game losing string.
Coming into Saturday's game with a team batting average of .196, which is third from the bottom in the Midwest League, Lake County raked four TinCaps pitchers for a season-high 14 hits – more than twice the six hits it had in the previous two games in Fort Wayne.
It was a slugfest, said TinCaps right fielder Brian Adams, whose two-run home run in the second inning spotted Fort Wayne the early 2-0 lead. It was back and forth all night. We threw some good pitches; they hit a couple well; we hit a couple well.
The TinCaps' scoring pattern was similar early. Adams crushed his home run to left field that bounced against the newly constructed The Harrison building after Luis Tejada was hit with a pitch. Then two innings later, after Jeremy Baltz was grazed with a pitch, Gabriel Quintana's home run to right center put the TinCaps ahead 4-2.
After the Captains came back to tie the game at 4, Fort Wayne took the lead again, 6-4, when Alberth Martinez tripled against the center field wall, scored on Corey Adamson's single that swirled into the 23 mph gust, and Adamson ran in on Maxx Tissenbaum's double to right.
After that, it was a game that belonged to the bullpens. Lake County's held the TinCaps scoreless for the final four innings, and Fort Wayne's gave up four runs and eight hits.
We battled. We battled, TinCaps manager Jose Valentin said. The bullpen just couldn't hold the lead. We got the lead twice and we didn't get the hold in there. Up by two in the eighth.
Reliever Leonel Campos, who had allowed four hits in five innings of work this season, began the eighth inning but didn't end it.
He gave up a single, a triple, a walk and didn't register an out when third baseman Quintana tried to throw out a Lake County runner scoring from third.
With two Captains runs in and two more runners hanging, Campos was pulled for Chris Nunn, who gave up a two-run double.
Still, the TinCaps tried to recover in the bottom of the ninth. Tejada led off with a double, Stephen Carmon dropped a two-out single to left and Adamson walked to load the bases for Tissenbaum, who bounced out.
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Instead, it was poor Vijay Singh who fessed up to spraying.
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I, too, am shocked. Seriously.
I'm kidding about any personal use of the stuff. I am shocked that it is being used by anyone other than the deer.
Actually, I'm also confused by this. Why would deer spray their own antlers and how could they hold the can with those tiny hooves anyway? Must remember to ask my outdoor buddy, John Harrigan. He'll know.
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The Professional Golfers Assn. has instituted a program to combat this kind of thing. It refers to what would happen in the event of a "positive doping test."
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He hasn't been offered a scholarship just yet, but our story said he had been offered a spot as a "preferred walk-on."
What a coincidence. When I went to UNH and considered trying out for the golf team, I was told they would prefer it if I would just walk off.
This kind of thing happened to me back in grade school, too. You see, I didn't know about antler spray at the time. At recess, I was one of those last-kids-picked. Very traumatic.
So imagine my surprise to see a headline about a three-judge panel in Washington ordering a halt to "recess picks."
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Alas, the headline referenced a court telling President Obama he couldn't put people in federal jobs when the U.S. Senate wasn't technically in recess.
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Web.com filed a suit against Intel at the end of March after recieving a letter from Intergraph lawyers alleging it breached patents on Pentium systems it sold. The company feels that Intel should "indemnify, defend and hold it harmless" from any Integraph patent infringement claim. The Intergraph Intel agreement granted Intel a license, but apparently not Web.com and others. Thus, they eventually can be sued.
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"Although he sometimes takes a ribbing for working in the 'Department of Pretty Pictures,' [Marlborough, Massachusetts' GIS Administrator Nathaniel] Bowen said GIS maps can show how information relates to other data."
Metrowest Daily News article on GIS in Massachusetts towns.
Today at LI we are hosting workshops by the big and no big players in LI/geospatial. The buzz seems to be about the upgrade of Google Maps API from version 1 to 2. Alongside that is a slight change in licensing titled "Friendlier Terms" by Brett Taylor in the Official Google Maps API blog. Google has "upped" the magic number of transactions beyond which one much "contact them" to 500,000 and promises to give 90 days notice before ads appear.
These are two issues which come up from time to time for developers, so it'll be interesting to see if these changes appease them. If not, there are quite a few other players here who want to talk about terms of use and licensing.
Directions Magazine contributer Atanas sent on an AP story he saw on the main Yahoo News page about Pictometry. Some of it is the regular "rah rah" story. But I found these tidbits of interest:
The privately held company, based in the Rochester suburb of Henrietta, employs 105 people, is profitable and boasts a perennial doubling of sales that could top $100 million by 2008. Courted by the likes of Bill Gates, it has been showered with calls from Wall Street this year about its potential plans to go public.
Hmm - go public. When's the last time an image acquisition company went public? I can't think of one off hand.
The partnership gave the world's largest software maker a distinct edge in a newly evolving "visual GPS" category of online mapping. Google Earth's three-dimensional maps, by contrast, rely on elongated satellite images.
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Nvidia has a busy schedule for Kepler at GDC, and we thought you might want to know about it. There are three key dates, today, Monday, and two weeks from Friday.
Today, March 8, is the day where the press that Nvidia flew in get their 'tech day', basically the deep dive on Kepler. Then, like we said a few days ago, Nvidia will paper launch the cards next Monday, March 12. From that point, things get a little hazy because people are arguing over two different days. Some are saying Friday March 23, others Monday March 26, with a few more saying 23 than 26. It could be none of the above though, but if you bet on two weeks out, you won't be far off.
The only open question is how long they will be able to supply for. With the TSMC 28nm stoppage, initial supplies of GK104 for launch boards are likely set, but what happens after that? How many were stockpiled? We don't know, but we can't see all that many being available after the initial shipment. SemiAccurate's educated guess is decent numbers at launch followed by a long wait. When TSMC restarts, and how quickly they ramp back up, will determine the answer, and we can't shed any light there, yet.S|A
Editor's update: March 13, 8:30am. This update is late as Charlie has been doing an airport to airport bounce. He said that sources say, as of late last week, launch has been moved back a week and a half. Please see the bet above for Charlie's take on the multiple source conflicts.
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The Nebraska football team started its game-week preparations for UCLA Monday during a two-hour, helmet-only practice on the Ed and Joyanne Gass grass practice fields. Offensive Coordinator Tim Beck spoke to the media after practice, stating that the team has moved on from Southern Mississippi, and now is focusing on the Bruins.
"It's a new preparation so you kind of have to erase the memories of what you have been doing and move on to the next opponent."
Beck also talked about how the Husker offense needs to keep the momentum rolling into Saturday's matchup.
"I think you need to be process driven, don't be driven by just results." Beck said. "We strive for perfection and want to have a perfect game. Our goal isn't just to be 1-0; we have a long season to go."
After having a career day Saturday against the Golden Eagles, Coach Beck also noted that junior quarterback Taylor Martinez has shown great focus and has had great preparation this season.
"I think he is a focused individual, you know it is not a one hit wonder. He wants to have a good season, and he knows that he will have to have the same preparation every week," Beck said.
As for having Martinez and the offense featuring the passing game more prominently, Beck commented that "as long as we win it doesn't really matter."
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