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Completed in 1826, South Church also known as the "Stone Church" because of its granite exterior has been a Unitarian Universalist church since 1945. The building, which is thought to have been designed by Jonathan Folsom, is built in the Greek Revival style. Nevertheless, it should be noted that its current interior is in the Baroque style after an 1858 remodel. South Church is one of the first monumental granite buildings to be built in northern New England. On a plaque located on the facade of the building, it states that in 1717 Portsmouth's first identified black family was baptized by South Church. With this in mind, it is fitting that the Unitarian Universalist church is housed in this very important landmark, as its mission in part celebrates "the worth and dignity of all people."
Gosport Chapel, Star Island, Isles of Shoals, New Hampshire
Gosport Chapel is part of the non-profit Star Island Corporation retreat complex, founded on the spiritual ideals of Unitarian-Universalism and the United Church of Christ. The rustic island-based retreat located seven miles off the shores of New Hampshire offers a community-oriented, multi-generational environment for personal reflection and rejuvenation. Gosport Chapel, a modest stone structure built in 1800, sits on the highest point of the island and is at the heart of the complex. As part of a Star Island tradition at the end of each retreat day, participants gather at the foot of the hill and form a procession up a long winding path carrying candle lanterns to the chapel. Inside, the candle lanterns are hung on the wall, providing the only source of light for the evening service.
First Presbyterian Church, Stamford, Connecticut
Founded in 1854, the First Presbyterian Church commissioned noted architect Wallace K. Harrison in 1953 to design its present structure. Harrison was both a contributing architect and coordinator of such major public buildings as the United Nations, Rockefeller Center and Lincoln Center. The structure, which was completed in 1958, is thought to be one of the finest examples of religious modern architecture along with those designed by Le Corbusier, Philip Johnson and Frank Lloyd Wright. Its reinforced concrete and stained glass walls are formed from more than 20,000 individual chunks of inch-thick glass – a stained glass technique called "dalle de verre". The stained glass design on the right side of the church's sanctuary suggests the story of the crucifixion and on the left, the story of the resurrection. The windows in the narthex or rear of the church displays symbols of communion and peace. Although not intentional, the church's sanctuary has been likened to the form of a fish in both profile and floor plan – a symbol used in early Christianity.
The First Baptist Church in America, Providence, Rhode Island
Gathered by Roger Williams in 1638, The First Baptist Church in America is the first and longest running Baptist church congregation in the United States. The present home of the First Baptist Church is currently housed in its third building. Completed in 1775, the structure's architectural style combines Georgian with the traditional New England meetinghouse style with its plain walls, clear glass windows, and dominant pulpit. The lack of religious symbols follows iconoclastic Baptist thought, which regard all symbols, even the cross, as icons and idols. It is the first Baptist meetinghouse to have a steeple and bell in an effort by eighteenth century Baptist advocates to bring greater respectability and recognition to their faith. Roger Williams, the founder of this church and a significant campaigner for religious freedom, was in-part responsible for Rhode Island being a unique haven for religious liberty in the seventeenth century.
All Saints Memorial Church, Providence, Rhode Island
Founded in 1846, All Saints Memorial Church is the largest Episcopal church building in the state of Rhode Island. Designed by architect Edward Tuckerman Potter, the Gothic style structure was completed in 1872 as a memorial to the Right Reverend John P.K. Henshaw, who was the fourth bishop of Rhode Island. The eighteen lancet windows on the sides and rear of the 135 foot long sanctuary are a mixture of memorial windows and series depicting the life of Christ. At the front of the church above the altar is the 38 foot tall stained glass window, which portrays the resurrected Christ. The inscription at the bottom of the window reads, "Behold He Cometh!"
Round Church, Richmond, Vermont
Completed in 1813 under the leadership of local craftsman William Rhodes, the Federal style Round Church is a sixteen-sided meetinghouse that was built to serve the community as a meeting place and a church for the area's five Protestant congregations. Nevertheless, shortly after the building was constructed, several of the individual congregations built their own churches and the structure reverted to the Town of Richmond to become exclusively a meetinghouse beginning in 1880. In 1973, the Round Church closed due to safety concerns. As a result, the Richmond Historical Society was formed and with the generosity of the community's time and money as well as its ability to secure grants, the Round Church remains today—serving as a testament to the now rare traditional New England sixteen-sided meetinghouse.
St. Peter's by the Sea, Cape Neddick, Maine
Nestled on top of Christian Hill within a densely wooded area of Cape Neddick, which overlooks the Gulf of Maine, resides St. Peter's by the Sea. Built on the location where open air church services had been held during the summers since 1850, this Episcopal chapel continues the tradition. Consecrated in 1898, the rustic stone and wood structure is built in the Richardsonian Romanesque style, which draws upon 11th and 12th century southern French, Spanish and Italian Romanesque architecture. Its location is intentional, as the family who bequeathed the land and funded St. Peter's construction wanted the Church's cross to be visible to the fishermen at sea.
Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts
The congregation of Old South Church in Boston was gathered in 1669 to serve all who seek a spiritual journey in Christian faith. Completed in 1875, the church's highly ornate Gothic Revival Style is atypical of a traditional New England congregational church. While architects Charles Amos Cummings and Willard T. Sears' design intention was to, "radiate the opulent taste and the sense of optimism and progress of the Industrial Revolution following the Civil War", the congregation has been recognized for equality and social justice, with such notable congregants as Samuel Sewall who published the first anti-slavery writing in the United States in 1700, The Selling of Joseph. As poet John Greenleaf Whittier eloquently wrote, 'So long as Boston shall Boston be, And her bay tides rise and fall, Shall freedom stand in the Old South Church, And plead for the rights of all."
Our Lady Queen of Peace, Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Providing a haven for the Catholic community on the Boothbay Peninsula, Our Lady Queen of Peace has been home to year-round residents as well as seasonal visitors since its dedication in 1926. Its founding parish was a historic mix of immigrants, artists, servants, fishermen, merchants and builders. Stained glass windows honor many of the early families who nurtured Catholic presence in the region.
Inspired by the reliance upon the surrounding sea, its interior takes the shape of an inverted ship's hull, a symbol of protection. Our Lady's prominent location near the water provides not only a magnificent view of Boothbay Harbor, but also serves as a beacon for sailors, fisherman and the surrounding community.
Arlington Street Church, Boston, Massachusetts
Founded in 1729 as the "Church of the Presbyterian Strangers", the Arlington Street Church is a Unitarian Universalist church, which draws from a variety of religious traditions. While the Unitarian Universalist congregations "tend to retain some Christian traditions, such as Sunday worship with a sermon and the singing of hymns. The extent to which the elements of any particular faith tradition are incorporated into personal spiritual practice is a matter of personal choice for congregants."(1) Unitarian refers to the belief in one God.
In 1861, the church's current structure was completed and was the first public building to be constructed on newly filled land in Boston's Back Bay, sitting on 999 wooden pilings driven into the tidal mud. Architect Arthur Gilman drew inspiration for its exterior from London's St. Martin-in-the-Fields and its basilica type interior from the Church of the Annunciation in Genoa, Italy. As part of the church's mission, congregants gather "in love and service for justice and peace."(2)
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalism
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Every year the amazing organization FARM (Farm Animal Rights Movement) hosts their Meatout event to raise awareness of vegetarianism and veganism. According to FARM - "Meatout is the world's largest grassroots diet education campaign. Today on March 20th, thousands of caring people in all 50 U.S. states and two dozen other countries will encourage their friends, families, and communities to "kick the meat habit" and explore a wholesome, compassionate diet of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
I became a vegetarian when I was 15 and when I finally decided to become Vegan at 18 I discovered how much healthier it really is for you! I know there are those who do absolutely no research before they make the decision and end up eating way too many processed foods. It's a slippery slope, but I think most Vegans end up discovering things they never would have tried if they continued eating meat and dairy. Veganism has opened me up to a whole array of fruits and vegetables that I had never heard of!
Not only does Veganism nourish my body - it nourishes my soul. Knowing that I don't contribute to the torture, slaughter, and death of innocent beings is a heavy burden lifted off my psyche. Humans can not be unconscious to the amount of suffering that goes into their meals any longer. It's time to make a change - and FARM's annual Meatout is a HUGE help in making that change happen.
So what am I doing you ask? Tonight - I'm doing something as simple as making my family a delicious vegan dinner. That's where you start. Start with helping your friends and family understand how amazing being Vegan really is! Here's what I'm making them: (please excuse some of the bad pictures! I should really take some new ones!) For the recipes - click on the captions underneath the pictures!
Vegetable Penne Pesto with Cheesy Garlic Bread |
Baby Greens Salad with Homemade Western Dressing |
Crispy Smashed Roasted Potatoes |
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Honour the Chapter is Now On Sale
Add this Deathwatch Supplement to Your Library |
Deathwatch | Published 27 June 2012 |
"They shall be pure of heart and strong of body, untainted by doubt and unsullied by vainglory. They will be bright stars in the firmament of battle. Angels of Death whose shining wings bring swift annihilation to the enemies of Man. So shall it be for a thousand times a thousand years, unto the very end of eternity and the extinction of mortal flesh."
–Roboute Guilliman, Primarch of the Ultramarines
The brethren of the Deathwatch are the champions of humanity, the elite of the elite, and the very best the thousand and more Chapters of the Adeptus Astartes can produce. But while many Battle-Brothers are drawn from the most well known Chapters—the Blood Angels, the Space Wolves, the Ultramarines, and others of the First Founding—still more hail from lesser known bodies, the Successors of the great Legions. Some of these Chapters are every bit as famous as their celebrated progenitors, while others are all but unheralded. Nevertheless, all are heroes.
Honour the Chapter, a supplement for Deathwatch, is now on sale at your local retailer and on our webstore! Honour the Chapter provides a wealth of options for players interested in characters drawn from Chapters created during the Second or subsequent Foundings. This comprehensive tome contains new character creation rules, a wealth of relics unique to each Chapter, and plenty of guidance and adventure seeds for Game Masters.
Epic Heroes
For more on Honour the Chapter, here's a word from its lead developer, Tim Flanders:
Since the Core Rulebook, we've had a good chance to cover our core of Space Marine Chapters, and with First Founding we were able to bring the remaining progenitor Chapters to the fore. But now, for the first time since the inception of Deathwatch, we will be giving a huge number of the other myriad Chapters of the Adeptus Astartes the attention they deserve. I think players are going to really enjoy the chance to play Battle-Brothers from Chapters throughout the Imperium, each with as much depth as the Chapters we've covered in our past products.
Of course, with all this variety comes a price. Trying to form a Kill-team out of Battle-Brothers from such disparate backgrounds, all with their own histories, combat doctrines, and philosophies is tough work. Thankfully, we've covered that, too! GMs will find Honour the Chapter indispensable for making the most of their campaigns, by highlighting the strengths of their players, their characters, and the relationships between the Chapters of the Adeptus Astartes. In this way, they'll really make their players feel like the epic heroes of the Imperium that they are!
For ten millennia, Space Marines from a thousand chapters have fought and died in the name of the Emperor of Man. Pick up your copy of Honour the Chapter from your local retailer today, and take your place among the legends of the Adeptus Astartes!
Deathwatch is a roleplaying game in which players take on the roles of the bio-engineered super-soldiers known as Space Marines. United with their battle-brothers, players will complete extraordinary missions involving some of the greatest heroes and deadliest opponents the Warhammer 40,000 universe has to offer.


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You'd better ask if they are closet child molesters and rapists. And if they are related to any. And if their kitchen knives are locked up, and car keys secured.
Ask them if they have any alcoholic beverages at home. Are they locked up in a safe?
Girl, 9, dies after accidental shooting....
If you teach your own kids about guns, you don't have to rely on what others may or may not have in their home.
But that would be asking too much, wouldn't it? Being a responsible parent for your own child...
You're a bad parent if you don't ask about guns. But you are a good parent if you let your kids go on an unsupervised play date without asking whether medicines, knives, tools, chemicals, etc., are locked up; electric outlets and cabinets are child-proofed, and; stairs and play equipment meet current safety codes; potential playmates have been immunized; any accessible food is within valid dates; and the dog has been certified as a Canine Good Citizen and has all current shots. Because, asking those types of question might be considered rude, obtrusive and perhaps make the inquiring parent seem a little obsessive-compulsive.
Got it.
Did KATU ask the all important question as to whether or not any of the kids parents taught them about guns PRIOR to doing this test? I doubt it. The younger kids learn about what guns can and can't do then they can start making good choices.
The anti-Americans are trying to take over America! In today's education systems the students have to be able to separate the BS from the education. There seems to be a lot more BS than education today. I believe it is more about liberal conditioning and brain washing than education. Of course the liberals will disagree.
Everyone in the neighborhood knows who does and who doesn't own guns. We all keep our guns safe.
I even have some realistic guns that are used for training kids on what to do if they find a gun. Every now and then I leave it out to see what they will do. Almost all of them will alert me or my wife and several will chastise us for leaving a gun out.
That shows that the training from the parents is working.
its none of my business. and good americans wouldnt worry bout it and better americans would own guns... guns equal safer
I wouldn't have touched it, oh wait I had responsible parents who actually taught me about the real world. Oh and their very anti-gun.
I keep my gun under the porn collection, so if the kids ever find it, they will be sure to not even see it!
@Owt_Raged"If you teach your own kids about guns, you don't have to rely on what others may or may not have in their home" said the parent on the 5 O'clock news who just had their kid shot to death by the kid's best friend.
@Conspirator Or if they have a swimming pool.  Those are the real killers (as if an object can be responsible for killing).
@RalphCramden"we all keep our guns safe" said the person on the 5 O'clock news who just had their kid shot to death by the kid's best friend.


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As promised here they are. The most beautiful, tasty, sing in your mouth cookies. Yes, they sing. Belting out I'm Going To The Place by Lyle Lovett. I'm totally serious. As clear as day there was Lyle Lovett with his awesome hair, a belt buckle bigger than a plate and a choir in my kitchen. It was a good day.
How did this start? Well, my in-laws spent sometime in northern Italy recently and this is what they came back with for me. Glorious Limoncino. Ideas have been spinning around in my head about what to do with it other than drink it all. A couple of failed attempts later this is what resulted. Limoncino cookies. I'm sure this is nothing new to the world but they are new to me and this is my version. Enjoy and say hello to Lyle for me when you see him.
limoncino cookies
- 1 stick room temperature unsalted butter
- generous 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 tsp pure vanilla
- 1/4 tsp sea salt (fine)
- 1 egg at room temperature
- zest of two lemmons, you will use 1/2 Tbs for the cookie recipe and the rest for decoration
- 1 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 cup powdered sugar
- 5 Tbs Limoncino, if you can't find Limoncino, Limoncello is a good replacement just not as tart
- 1 Tbs lemon juice
Zest two large lemons and set aside.
Start with beating the butter, sugar, vanilla, and salt with an electric mixer on medium speed until fluffy.
Beat in egg.
A little at a time, add the flour and 1/2 Tbs of lemon zest.
Mix until blended and dough is sticky enough to be formed.
Place dough on plastic wrap. With your hands form into a 10″ to 12″ log.
Wrap and refrigerate for about 2 hours or until firm.
Preheat oven to 350°.
Line two baking sheets with parchment paper. I like to use unbleached.
Unwrap the cookie dough and slice into thick 1/2 inch slices.
Place in oven and bake for 13 – 15 minutes or until edges just start to golden.
Transfer to wire rack and allow to cool. Completely.
For the icing: In a medium bowl, combine powdered sugar, limoncino, and lemon juice. Stir until smooth and creamy. Can you hear it yet?
Once cookies are completely cooled, submerge cookie in icing top side down. Lift up and drain for a few seconds. Flip cookie over and set on wire rack (place additional parchment paper under wire rack for easy clean up)
Top each cookie with a pinch of lemon zest after submerging it into the icing. Try your hardest to restrain yourself from tasting one and wait 30 or so minutes to allow the icing to set. Makes around 24 cookies.
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The dairy industry is full of shit.
They claim that milk and mucous are an excellent source of calcium, and they've spent millions of dollars on celebrity advertising to make you believe it. The irony? Osteoporosis remains a major public health threat — and 80 percent of those affected are women. Lucky us.
So how do you protect your precious bones?
Go Green
Your body is kind of like that co-dependent boyfriend you had in college: it's super needy when it comes to calcium. And as vegan chicas, magnificent greens are your bones' deepest desire. Try to eat lots of your meals on a bed of kale or collard greens. Saute some spinach or bok choy and put it on your sandwich for a nutrition boost. Plant-sourced calcium has been shown to increase bone mineral density, which decreases your risk of osteoporosis. Bonus tip: Give seaweed a go! Sea vegetables are also an amazing calcium and mineral source.
Best Friends
Calcium is a social butterfly; it doesn't like to be alone. It's best absorbed when paired with some of its buddies, like vitamin C. Enjoy a piece of fruit with your calcium-stacked meals to increase that bone strength. Calcium can also easily build awesome bone strength and structure when its other BFFs, vitamin K, phosphorus and magnesium join the party.
Seedy Situations
Adding almonds to your diet will pack a powerful calcium punch. One cup of almonds has MORE calcium than a glass of milk. This calcium is coupled with magnesium, so enjoy your almond milk, almond butter or a handful of raw almonds for a snack. For bone-building trail mix, add Brazil nuts and walnuts. You can try topping your salad with calcium-rich sesame seeds, or dip your veggies in a tahini paste.
Soak Up the Sun
Get your 30-minute daily dose of sunshine. Expose your face, arms and legs, if possible. Sun exposure provides a generous amount of vitamin D, which drastically increases absorption of calcium in the small intestines. (Just don't use this as an excuse to Snookie yourself into a gross shade of burnt brown, cause skin cancer ain't pretty.)
Shake Your Booty
Our bones, quite literally, hold us together. Duh. We owe it to them to keep them sturdy and tough as nails. All of your bones want to be used. Whether you dance the night away or run marathons, meaningful movement prevents bone loss. Increase the amount of bone you have by lifting some weights or dropping by the yoga studio. When you do weight-bearing exercise, your body takes an initial hit but almost magically rebuilds the bone back even stronger. The more exercise you do, the more reinforced your bone matrix becomes. Badass.
Drink Detox
Caffeine and calcium do not get along. Caffeine is a diuretic, and it makes you pee like a race horse. When you urinate frequently, you are expending excess calcium that your body could use. Another kicker? Booze is toxic to bone-cell formation, so drink your cocktails in moderation to maintain proper bone regeneration. Try consuming your calcium-rich foods at meals where you do not consume more than one alcoholic or caffeinated beverage.
The Facts
Calcium is necessary to just about every cell in your body. You need it for strong bones and teeth but also for nerves and muscles and proper blood clotting. Our bodies get calcium from the food we eat or else they have to take it from our bones. We need a regular kick-ass supply source in our meals, so our bones are not weakened when our other cells needs extra calcium to survive. Integrate building a strong relationship with calcium and your body today; your bones will thank you tomorrow.
Lynan Saperstein, CHHC, LifeSTYLE, Health and Wellness Coach
As a Certified Holistic Health Counselor, working out of Brooklyn, NY, Lynan empowers women to LOVE their fabulous bodies, lives and selves right now to unleash their future potential. While dreaming of a world that eats for health and sustainability, Lynan coaches one-on-one clients, regularly leads corporate workshops and works with the Girl Scouts of America and Citizens School to inspire youth to take precious care of themselves and love their bodies. Her signature teleseminar program, The Secrets to Fabulous, launches again in April. To stay connected, please visit GreenChicPea.com.


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Basic Guide to Annual Leave – Part 6 of 8
December 7, 2012 in Uncategorized
Timing of Leave
Both the employer and worker should agree to the timing of leave. If they cannot agree, the employer makes the final decision.
Leave must be granted not later than 6 months after the end of the annual leave cycle (12 month periods from date of employment).
Based on Legislation in Section 20, of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act


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Welcome to my website. I'm the author of "The Prince of Pentium, The Life of a Hustler and a Computer Hacker." This book is based on real events. I am inspired, motivated and honored by the positive feed back to my story from readers all over the world. This website is crerated for those who want to know more about the world of The Prince of Pentium and about the other projects I currently have in development. There is also a section to purchase the book and e-book as well as links to my blog, Facebook and Twitter. I hope you'll enjoy exploring the site and that you'll bookmark this page and come back often. Thanks for your support, |
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Katosi Women Development Trust (KWDT) is a non governmental organization with an aim of improving the general living standards of poor, rural peasant communities of Ntenjeru, Mpata, Mpunge and Nakisunga sub counties in Mukono District. Evolving out of the success of Katosi Women Fishing & Development Association, it is the development in the lives of the women members of KWFDA that attracted other women groups to join, prompting the formation of a network of women groups where womenequitably share resources, knowledge and skills so as to improve on their lives. KWDT currently networks 16 women groups. The 15 years of existence have enabled KWDT reach out to disadvantaged communities through women.
KWDT is registered with the Uganda NGO Board Reg. no. S.5914/6911, with the District as a Women's development Organization Reg. No. WG/2004/22/00793 and with National Association of Women Organizations in Uganda with Reg. No. 32 /01/ A. With a coordination office in Kampala and a field office at Katosi landing site, KWDT brings together 365 women in 16 groups as follows;
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Urey, Harold C(layton)
Urey, Harold C(layton)
biographical name(born April 29, 1893, Walkerton, Ind., U.S.died Jan. 5, 1981, La Jolla, Calif.) U.S. scientist. He received his doctorate from the University of California at Berkeley and thereafter taught at various universities. He was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1934 for discovering deuterium and heavy water. He was a key figure in the development of the atomic bomb; his group worked on the gaseous diffusion process for separation of uranium-235. He devised methods for estimating the temperature of ancient oceans, theorized on the compositions of primordial atmospheres, and studied the relative abundances of the elements, making fundamental contributions to a widely accepted theory of the origin of the Earth and other planets in The Planets, (1952).
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The holidays are upon us and you know what that means — quality reading time! So if you're looking for a great book and haven't yet discovered Michelle Hodkin's The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer or its sequel The Evolution of Mara Dyer, carve out a few hours between opening presents and eating take-out. (Hey, don't judge — no one in my family can cook!) Just to whet your appetite: Entertainment Weekly spoke to Hodkin about her YA debut, her experience as a lawyer, and the inspiration for Mara Dyer.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: The true story behind The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer is creepy.
MICHELLE HODKIN: [Laughs] It's definitely inspired by [a real event]. There was a person who I met in 2008 and she started telling me about her daughter, who'd been in this building collapse. That's not the law that I practice, so I couldn't help her, but I took down her information. As she turned to leave, I realized that her daughter had been with her the whole time and I just was immediately struck by the sense that there was more to the story. A year later, someone said something that reminded me of that girl, so I called the number and it was disconnected. It was just like lightning — I was on the plane ride home from my brother's graduation and I literally started writing on the plane. It was immediate — one day I was a lawyer and the next day I was a writer. READ FULL STORY


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The Cluster Management Console consists of several views. A view is an HTML page that displays:
Before you start your first Cluster Management Console session, use this material to familiarize yourself with the default view, navigation methods, and icon representations used in the console.
Note If you are a user with a privilege level of guest or operator, certain tabs or task links in the console may be unavailable. An unavailable tab or task link indicates that the corresponding view (the view to which the tab navigates) or task link is restricted. Users with the privilege level of administrator have access to all views.


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The new service will be available in 41 countries.
After months of speculation and rumours, Netflix finally announces it will launch in Australia and New Zealand in 2015.
The Wi-Fi-only version is available, but you'll have to wait if you'd rather own the LTE edition.
Internet service providers are getting a new option called G.fast that can extend the lifespan of existing copper phone lines yet again.
Remember that Netflix price increase? A lot of potential subscribers did, resulting in fewer-than-expected sign-ups. That, and an austere outlook for earnings, has investors spooked.
New Zealand, Austria, Denmark and Spain are among the next nations to get a taste of Apple's supersized smartphones.
We've all dreamed about flying cars, but now that a production-ready model is about to make its debut, we're having second thoughts. Some people drive terribly on the ground, so we can't even imagine how bad it could get in the sky.
Apple's retail partners in India also reveal the prices for the various models of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
Austria and Switzerland are next on the streaming-video service's list as it tries to amp up its growth across Europe.
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Tech News Digest
Compiled By IEEE-USA Staff
The following is a roundup of news and notable developments in electrical engineering and computer or information technology reported during October 2011. Items are excerpted from news releases generated by universities, government agencies and other research institutions. Highlighted topics include:
NIST Releases Definition of Cloud Computing
New Technique Offers Enhanced Security for Sensitive Data in Cloud Computing
New Ultra-High Speed Network Launched For Researchers and Educators
Saving Heart Attack Patients With Computer Science
Progress in Quantum Computing, Qubit by Qubit
'Microring' Device Could Aid in Future Optical Technologies
Researchers Demonstrate Reconfigurable Nanoscale Electronic Materials
NIST Updates Smart Grid Framework
NIST Seeks Public Comment on Security Guidelines for Bluetooth and Wireless Local Area Networks
User-Friendly "Smart-Beams" Emerging as Challenger to LED Lighting
DARPA Seeks Innovators for Satellite Salvage/Reuse Program
Restraint Improves Dielectric Performance and Lifespan
Funding News (Solar Power, EV Batteries, Superconducting Wire for Wind Turbines, Nanoscale Digital Switching, Engineering Education, Wearable Sensors)
1) NIST Releases Definition of Cloud Computing
The National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) has published The NIST Definition of Cloud Computing (NIST Special Publication 800-145). The NIST definition lists five essential characteristics of cloud computing: on-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity or expansion, and measured service. It also lists three "service models" (software, platform and infrastructure), and four "deployment models" (private, community, public and hybrid) that together categorize ways to deliver cloud services. The definition is intended to serve as a means for broad comparisons of cloud services and deployment strategies, and to provide a baseline for discussion from what is cloud computing to how to best use cloud computing.
For more information, see: http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/tech-beat/tb20111025.cfm#cloud
2) New Technique Offers Enhanced Security for Sensitive Data in Cloud Computing
Researchers from North Carolina State University and IBM have developed a new, experimental technique to better protect sensitive information in cloud computing — without significantly affecting the system's overall performance. Under the cloud-computing paradigm, the computational power and storage of multiple computers is pooled, and can be shared by multiple users. Hypervisors are programs that create the virtual workspace that allows different operating systems to run in isolation from one another — even though each of these systems is using computing power and storage capability on the same computer. A longstanding concern in cloud computing is that attackers could take advantage of vulnerabilities in a hypervisor to steal or corrupt confidential data from other users in the cloud. The NC State research team has developed a new approach, called "Strongly Isolated Computing Environment (SICE)" to cloud security, which builds upon existing hardware and firmware functionality to isolate sensitive information and workload from the rest of the functions performed by a hypervisor.
For more information, see: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-10/ncsu-nto100511.php
3) New Ultra-High Speed Network Launched For Researchers and Educators
On 15 Oct, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced the activation of an ultra-high speed network connection for scientists, researchers and educators at universities and National Laboratories that is at least ten times faster than commercial Internet providers. The project — funded with $62 million from the 2009 economic stimulus law — is intended for research use but could pave the way for widespread commercial use of similar technology.
For more information, see: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-10/ddoe-nus101311.php
Also see: http://energy.gov/articles/new-ultra-high-speed-network-connection-researchers-and-educators-10-times-faster
4) Saving Heart Attack Patients with Computer Science
Newly discovered subtle markers of heart damage hidden in plain sight among hours of EKG recordings could help doctors identify which heart attack patients are at high risk of dying soon according to researchers from the University of Michigan, MIT, Harvard Medical School, and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. "Today's methods for determining which heart attack victims need the most aggressive treatments can identify some groups of patients at a high risk of complications. But they miss most of the deaths — up to 70 percent of them," said Zeeshan Syed, an assistant professor in the U-M Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and first author of the study.
Using data mining and machine learning techniques, the researchers sifted through 24-hour continuous electrocardiograms (EKGs or ECGs) from 4,557 heart attack patients enrolled in a large clinical trial led by the Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard Medical School TIMI Study Group. The researchers found that the EKG signals from many of the patients who later suffered cardiovascular death contained similar errant patterns that until now were dismissed as noise or simply undetectable. "There's information buried in the noise, and it's almost invisible because of the sheer volume of the data. But by using sophisticated computational techniques, we can separate what is truly noise from what is actually abnormal behavior that tells us how unstable the heart is," Syed said. The researchers found that those with at least one of the abnormalities were between two and three times more likely to die within 12 months. And by adding all three of the techniques to doctors' current assessment tools, they could predict 50 percent more deaths with fewer false positives. The new techniques use data that is already routinely collected during hospital visits, so putting them into practice would not raise costs or further burden caregivers or patients.
For more information, see: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-09/uom-asf092011.php
5) Progress in Quantum Computing, Qubit by Qubit
Engineers and physicists at Harvard have managed to capture light in tiny diamond pillars embedded in silver, releasing a stream of single photons at a controllable rate. The advance represents a milestone on the road to quantum networks in which information can be encoded in spins of electrons and carried through a network via light, one photon at a time.
For more information, see: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-10/hu-piq100711.php
6) 'Microring' Device Could Aid in Future Optical Technologies
Researchers at Purdue University and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have created a device small enough to fit on a computer chip that converts continuous laser light into numerous ultrashort pulses, a technology that might have applications in more advanced sensors, communications systems and laboratory instruments.
For more information, see: http://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/research/2011/111019WeinerMicrorings.html
7) Researchers Demonstrate Reconfigurable Nanoscale Electronic Materials
Researchers at Northwestern University have developed a new nanomaterial that can "steer" electrical currents. The development could lead to a computer that can simply reconfigure its internal wiring and become an entirely different device, based on changing needs. The material combines different aspects of silicon- and polymer-based electronics to create a new classification of electronic materials: nanoparticle-based electronics. As electronic devices are built smaller and smaller, the materials from which the circuits are constructed begin to lose their properties and are controlled by quantum mechanical phenomena. To address this physical barrier, many scientists have begun building circuits into multiple dimensions, such as stacking components on top of one another. The Northwestern team took a fundamentally different approach by designing reconfigurable electronic materials: materials that can rearrange themselves to meet different computational needs at different times.
For more information, see: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-10/nu-cac101311.php
8) NIST Updates Smart Grid Framework
An expanded list of standards, new cybersecurity guidance and product testing proposals are among the new elements in an updated roadmap for Smart Grid interoperability released on 25 October for public comment by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The NIST Framework and Roadmap for Smart Grid Interoperability Standards, Release 2.0, builds upon and updates a January 2010 report. The roadmap outlines a plan for transforming the nation's aging electric power system into an interoperable Smart Grid— a network that will integrate information and communication technologies with a power-delivery infrastructure, enabling two-way flows of energy and communications.
For more information, see: http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/tech-beat/tb20111025.cfm#grid
9) NIST Seeks Public Comment on Security Guidelines for Bluetooth and Wireless Local Area Networks
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has issued for public review and comment two draft guides to securing wireless communication networks. NIST is requesting comments on the two publications—one on Bluetooth networks and one on wireless local area networks—by 10 November 2011.
For more in formation, see: http://www.nist.gov/itl/csd/guides-102511.cfm
10) User-Friendly "Smart-Beams" Emerging as Challenger to LED Lighting
The human eye is as comfortable with white light generated by diode lasers as with that produced by increasingly popular light-emitting diodes (LEDs), according to tests conceived at Sandia National Laboratories. The tests show that the new kid on block — referred to as "Smart-Beams" and based on diode lasers — eventually could challenge LEDs for home and industrial lighting supremacy. Both technologies pass electrical current through material to generate light, but the simpler LED emits lights only through spontaneous emission. Diode lasers bounce light back and forth internally before releasing it. The finding is important because LEDs — widely accepted as more efficient and hardier replacements for century-old tungsten incandescent bulb technology — lose efficiency at electrical currents above 0.5 amps. However, the efficiency of a sister technology — the diode laser — improves at higher currents, providing even more light than LEDs at higher amperages.
For more information, see: https://share.sandia.gov/news/resources/news_releases/laser-light/
11) DARPA Seeks Innovators for Satellite Salvage Program
DARPA is seeking innovators to participate in its new Phoenix program, which seeks to develop technologies to cooperatively harvest and re-use valuable components from retired, nonworking satellites in geosynchronous earth orbit (GEO) and demonstrate the ability to create new space systems at greatly reduced cost.
Over $300 billion worth of satellites are estimated to be in geosynchronous orbit, hundreds of which are "retired" or placed in a "graveyard" orbits due to obsolescence or failure. DARPA's Phoenix program seeks to harvest valuable components such as antennas, and repurpose them, to reduce the need for launch of new, costly replacement satellites. According to DARPA Director Regina E. Dugan, "if this program is successful, space debris becomes space resource."
For more information, see: http://www.darpa.mil/NewsEvents/Releases/2011/10/20.aspx
12) Restraint Improves Dielectric Performance and Lifespan
Duke University engineers have demonstrated that rigidly constraining dielectric materials can greatly improve their performance and potentially lengthen their life spans. This insight follows their discovery earlier this year of the exact mechanism that causes soft dielectric materials to break down in the presence of electricity.
For more information, see: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-10/du-rid102511.php
13) Funding News
Concentrating Solar Power Technology: On 25 Oct., DOE announced that it will award $60 million investment over 3 years for applied scientific research to advance cutting-edge Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) technologies. CSP technologies use mirrors to reflect and concentrate sunlight to produce heat, which can then be used to produce electricity. See: http://energy.gov/articles/department-energy-invest-60-million-develop-innovative-concentrating-solar-power
Electric Vehicle Batteries: The Department of Energy has awarded a $5M, three-year grant to Penn States for research on High energy density lithium-sulfur cell batteries that significantly reduce size and improve performance and cell life through DOE's Advanced Vehicle Research and Development program, which aims to improve fuel efficiency of next generation vehicles. See: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-10/ps-lbr100611.php
Superconducting Wire for Wind Turbines: The University of Houston will lead a public-private research team that has been awarded $3.1 million by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to develop a low-cost superconducting wire that could be used to power future wind turbines. See: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-10/uoh-utr101111.php
Nanoscale Digital Switching: The Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) joined with the National Science Foundation (NSF) to fund $20 million for 12 four-year grants totaling $20 million to support nanoelectronics research by 12 interdisciplinary research teams at 24 participating U.S. universities with the goal of discovering a new switching mechanism using nanoelectronic innovations as a replacement for today's transistor. See: http://www.src.org/newsroom/press-release/2011/242/
Engineering Education: Harvard University and The University of Texas at Austin have received a $500,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop open access research-based tools for advancing learning in science and engineering. The grant will be used to "virtualize" evidence-based teaching methods, to aid dissemination of innovative instructional approaches and share good practices accessible to educators everywhere. See: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-10/hu-ngw100411.php
Wearable Sensors: Wearable sensors that allow the blind to "see" with their hands, bodies or faces could be on the horizon, thanks to a $2 million award from the National Science Foundation to researchers at The City College of New York and Georgia Institute of Technology. See: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2011-09/ccon-092811.php
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- Make sure you've already branded your blog (this applies to your online shop as well, if that's what you're advertising!) The main goal of sponsoring other blogs is to get traffic AND see some conversion! People won't subscribe to your blog if they don't know what it's all about, you need to offer something to make them stay.
- Invest on a great design. People will just click the exit button if your design isn't visually appealing. Give them a reason to look around. Remember: people have short attention span!
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- Set a monthly budget. During the first few months, I strongly suggest that you sponsor blogs that offer affordable rates. Don't jump in to "big" blogs right away!
- Does the ad offer a sponsor spotlight? (giveaway, guest post, interview, q&a, social media mentions, etc)
- Is the blogger well engaged with the readers? Does she reply to tweets, comments, etc?
- Is she present on other social media sites as well?
- Look for trends. Does she have repeat advertisers? (That says a lot!)
- Will people see my ad? Is her sidebar well organised?
Other things to consider:
- Advertise within your own niche - Imagine that you are selling housewares, would you advertise on Seventeen magazine? Of course not! Seventeen's target market are teenagers and young adults, they are reading the magazine for some love/sex advice, not a frying pan! Same goes with blogs; If you are a fashion blogger, maybe you want to reconsider the food blog that you want to sponsor. That food blogger's readers are people who want to see recipes and special ingredients, not the latest trends from Modcloth!
- Make a nice blog button - Ensure that your blog button is attractive and one of a kind. There are other ads on the sidebar as well, it's like a competition! People don't have all day to click the ads one by one, so be creative (or hire someone!)
- Advertising doesn't always involve money - There are a lot of bloggers who are looking for contributors and guest posters! There are ones who even allow their readers to host a giveaway on their blog for free (hello??? jump in!!!)
- Social media is your advertising bff - #hashtag, retweets, mentions, etc. Those are free but effective types of advertisement. If you are having a giveaway, ask your friends to help you spread the word around! I'm pretty sure there are a lot of people who are willing to lend you a hand with those types of stuff. Don't be afraid to ask (do it nicely though!)
- I started paying for ads when my blog was about 3 months old.
- Personally, I would rather buy the 'feature' or 'large' ad than the tiny ones. Yes, it costs more, but in the long run, I believe it's a much better investment. If my little ad will just sit on the sidebar without any features, I feel like I just wasted money. Go big or go home!
- If the ads offer guest posts, I make sure that my guest post is relevant to the blogger's content. I would never dare make a post filled with filthy language and green jokes if I'm sponsoring a family friendly blog. On the other hand, I would not talk about my goals and aspirations and other professional stuff if I'm guest posting on a humorous blog. Yeah, you get the point.
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Kimberley Process
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Lord Chidgey (Liberal Democrat)
To ask Her Majesty's Government what is their assessment of the current state of the Kimberley Process, in particular with regard to (1) the authorisation of exports from two companies operating in the Marange diamond fields in Zimbabwe, and (2) the withdrawal of Global Witness from the Kimberley Process.
Lord Howell of Guildford (Conservative)
The Kimberley Process, established in 2003, is an important conflict prevention mechanism that brings increased transparency, regulation and accountability to the global rough diamond trade and reduces the role of rough diamonds in financing conflict. The Kimberley Process now has 50 members representing 76 countries and accounts for over 99 per cent of the global production and trade of rough diamonds. Kimberley Process experts estimate that conflict diamonds have fallen from around 15 per cent of the global rough diamond trade in the 1990s to less than 1 per cent today. The UK is committed to ensuring that the Kimberley Process remains an important and credible mechanism for the prevention of conflict. We are therefore working with international partners to reform the Kimberley Process to help it better address the challenges facing the global diamond trade, in particular in relation to human rights abuses, which the Kimberley Process does not explicitly address.
I am pleased that agreement was reached on Zimbabwe diamonds at the Kimberley Process Plenary in Kinshasa in November. The agreement is robust but fair. It allows Zimbabwe only to export diamonds from the Marange region that comply with Kimberley Process standards, whilst establishing a credible independent monitoring mechanism to ensure those standards are respected, including a role for civil society. The agreement commits Zimbabwe to take action to bring all mining in Marange into compliance with Kimberley Process minimum standards. The agreement also increases the likelihood that revenues from the export of Kimberley Process-compliant diamonds will benefit the Zimbabwean people. We will continue to monitor the situation closely and respond appropriately to any future developments. We urge all Kimberley Process partners, including Zimbabwe, to firmly uphold Kimberley Process principles and standards in the future.
We are disappointed that Global Witness has decided to leave the Kimberley Process. As one of the founder members of the Kimberley Process, Global Witness has been a key partner in raising standards in the global diamond supply chain. Despite leaving the Kimberley Process, we hope that Global Witness will continue to engage with international efforts to strengthen and reform the Kimberley Process, as well as efforts to raise standards in the diamond supply chain.


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Fishing and Hunting Licenses
The NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife will annually issue the following items FREE to each qualified disabled veteran: a fire arm, bow & arrow, fishing or all around hunting license, a pheasant and quail stamp, a state duck stamp and a trout stamp. In addition, disabled veterans may apply for free permits: one bow and arrow deer permit *; one firearm (muzzleloader or shotgun) deer permit *; one spring and one fall turkey permit * for use during applicable hunting season.
*Special deer and turkey permit applications will be available at the Division offices listed below or by mail from the Trenton office. All rules and regulations pertaining to the lottery system and laws for each season still apply. In other words, you will be allowed to enter the first lottery and fall lottery for free but will not be guaranteed a permit. Your odds of winning a permit depend upon what zone and/or time period you select. Additional permits for added hunting opportunities may be purchased at the current rate of $28.00.
Eligibility -
New Jersey residents who are eligible:
~ A resident of New Jersey that has been honorably
discharged, or released under honorable circumstances,
from active service in any branch of the
Armed Forces of the United States; and
~ Declared by the U.S. Department of Veterans
Affairs to have a service-connected disability of any
Verification -
Applicants must provide verification
of discharge and service connected disability.
This may be completed by presenting the following
~ Proof of disability by producing a letter of certification
from the Department of Veterans Affairs, a walletsized
card from the VA indicating status or a photocopy
of your monthly disability check indicating your status.
~ Proof of honorable discharge (DD-214
or similar document).
~ Proof of residency by showing a driver's license, or
resident hunting/fishing license.
Details -
If you wish to obtain the free hunting
related offers, you must show proof of having satisfied
the applicable state hunter education requirements
by providing a previous year's Resident Firearm or
Bow & Arrow license, All Around license, or a
Resident Senior hunting license. A hunter education
course completion card is also acceptable. Resident
licenses from other states issued to hunters prior to
establishing residency in NJ will also be accepted, if
the license indicates which type of hunting it validates.
Non-resident licenses from other states are
NOT acceptable.
Contact -
Documentation may be brought to a
field office listed below or mailed in to the Division at
the following address:
NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife
(mailed in only)
501 East State Street, 3rd floor,
PO Box 400
Trenton, NJ 08625-0400
Attn: Disabled Veteran Licensing
Mercer County 609-292-2965
The Northern Region Office
26 Route 173 W. Hampton
Hunterdon County 908-735-7040
The Central Region Office
386 Robbinsville/Clarksburg Road
Monmouth County 609-259-2132
Nacote Creek
Rt. 9, Mile Marker 51
Port Republic
Atlantic County 609-748-2020
The Pequest Trout Hatchery
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The Southern Region Office
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Argo (2012)
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Directed by: Ben Affleck
Starring: Alan Arkin, Ben Affleck, Bryan Cranston, John Goodman
Factual error: It's mentioned that the British and New Zealanders turned the Americans away. This is untrue - the Americans stayed with both for a time until it was decided that they would be safer with the Canadians.
Continuity mistake: When Tony is sorting through scripts and picks up Argo, his cover studio of Studio 6 Productions, the address and Producer Lester Siegel's name is already printed on cover before rights are bought.
Factual error: Tony Mendez finds the Argo screenplay with it already titled "Argo." The title was originally "Lord of Light", and changed later by the CIA.
Continuity mistake: Ben Affleck gets into a 280s Mercedes driven by the Canadian Ambassador. The front screen wipers on the car are original silver chrome style and fit the screen. When they arrive at his house the wipers have now changed to much shorter modern style wipers, are black, and are the very latest frameless style first introduced in the early 2000's by Bosch.
Factual error: In the scene where the Swissair 747 is taking off from Tehran the police cars keep up with the plane until it lifts off. Takeoff speed for a 747 is about 160 mph so the police cars would have been far behind by then.
Factual error: The glasses, which John Goodman is wearing throughout this movie are called Ray Ban Clubmaster. They premiered in 1986, but the movie is set in 1980.
Factual error: They play a track "When the Levee Breaks" from a Led Zeppelin album. The hand shows the needle being placed at the next to last track on the album. However, "When the Levee breaks" is the last track on Led Zeppelin IV's second side.
Continuity mistake: When the State Department approves the exfiltration, Ben Affleck is dropped at Dulles Airport (it has a distinctive swooping roof), but after he boards, the plane is seen taking off from Reagan National airport. The evidence is the fact that you see a bridge (the Woodrow Wilson bridge, which was rebuilt in 2006 and can be seen in its current form) in the background.
Continuity mistake: There is a scene after Tony came up with the idea for the fake movie and presented it to the CIA, where he is looking at papers under a magnifying glass. Tony is holding his cigarette in his left hand under the magnifying glass. The very next shot shows his face, and he suddenly has the cigarette in his mouth. Which he then removes with his right hand. The next shot shows it in his left hand again.
Factual error: Iranian revolutionary guards didn't have caps with their uniforms until 1988 (after the end of the Iran-Iraq war).
Factual error: During the first movie lot scene, John Goodman walks past a 1990's Ez-Go golf cart. Another is seen in the background.
Factual error: The embassy takeover was November 3rd. A scene in Washington DC described as 69 days later showed Tony Mendez driving around town with yellow/fall like leaves on the trees, something that would not have been true in the middle of January. A similar scene at the end of the movie has Tony Mendez approaching his house in Virginia and a very fall like scene is shown.
Factual error: Early in the movie in the American Embassy, a reprint of a WPA poster of Grand Canyon is seen on the wall behind a desk. Those reprints were not started until the late 1980s.
Factual error: In 1980 the Canadian airport we see was called Dorval international airport, not Trudeau.
Factual error: The turbans worn in the scenes in Tehran are not the sort worn by Iranian clergy - they are wound incorrectly and are too flat.
Factual error: The Swiss Air 747 in the movie had an extended upper deck. The first Swiss Air 747-300 did not fly until 1982, and didn't enter commercial service until 1983, well after the events of this movie.
Factual error: At the press conference for the bogus movie Argo the actor dressed as a C3P0-knockoff robot has blue-white LEDs for eyes in his costume - which were not available until well into the 1990s.
Factual error: As a newspaper from January of 1980 is displayed, the Rolling Stones song "Little T&A" is played. That song appeared on the "Tattoo You" album, which was not released until Aug. 24, 1981.
Factual error: In the beginning of the film, when Agent Mendez is called to CIA Headquarters, as he passes the secretary's desk, the outgoing letter propped against her word processor has two postage stamps affixed (2-cent Navajo necklace & 37-cent US Flag) which were first issued and then reissued by the US Postal Service beginning 2003-04, 23+ years after the hostage event in 1980.
Factual error: CIA agent Mendez takes-off from Washington to Tehran, apparently via London because he boarded a British Airways flight, on a twin engine aircraft. Twin engine aircraft flights across the Atlantic were just being introduced by TWA around 1980 and weren't flown by BA until years later, if at all. Also, the BA Boeing 747 depicted had tail colors that were not introduced by the airline until the early 2000s.


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Scoutmob puts local deals on your mobile device
Scoutmob is a location-aware coupon service that finds local restaurant and retail deals and pushes them to your mobile device.
Scoutmob is a location-aware coupon service that pushes local restaurant and retail deals directly to your mobile device. No need to print or purchase anything, just scroll through the local 50 percent off (and more) coupons available, click "USE THE DEAL," and flash your screen at the location. It's like Groupon, only simpler and better.
What gives Scoutmob its edge over its other deal-serving competitors is that there's no need to purchase anything ahead of time. If your GPS-enabled mobile device detects that you are at the deal location, you get the deal. And most deals are valid for several weeks, if not months, which is a huge step up from other must-buy-today apps that feature flashing countdown timers. There are even Return Perks, offering further discounts to give you an incentive for repeat business.
Scoutmob claims its mobile app encourages and facilitates local exploration, and from our experience it does just that. Because it automatically serves up a menu of nearby deals, without the pressure of a countdown timer or the commitment of a prepurchase, Scoutmob indeed presents a compelling case to try something new, and possibly discover a hidden gem. And for those feeling particularly inquisitive, click the Curiosities button for obscure facts about your locale.
Scoutmob is an incredibly convenient and beautifully designed app, with its primary limitation being the number of cities it fails to cover. But if you're lucky enough to be in one of Scoutmob's markets, the app is an absolute must-download.


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The policy of the Doctoral Program in Psychology is to consider students who show considerable promise of succeeding in the program. Each applicant's entire application package will be thoroughly examined (including GPA, General GRE scores, Psychology GRE scores, letters of recommendation, personal statement, as well as research and clinical experiences). The program is highly competitive and accepts approximately 6 students each year.
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Admission is for the fall semester only. Applications must be received by the Graduate Center Admissions Office by December 1st.
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Interesting: Oversee.net knew Network Solutions was leaving before it bought SnapNames
Company knew it would lose Network Solutions' expired domain inventory when it bought SnapNames.
Shortly after Oversee.net acquired expired domain platform SnapNames in 2007, Network Solutions pulled its inventory from the service in order to team up with Demand Media on competitor NameJet.
A commonly held assumption is that Oversee.net had overlooked a change-in-control term (or underestimated the risk of it) when it did its due diligence on acquiring SnapNames. In fact, I gave Oversee.net's due diligence team a "domain dunce" award in 2009.
But perhaps I should give myself a domain dunce award on this one. Because that assumption was wrong.
In testimony related to the Monte Cahn lawsuit against Oversee.net, former Oversee CEO Jeff Kupietzky explains that Oversee.net was fully aware of Network Solutions exiting before it concluded the deal:
Lawyer: Well, you'd already been burned on the SnapNames transaction at that point in time, hadn't you?
Kupietzky: I wouldn't necessarily characterize it that way.
Lawyer: Well, you'd already lost the Network Solutions account?
Kupietzky: The Network Solutions was not a diligence thing. And just to be clear, because I testified about this earlier, Mr. Ng made a decision knowing that they were going to pull, to carry on the transaction even though the transaction had a term component that would have allowed him not to.
"Mr. Ng" refers to Oversee.net founder Lawrence Ng.
Network Solutions has some of the best expiring domain inventory because it is the oldest registrar. The inventory instantly made NameJet a force to be reckoned with in the expired domain business. It was a big blow to SnapNames.
If losing Network Solutions wasn't priced in to the transaction, then I'm surprised Oversee.net went through with the deal. But I don't want to make any more assumptions about that.
Of course the most painful due diligence failure in the transaction was Nelson Brady's insider bidding.
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Don't beat yourself up too much.
I'm not lawyer but this… "I testified about this earlier, Mr. Ng made a decision knowing that they were going to pull" sounds like hearsay.
Was Kupietzky even at Oversee when the company bought Snapnames?
Namejet is overpriced, I still use snapnames and godaddy as my go-to drop service.
Its the old we f;d up bad but not to look like morons we will all lie about it.
My friend just got in a spot where the manager screwed everything to hell and blamed my friend. The execs couldn;t look bad for hiring this stupid manager so they backed the manager. My friend demanded the tapes as proof and they told him they lost them.
I mean you can tell them I think they are full of sh*t. And they are basically a non player in the game anymore.
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The new Cat Power album just arrived - or at least a stream of it arrived onto my computer - so that's playing as I write this morning. Sounds pretty good, with a remarkable version of "New York New York" to kick things off, but I'll blog about it properly in the next few days.
For today, though, I think these are all the records we've played in the Uncut office over the past 24 hours.
1 Various Artists - Reggae Pressure: Boss Sounds 1968 to 1970 (Trojan)
2 Lee Hazlewood - The Very Special World Of Lee Hazlewood (Water)
3 Hadouken! - Not Here To Please You (Atlantic)
4 Various Artists - I'm Not There (Columbia)
5 Jay-Z - American Gangster (Roc-A-Fella)
6 LCD Soundsystem - Someone Great + Mixes (DFA)
7 John Fahey - Yes! Jesus Loves Me (Takoma/Ace)
8 Black Mountain - In The Future (Jagjaguwar)
9 Neon Neon - Raquel (Lex)
10 Dawn Landes - Bodyguard (Fargo)
11 Fatima Mansions - Viva Dead Ponies (Kitchenware)
12 Laguna Meth - Laguna The Puma (Island)
13 Dion - Don't Start Me Talking: Columbia Recordings 1962-65 (SPV Blue)
14 The Necks - Townsville (ReR Megacorp)
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The ability to perform simultaneous acquisition of high-resolution broadband seismic data, along with an EM survey, from a single vessel, could play a major role in advancing the use of EM technology from exploration to field development.
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Brazil is implementing an ambitious plan for 2013–16, to improve the efficiency of its Campos basin fields and begin production from its massive pre-salt finds in the Santos basin. The domestic production target for oil, liquids and natural gas by 2016 is 3 MMboed. Over this time period, the exploration and production segment in Brazil will require an investment of $131.6 billion, of which 69% will be allocated for production development, 19% for exploration and 12% for infrastructure. Investment in the pre-salt cluster will account for 51% of total E&P investment.
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So, a PC with a ranged weapon would have 2 difficulty for a light weapon, and 3 for a heavy weapon if shooting at a target with which he is engaged. I get that.
What if he is engaged (someone has moved into engaged and swung a Vibroaxe at him, for example), but is wanting to shoot at a third party? Thus far I've been assigning a setback die, but I'm wondering if there is an official rule to cover it.
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Mar 17, 2011 12:00 PM, By Bennett Liles
A survey of the current crop of PTZ camera systems and their features.
Polaris USA upgraded its POL-27X-IPW with IR LEDs having a range of 160ft. and named the new model the POL-27XIR-IPW. The system is made for situations where wireless network connectivity is required using its internal wireless H.264 server. The camera features a digital day/ night IR cut filter and includes a standard video output connector so that it can be set up, framed, and focused locally using any video monitor. Generating a browser viewable picture, the Central Management Software can organize control of storage, data transmission, and other functions along with streaming video directly to a computer hard drive using an array of DVR features. The lens provides a 27X optical zoom, and there is a 16X digital zoom capability. The unit also features an alarm I/O and two-way audio capability.
A 1/4in. CCD camera with horizontal resolution of 520 TV lines on composite output, the VCC-DP9574N camera from Sanyo can make video down to 1.9 lux at F1.9. The unit has built-in motion detection and privacy masking functions along with an X2.6 motorized zoom pan-focus lens, JPEG image compression, five picture quality settings, 16 simultaneous user access, and IEEE 802.3af PoE support. Resolution settings range from 180x120 up to 720x240, and a maximum pan/tilt speed of 120 degrees per second. Additional features include a wide range of shutter speeds, a NO/NC alarm connection, RS-485 control, and character titling up to 16 characters. The camera also has a monaural audio output at a maximum -8dB on a 3.5mm mini jack.
From Sony, the SNC-RZ50N can output video in JPEG, MPEG-4, and H.264 along with providing simultaneous streaming in JPEG and MPEG-4 for wider network compatibility. A 26X optical zoom combined with day/night function and a 12X digital zoom gives the unit a wide surveillance range while Intelligent Motion Detection and Intelligent Object Detection allow it to track subjects within that area and detect objects that have been left in one place for a specified duration. Other features include electronic flash, voice alert, and CompactFlash, and PC card slots. The camera uses a 1/4-type Super HAD CCD that can deliver color pictures in light levels down to 2.2 lux. The video resolution is VGA in both MPEG-4 and JPEG modes with frame rates up to 30fps. The motion detection feature can trigger an alarm using the last 15 frames to perform motion analysis.
TOA Electronics designed the C-CC574 multifunction NTSC dome camera for indoor use and equipped it with a powerful 35X optical zoom and a 12X digital zoom. Capable of producing a picture in very low light conditions, the camera offers 540 line horizontal resolution along with 256 position presets, fast zooming, 360 degree per second panning speed, electronic image stabilization, backlight compensation, and day/ night operation in black/white mode. The system also features motion detection and privacy masking using up to eight areas. There are also eight alarm inputs and two contact closure ports for triggering external systems. The unit is powered on 24VAC. All of the TOA PTZ cameras include software, enabling confirmation of camera operation, menu-based settings and backup of settings data, easy titling, and camera firmware uploads.
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