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Google Street View has just released a new collection of scenic images of County Clare as part of their Trekker Loan programme.
Google's Street View Trekker Loan is a programme that invites organisations to help collect imagery of hard to reach places across the globe.
Boasting some award-winning walks and trails, Clare has become an increasingly popular destination for tourists both from home and away. To capture the county's most beautiful and unique sights, Google teamed up with the Clare Local Development Company, the first organisation to partner with Google on the Trekker Loan programme in Ireland, so that people can now explore these picturesque trails from their phone, tablet or computer.
Taking in one of Ireland's most famous landscapes, the Cliffs of Moher trail is a 12 kilometre Atlantic coastal walk linking the towns of Liscannor to Doolin using roadways and skirting along cliff-top pathways. Now, people can use Street View to view the route for themselves, even taking in the local flora and fauna, including a colony of seabirds such as puffins and guillemots.
Other loop walks, farm tracks and sandy paths to be captured include the Lough Avalla Loop through a working farm of sheep, goats and cattle, the Ballycuggeran Loop overlooking the beautiful Lough Derg, the O'Brien's Bridge trail of canal towpaths and riverbanks, as well as the Carran Loop through the village of Carron and the Blackhead trail. Eoin Hogan, Rural Recreation Officer for Clare Local Development Company and Project Leader said, "County Clare has arguably some the best, and most varied, trails on offer of any county in Ireland. Our motivation for getting involved in the Google Trekker Loan programme was to be able to showcase our stunning native landscape and inspire a wider audience to come and visit the county's trail for themselves."
"Over the period of three weeks and 46 kilometres, we collected 21 hours, or 1,260 minutes of footage from six key trails. The project was a joint effort made possible by the help of many local farmers who provided access to their land, Clare County Council, National Parks and Wildlife Service, Failte Ireland and Shannon Development."
Interested 'Trekkers' apply to borrow Google's Trekker equipment so that they can help capture stunning panoramic images of some of the world's most amazing locations as they travel. This pilot programme is currently available in certain countries only, including Ireland.
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Category: News Created: October 30, 2013
October 30, 2013 Get a taste of what the game entails in a Lite version.
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October 30, 2013 Free Halloween update adds a ton of new quests, collections, and other goodies.
October 30, 2013 Large variety of games in our store is on sale for 60% to 80% off until November 6, 2013!
October 30, 2013 Celebrate Halloween with the game that Guinness World Records has pronounced the "Most Critically Polarizing Survival Horror Game"
October 30, 2013 A documentary feature film and web series dissecting the art, craft and community of horror video games needs your support
Category: News Created: October 29, 2013
October 29, 2013 Did the indie developer make a new game announcement? Or something else?
October 29, 2013 Psychological horror adventure game where death is no longer final is now available for the PC.
October 29, 2013 Night has unleashed the storm. It is time.
Category: News Created: October 28, 2013
October 28, 2013 Stimulus Package is coming, along with new add-on content and content creator.
October 28, 2013 Leap from mind to mind to find your missing body
October 28, 2013 Available via boxed retail and digital distribution channels
October 28, 2013 A unique tale of memories, regrets, roads not taken and a chance to change the course of one's life
Category: News Created: October 25, 2013
October 25, 2013 Become a Reggae legend in a new point-and-click adventure game co-designed by Lori and Corey Cole
October 25, 2013 Two-part comic now available for free to check out the story preceding the Secret Files game.
October 25, 2013 Become Batman at an early point in his crime-fighting career years before Arkham Asylum and Arkham City.
October 25, 2013 Multiple-choice interactive fiction spy novel now available for multiple platforms.
October 25, 2013 Indie 2-D adventure/puzzler coming to Xbox Live in November follows in the footsteps of popular titles Braid and Limbo.
October 25, 2013 This episodic game comes to iOS devices and PS Vita
Category: News Created: October 24, 2013
October 24, 2013 An atmospheric, mysterious tale set in London using embellished real world locations
October 24, 2013 The core engine has been completely re-written from the ground up, including all interaction, inventory and HO code.
October 24, 2013 Hidden-object adventure game hits the iOS app store.
October 24, 2013 New trailer revealed, as well as a release date for Journey of a Roach on PC and Mac.
October 24, 2013 Puzzle-adventure game takes place in the 1930s in the age of private detectives.
Category: News Created: October 23, 2013
October 23, 2013 Farmers Steve and Thomas are abducted by aliens. Leave it to the Bumpkin Brothers.
October 23, 2013 Interactive puzzle adventure now available for adventurers using the Kindle Fire.
October 23, 2013 Now available for the Xbox 360 and PC, with PSN and Wii U coming later.
October 23, 2013 The MMO from Funcom has a leading role in the movie IRL from Scandanavian director Erik Leijonborg
October 23, 2013 The official sequel to Mark Hadley's indie horror hit Slender: The Eight Pages
Category: News Created: October 22, 2013
October 22, 2013 Latest installment brings main character to a strange and hostile place.
October 22, 2013 Sequel to the audio-adventure game will be making its appearance in time for Halloween.
Category: News Created: October 21, 2013
October 21, 2013 New horror-adventure game will take place in same fictional universe as Anna and will be in 3D using Unreal Engine 4.
October 21, 2013 New referral contest launched to bring in funding and nice goodies for those that help.
Category: News Created: October 18, 2013
October 18, 2013 October seems to draw out the spooky game announcements with Alone releasing in 2014, along with a Kickstarter.
October 18, 2013 Available now just in time for Halloween is a spooky hidden object adventure game aptly titled 'Happy Halloween.'
Category: News Created: October 17, 2013
October 17, 2013 Survival horror side-scrolling adventure game makes its appearance just in time for the Halloween season.
October 17, 2013 Eidos Montreal announced in a community Q&A that the upcoming Thief will no longer have an XP system.
Category: News Created: October 16, 2013
October 16, 2013 Collector's Edition is now available with some extra goodies.
Category: News Created: October 15, 2013
October 15, 2013 The development team Ubisoft Montreal has made a statement declaring that Watch Dogs will be delayed until spring of next year (2014).
October 15, 2013 A horror adventure game about life after death is nearing release.
October 15, 2013 Sequel in epic role-playing adventure game brings a new class and a larger adventure.
Category: News Created: October 14, 2013
October 14, 2013 Lighthearted action adventure game makes its way to the Android platform and is now available.
October 14, 2013 A collection of two Kingdom Hearts games that were previously available only in Japan are making their way to North America.
October 14, 2013 An exclusive and all-new production on iBooks for iPad for the Deadly Premonition universe is expecting to hit online stores tomorrow.
October 14, 2013 Developer Colonthree Enterprises really needs your help -- in fact, it needs all the help it can get
Category: News Created: October 13, 2013
October 13, 2013 The game for iOS from Simogo, the developer of Year Walk, is headed to the App Store on October 17th
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Physician's Choice SurgiCenter, an outpatient surgical facility in Howard Beach, is a a new alternative to crowded emergency rooms and chaotic hospital parking lots.
Conveniently located near the Lindenwood Shopping Center in Howard Beach, at 82-12 151st Ave., the large, clean, state-of-the-art facility offers ample parking and a relaxed environment.
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JACKSON, Wyo. — Jackson officials say a slow-motion landslide sped up briefly after wet weather but has slowed back down.
The slide moved about half an inch Friday, about 14 times more than the average daily shift.
Assistant Town Manager Roxanne Robinson said the movement had slowed by Monday.
The hillside collapsed in April, splitting one house in two and threatening other houses and businesses.
Crews slowed the slide by piling rock along the base.
Permanently stabilizing the hillside is expected to cost $7.5 million. The project would include building buttresses, removing earth from the top of the slide and digging out the slippery clay surface at its base and replacing it with rock.


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The lead singer of the New Orleans family band turns 74 today. Hear his ethereal falsetto voice on "Tell It Like It Is" and others in this playlist.
The legendary gypsy jazz guitarist, who was born on this day in 1910, is feted by Joe Pass, Larry Coryell, Les Paul and others in this playlist.
The Sacramento band, led by singer-songwriter John McCrea, performs "Sheep Go To Heaven" and "Never There" from Prolonging the Magic.
The great vibraphonist-composer, who turns 72 today, is featured in this playlist spanning 1964 (with Stan Getz) to 1978 as a leader.
The lead singer of platinum-selling Journey turns 66 today. Hear him in one of his first appearances with the Bay Area group in 1978.
The Puerto Rican trombonist in Duke Ellington's band was born on this day in 1900. Hear versions of his most famous composition "Caravan."
Lead singer Jerry Lawson leads the premier doo-wop group from New York in a cappella performances from 1965 to 1994 in this playlist.
The psychedelic group from Louisville, Kentucky performs "Slow Slow Tune" and "You Wanna Freak Out" from Circuital in this 2011 concert.
The lead singer for New Orleans' Wild Magnolias Mardi Gras Indian tribe passed away this week at age 71. Hear them perform in this 1974 set.
The classy singer swings "I Love Being Here With You" and gets intimate on Ellington's "I've Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)" in this '84 concert.
The influential pianist-singer-songwriter performs his classics "Driftin' Blues," "I Stepped in Quicksand" and "Black Night" in this 1996 set.
The late saxophonist, who died on this day in 2009, showcases his robust tone with Herbie Mann and Ray Charles in this memorial playlist.


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Here is a sampling of photos I have taken with my work cell phone.
I took this photo before I left work this morning. Kiley, my 14 year old chow mix, was starting to slip on the wood floors. Got her a sporty little pair of socks (she prefers the word "boots"). They're just like the kind we humans get in the hospital -- little rubber treads on the bottom. I figured she'd have them off in a flash, so I got her to stand up quickly and gave her a treat. She realized immediately, hey, I've got traction! They have made a huge difference.
These are my new firefighting boots! First time wearing Danner's. Wore White's for years, but since I wrecked my knee I need a flatter heel. Wish me luck breaking them in.
My new cat, Kevin. Three year old manx, adopted from local cat rescue group. He's going to be a sweetheart.
My lovely assistant. Just another day at the US Forest "Circus".
This is one of my favorites. Hurricane Irene did this to a fire danger sign last summer. Ahhh, irony.
Btw, Thanks for participating in My Camera Phone Photos OC.
Trudge -- Thanks, great open call!
Erica -- thanks!
Patrick -- You speak the truth for sure!! From experience I'm sure.
Trudge -- Thanks, great open call!
Erica -- thanks!
Patrick -- You speak the truth for sure!! From experience I bet.
is he? what is the pattern on those pants?
it may make me more confident
he can do his job with acumen,
if it sounds right to me...
there IS a theme here: feet.
they get you where you need to go, and yet gotta be covered
with supportive footwear. To avoid slipping up.
my comment is random, as is your post.
Kevin looks like a fine cat, but watch out for
those enormous
ears. He might hear something u dont want him to,
and pass it on to
Kiley, then all the dogs in the neighborhood will
know yr personal business.
could come back to , uh, bite you..
James -- Most of that mess is mine, I must confess. My assistant is one of the best damn firefighters I know. I would follow him into the flames. Rest assured. And the cat? Yeah, aren't those great ears? But you are right, he might be a plant, a spy, sent by Uncle Sam to eavesdrop on this government servant. And dogs are such blabbermouths.
She was such a cute dog. Very practical, too. Like yours, who recognized the value of booties.
Thanks for that : )
Especially love the red nose, Kevin's sleek face, of joy of new boots.
"Wish me luck breaking them in."
Just don't break ya legs!!! ~nodding~
Jennifer -- thanks for stopping by.
libby -- glad you like them. thanks!
CC -- I know, too cute, huh?
Kate -- thanks :)
phyllis -- It's good to have practical dogs. I bet you miss your girl.
JMac -- you got it, brother!
Just Thinking -- Nice. We're a fun group. Thanks!
l'Heure -- I know, I like that one too (it's the oldest one in my phone -- I keep it there to look at when I need to smile). Yeah, that Kevin is a heart-breaker.
Tink -- I bet your boots are hot!
Mary -- Laughter is a great stress relief for sure. Thanks.
The red nose Forrest Ranger is Smokey The Bear's `Bozo's Pal, and Forrest Friend?
You can tell the dog is a male.
Males wear blue booties socks.
Girl cats wear pink boots/socks.
The red nose boss may join circus.
Ask him to apply for a editor position.
I doubt Tink wears socks or underpants.
Art -- Uh oh, she is a he but is not offended. Don't forget Woodsy Owl! And of course you must be right about Tink. I heard he goes commando.
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Target: PINs Not Compromised
Posted: 12/26/2013 - Officials at the retail giant Target say they have no evidence its customers' PIN numbers have been compromised.
Posted: 12/26/2013 - Officials at the retail giant Target say they have no evidence its customers' PIN numbers have been compromised.
Posted: 12/25/2013 - Charities nationwide are using a tool developed in northwest Alabama because of the fallout from Hurricane Katrina.
Posted: 12/25/2013 - Two years after the closure of the New Hampshire resort where the nation's first presidential votes were traditionally cast, there are still no guests.
Posted: 12/25/2013 - The U.S. dollar is unchanged against other North American currencies in New York trading.
Updated: 12/26/2013 - Nevada's attorney general says Target customers should keep an especially close eye on their billing statements this holiday season in the wake of a financial security breach.
Updated: 12/24/2013 - Johnny Rockets reopened at its brand new location last week on the spa level of the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino.
Updated: 12/23/2013 - An online retailer has announced plans for a major expansion of its Storey County operation.
Posted: 12/21/2013 - Facebook has priced a secondary offering of its stock at $55.05 a share in a deal that will generate a $2.3 billion windfall for CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Posted: 12/21/2013 - Allegiant Air has added new nonstop service from New York and Iowa to southwest Florida.
Posted: 12/21/2013 - The skipper of a fishing boat that has trawled Monterey Harbor for decades says he's been docked since spring, unable to earn a living.
Updated: 12/21/2013 - Target is offering an apology and a store-wide sale. CEO Gregg Steinhafel says the chain is offering customers a 10-percent discount this weekend.
Posted: 12/20/2013 - Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden is in line to become the chairman of the Senate's most powerful committee, the Finance Committee.
Posted: 12/19/2013 - Nevada's main electric utility says federal regulators have approved its sale and merger to an Iowa company controlled by billionaire investor Warren Buffett.
Posted: 12/18/2013 - Stocks are surging after the Federal Reserve decided the economy was strong enough for it to reduce its stimulus efforts.
Updated: 12/18/2013 - A franchise of the chicken restaurant Raising Cane's is opening in Reno in January, and there will be two job fairs this week to fill 50 positions.
Posted: 12/17/2013 - The cowboy-themed Gilley's Saloon, Dance Hall and BBQ is coming to northern Nevada for the first time.
Posted: 12/16/2013 - Nevada utility regulators have given their stamp of approval for the sale of the state's largest electric utility to a company owned by billionaire Warren Buffett.
Updated: 12/16/2013 - At the stroke of midnight Sunday night, the deal was final. One of the biggest sales of the year gave Global Gaming and Hospitality full ownership of John Ascuaga's Nugget.
Posted: 12/14/2013 - Government regulators in Canada are poised to open a formal investigation into whether Google is abusing its dominance of the Internet search market to stifle competition and drive up digital advertising prices.
Posted: 12/14/2013 - Regulators have closed a small bank in Texas, bringing the number of U.S. bank failures to 24 this year.
Posted: 12/14/2013 - New York-based financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald says it has nearly completed a deal with American Airlines and insurance carriers to settle a lawsuit it brought after the Sept. 11 attacks killed 658 of its 1,000 employees.
Posted: 12/14/2013 - Japan says it will provide 20 trillion yen ($19.2 billion) in aid to Southeast Asian nations over the next five years to help close the region's development gap and improve its disaster preparedness.
Posted: 12/14/2013 - Iran has canceled a planned $500 million loan to Pakistan to build part of a pipeline to bring natural gas from the Islamic Republic.
Posted: 12/14/2013 - A former casino owner in Las Vegas is asking $7.85 million for a mansion that he's been lovingly detailing, and he's willing to accept the online currency bitcoin for the sale.
Posted: 12/13/2013 - A record-breaking rally in stocks paused this week as investors contemplate what's next for the market.


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The Queue: The luckiest guy in the world {WoW}
Feb 19th 2012 4:47PM Well actually Linux version of WoW would function very similarly to Mac version, so it wouldn't be so hard to implement it.
The game itself has an OpenGL engine, which is natively supported on Linux, though there maybe still some platform-specific things to work around. Not sure about their sound and network code, but it is at least cross platform enough to work on Mac and Windows. Sound might be the biggest issue actually.
And there is of course Launcher which would need a new native Linux implementation, but that's not much work
Faction leader short stories continue with Sylvanas Windrunner {WoW}
Oct 2nd 2011 5:49PM Remember last words Arthas said?
"I see only Darkness before me"
He is indeed in Darkness now
Patch 4.0.6 PTR: New restoration shaman spell animations {WoW}
Jan 15th 2011 4:51PM http://sarakleeyo.webcomic.ws/comics/pl/75129
Raid Rx: What the -- more beta healing changes? {WoW}
Oct 30th 2010 7:35AM Closer 4.0.3 every class will be called Shaman
Patch 4.0.1: Armor mitigation values nerfed {WoW}
Oct 19th 2010 7:19PM > No word yet if boss damage in ICC will be tuned down to reduce the streaky factor on incoming damage or not. But it's nice to know we're not all insane.
Well, they removed 20% dodge nerf
Officers' Quarters: Raiding addons aren't optional {WoW}
Oct 18th 2010 6:10PM Defile in 3 2 1, spread out.
Valkyr 3 2 1, stack in the center.
Valkyr AND Defile coming... prepare for it somehow :)
If you personally don't use a timer addon that shows things like that, someone has to shout them in TS/Vent. Because if you don't anticipate such things, your raid's life will be much harder.
Oh, and good luck anticipating damage spikes as a healer if you don't use any timer addons. Actually good luck doing anything as a healer with stock ui. It's possible, yes, but you are fighting with UI then, not with a boss
New Tree of Life model datamined {WoW}
Oct 13th 2010 6:13PM I would actually prefer one of these:
Ironically it was published the same day as new tree form leaked
Shifting Perspectives: Patch 4.0.1 for cat druids {WoW}
Oct 12th 2010 10:51AM http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Restokin/~3/SPHCWK934Nw/
Raid Rx: Is addon-less healing possible? {WoW}
Jun 18th 2010 7:39PM Designers intended you to fight bosses, not clumsy UI
Lich King strategy and tutorial video {WoW}
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CMMS-Independent workflow applications allow hospitals to capture real savings in Asset Tracking and Logistics, Rental Management, Safety Management and Asset Disposition
(PRWEB) June 25, 2010 -- St. Croix Systems, an innovative provider of Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) solutions for healthcare, today released details of its continued growth, with TTM bookings increasing more than 40% over the prior twelve-month period, setting yet another record for the company. Leading this growth has been the adoption of the company's Asset Enterprise 5.2 platform and more importantly, positive industry response to its expanding patient support product suite. St. Croix has received more orders for its Logistics Manager product, which is used to control the flow of mobile assets; Safety Manager, which provides closed-loop incident and recall management automation; and AIR, which provides structure and automation to the asset disposition process.
"We are very proud of the results the St. Croix team has been able to deliver this year. Our first half results are on track with achieving our 2010 goal to exceed the record growth that the company experienced in 2009," said Hank Goddard, CEO of St. Croix Systems. "It is a tribute to the quality of the clients that we work with and their input into our ongoing innovation. These lasting relationships have allowed us to continue to lead the market in the development of new applications that support a growing spectrum of patient support services departments. And to have our record growth driven by adoption of these new products is really exciting. It is confirmation of the growing need for clinical engineers to extend their capabilities beyond equipment maintenance and into supporting effective patient th
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Mon, May 31, 10 at 19:40
In my yard I have a small fountain area. On either side of the fountain are triangles of dirt measuring about 3x3x3. These areas get full sun almost all day. Can anyone suggest what I can plant there? I'm thinking something small & hopefully, something with color. I'm at a loss as I'm not much of a gardener & given the heat we get here in the summer, I don't want to plant something that will burn up in a couple of weeks. lol
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How about good old lantana? You could do the hardy variety and have it come back year after year! :) |
If the fountain is near a walk way a a creeping gardenia might be nice. The smell as it blooms is wonderful and the nice part is it would stay green in the winter. The only disadvantage would be you might need to throw a sheet over it if it gets really cold, although, to be honest I put one in last spring and didn't cover it all winter and it looks great! You would just want to be careful of the type of gardenia and talk to someone at the nursery to choose a variety that won't get too big for the space. Otherwise lantana is a good idea. Or, there are all sorts of ideas for annuals, of course those you have to replant every year... Hope this helps, Katie |
Hydrangea and peonies love full sun. They are not that attractive (hydrangea lose their leaves and peonies are cut down each year) in the winter months but are beautiful and hardy the rest of the year. |
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Bradley Rogers, an Arizona State University student from Mesa, knew he wanted to be an air traffic controller since he was in the sixth grade.
"A buddy of mine, his dad was a controller at Sky Harbor. So I was introduced to it early," he said. "Once you're introduced to it, it sticks with you."
Rogers and his fellow students in air traffic management at ASU's Polytechnic campus are getting a new tool to help them hone their skills: an air traffic control simulator that lets them gain "hands-on" experience working at a busy airport without having to endanger anyone's life.
Called the Ottosen Air Traffic Control Simulation Laboratory, it was officially dedicated Thursday.
It was donated to the university by Donald R. Ottosen and family in memory of his father, Donald L. Ottosen, an Arizona aviation pioneer and founder of Ottosen Propeller and Accessories, the oldest continually operating aviation business in the state.
"As a pilot, I understand the important role played by talented and well-trained professionals who can safely manage and control air traffic," the younger Ottosen said in a written statement. "We hope this gift on behalf of our late father is instrumental in helping more students pursue aviation careers as air traffic controllers for years to come."
The lab simulates the scene in the control tower at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and other airports using computer-generated video graphics that can depict various types of airplanes taking off, landing and taxiing.
It also contains a dark room without windows simulating operations at a Terminal Radar Approach Control, or TRACON, facility, which controls air traffic out to 50 miles beyond the airport.
The tower simulator can depict day and night operations, with rain, snow or fog, said simulator manager Verne Latham.
"We can program to have 10 things go wrong in one simulation, and that's equal to three years worth of actual experience," he said. If a mistake is made by the student, the instructor can pause the unfolding scenario and discuss the situation at length, he said.
The system, which was manufactured by Adacel Systems of Orlando, Fla., contains sophisticated capabilities that enhance the realism of the experience. For example, the computer has voice recognition capabilities so a student controller can instruct a pilot to circle around the field, and the graphics will depict the airplane circling the airport.
In the near future the controller simulators will be programmed to interface with airplane cockpit simulators used to train pilots in the same simulator building on the east Mesa campus, giving an added degree of realism to the training of both controllers and pilots.
The lab's technology has an overall value of about $1.5 million, but Adacel Systems supplied the simulators at a much-reduced price, said Keith Hjelmstad, dean of the College of Technology and Innovation.
Even then, a simulation lab seemed out of the financial reach of ASU. "But then I met Don Ottosen and his family, and they changed the equation," Hjelmstad said. "They wanted the best air traffic control program in the country. They grasped the importance of a national problem."
Adacel Vice President Mark Creasap said the company offered the reduced price to support the training of future controllers. Also, the system had already been built for the Federal Aviation Administration, but it was not immediately needed, he said.
"We don't want to be just a vendor," he said. "We want to be a teammate."
He ranked the ASU program as one of the two best in the nation based on the simulator technology and the overall training.
The ASU program is ramping up at a time when many controllers hired in the early 1980s by the Reagan administration as replacements during a controllers' strike are reaching their mandatory retirement age of 56. The FAA will need to hire 1,500 new controllers nationally every year for the next seven to eight years to replace retirees and handle anticipated growth, said John Gilding, support manager for the FAA's Phoenix tower and TRACON operations.
He said use of simulator labs greatly reduces the time needed for on-the-job training when recruits begin actual work in the tower, he said."In simulator labs you can introduce the same complexity and volume of traffic you would get at an actual airport, and if something goes wrong, no one is harmed," he said.
ASU started its four-year air traffic management program in 2007 with three students, and this year the program already has 84 students, Hjelmstad said. With the simulator in place, ASU could enroll up to several hundred, he said.
"With salaries of upward to $100,000 a year, we expect to see dramatic growth," he said.
Although air traffic control is often portrayed as a high-stress occupation, students at the ASU program said they are anxious to get started at a real airport.
"I really like the challenge of it," said Jessica Werner, a senior from Salt Lake City. "I love aviation. I don't fly, so this is a way to be part of it."
Rogers also welcomed the responsibility: "I've heard that as an air traffic controller you have more lives in your hands in one day than a surgeon has in his entire career. Pretty exciting stuff."


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You fail to mention the most beneficial albeit controversial externality of abortion, the reduction in the crime rate as suggested by Donohue and Levitt.
Never before have I seen condoms placed alongside the army, police and public school system as being of similar core responsibility for government. Are you saying the right gets the army in exchange for democrats providing condoms?? Your logic is slightly odd may I say!
Yes that is true. The Episcopalians do have disproportionate wealth and power in comparison to their numbers but that is not the same as the Church having power. The people who constitute the Church are powerful but the Church itself isn't powerful. This is because the Episcopalians tend to be more liberal than most other church-goers and so they are less likely to exercise their power along religious lines.
As to the question of it being highly organized, that is more a consequence of its history. It is one of the oldest Churches in the United States and it was very well established in the early years of the country. So it would be highly organized.
That is exactly what I meant. When it was in its "heyday", it was much more conservative than it is today. And with increasing liberalism, it has increasingly lost its political clout.
"i am sick of this policy of obamas bankrupting my church by making my beloved fellow parishioners pay twice for theirs kids schooling (pay once for private school tuition to go to catholic school and then pay again to go to public schools that they are never going to use)."
Since when did Obama become responsible for school districts levying taxes on property owners that have children in private schools? Is that something that Rush or Beck told you? Clearly your knowledge of state and local government is lacking.
As for "the made up priest abuse scandal," clearly you have a screw loose. Please go see a doctor for treatment.
"Catholics don't want to pay for questionable moral practices of others in matters of choice."
Your statement ignores the fact that religious institutions aren't required to pay for birth control under the PPACA.
But you were aware of that, right?
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Only 10% of the participants on the baseball field are referees.
In the United States combined federal, state, and local government spending is equal to 42% of GDP.
If you left wing liberal progressive democrats were in charge of baseball, I do indeed suspect that referees would represent almost half of the folks out on the field.
no, the church does not offer its education for free as all catholic schools in america are private schools. The closest catholic high school to my house was $10,000 a year.
... not only not buy a slave, PAY for others to buy a slave.
Churches are not enlisting the government to reduce adherent's access to anything. You've turned the situation on its head and set up a straw man.
The government is forcing churches to pay for something that is against their religious teachings. This is not about the Catholic church or the contraception issue specifically. This is about the government attempting to coerce religious organizations into acting directly against their teachings.
I find this whole debate fascinating and a bit horrifying because I cannot understand why anyone would defend this blatant violation of a fundamental liberty. "Sure, you're allowed to exercise your religion. You just have to do it how and where I say."
In my view the Episcopal Church no longer commands anywhere near the amount of power it used to command a century ago. It seems to be a highly liberal church with its acceptance of women and gay bishops and its indifference towards abortion. And liberalism and political power don't go hand-in-hand. A liberal church is less likely to issue diktats to its followers and its followers are also less likely to follow them.
So I would disagree with your comment that the Episcopal Church is a political heavyweight.
I can lean left and see the Anglican Communion as a cash cow that sustains itself because the Queen is the head of it.
I can lean right and see the Vatican also so tightly wound to the things of this world (Vatican Bank included) that they cannot clearly see that their mission is affected by that winding.
I cannot lean towards the Eastern Orthodox because they yet hunger for the political power of Byzantium.
Perhaps something like a "Declan Walsh" is what is needed. I certainly see no J23 or JP1 on the horizon.
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Work is work is work. Whether on the production line, in the market, or as part of the referee system that helps us, in our rush to earn a living, to best 'do unto others'.
What you should be looking at is what economists call the "dependency ratio". It is increasing in the US, and most of that increase is traceable to the reduced regulation of the past three decades (under both GOP and Democratic Congresses/Presidents-but mostly under the GOP).
If you really want to read something written by what you call a liberal, read Richard D. Wolff's analyses.
Regarding your childish name calling: My perspective derives from living and working in a dozen different nations (and eight US states)--and with indigenous peoples too. You conflate toleration with what you call liberalism. I find it amazing that a generally liberal magazine like The Economist attracts your subscription.
You know what Dr. Kick..you are correct!! I thought about it and you are correct gosh darn it!! What we need in America is a working to regulating ratio of 1:5. We need five regulators for every one working stiff. You are right !! I will vote for Obama this November...I will !!!
First I would love to know who fills out these surveys ? I have been an avid reader of the Economist for 6 years now and have probably only made 15 comments total including the two I've made today. Surely no working American has time to fill out a research questionnaire. You can't fill them out at work and once you get home your tired. So to site one research study as justifiable is not good reporting in my opinion unless you are trying to gear the audience towards a certain way of thinking. Second to say "Catholics" are divided based on statistical comparisons between train of thought and "religious affiliation" and then recompile those statistic result and then include a race is not a very good practice. No I'm not Catholic but if you asked how many of the Catholics we're practicing Catholics, not just go to mass, I'm almost certain your numbers would drop by half. Then remove those who are active in there local church because that's how they grew up or because there parents are "true Catholics" (those who believe and try ardently to follow Catholic doctrine) and your numbers would dwindle to very few. Religion guides thought not vice versa; if it's vice-versa then that's called manipulation (as all religion is inspired and suppose to be delivered by God).
Indirectly they are. Also directly under the dubious definition of "religious employer" where many Catholic institutions both serve and employ non-Catholics.
You are correct that the Episcopal Church is politically less significant than "a century ago." However, your history needs updating.
A century ago the Episcopal Church was not politically especially liberal. If anything, it was a tad on the conservative side. As late as the 1950s it was the a popular destination for the wealthy or privileged.
It became liberal starting in the early 1960s (Bishop Pike?) As a result, it became the darling of the Left but its membership stagnated (and stagnates.) At the moment it is riven both in American and abroad over female ordination and gay clergy. The African communions have largely rebelled against leadership coming out of Canterbury.
As a general rule, churches lose political clout as they become politically liberal. The wan status of the UCC, Presbyterian Church (USA) and, yes, the Episcopalians illustrate that rule.
Those that are politically powerful -- Baptists, Mormons, Catholics -- are conservative.
Indeed it is interesting, unfortunately too many of us put our own personal convictions and personal bias towards the church or organized religion ahead of the legal precedent.
Well... not in the same way. They are definitely not as powerful as they once were prior to the Civil War. But, Episcopalians are as numerous is the USA as Jews (i.e. not that many of them). Yet they hold a disproportionate amount of wealth. 18% of Jews are in the $1 million plus income bracket as are 12% of Episcopalians.
Despite their small numbers, the Episcopal Church has still garnered media attention for the very things you mention (such as becoming more and more liberal, gay bishops, and female priests etc.).
So, please don't think that I believe Episcopal Power=Catholic/Baptist Power. I don't, but it is a highly organized (and increasingly) political body (like Catholicism). And, as another poster pointed out, highly organized institutions are better at pushing political agendas.
So perhaps the best thing to say is this: Episcopalians have a disproportionate amount of wealth, power, and political power when compared to their small size.
The problem is that employers and taxpayers are being made to pay for birth control as part of a mandated employer provided health plan. That's the coercion.
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I just reinstalled the infrastructure design suite premium following a fresh install of windows. As I use a SSD as my primary drive I decided to install the programs to my secondary drive, the result was a loss of 14.4 GB from primary and 17.7 GB from secondary drive. Assuming the building design suite will be the same size that's 60GB for drawing software. That is bad enough but I know from previous cleanups of autodesk installs a large portion of that is duplicate content, given the array of programs included in the suites can shared libraries not be utilised more effeiently? Why is 14.4GB of content on a drive where the programs are not installed? Essentially there must be huge potential to streamline the suite to deliver a more joined up approach.
The alternative is to keep having to jump between multiple programs on one machine to get anything done meaning massive CPU and RAM requirements as we have at the moment. The only advantage to this setup is that there should be potential for customised design suites?
For example I do not need visualisation programs yet >50% of the suite is for vis (navis, 3ds, IW...), I do need design software but most of it is either in the ultimate suite or not maintained. I would prefer a suite with; Robot, SSA, C3D, M3D, RA and forget about the rest OR allow me to hire somebody to mess around with all the visual stuff on another PC to see if there is any value in it.
The programs and plugins could be easily tiered to allow people pay for a set number of apps from each tier this would not only give the client a better product Autodesk might learn what apps are pointless
Part of the issue isn't really related to Autodesk Suites; it's present with every piece of software installed on Windows OSs. In a multi-drive configuration, software always expects you to install some files onto the same hard drive as the operating system, because that's how Microsoft designed their interfaces.
I agree, however, that it should be better structured and should be considered across other Autodesk suites.
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Mediacom Business: We got gigabit too
November 19, 2014 1:03 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | CommentsCable operators have been quick to point out that they've been offering gigabit services on the business services side for sometime now. Such is the case with Mediacom Business, which first started offering fiber-based gigabit services back in 2007 before renaming the platform "Gigabit+ Fiber Solutions" in the summer of 2013.
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From the Times of London comes a reminder that the answer to issues of women's rights in places like Afghanistan doesn't necessarily come from appointing more women to positions of power.
Maria Bashir is the country's only female prosecutor. Last year, she was one of the recipients of the State Department's "International Women of Courage" award at a ceremony presided over by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama. She's been hailed a pioneer by numerous foreign press outlets and governments.
Time Magazine wrote last year that Ms. Bashir "is establishing precedents that will become the foundations of a just and equal society. As with the clandestine school for girls that she ran while the country was under the Taliban's rule, Bashir's influence may not be immediately apparent. But in a generation it will bear fruit."
Perhaps. As an educated women who works outside the home, she's certainly a figure of hate for the Taliban. But that's a far cry from making her a feminist in the Western sense of the term. Just as women frequently carry out female genital mutilation in some societies, since they share the same cultural beliefs as men, so Afghan women frequently share the limiting views on women's rights of their male counterparts.
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Portland, OR (Sports Network) - Gerald Wallace led five teammates in double- figures with 20 points as the Portland Trail Blazers edged the Los Angeles Clippers, 105-97, at Rose Garden.
LaMarcus Aldridge and Wesley Matthews contributed 18 points apiece, while Marcus Camby added 12 points and 11 rebounds for the Blazers, who have won two straight and improved to 6-0 at home this season. Raymond Felton donated 17 points to go with eight assists for Portland.
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Billups buried a 16-foot jumper with 25 seconds left and was fouled on the shot. He drained the ensuing free throw to make it a three-point game.
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Portland jumped out to a quick 12-5 lead with less than four minutes gone in the opening quarter. The Clippers fought back to tie the game at 24, and led by a bucket, 26-24, after the first stanza.
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Portland opened the third quarter with the first four points to extend the lead to 58-47. The Clippers then used a 13-6 push to cut the deficit to 64-60 with 5:39 left in the frame, but Wallace answered with a trey on the Blazers' next touch to push the lead back to 67-60. Portland led 78-71 after three quarters.
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4 November 2013 Last updated at 10:05 GMT
Seven councils in England are believed to be testing a new system to catch parents who stop illegally when dropping their children outside of school.
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