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ADP-ribosylation factor (ARF) is a ubiquitous, highly conserved 21-kDa GTP-binding protein, first identified in animal cells as the cofactor required for the in vitro ADP-ribosylation of the stimulatory regulatory subunit of adenylate cyclase, Gs, by cholera toxin. As the relevance of this activity to in vivo function is unknown, we have taken advantage of the conserved nature of ARF to study its function in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Yeast cells bearing an arf1 null mutation display a number of phenotypes suggesting a defect in the secretory pathway. Secreted invertase is only partially glycosylated, and there is a small internal accumulation of invertase. Genetic experiments revealed interactions between ARF1 and other genes known to be involved in the secretory pathway, including YPT1, which encodes a different GTP-binding protein. In accord with these genetic results, immunofluorescence and immunoelectron microscopy show that ARF protein is localized to the Golgi apparatus in mammalian cells, in particular to the cytosolic surface of predominantly cis-Golgi membranes. Together, these results indicate that ARF functions in intracellular protein transport to or within the Golgi apparatus, a role not predicted by the previous in vitro biochemical studies.
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The flat: • 2 bedroom flat; basement with cellar and covered private car park. • It is on the raised ground floor and it comprises a kitchen and living room, a bathroom and two large bedrooms with a total of 9 beds. • It's part of the "Soler"

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John Huff/Staff photographer Nick Piscitello, right, invites parents to participate in an exercise by Youth To Youth in Dover meant help parents talk to their kids about drugs and alcohol Monday evening.
DOVER — Truth, avoidance, or a little white lie. There are a lot of ways a parent could choose to handle talking to their children about the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. On Monday evening, groups of parents were able to rehearse their reactions to various scenarios through Youth to Youth's Freeze Action Theater held at the McConnell Center.Learning how to break the ice and have conversations with children about the dangers of drugs and alcohol use was the focus of the event, which targeted parents of fifth-graders.Youth to Youth Coordinator to Dana Mitchell shed light on the idea to educate children with facts on biology rather than legalities — such as "because you're not old enough" — when it comes to speaking with children.Sharing facts about how their brains are still developing is a more powerful tool than an arbitrary reason, he said."Don't go for that easy one," he said of what answers parents should consider giving.One of the most surprising things, they said, was that their children of just ages 10 or 11, were aware of using drugs and alcohol.
John Huff/Staff photographer Adrienna Dwyer and Avery Munoz role play a discussion between a parent and child about alcohol use during an exercise by Youth to Youth meant to help parents talk to their children about drugs and alcohol.
"Definitely," TJ LaRoche, father of an 11 year old, said."I think it's just been eye-opening," he said.He said some of the statistics children are learning at that age — along with their parents — are scary."I thought I learned a lot of ways, but I learned a lot more," Becca Jacques, mother of a 10 year old, and who said she would consider her own actions more thoughtfully, said.She also said this was a good reminder that children get messages not just from parents, teachers, and peers, but from music, television and the culture around them.About half a dozen parents participated in each of the groups which rotated through four different scenarios over the course of two hours.With smiles and nods, they each realized what kind of impact their words can have on their children, even when parents think their children might not be listening or hearing what is said.In reality, they were told, some of those words will sink in.Perhaps most importantly, parents took turns participating by engaging in conversations with Youth to Youth members acting as stubborn or curious children. Though some were timid, each seemed grateful to have had a "practice run" with an audience who represented their own children.
"You can understand the concept but have trouble forming the words," Mitchell told them, encouraging those who were shy."Have it be awkward and uncomfortable here, so it's less awkward later," he said.Frank Gerhard, father to an 11-year-old daughter, took a chance during one of the sessions to try out a conversation. He was most surprised about how soon he may be having a similar talk."I just never thought it would come up this early," he said.Whatever the answers were, Mitchell reminded throughout the sessions that an honest attempt at speaking and listening was most important."It doesn't have to eloquent, articulate, or perfect," he said.


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Here goes the CDQ of Trae's new banger off his upcoming "I Am King" project which will apparently be a free download on November 25th.
Bump Hold Up (CDQ), the latest cut from Trae Tha Truth which features Jeezy, T.I. & Diddy on the assist. It dropped on Monday, November 11th, 2013. Trae Tha Truth's horizons are broadening with each new release, and Hold Up (CDQ) is no exception. It's a worthy addition to a catalogue that has seen much growth since Trae Tha Truth stepped foot in the rap game. We're looking forward to hearing more.
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End of Le Journal is sign that Morocco's relatively free press is under siege.
As judicial authorities prepared to seize his assets 2007, Jamai moved to the United States with his wife and two children. The suit against the magazine appeared to go dormant. In 2009, Jamai returned to Morocco and resumed editing Le Journal.
"They didn't do anything for two and a half years but then the court remembered me," Jamai said.
In late September, Morocco's high court upheld the $350,000 judgment against the magazine. On Jan. 25, a judge gave the final order to seize the assets of Le Journal's holding company to pay off several hundred thousand dollars worth of back taxes, bank loans and other debts accrued in various legal battles.
Two days later, bailiffs arrived at Le Journal's Casablanca offices, seized the desks, confiscated the computers and changed all the locks.
"According to our lawyer, it's fastest bankruptcy process he's ever seen in his life," Jamai said in a telephone interview from Spain where he's now staying with his family.
Even before the gavel slammed down, Le Journal's days seemed to be numbered. After Jamai returned to Morocco, he said the government stepped up its campaign to convince advertisers to boycott the magazine. In April, he said several real estate companies who'd been the publication's advertising lifeline suddenly stopped buying ads.
"April was the turning point," he said. "After that it became almost mission impossible for us."
Morocco's communications minister, Khalid Naciri, said the many legal actions taken against Le Journal had nothing to do with press suppression but, rather, were simply a natural response to slander and sub-standard reporting.
As for Jamai's account of Le Journal's demise, "It's a grotesque lie," Naciri said. "This is a purely commercial affair."
"He didn't pay his taxes, he didn't pay his debts, and he believed he was above the law," he added. "Morocco is a county in the process of building a democracy and newspapers are free to publish what they choose."
Press advocacy groups aren't convinced. The Committee to Protect Journalists has extensively criticized Morocco for the rising number of jail sentences and crippling fines government prosecutors have handed to reporters here in the last year.
Last month, Dayem, the Committee's Middle East and North Africa director, visited Casablanca, intending to hold a press conference chiding Moroccan authorities on Le Journal's shutdown and general backsliding on press freedom. Dayem said he spent much of Feb. 19, the event's scheduled date, meeting Moroccan officials who insisted free speech is alive and well here.
Yet, at the last minute, he said authorities refused him permission to hold a press conference. (The Communication Ministry disputes this, saying the group simply failed to obtain the necessary permits, but was free to meet privately with journalists.)
On the afternoon of the canceled event, a marked police car sat outside the intended venue, the Oum Palace Hotel in central Casablanca. In the hotel lobby, Dayem spoke briefly with a few
"What happened here," he said, "is precisely what were told at 10 a.m. today never happens in Morocco."
Editor's note: This story has been updated to correct the date reference to Mohamed Abdel Dayem's visit to Casablanca.


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Posted: Feb 3, 2010 8:08 AM by Andrea Fontenot
Updated: Feb 3, 2010 8:55 AM
Source: Associated Press
Bossier Parish deputies say Charles Bradford who allegedly got $1 million in bogus checks cashed to gamble at casinos nationwide is in the parish jail.
Thirteen locals were arrested and more arrests are expected.
The sheriff's department says the suspects were recruited over three years when Bradford was in and out of Bossier City.
Bradford would allegedly go to a casino city or town, counterfeit checks of local businesses, and recruit people to cash them.
After Bradford's arrest, investigators learned the Secret Service wanted him for similar schemes in Arkansas, California, Florida, Kansas and Ohio.


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Great salespeople and top performers have a process for generating a steady stream of good leads from multiple sources and possess the ability to close more sales with ease. Everything they do is scripted, rehearsed, fine-tuned and memorized. They own it! They don't perform random acts of selling; they're disciplined and consistent in their efforts. Those efforts yield big results.
There are many moving parts to the sales process: creating rapport, building trust, asking impactful questions, talking about budgets, handling objections, gaining commitment, all the way to closing the sale. To be successful in selling you should be able to move through each step with precision; any diversion from the process will result in a lost sale. Does your process need a tune-up or a complete overhaul?
When businesses and salespeople use a sales process, they have more success with their sales performance, generate higher revenue and have a smoother sales experience. When businesses and salespeople refuse to use a process, wing it or negate the power of the process, they wind up producing dismal results and severely decreasing their earning potential. It's a tool that no business should operate without.
Closing sales is essential to building any successful business. Every sale – and I mean every sale involves a process of defined steps, and skipping a step or going out of order typically results in a lost sale. Regardless of what you sell, the sales process is like a production line and it must follow a specific sequence. Attempting to sell anything without a formal process is a guaranteed formula for closing failure.
Not using a sales process or using the "winging it" sales process is a flawed business strategy that has become all too common in business these days. But the winging it and flying by the seat-of-the-pants salesperson or business owner will never come close to the income of the systematic salesperson.
Some companies I work with tell me they are using a sales process but that it's just no longer working. I explain to them, and firmly believe, that if they have a flawed or outdated sales process, then forcing salespeople to use it is counterproductive – fix the process first, then show salespeople how they can be more productive and effective using one.
If you're not closing sales or not sure why you're losing sales, then that's a big clue that you need a process tune-up or overhaul. Those who don't use a process or who don't make their process integral to their sales operation will fail miserably in the area of sales success.
Some salespeople believe that a sales process isn't necessary and declare they don't work. Probably the same people that proclaim diets don't work. It's not the diet, it's the dieter. It's not the sales process, it's the salesperson.
The economy and the customers have changed. The faster things are changing–competition, market conditions, the way customers buy, the products and solutions offered, the more you have to update your sales process. There is just no good excuse for not using a current sales process. A great sales process is a road map to success. It may be time for a tune-up or complete overhaul.
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Gudlevskis, Crunch Shut Out Americans, 1-0
Submitted by jghoughtaling on December 14, 2013 - 22:25After getting pulled from a game earlier this week, Kristers Gudlevskis was eager to step back into the crease.
The Syracuse Crunch goalie looked at a few pucks hitting the pipes behind him as a positive omen, and finished with a 27-save shutout in a 1-0 win over the Rochester Americans at the Onondaga County War Memorial Saturday. The victory snaps a four-game losing streak for Syracuse.
"When you get those pipes, you start to feel comfortable," the Latvian netminder said. "You start to feel like it's your day. It's a lucky moment, it's help."
AHL Game Night: 12-14-13 Americans at Crunch
Submitted by pete on December 14, 2013 - 21:04From Latvia with love.
Kristers Gudlevskis stopped all 27 shots he faced for his second shutout of the season. That's a slump buster, right there. Well done.
First Period
SYR Connolly, (2) (Korobov, Witkowski), 14:18
Second Period
Third Period
Gudlevskis and Brett Connolly were the game's first and second stars. In the last 7 games, Connolly has 2 goals and 5 points as he continues to come out of his early season funk. It's a good thing.
Syracuse is 3 points out of the #8 spot in the Eastern Conference with a game in hand on Norfolk after the Admirals' loss to Springfield tonight. Syracuse faces Hershey on Wednesday as they try to maintain contact for a playoff spot while the organization gets healthy and they have the opportunity to reload. Every win right now is a little life line.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
AHL Game Night: 12-11-13 Crunch at IceCaps
Submitted by pete on December 12, 2013 - 09:39Still sinking.
Cedrick Desjardins allowed 5 goals on 36 shots for the loss.
First Period
STJ Kichton, (5) (O'Dell), 12:47
Second Period
STJ Redmond, (4) (Jaffray), 2:37
STJ MacKinnon, (1) (O'Dell), 3:00
Third Period
STJ MacKinnon, (2) (O'Dell, Chiarot), 0:24
SYR Devos, (1) (Korobov), 3:37
STJ Jaffray, (9) , 17:58 (SH)
I wouldn't expect this to go on too much longer before some roster changes are made to try to snap Syracuse out of this funk.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
AHL Game Night: 12-10-13 Crunch at IceCaps
Submitted by pete on December 10, 2013 - 21:03St. John's finally solves SyraNo.
Kristers Gudlevskis allowed 4 goals on 20 shots for the loss before being lifted for Cedrick Desjardins, who allowed 2 on 27 shots the rest of the way.
First Period
STJ Jaffray, (8) (Kichton, Redmond), 8:23 (PP)
SYR Angelidis, (2) (Paquette), 11:10
STJ Lowry, (2) (Lipon), 18:03
Second Period
STJ Fredheim, (1) (Samson, Mouillierat), 7:05 (PP)
STJ Schnell, (1) (Redmond), 7:17
STJ O'Neill, (2) (Redmond, Gordon), 19:50
Third Period
SYR Paquette, (7) (Langelier-Parent, Connolly), 9:07
STJ Klingberg, (7) (MacKinnon, Riley), 19:29
There's not much to feel positive about from this contest. Syracuse was dominated on the shot board 47-15 and dominated on the scoreboard 6-2. The two teams square off again tomorrow when the Crunch will have a chance at redemption. As an old hockey hand once told me, it's really hard to paste the same team two nights in a row.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
Crunch Fall to Admirals for Second-Straight Night, 2-1
Submitted by jghoughtaling on December 7, 2013 - 21:55Jesse Blacker broke a tie with less than nine minutes remaining, lifting the Norfolk Admirals over the Syracuse Crunch for a second-straight night, 2-1, at the Onondaga County War Memorial Saturday.
The Crunch, who fell in the shootout to the Admirals Friday, spent most of the game rotating through five defensemen, after Jean-Philippe Cote was ejected for an illegal hit to the head at the 11:41 mark of the first period.
"Cote is a valuable guy," said Syracuse coach Rob Zettler. "One, just having him out of the lineup period is just tough. But playing five D is tough too, especially in back-to-back games."


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If the bathing costume that you are required to wear as a lifeguard reveals your most private areas (al-`awrah al-mughallazah) then you may not engage in that work. If the bathing dress that you are required to wear as a lifeguard reveals the non-emphatically private area of a man (al-`awrah al-mukhaffafah) like the thighs for instance, then it would better for you not to engage in this work, but it is not prohibited for you to do so. You should, if you are permitted, cover your `awrah in the entirety, from the navel to the knee. You must lower your gaze as much as practically possible from the exposed parts of others who are wearing skimpy bathing costumes. You should only maintain the observance that you must maintain to carry out your job effectively. If you are doing this work to earn a livelihood and cannot find other work, then it is permissible for you without any objection, since necessity requires it. In Islamic Law there is the principle that necessity makes impermissible things permissible. There is also the principle that need takes the ruling of necessity. And Allah knows best.
Source: Islam Today


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I don't delve into peripherals too much in this blog, but this piece on CIO.com caught my eye.
The premise is that advanced forms of user interfaces on everything from mobile devices to laptops will send the venerable desktop mouse into the dustbin of history sooner rather than later.
The article claims evidence of this trend is mounting steadily, with Microsoft showing off its Surface table at its technology center in Manhatten recently. The device, which is already available for the enterprise, has you dragging and dropping objects around a 30-inch screen with your fingers, a paintbrush or any other common object.
HP also makes the TouchSmart PC with a touch-screen monitor, while Apple is coming out with a line of laptops with track pads that can interpret multiple hand gestures.
Naturally, mouse-makers like Logitech say these new technologies will not drive the mouse into obsolescence, but will merely expand the ways in which humans manipulate data.
Me? Now that I'm over 40 and rapidly turning into the Grumpy Old Man, I think I'll stick with my mouse for the foreseeable future. I tried texting once on my daughter's cell phone and, quite frankly, that kind of interactivity is best left to younger minds and smaller fingers.
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This is not the kind of mood in which you find yourself singing along with Gloria Gaynor's " I will survive". It is not the triumphantly stomping out of the door while yelling 'I've had it, I am leaving'.
You are simply not sure whether the step you are taking will be helpful.
You do not know if you should have or could have hold on just a bit longer.
This is the mood in which you very much doubt if 'you've had it'.
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It is from TMZ. I'll post the link but i'm waiting for other places to report it too. Celebrity Gossip | Entertainment News | Celebrity News | TMZ.com
Re: OT: REPORT Jets owner's daughter dies That's a shame. R.I.P. if it is, indeed, true. I wouldn't doubt TMZ either. They were spot on with the Michael Jackson death.
Re: OT: REPORT Jets owner's daughter dies They're spot on about a lot of things, much as people like to dismiss them as a gossip site. MJ, Natasha Richardson, Brittany Murphy. Very sad for the Jets owner.
They say money can't buy you happiness, and from the sounds of this it's true. Sad for any parent to lose a child.
Jets confirm: Statement from Johnson family spokesman Jesse Derris "The Johnson family is mourning its tragic loss, and asks for privacy during this very difficult time."
That's terrible. As a dad with a daughter the thought of losing her would definitely devastate me. I hate the Jets as much as the next person, but that's purely from a football perspective. My thoughts definitely go out to him and his family.
She was engaged to the same Telia Tequila who gave Shawn Merriman the hard time? WOW. Either way, tough to outlive your kids. Terrible.
She was engaged to Tila Tequila, Shawne Merriman's ex-girlfriend and was arrested for grand theft of a former girlfriend. Hmm... Strange. EDIT: Tila says she's in a coma, but the Johnson's have already released a statement saying she's dead. EDIT: Probably an overdose...she had drug problems and her mother was battling for custody of her foreign adopted daughter after she was found living in squalor.
As a Pats fan, I'm proud of the class that's been shown in just about every post in this thread. This transcends our rivalry. Condolences and respects to Mr. Johnson and his family!
She adopted a young girl from Kazakhstan (Borat says "nice!") and then just left her at her mother's house. I'm assuming that's the kid. She didn't want it but couldn't return the kid so her mother got custody. The court ruled she had to give up custody after the fact because of neglect. Let's be honest here folks. This girl was an effing train wreck. Rich, spoiled, obnoxious drug addicted mess who hung out with Paris Hilton and many other elitist losers. I feel sympathy for anybody who loses a daughter, but this girl was given every opportunity in life and threw it away. So my condolences to her family I guess, but she was just an heiress who partied way too much and it apparently caught up to her.
Discussion of her character is best left for another day. Condolences to the Johnson family. RIP Casey.


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Are 2013 Patriots better than 2012 version?
May, 10, 2013
James Walker | ESPN.com
Elsa/Getty ImagesThe path to a fourth title for Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, left, will be considerably tougher in 2013.
The championship window for the New England Patriots will not be open forever. Quarterback Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick are entering the tail ends of their respective careers -- meaning that the time for this Hall of Fame pair to win a fourth championship together is now.
New England was one game away from reaching the Super Bowl last season, suffering an upset at Gillette Stadium at the hands of the eventual champion Baltimore Ravens.
Can the 2013 Patriots win it all? Here are five reasons why this season's Patriots are neither better than nor as dangerous as last season's:
Reason No. 1: Too many changes at receiver
Analysis: New England had the NFL's No. 1 offense and No. 4 passing game in 2012. If it's not broken, why did the Patriots make so many changes? New England opted to let go of starting receivers Wes Welker and Brandon Lloyd, who combined for an astounding 192 receptions, 2,265 yards and 10 touchdowns last season. Rest assured, the Patriots will not get that kind of production from their 2013 replacements. Danny Amendola will start in place of Welker. Amendola doesn't have anywhere near the same production and durability as Welker -- he missed more games (20) the past two seasons with the St. Louis Rams than he played (12). The Patriots desperately need their new No. 1 receiver to play 16 games, which is a risky proposition. After Amendola, who will be New England's No. 2 and No. 3 receivers is unknown. There will be competition among Donald Jones, Michael Jenkins, Lavelle Hawkins and rookies Josh Boyce and Aaron Dobson to fill those roles. New England's receivers won't strike fear into opposing defenses this year. Look for the Patriots' passing game to take a step back in 2013, particularly on the outside at wide receiver.
Reason No. 2: Too many injury concerns
Analysis: The Patriots are entering the 2013 season with major injury questions. With so many changes at wide receiver, they expect to lean heavily on their two tight ends, Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez. But should they? Gronkowski is headed for his fourth surgery on his previously broken right arm, and it's questionable if he's going to be ready for the start of the regular season. It's also uncertain if Gronkowski's arm will ever be the same and whether this will be a recurring issue. Hernandez also has been out after major shoulder surgery this offseason and aims to return for August training camp. Backup receiver Julian Edelman, meanwhile, just had another procedure on the same foot to which he suffered a season-ending injury in 2012. Edelman hasn't been able to stay healthy throughout his career.
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Robert Deutsch/USA TODAY SportsTight end Rob Gronkowski might not be ready for the regular season -- and his durability is a major concern for New England whenever he returns.
Analysis: Patriots fans have become spoiled by the consistent greatness of Brady. He is expected to put up Hall of Fame numbers every year for New England to be successful. But I've seen a major problem with New England for the past few seasons. The Patriots rely on Brady too much and too often, and eventually that will start catching up with the team. Brady, who will be 36 in August, is a year older with a year of more wear and tear. Can he match his 4,827 yards and 34 touchdowns of 2012? He's playing with all new receivers and his two tight ends are recovering from injuries. If Brady cannot match his 2012 numbers, that will be another step back for New England. There is also already talk of Brady "seeing ghosts" in the pocket as he reaches the tail end of his career. The older he gets, the less Brady wants to get hit. Brady was sacked 59 times the past two seasons, which is the highest two-year total since 2002-03.
Reason No. 4: Tougher schedule
Analysis: For the past several years, New England has taken advantage of one of the easiest schedules in the NFL. It won't get that chance this season. The Patriots are going from the 32nd-ranked strength of schedule in 2012 to the 14th-ranked strength of schedule in 2013. The Denver Broncos, Ravens, Atlanta Falcons, Houston Texans, Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers are on New England's 2013 slate. It will be harder for the Patriots to surpass last year's 12-4 record.
Reason No. 5: The AFC East is stronger
Analysis: New England hasn't had much in the way of solid competition in the AFC East lately. No division team beside the Patriots finished with a winning record in 2011 or 2012. That should change this season. Both the Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills are improved and will push the Patriots harder than they have in the past. Miami, in particular, has made closing the gap with New England its primary offseason objective. The Dolphins added dynamic receiver Mike Wallace, receiving tight end Dustin Keller, former Pro Bowl cornerback Brent Grimes and starting linebackers Dannell Ellerbe and Philip Wheeler. Miami added plenty of talent in the draft, led by No. 3 overall pick Dion Jordan. Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill also is expected to make the jump in his sophomore season to compete with Brady. The Bills could make waves, too, if they get solid quarterback play from Kevin Kolb or rookie EJ Manuel this year. Overall, the AFC East won't be the same cupcake division for the Patriots it has been in recent seasons. The Patriots remain the favorites in the AFC East. But one or two additional division losses could make a difference for New England when it comes to trying to get home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
Final prediction: Health permitting, this year's Patriots will still make the postseason. But they will not be a favorite to win a Super Bowl like last season. Denver, Houston, the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers are stronger, while the Patriots have taken a step or two backward. New England's defense is improved, but it's still not good enough to dominate games alone. The Patriots' success, as usual, will depend on the offense's ability to match or surpass last year's production, when New England led the NFL in total offense -- and that won't happen in 2013. Last year's Patriots missed a golden opportunity -- playing at home in the AFC title game -- to win another Super Bowl, and the 2013 season will end without New England taking home the Lombardi Trophy.
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Guest Artist Susan Leibovitz Steinman in Conversation
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Goddard College's MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program presents guest artist Susan Leibovitz Steinman in conversation with faculty Sharon Siskin, Cynthia Ross and Ju-Pong Lin during the Fall 2013 residency at Fort Worden, Port Townsend, Washington.
Susan Leibovitz Steinman's projects meld art, ecology and grassroots activism to revitalize blighted natural and cultural landscapes. She is editor/co-founder of WEAD, Women Environmental Artists Directory.
The Master of Fine Arts in Interdisciplinary Arts (MFAIA) engages artists from a variety of practices, including visual arts, dance, music, theater, performance art, social practice, design, digital media, and the literary arts, to study in a rigorous interdisciplinary context. Students not only have the opportunity to work across artistic disciplines both individually and in collaboration with peers, but the MFAIA also encourages broader interdisciplinary inquiry, enabling dialogue among art and science, social science, humanities, and other systems of knowledge.
One of the only graduate programs in the world committed to art as a transformational practice, the MFAIA is designed to support artists with diverse life experiences and goals ranging from the social, political, to the aesthetic, spiritual or autobiographical. Our learning community supports the development of a robust lifelong art practice. We envision artmaking as a form of critical thinking, that integrates research and interdisciplinary problem-solving and engages ethically in public contexts.
Students can enroll in the MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts in two locations: Plainfield, Vermont, Goddard's historic main campus, or Port Townsend, Washington, a vibrant arts community on the Pacific Coast. During the application process, you choose one of the two residency site options for the duration of your studies. Each program site is home to a lively community of interdisciplinary artists and allows you to engage with a unique physical landscape in a retreat-like setting.
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The Whip, a Book Review + Free Book Giveaway
One of the many things I am trying out this year with this blog is writing a book review here and there. I struggle with reading a book in its entirety so when an opportunity to read something new presented itself I said, "Sure. Why not?"
Allow me to introduce the novel The Whip by Karen Kondazian. Based on a true story, The Whip follows the life of stagecoach driver Charlotte "Charley" Parkhurst who was born female. She carried the secret of her true identity until her death in 1879. Following the murders of her lover and child, she disguised herself as a man and headed west to track down the killer.
Karen Kondazian told the story of Charley's life from her time in an orphanage to her death and the life she led for many years. What struck me as most fascinating was how well Kondazian foreshadowed Charley's later years by telling vivid stories of her time in the orphanage.
In one particular chapter, Charley is sent to work in the stables after repeatedly misbehaving. She is assigned to work with the most unruly horse in the stable, appropriately named Beelzebub. Like young Charley, he is hard to control and is generally distrusting of everyone around him.
Through hard work, patience, and a bit of understanding, the horse eventually trusts Charley. It is there that Charley's ability to work well with horses helps the reader see what likely led her to become one of the best stagecoach drivers in the west.
Throughout the novel Kondazian shows she is great with detail and imagery without going overboard in her descriptions. That in itself makes for an easy and enjoyable read. And although there is some language in the novel as well as sex, it is never graphic or excessive in nature.
This blog gives The Whip two thumbs up. Readers will enjoy its ability to read quickly along with the exciting action of the novel. I'd like to be able to say there was one negative thing about this novel but for me, there wasn't. The chapters are short which adds to the ability to read it quickly.
Want a copy of your own? Leave a comment and tell me the last book you read, if any. One winner will receive a signed copy of the novel. Winner will be selected on Tuesday, February 6 at 12 p.m. PST.
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The winner is LINDA from Las Vegas! CONGRATS, LINDA! I will be in touch with you soon to get your address and have the signed copy sent to you.
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Formtastic Bootstrap
A Formtastic form builder that creates markup suitable for the Twitter Bootstrap framework. In theory, it should just work. Two great tastes in one!
You can follow FormBoot on twitter for update announcements and other relevant info.
Getting Started
Formtastic Bootstrap has only been tested with Ruby 1.9.2, Rails 3.1, Formtastic 2.0 and Twitter Bootstrap 1.3.
Install the gem with
gem install formtastic-bootstrap
Or add it to your Gemfile:
gem 'formtastic-bootstrap'
And install it with bundle install.
Add the following line to your Formtastic initialization file:
# config/initializers/formtastic.rb
Formtastic::Helpers::FormHelper.builder = FormtasticBootstrap::FormBuilder
Add the following line to the top of your application.css file:
# app/assets/stylesheets/application.css
*= require formtastic-bootstrap
Make sure you've already downloaded and installed Formtastic!
Formtastic vs. Formtastic Bootstrap
In general, Formtastic creates very verbose HTML whereas Bootstrap expects simpler HTML. Every attempt has been made to generate the HTML expected by Bootstrap while still generating the rich HTML provided by Formtastic. Here's a pretty typical (simplified) example of what Formtastic generates and what Formtastic Bootstrap generates.
<%= semantic_form_for @post do |f| %>
<%= f.semantic_errors %>
<%= f.inputs do %>
<%= f.input :title, :hint => "This is the title!" %>
<% end %>
<%= f.buttons do %>
<%= f.commit_button %>
<% end %>
<% end %>
<form accept-charset="UTF-8" action="/posts" class="formtastic post" id="new_post" method="post">
<fieldset class="inputs">

Title
<input id="post_title" maxlength="255" name="post[title]" type="text" value="" />

This is the title!

<fieldset class="buttons">

<input class="create" name="commit" type="submit" value="Create Post" />
Formtastic Bootstrap
<form accept-charset="UTF-8" action="/posts" class="formtastic post" id="new_post" method="post">
<fieldset class="inputs">

Title

<input id="post_title" maxlength="255" name="post[title]" type="text" value="" />
This is the title!

<input class="btn create commit" name="commit" type="submit" value="Create Post" />
Major Difference in Behavior
- Formtastic Bootstrap omits the label class on label tags since Twitter Bootstrap uses this tag in another context (and it makes bad things happen.)
- Formtastic Bootstrap puts the input label in a different place because it makes Bootstrap behave correctly.
- Formtastic Bootstrap renders :date, :datetime and :time as text fields since this is how Twitter Bootstrap presents these data types (Formtastic renders them as dropdowns.) Some Rails magic may have been lost here. Additionally:
- :date et al are tagged with the stringish class.
- Hidden fields are not generated.
- Fieldsets are simply nested.
- f.buttons :name is not supported. This generates a fieldset and legend tag which will cause the wrong thing to happen in Bootstrap.
Bootstrap is somewhat incomplete, and in a few cases an inference needed to be drawn to determine a course of action. If you disagree with any of these choices, feel free to let me know.
The gem also provides some "shim" CSS where Bootstrap is missing styles provided Formtastic.
A lot of the code (especially the test suite) was copied over from Formtastic and then beaten into submission. I'm sure you'll find some ugliness in there. In general, I mimicked the Formtastic code structure as much as possible.
In particular:
- Bootstrap doesn't say anything about nested formfields.
- Bootstrap doesn't explicitly lay out a :boolean control.
- Bootstrap doesn't explicitly say everything that needs to be said about :datetime, :date, and :time.
- I've inferred what :datetime should do since there's not example of a single :datetime.
- In some places the markup is tortuous (e.g. :boolean.) Hopefully as Bootstrap evolves these can get simplified!
- Bootstrap uses different HTML classes for sentence-based inline/block error messages.
What's Missing
Contributions are welcome!
- Formtastic's :country has not yet been implemented.
- Twitter Bootstrap's Date Range, Prepend Checkbox and Appended Checkbox controls have not yet been implemented.
In general, the usage should be identical to Formtastic's. Some changes have been introduced in order to support Bootstrap-specific controls.
Bootstrap-specific Controls
Prepended Text
To create a Prepended Text field, use the :prepend
option. This works on any text field input type, like :url
, :search
, and of course :string
<%= semantic_form_for @user do |f| %>
<%= f.inputs do %>
<%= f.input :handle, :prepend => '@' %>
<% end %>
<% end %>
A big thank you to all contributors!
Submitting Issues
If you're filing a bug, thank you! Secondly, in the report please include:
- The version of Formtastic you're using.
- The version of Twitter Bootstrap you're using.
- The code for your form.
- Anything else you think will help!
Source Contributions
Source contributions are very welcome! Most of the recent work on this package has been done by the community.
- Check out the latest master to make sure the feature hasn't been implemented or the bug hasn't been fixed yet
- Check out the issue tracker to make sure someone already hasn't requested it and/or contributed it
- Fork the project
- Start a feature/bugfix branch
- Commit and push until you are happy with your contribution
- Make sure to add tests for it and to run the test suite. If you don't have tests, I won't accept the pull. If you need help with this, please ask.
- Please try not to mess with the Rakefile, version, or history. If you want to have your own version, or is otherwise necessary, that is fine, but please isolate to its own commit so I can cherry-pick around it.
To Do
- Field Types
- Basic Formtastic
- :country
- :time_zone
- Fancy Bootstrap Fields
- Date Range
- Prepend Checkbox
- Appended Checkbox
- :datetime, :date, :time
- As rich functionally as their Rails counterparts.
- Extract into a standalone gem.
- Tests
- Refactor
- More -- See if I'm making sure the Bootstrap classes are present.
- Documentation
- Refactor :boolean to use common "choices" code (if possible.) (Not sure it is.)
- Boostrap
- Ask why they use 'inline-inputs' class instead of a fieldset tag.
- Why 'help-inline' and 'help-block' when they could have done p.help and span.help?
Copyright (c) 2011 Matthew Bellantoni. See LICENSE.txt for further details.


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Railwaymen land Pirate Phillips
Alex have struggled in that position this season, with on-loan keeper David Button, who has been recalled by Tottenham for a second time, Adam Legzdins, Steve Collis and Adam Bogdan, who was on loan from Bolton, all appearing between the posts for the League Two club. Crewe have also recently added Frenchman Bertrand Bossu to their ranks on a short-term contract. The Railwaymen had failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their previous 11 matches before the 4-0 win at Cheltenham on Saturday. Phillips, 31, whose two-month loan spell at Shrewsbury ended at the weekend, is one of few players to have played for both Bristol clubs, having started his career with City before moving to the Memorial Stadium in 2006. He has made over 400 league appearances and helped Rovers win promotion to League One via the playoffs in 2007.
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Just a quick update to let you guys know I'll try my best to post on my blog for the next 2 weeks. Somehow we have gone over our limit on our broadband..which we think is absolute shit! As we have been downloading the same or even less amount of music. Ben think's someone else is using our internet too, he knows more about this as he's the technology nerd. It's so slow it's unbelievable, it will go back to normal on the 27th of December! ARGH I'm dying without the internet. HELP!
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- Relevant Goals and Program Engagement - December 19, 2013
Have you ever been given a sales goal in your career? This might have come as a monthly or quarterly target, and most likely had an annual component to it. How did you react? Typically people have one of three responses.
1. How did they come up with this number? I am not sure if there were two of me I could meet this goal.
2. This is reasonable; I can do this.
3. I can do this very quickly; it looks like "easy street" for me.
Your reaction can determine the likelihood of your engagement and potential success in the program.
Many incentive programs do not take relevance into account. They use the same goal for everyone (i.e. 10% lift to achieve the award). This can be a positive if you are on the bottom of the sales rankings. It would not be difficult for you to raise your current sales by 10% and meet the goal; however if you are a top achiever, growing by 10% might be a gargantuan task. What does this lead to? Disengagement!
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Phone: 601-432-2400
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
MDWFP and MSU to Host Pond Management Workshop in Tate County
JACKSON - The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) Fisheries Bureau and the Mississippi State University Extension Service is hosting a lake and pond management workshop in Tate County. The workshop will be held at the Tate County Extension Office at #1 French's Alley in Senatobia on Thursday, June 5 at 7 p.m. An hour-long presentation will include topics on pond design, fish stocking, harvest, vegetation control, liming, and fertilization. A question-and-answer period will follow. Those interested in attending the workshop are asked to register by calling the Tate County Extension Office at (662) 562-4274.
"This workshop will allow biologists and private lake and pond owners the opportunity to discuss management techniques to improve fish populations and habitat," according to Keith Meals, MDWFP Fisheries Biologist. "This is a great way for us to provide how-to information that can help pond owners achieve their goals."
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Creativities Unfold, Bangkok 2012
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Creativities Unfold, Bangkok 2012 under the concept "Design is Opportunities: Innovation, Strategy and Business" introduces new opportunities to where design can be used and applied. The symposium activities include Creative Space Workshop, International Workshop and International Symposium. This annual symposium is held by the Thailand Creative & Design Center (TCDC) for gathering experts and influential thinkers, both local and international, to share perspectives that are beneficial to the development of creative and design industries in Thailand. "Creativities Unfold, Bangkok 2012" will take place from Aug 25 to Sept 10 with three main activities; Creative Space Workshop from Aug 25 to Sept 7, International Workshop on Sept 6, 7 and 10, and International Symposium on Sept 8 and 9. Call 02-664-8448 ext 213 or visit www.creativitiesunfold.com and www.tcdc.or.th.
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Tennessee Bar Association's fourth annual YouTube Video Contest is underway encourage middle- and high-school students to explore how laws are made, amended and repealed.
The contest, "There Ought to be a Law," challenges students to create a three-minute video that discusses an issue they would like to see addressed through the legislative process.
Alicia R. Hundley of Rockwood received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree during Austin Peay State University's winter commencement ceremony.
Austin Peay is in Clarksville.
Nine East Tennessee State University students from Roane County earned placement on the dean's list for fall semester.
Harriman — Allie T. Copeland, Christopher C. McCarroll and Caitlyn N. Swymer.
Kingston — Kezia R. Hensley, Kendra B. Martin, Erika B. Smith and Danielle S. Vittatoe.
Rockwood — Allison M. Breazeale and Sarah E. Pelley.
A number of students from Roane County in traditional and professional studies received King University academic honors for fall semester.
They include:
Harriman — Sherri Melissa Kinney, Tonya Suzette McCarroll, Gina LeAnn Noll and Anna Marie Tull.
Kingston — Keith Edward Brown, John Richard Carter, Shannon Leann Crawley, Gwendolin Burneice Mullins, Babbet Jean Risner and Jonni Rhea Wood.
Oliver Springs — Amanda Nicole Hill, Michael Henry Jones and Krista Susanne Whaley.
Kingston's Jeremy Woody was awarded a degree from Milligan College.
Woody earned a master's degree in occupational therapy.
Milligan College is near Elizabethton in Northeast Tennessee.
The more than 300 students earning placement on Tennessee Wesleyan College's fall honors and dean's lists included seven from Roane County.
To be eligible for the honors list, a student must earn 12 or more non-remedial hours and attain a grade point average of at least 3.7 with no grade below B.
They included Deanna Allen and Katelyn Harvey, both of Oliver Springs; Lindsay Arndts of Ten Mile; Kayla Evans of Rockwood; and Shanon Friauf of Harriman.
Four Tusculum College students from Roane County were among the Greeneville institution's 276 recent graduates.
Earning Master of Business Administration degrees were Amber K. Collins of Kingston and Christopher W. Lawson of Oliver Springs.
Both are members of the Omicron-Psi National Honor Society.
Members of Omicron-Psi are selected from students in master degree programs with grade-point averages of 3.5 or better.
Preston E. Daniels of Kingston earned a bacehlor's degree in business administration.
Andrea Danielle Foster of Harriman was named to Union College's dean's list for fall semester.
Union College is in Barbourville, Ky.
Teresa Boshears of Oliver Springs is among the 21 new members of Lincoln Memorial University's Tennessee Epsilon 82 chapter of Alpha Chi.
Alpha Chi is a coeducational academic honor society.
Founded in 1922, with the purpose of promoting academic excellence and exemplary character among college and university students, Alpha Chi honors those who achieve such distinction. Membership is limited to no more than 10 percent of the junior, senior and graduate classes.
Lincoln Memorial University is in Harrogate.
Roane State Community College will offer extended business hours to help students get ready for the start of spring classes.
Extended hours for the Roane County and Oak Ridge campuses will be:
• Monday, Jan. 6-Thursday, Jan. 9 — 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
• Saturday, Jan. 11 — 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• Monday, Jan. 13-Thursday, Jan. 16 — 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
On Fridays, the Roane County and Oak Ridge campus will maintain usual business hours, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.


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Sonoco launches new corporate website for tablets and mobile phones
HARTSVILLE, SC, Dec. 2, 2013 (PRNewswire) -Sonoco, one of the largest global diversified packaging companies, today announced the launch of a new, responsive corporate website that provides better access to visitors on tablets and mobile phones.
Tetra Pak wins 2014 WorldStar Award for Tetra Brik Aseptic 1000 Edge carton package
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Dec. 2, 2013 (Press Release) -Tetra Pak® has won a 2014 WorldStar Award for the Tetra Brik® Aseptic 1000 Edge carton package.
UK's folding carton manufacturer Benson Group rises to 19th position in 2013 listing of UK's most successful printing companies
LEICESTERSHIRE, UK, Nov. 30, 2013 (Press Release) -Benson Group, one of the UK's leading privately owned printed folding carton manufacturers, is delighted to announce that it has risen to 19th position in the 2013 listing of the UK's most successful printing companies.
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BOBST flexo folder gluer starts up at Brohl Wellpappe in Mayen, Germany
MEERBUSCH, Germany , Nov. 28, 2013 (Press Release) -On 18 October 2013, Brohl Wellpappe GmbH & Co. KG in Mayen held a ceremony to officially bring the new BOBST FFG 924 NT RS flexo folder gluer into operation.
DS Smith introduces new corporate identity and brand
BRUSSELS, Nov. 28, 2013 (PPI Europe) -The European packaging giant DS Smith (DSS) has rolled out a new corporate identity including a new logo and a new website. The unified corporate image is part of the firm's strategy to bring its packaging, paper, plastics and recycling operations together 18 months after the acquisition of SCA's packaging business, DSS said.
Mayr Melnhof to revamp KM 3 at its Frohnleiten mill in Austria, launch Foodboard production
BRUSSELS, Nov. 28, 2013 (PPI Europe) -Mayr Melnhof (MM) has tapped Siemens Drive Technologies Division to upgrade its 310,000 tonne/yr white-lined chipboard (WLC) KM 3 at its Frohnleiten mill in Austria. MM declined to disclose the value of the order.
ICPF to conduct 15th annual live International Careers in Corrugated Packaging & Display Teleconference on Feb. 20, 2014
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 27, 2013 (Press Release) -On February 20, 2014, ICPF will conduct its 15th annual, live Careers in Corrugated Packaging & Display Teleconference.
PPC hosts its Folding Carton Boot Camp workshop at its headquarters in Springfield, MA
SPRINGFIELD, MA, Nov. 27, 2013 (Press Release) -From November 12 - 13, 2013, the Paperboard Packaging Council (PPC) hosted its signature Folding Carton Boot Camp workshop at their headquarters in Springfield, MA.
Lorentzen & Wettre to supply Autoline 400 paper testing system to Grupo Gondi's Empaques Modernos Guadalajara packaging paper mill in Mexico
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 25, 2013 (Press Release) -The leading packaging corporation Grupo Gondi, Mexico has made the decision to purchase an L&W Autoline 400 system from Lorentzen & Wettre for its mill Empaques Modernos Guadalajara, through Lorentzen & Wettres representative, IVF y Asociados, SA de CV.


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InsaneDisconnected, racing thoughts passed through her mind. Will I die today? Will they let me out? She looked up and stared at the ceiling. She then looked over to the small bedside table that they had provided her, and saw the medicine cup filled with lithium. She remembered where she was and why she was there. She then said to herself, "Is all this a dream or a nightmare?" She could never tell, for she was in an insane asylum, barely living with severe manic depression.Sometimes, she wanted to die, at others she longed to be free. She didn't think it was fair that she was here, for almost everyone has these thoughts eventually. The only difference was that she could switch from one thought to the other, without any reason or feeling, in seconds.The people who ran the insane asylum were cruel. She was losing weight rapidly because instead of lunch, they'd bring her lithium. If it had been up to her, she would have killed herself long ago.
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The Woodlawn wind energy project is part of Infigen Energy's Capital Renewable Energy Precinct, located in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales, 37 km south of Goulburn. It is situated on Pylara Farm, which is owned by Veolia Environmental Services.
The area has a diurnal profile that is well-aligned to typical daily electricity demand, and the Woodlawn Wind Farm is located in open farming country with optimum spacing for turbines and minimal obstructions in landscape and topography.
Woodlawn is in close proximity to the 140.7 megawatt (MW) Capital Wind Farm, another Infigen project in the Capital Renewable Energy Precinct. Completed in 2009, Capital Wind Farm is located close enough to Woodlawn for it to take advantage of existing electrical infrastructure.
Infigen says that the availability of cost-effective connection infrastructure was a critical factor in consideration of further clean energy projects in the region; not having to duplicate the connection for Woodlawn has been a considerable benefit to project commencement and completion.
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Now that the Woodlawn Wind Farm is operational, electricity production begins at wind speeds above 14 km/h, and maximum or 'rated' capacity is achieved at speeds of approximately 36–54 km/h.
The turbine blades rotate at regular revolutions – between 15 and 18 revolutions per minute – and operate at capacity until the wind speed reaches 90 km/h.
The Woodlawn Wind Project contains 23 of the Suzlon S88 turbines, each with an installed capacity of 2.1 MW, pitch-regulated blade operation, a three-stage gearbox and flexible coupling to the asynchronous induction generator.
Each steel tower reaches 80 m in height with an 88 m rotor diameter. The blades, made of fibreglass and epoxy, measure 44 m each.
The turbines connect to the electricity network along a combination of underground and overhead cabling via the Capital Wind Farm substation. New substation equipment installed to allow for Woodlawn included a Toshiba 30/330 kilovolt (kV) transformer, switch room, reactive plant, and protection system.
In addition to a supervisory control and data acquisition system, Woodlawn's power output and interaction with the National Electricity Market (NEM) is controlled using custom-built software and a communications link to Infigen's operations control centre in Sydney.
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Infigen says that protecting the local environment around Woodlawn was one of its top priorities for the project. Environmental risks were treated in a very similar way to safety risks, with the project management team ensuring that the environmental management plan was part of the site induction process and closely integrated with construction activities.
The wind project was built on Veolia's Woodlawn eco-precinct, a landfill that utilises waste-to-energy technology by harnessing electricity from gases produced. Construction involved careful co-ordination of deliveries and installation of large components in often difficult-to-access locations.
Following the construction phase, Infigen worked with local contractors to minimise disturbance to the native habitat and to enhance the landscape by planting more than one thousand trees and shrubs on the host farm.
Outlook at Woodlawn
The Woodlawn energy plant is expected to produce approximately 160 gigawatt hours of electricity per annum, and power generated from the project is sold directly into the NEM.
Woodlawn Wind Farm is an accredited generator under the Federal Government's Large-scale Renewable Energy Target scheme and the GreenPower program.
The plant is connected to a 330 kV transmission line operated by TransGrid.
Woodlawn Wind Farm is Infigen's sixth Australian wind farm. It will continue to ramp up, with full production expected for the 2013 financial year.
Infigen hopes to further develop the Capital Renewable Energy Precinct, and has received planning approval for the proposed 100 MW, 41 turbine Capital 2 Wind Farm.


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Linux users have always been happy with the sheer amount of choice available to them. When the mobile sector is considered, yes, it does lack in the field of choice when compared to the thousands of distros available for the desktop. Well, mobile users, its time for a treat. Mozilla Foundation's Boot 2 Gecko project is said to be finalized by Q2 2012.
So, what is Boot 2 Gecko anyway?
Mozilla aptly calls it, "Boot to Gecko (B2G) is an early-stage, exploratory project with the goal of building a complete, standalone operating system for the open Web. It is not a product offering, but if successful, could form the basis for one."
They aim to defragment the fragmented mobile world with their OS, which sits on top of HTML5 and android. In the scenario of patent wars going on, Mozilla said they will not use Java or Dalvik thus keeping the patent demons away. Have a look at wiki.mozilla.org/B2G to see what mozilla says about B2G.
Another mobile platform? Oh, man!
Be happy developers, B2G is not designed to be another platform. It is actually a project to extend what developers can do with the web, especially on mobile devices. Even apps like phone dialers can be created with HTML5, B2G aims at bringing the web to the palm of your hand so that the web developers are no less than those developing OS-specific stacks. B2G is not intended for applications that will only run on B2G or Firefox, but on any device with HTML5 capabilities, including desktops. After Adobe shut down Flash for mobile devices admitting that HTML5 is the future, it seems Mozilla was far ahead from the beginning, eh?
I don't get it, so how is B2G helping mobiles differently than HTML5?
You might be wondering, "With HTML5, CSS3, ES5 out there, why exactly do I need B2G?". Well, here's the answer, B2G will provide extended device capabilities like Bluetooth and SMS, richer filesystem interaction and a way to tie up these apps together, on top of the unimaginable power of HTML5. It aims to bring improved capabilities for the web platform, so that open web apps can run on any mobile browser regardless of device or platform. Mozilla says, " That's an important difference between what we're doing and proprietary mobile stacks today: we don't want a competitive advantage for Mozilla, we want a competitive advantage for the Web. ". Mozilla claims B2G will help web developers develop apps which were the cup of tea for OS-specific developers.
Well, where's all the code?
Mozilla said it will publish B2G's code as it is developed for developers to contribute. Mozilla is taking the lower levels of code from Google's Android OS, building a custom User Interface and an application stack based around Firefox's HTML rendering engine "Gecko".
How does it look like?
For now, at its early stage of development, B2G's UI Gaia has not yet been selected a specific look. Ideas about new Uis are constantly popping up at its User Interface page. Have a look at wiki.mozilla.org/B2G/UI if you like.
What exactly do they want?
Quoting Mozilla , "Mozilla believes that the web can displace proprietary, single-vendor stacks for application development. To make open web technologies a better basis for future applications on mobile and desktop alike, we need to keep pushing the envelope of the web to include — and in places exceed — the capabilities of the competing stacks in question."


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Soulja Boy told Boombox he is working on his next album, called "Promises."
"Right now I'm working on my new album," Soulja said. "It's called 'Promise' -- my fourth album to release from Interscope Records. It'll be in stores top of 2012. I want everybody to support."
Supposedly this next album will show that he has matured, "[The album is] just really showing the growth and maturity of Soulja Boy," he reveals. "It's going to be dope. It's going to be lot of great records on it, a lot of dope features, a lot of great production. I want all my fans to check it out."
Reminicsing on this past years events, which include the death of his brother, being arrested for marijuana possession, and the backlash he felt for his supposed anti-army lyrics, Soulja says, "[I'm] thankful for my family, very thankful for my family, I'm very thankful to be in the position that I'm in right now, just to touch so many people and be a role model for all the young people that's trying to come up in this world, and thankful to be alive."


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iPhone on the Road: a substitute for paper boarding passes
Some things sound really cool -- until you actually have to step up and do them in real time. TUAW reader Gerald Buckley's story about traveling with his iPhone strikes me as belonging to this class. When he approached the American Airlines counter to use his iPhone as a boarding pass, the coolness ...
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2012 Tax Incentive Program Announcement
The application period for the 2012 Life Sciences Tax Incentive Program is now open. Applications can be submitted online via the Center's website, with a deadline of October 25, 2012 at noon EDT.
The Program invests in job creation by offering tax incentives to growing companies engaged in life sciences research and development, commercialization and manufacturing in Massachusetts. The Life Sciences Initiative authorizes the Center to award up to $25 million in tax incentives each year. Through three prior rounds, the Center has fifty-seven (57) active awards totaling $56.7 million involving companies that have created or are promising to create more than 2,000 jobs.
Applicants are generally companies that have transitioned or are transitioning from pure life sciences research and development ("R&D") to commercialization and manufacturing. The Center recognizes that many companies struggle to address the significant capital investment associated with the long life sciences R&D cycle and the high cost of translating research into a commercially viable product. This solicitation is designed to help sustain these companies through a critical stage of development and to leverage additional sources of capital to bring cutting-edge innovation to the marketplace.
You can learn more about the Life Sciences Tax Incentive Program by visiting the Center's website. The Center will also be offering information sessions for interested applicants throughout the state. The dates and locations of these information sessions are listed below.
- Waltham, July 31, 8:30-10:00 am, 1100 Winter Street, Center entrance, 1st floor
- Worcester, September 11, 8:30-10:00 am, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 60 Prescott Street
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- Cambridge, September 14, 8:30-10:00 am, MassBio, 300 Technology Square, 8th floor
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