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Funny thing happened at my local gun shop yesterday. A really neat 5 shot, black, 38 Spec +P, revolver (model 442, non-moon clip model) followed me home.
I used to carry wheel guns as a detective and trooper in a State LEA. Just as I retired, 22 years ago, we switched to Sig Sauer 9mm (I actually felt we should have gone to auto loaders many years before that, but we had to wait until to old range officers retired).
Since retirement, I have had, and still do, many very nice auto loaders. (Sigs- 230, 232, 239/9mm, 239/.357 Sig, 228 9mm/1989 era, EMP 9mm, Rohrbaugh R9s, lots of 1911s, etc, etc.).
Had a friend who's wife just got her carry permit and I was trying to talk him into a Ruger LC9 or LCP (both excellent guns). However, he was sort of leaning towards a 442 S&W because of it's simplicity and I started to look at them last week.
As soon as I bought mine yesterday and shot it with Critical Def. non-+P, I was really impressed. It seems as though it has a much better trigger pull than my latest S&W Bodyguard (built in the 60s). Also, for a DAO revolver, it was very accurate it you "staged" the trigger which seemed easy to do. Some of you old timers may remember that we were trained to "stage" our revolver triggers when we switched from "Camp Perry" style single action shooting to double action, "combat style" shooting. Things have really changed over the years.
I really enjoyed buying an under $400 gun which is well made (maybe better than my old Bodyguard .38 5 shot, shrouded hammer), that didn't need 300 rounds of break in, has a great trigger pull, and could have actually been loaded and carried right out of the box.
I won't give up my great auto loaders (always keep a Glock 19 in my glove box) but this 5 shot revolver was like coming home to an old friend.
Trooper Joe


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Genes have three basic parts – an 'on' switch, an 'off' switch and the region that codes for a protein.
For a gene to work, it must have all three basic parts, but they do not have to be from the same organism. This is because the DNA of all living things is made up of the same four molecular components called nucleotides.
Each of the four nucleotides has a different base, called adenine, guanine, thymine and cytosine.
This means the gene for a particular characteristic that has been identified in one organism can be permanently introduced into another organism after being modified so it will be recognised by the new organism, which then adopts this new characteristic.
For example, you could take the protein-producing part of a gene in corn that produces vitamin A and combine this with the on and off gene switches from a seed gene from rice. The result would be a gene that produces more vitamin A in rice seed.
When a gene has been modified it is inserted into the DNA of the new organism, so it becomes a permanent part of the organism's genetic makeup.
Scientists do this by inserting the gene into individual cells from the new organism. How scientists do this depends on the type of organism. They may use:
The most commonly used techniques in plants are biolistics and Agrobacterium.
Not all cells will take up a modified gene, so scientists need to be able to select those cells that have the new gene from those that don't. To do this, scientists use selectable marker genes, which are like flags that signal whether a cell has taken up the modified gene.
The marker gene and the gene scientists are interested in are transferred together into the new organism.
Marker genes code for characteristics that can be easily identified, such as the ability to survive in the presence of an antibiotic that has been added to the medium surrounding the cells.
In this case, any cells that have not taken up the modified gene and its associated marker gene will die, leaving only those cells that have been genetically modified.
Cells that have successfully taken up the new gene are grown into organisms. For example, if the new gene has been put into a plant cell, cells are grown in a 'tissue culture'.
In the laboratory the plant cells are made to divide, grow and develop shoots and roots to form a whole plant. Regenerating plants from individual cells is a slow process, but once the plants are big enough they can be put into pots and grown in glasshouses.
If the new gene has been inserted into an animal egg, the egg is implanted into a female animal. Because the gene was inserted into the DNA at the egg stage, when the cell divides, every cell in the growing embryo will contain the new DNA.
Gene technology can introduce new genes into an organism and also silence or turn off an existing gene in an organism.
The silencing of specific genes can be used to make plant food products with different compositions that are beneficial to humans.
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How do you deal with a traumatic history that isn't your own, but that profoundly affects your life? As a daughter of two Holocaust survivors, I've lived with this question my whole life. Haunted by images of how my grandparents, aunts and uncles were murdered, the Holocaust was never a subject I wanted to tackle in paint. I paint landscapes in France in the tradition of the European masters.
Yet, my writing was often on Holocaust-related themes. I've also been recording and videotaping my parents and their friends along with co-director, Laurie Weisman for more than 30 years. After my 50th birthday I reflected on my place history—as a painter and as a daughter of survivors. I came up with the idea for The Memory Project, an art installation that combined my mother's story with painting. For years I wanted to use videotape to bring viewers inside the painting process. I decided to use a photograph of my mother's lost brother as a subject. Painting his portrait over and over again, I felt a deep connection to his life force. It was healing to focus on that for the first time rather than the horror of his death. Through my mother's stories, the art exhibit and this film, we've reclaimed his humanity. That's my victory over fascism.
Laurie Weisman:
Whenever I feel discouraged, angry or hopeless, I find that talking with Anna Jacobs snaps me out of it. It's not just because nothing I experience remotely compares with what she's gone through, it's the lilt of her voice and the unconditional love she offers me. One of the reasons I am driven to work on this project is to bring that voice to others. Knowing her, even vicariously through film, is transformational. As one 15 year-old said after seeing the film, "I have hope because she has hope." For me, working on this project is a way to connect people to their own histories and to each other's humanity. It's my hope that compassion grows from connection and understanding.


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I always advocate donating the phones to victims of domestic violence, if possible. Also many places, like Target, have bins at the front of the stores where you can deposit your used cell phone equipment, as well as electronic items like iPads or mp3 players.
Since most cell phones that are not activated will still call 911 (in the USA), giving such a phone to a person who has been a victim of domestic violence could save a life.
You can probably call your local domestic violence shelter to ask if they have such a program available. If they don't, they probably can direct you to such a program.


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Book your room at Hotel Campanile Nice Centre - Acropolis
Standard Double Room
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Standard Room, 2 Single Beds
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Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)Family-friendly hotel in Nice (Carabacel) near Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
Located in the heart of Nice, this family-friendly hotel is within walking distance of La Tete au Carre, Nice Theatre, and Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. Also nearby are Nice Etoile Shopping Center and Avenue Jean Medecin.
Hotel Features
Hotel Campanile Nice Centre - Acropolis provides complimentary wireless Internet access, dry cleaning/laundry services, a computer station, and multilingual staff.
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Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.
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Hotel Campanile Nice Centre - Acropolis features a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Event facilities measuring 538 square feet (50 square meters) include a meeting room. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This family-friendly hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and express check-in.
Hotel Campanile Nice Centre - Acropolis is a smoke-free property.
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 64
- Number of floors - 8
- Elevator/lift
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free WiFi
- One meeting room
- Luggage storage
- Express check-in
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Conference space size (meters) - 50
- Year Built 1989
- Conference space size (feet) - 538
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Express check-out
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- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
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- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
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- Soundproofed rooms
- Individually furnished
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10:30 AM.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Reception is available until 11 PM. Guests who require after-hours check-in must make arrangement in advance using the telephone number provided on the confirmation notice.
Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 13 years of age.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 9.50 for adults and EUR 4.75 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 5 per pet, per night
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Recent and archived news articles by Elizabeth A. Harris of The New York Times.
As Common Core Testing Is Ushered In, Parents and Students Opt Out
On Monday, many public school students in New Jersey will begin to take standardized tests that are opposed by an unusually diverse coalition of enemies.
March 2, 2015, Monday
Financial Aid for Undocumented Students Is Losing Its Stigma
Colleges and universities are increasingly making higher education more affordable for students for whom all federal and most state forms of financial aid remain off limits.
February 27, 2015, Friday
At Brasserie Favored by Celebrities, Big Mirror Falls, but Lunch Is Served
A 10-by-8-foot mirror fell off the wall at Balthazar, hitting customers in the breakfast crowd at the SoHo restaurant, though no major injuries were reported.
February 21, 2015, Saturday
Sharp Rise in Occupational Therapy Cases at New York's Schools
Nearly 42,000 public school students have been referred to the treatments, designed to help with things like managing sensitivities to noise or improving fine motor skills.
February 18, 2015, Wednesday
Suspension Rules Altered in New York City's Revision of School Discipline Code
Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration on Friday announced long-awaited revisions to school discipline policies, including new suspension procedures.
February 14, 2015, Saturday
Report Faults Charter School Rules on Discipline of Students
A children's advocacy group found that most New York City charter schools have disciplinary codes that do not meet either state or federal requirements.
February 12, 2015, Thursday
Among New York Subway's Millions of Riders, a Study Finds Many Mystery Microbes
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College mapped DNA found in New York's subway system, finding that almost half the genetic material did not match any known organism.
February 6, 2015, Friday
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What to Do if Your Car Is Stuck on the Train Tracks
Transportation safety experts offered a surprising tip on how to escape the site of a potential collision.
February 5, 2015, Thursday
New York City Schools Chancellor Objects to Cuomo's Plan for Grading Teachers
Chancellor Carmen Fariña told state legislators that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo wanted to base too much of a teacher's score on the state's student test results.
February 4, 2015, Wednesday
Snow and Rain Hit New York, Creating a Slushy Commute
Freezing rain caused an array of transit delays in the region, but New York City remained open for business.
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To call Bravo Media's Bravo Ratings a weekly slide that starts with the high of The Real Housewives of Atlanta on Sunday at 8pm and ends with the dismal ratings of Kathy at 11:3opm on Thursday, would be an understatement. To be fair, Kathy Griffin having ratings that low at 11:30pm, isn't as bad as when she was getting similar numbers when she previously held the 10pm time slot. Read more
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Bravo Ratings For Week Ending Thursday, March 14th 2013
Shahs of Sunset – Season 2 Ratings
Updated after the Lost Footage, and final episode of Season 2 aired March 10rd, 2013
After an incredible debut season, where the Persian Prince & Princesses of Shahs of Sunset drew almost 1.3m viewers in their freshman season, which impressively included 64% of its audience or 827,333 people aged 18-49, Bravo Media re-upped Shahs for a second season and the 2nd season's ratings continued their impressive growth. While certainly benefiting from the strongest programming lead-in Bravo has to offer (RHoA), the season two premiere doubled the audience of their freshman premiere with 2.298m viewers. With just the second part of the reunion left to air on March 3rd, this season has averaged just under 2m in total audience and almost 1.2m aged 18-49 and that's growth of 55% & 45% respectively. And with that Ryan Seacrest can be assured he'll ink a third season, for his production company. Read more
Bravo Ratings – RHoA, Shahs of Sunset & WWHL– Sunday, December 2, 2012
After three weeks of averaging less than 2.5m viewers RHoA stormed back to exceed the 3m audience mark for its 5th episode. 3,010,000 viewers tuned in at 9pm Sunday and its 18-49 demo rating grew to 1.50 as Kim Zolciak departed from the show after over four seasons. That audience increase has helped stem the ratings lag against Season 4, but season-to-date it's still trending down -12.32% in total audience and -16.25% in the 18-49 demo. Still a return to 3m viewers for this episode is a positive sign for both the Atlanta wives and Bravo Media and hopefully that can be sustained throughout the rest of this season, although it will be interesting to see how much ratings are affected by Kim's departure. Bravo PR's twitter account was keen to shout out the great ratings' news, as soon as they received them. Read more
via press Release – Shahs of Sunset Premieres to 2.3m viewers
Here's one TV press release that didn't need any spinning at all. This is truly a tremendous ratings return for Bravo Media and Ryan Seacrest, as less than 10 months after its freshman season premiered, Shahs of Sunset has returned with just phenomenal ratings.
Last night's second season premiere earned 2.3m viewers at 10pm and a whopping 1.4m aged 18-49 years (a ratings score 1.10 in the 18-49 demo). As the release correctly points out, "The season two premiere was up +102% among A18-49 and up 106% among total viewers from the season one premiere (3/11/12). Compared to the season one finale (4/15/12), Shahs of Sunset was up 50% among total viewers (vs. 1,534,000)." Read more
Shahs of Sunset – Season 1 Ratings
Shahs of Sunset is Bravo's first co-production with Ryan Seacrest and features the lives of six young Persian-American friends in Los Angeles, CA, and stars Reza Farahan, Asa Soltan Rahmati, Mike Shouhed, Sammy Younai, Mercedeh "MJ" Javid and Golnesa "GG" Gharachedaghi.
Like Chef Roble & Co., Shahs of Sunset also benefited from having the fourth season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta as its lead-in. Its short six episode season averaged 1,284,333 viewers per episode with a healthy 0.67 in the 18-49 demo. Read more


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Article ID: 817872 - View products that this article applies to. This article has been archived. It is offered "as is" and will no longer be updated. On This PageSUMMARYThis article describes the functionality of the crossRef object in Active Directory. It also describes how to create crossRef objects for a Domain Name Service (DNS) namespace that is subordinate to an existing Active Directory forest. MORE INFORMATION
Request for Comments (RFC) 2251 defines a referral mechanism that permits a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server to send the distinguished name (DN) of another LDAP server in response to a search request from a client. When a domain controller (DC) is presented with a DN to start a search from, it first queries the list of crossRef objects in the configuration container to find the best match. For a crossRef object to qualify as a potential match for a DN, the nCName attribute of the crossRef object must be an exact substring of the DN. From this list of potential crossRef object matches, the object with the longest nCName attribute is selected as the best match.
The configuration container automatically holds references to all naming contexts (NCs) in the forest.
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In this example, domain controllers in forest A do not generate referrals for any domain in forest B because a domain controller assumes that it has full knowledge of the namespace below any NCs that it holds. CrossRef objects must be created if client referrals are required.rootb.mydomain.com (root) childb.rootb.mydomain.com If the subordinate namespace uses the DC naming convention, set the nCName attribute to the DN of the NC, and set the dnsRoot attribute to the DNS name of the NC. In this example, the following crossRef object is created in the configuration container of the Mydomain.com forest: CN=ROOTB,CN=Partitions,CN=Configuration,DC=mydomain,DC=com
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If the external NC does not use the DC naming convention, the dnsRoot attribute of the crossRef object must be set to the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of a server that hosts the NC.
dnsRoot: rootb.mydomain.com To Create a Cross-Reference to an External Domain
REFERENCESFor more information about RFC 2251, visit the following Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) Web site: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2251.txt?number=2251 For more information about the crossRef object and referrals in Active Directory, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
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CENTRAL POINT, Ore. – Officials at the Jackson County Fair say attendance is likely down this year compared to last.
Although the final tally isn't done, they say the hot weather brought afternoon crowds down by about 10%. That was partially made up for by successful evening events, which saw an estimated 5% bump in numbers.
Officials say some of the experimental attractions also exceeded expectations – camel rides and bull rides among them – but they say one of the big unknowns going forward is the possible departure of 4-H.
"Certainly you have redefined the fair if it doesn't have youth involvement… the development of leadership skills, and competitions for youth," said Expo Manager Dave Koellermeier. "It would be a paradigm shift."
As of now, budget cuts mean next year will be the fair's last with 4-H, but officials say they see it as such a big part of the fair and community that they're confident it will find the funding it needs to stay. In the meantime, planning for next year's fair begins in about a week.


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Even with his Seventies hits inspiring everyone from Dwight Yoakam to film directors such as Quentin Tarantino and the Hughes brothers (Allen and Albert, of Menace II Society fame), Al Green still has to compete with the likes of Michael Bolton and Amy Grant on pop radio these days. His first full-length secular disc since 1978's Truth 'n' Time retools the two-year-old import-only Don't Look Back by adding collaborations with Whitney Houston cohort Narada Michael Walden and Jodeci's DeVante to the mix.
Don't let the ultra-mainstream names scare you off, however. While Your Heart's in Good Hands lacks the idiosyncrasies of Green's best albums, the thought of its positivity and genuineness taking a place on the airwaves next to Bolton's drivel is welcome. The songs, mostly co-written by Green, aren't spectacular, although the hope of "Love Is a Beautiful Thing" and DeVante's "Could This Be the Love" is sweet. Green's commitment and playfulness, particularly on "Keep on Pushing Love," confirm that this is indeed the mighty Al. And just so you don't miss one of his levels of meaning, the Reverend name-checks the Lord at least once.
By Rickey Wright
The Funky Descendant
With all the gimmicks that have been used to sell hip-hop -- gangster rap, jazz rap, Irish rap, kung-fu rap -- it seems about the only thing we haven't heard is Beethoven rap. Ridiculous as it sounds, enter Hami -- "the funky descendant" of Ludwig van -- with a debut album that introduces the sonata and concerto into the mix of a heavy West Coast Seventies funk groove. But while Hami's classical chops are dubious at best, his tremendous musical ability is without question.
Hami's name may be new, but his sound is not. L.A.-born and -raised Marquis Andrews-Dair (Hami) plays a mess of instruments -- from flute and violin to guitar, bass, and drums -- and for years has helped lay down fat tracks (though uncredited) for acts such as N.W.A., Ice Cube, Too $hort, and Easy-E. The Funky Descendant, Hami's grand coming-out party, reveals a musician with Prince-like depth, one who can rap, scat, and croon -- sometimes all at once -- and who can lead us through elegant acid jazz, syrupy but convincing R&B, and bottom-heavy hardcore hip-hop (yes, some classical too) with the surety of an urban musical tour director.
Unfortunately, The Funky Descendant has fallen on deaf ears -- as Hami prophesies on the album's "I'm tha' One Ya' Slept On" A since its release early this summer. Meanwhile the young talent has taken on hackwork as the sidekick/one-man band on the floundering late-night talkfest The Stephanie Miller Show. He deserves much better. Alas, even great-great-great-great-granddaddy Beethoven went unappreciated in his time.
By Roni Sarig
Deep Listening Band
The members of the Deep Listening Band have gone to extremes to find exciting new sounds for their contemporary classical music. In the past, Stuart Dempster, one of the most lyrical trombonists you'll hear anywhere, has wandered through European abbeys in search of eternal reverberation, and he and Pauline Oliveros, earth mother of the avant-garde classical accordion, have literally gone down a well for notes that never die. On Sanctuary, they go no farther than Trinity Methodist Church in Kingston, New York, where they are joined by organist David Gamper, and the effects are equally "deep," emotionally speaking, and long-lasting.
This CD can be used for secular meditation or spiritual reflection, but only very casual listeners will find it truly sedating, since the music is so interesting. "Invocation" and "Processional" were recorded in January 1993 with Julie Lyon Balliet, whose vocal contributions include coldly ethereal melodies and sharp yips. For me, these pieces conjure up images of howling wolves and wintry quiet . . . on the planet Uranus. The dreamlike "Hi Bali, Hi" and "Sanctuary" use Gamper's "expanded instrument system," which allows the musicians to clone their real-time performances while playing them; these clones can then be modified and interact with each other, adding to the complexity of the music's texture. Finally, "Non Stop Flight" was recorded live in January of last year during a benefit concert. The twenty-minute excerpt released here features a number of guest artists engaging in "intercultural improvisation" within a classical framework.
That's really true of everything on this disc, which goes from African and Brazilian percussion to the Australian didgeridoo without skipping a beat. How it all adds up to such a compelling listening experience is a mystery to me, but I'm willing to leave that mystery unsolved. Sanctuary is a sanctuary for nontraditional classical music at its best.
By Raymond Tuttle
Mem Shannon
A Cab Driver's Blues
In the liner notes to Mem Shannon's Cab Driver's Blues, down there at the bottom where they tell you where the music was recorded, you'll read the following: "Additional recording: Passenger compartment, 1976 Oldsmobile Delta 88 custom 4-door sedan." It may sound gimmicky, interspersing bits of dialogue between a cabbie and his passengers with musical tracks, but the characters -- recorded by Shannon, who drives a cab in New Orleans and supplies the resonant, baritone parts of the conversations -- are so riveting that you don't mind their coming along for the ride.


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Incredible singer/songwriter WiL is an up and coming star currently residing in Tallahassee. Born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Fl., WiL moved to Tallahassee in 2003 where he continued his amazing ability to play all woodwind instruments in concert band at Florida A&M University. He also continued to write and sing in numerous karaoke spots when possible. He writes all of his own material and currently has 12+ songs written.


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E2020, a provider of online learning solutions, has launched a new career and technical education (CTE) curriculum, Career Pathways, which is a suite of interactive online courses to help high school students gain practical career training leading to industry-recognized certifications in business, health sciences, and information technology.
According to the company, the Career Pathways curriculum is designed to ensure students develop the skills necessary for job readiness and placement and to provide "credible training endorsement for their resumes." The company has been working with industry and educators to identify the practical skills that students need to succeed in these careers.
"Today's employers are increasingly placing a premium on technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills, in addition to math, science, and reading," said Pete Findley, VP of career education for E2020, in a prepared statement. "Ideally, the right mix of academic and career-focused programs will give students a jump start on preparing for high demand jobs, whether or not that student is going to college immediately after high school."
The technology-based curriculum is designed to be integrated into schools' current CTE offerings. According to the company, the program offers personalized instruction and flexibility to enable students to pursue the CTE path of interest to them, even when the program has modest enrollment levels, and teachers can work with students individually or in small groups as they progress through the curriculum.
According to information provided by a spokesperson from the company, E2020 is developing five multi-year programs of study which will prepare students for the following industry certifications:
Further information about E2020's online learning solutions is available at education2020.com target="_blank".
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José "Cheo" Marcelino Diaz Marquetti (April 26, 1909 – March 29, 1967), was an important but underappreciated Cuban singer (reginero and sonero) and songwriter in the guajira-son style.
Marquetti was born in Alquízar, Cuba. He was the son of "El Lucumí" Marquetti, an Abakuá member of Los Chinos Buenos, a white, black and mulatto band whose members dressed as Chinese. He started his career in 1930 as a singer with the Sexteto Camagüey in 1930, then in the later 1930s as singer of danzons with the Cheo Belén Puig Orchestra as well as Ernesto Muñoz's Conjunto. He then joined a number of septetos, among them Septeto Cauto, led by Manuel 'Mozo' Borgella with whom he recorded in 1940 (including the song Efi Embemoro - the first Afro-Ñáñigo song to be recorded; Cheo Marquetti previously had recorded this tune in a duet setting with Bienvenido Granda in 1936, accompanied by Septeto Nacional de Ignacio Piñeiro). This was followed by stints with Septeto Hatuey, Septeto Facenda and the famous Septeto Habanero. He is also said to have been a member of Septeto Cuba, Alabama de Abelardo Barroso, Jóvenes del Cayo, Dandy del 40, La Sonora Piñón and Septeto Mora.
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Konami's 1992 brawler is coming to current consoles later this year. It'll have online support for six players, with development handled by Backbone Entertainment.
In 2007, Konami teamed up with Ubisoft to release the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade game on Xbox Live Arcade. The move prompted a number of requests for other licensed Konami arcade beat-'em-ups like The Simpsons and X-Men. Three years later, one of those requests is being granted.
Konami announced today that 1992's X-Men arcade brawler will be released on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3's downloadable game services later this year. It will mark the first time the game will receive a home release on any platform.
As in the original arcade game, players will get to pick from the mutant super group's roster and take on Magneto's Brotherhood of Evil Mutants to save the world.
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This is the degree option a majority of students at CCC choose. This is the degree option designed for students who wish to transfer to a four-year institution after graduation from CCC, or for students who wish to one day enroll into a bachelor's degree program. This degree fulfills most of the general education requirements at a four-year school and will grant you junior status when you transfer, a big deal at enrollment time. So, if you plan to work on a bachelor's degree at some point in your life, this is the degree option for you.
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Thanks for visiting the body festival – together with my wife Suzanne Gratton we are happy to get a visit from you who know us and new friends of body art. This is the first year for body festival to take place in the Southern Hemisphere and it will take place over two days. Check out our program, business partners, competition guidelines, artist bios (coming soon), and current news to get the scoop
Contemporary artists will demonstrate and compete in competitions. World recognised leader of this art form Tim Gratton is presenting an exhibition of his latest work including sculptures. Theme has been set in this first year for 'body festival' that included the BODY PAINTING COMPETITION challenge. This competition was previously held in Sydney. Artists will compete for large cash prizes and trophies. |
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I was a competitor at the Australasian Body Painting Competition 2010, held in Double Bay.It was an absolute pleasure to be a part of such a magnificent and highly successful and organized event. Tim and Suzanne Gratton coordinated a spectacular event from start to finish with such attention to detail. It was very obvious from the crowd participation and turn out, that it was promoted and managed very efficiently.
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I found the competition excellent from a time perspective, as well as being different and challenging compared to other national competitions. The prize money attracted me (as well as many others) from interstate, and I would certainly compete in another one of Tim and/or Leanne's Competitions and/or events. Tim was on hand at all times to manage and offer friendly and helpful advice to all competitors, photographers and assistants. I was particularly grateful for the secluded and spacious area we were given to work in, very close to the judging area. Tim gave a lot of thought in providing accessible refreshment and restroom facilities close by. Tim produced a wonderfully diverse and culturally knowledgeable array of judges for the event. The experience was great! Looking forward to the next one!
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McLarens Jenson Button finds himself in a position this weekend that hes not faced for some time - heading into his home Grand Prix knowing that his chances of victory are very slim indeed. As always, however, Button is putting on a brave face and focussing on the positives of competing in front of British fans at his beloved Silverstone
Q: What is it that makes Silverstone so special and thrilling for you?
Jenson Button: I dont necessarily think that it is the muddy car parks and sausages, but most definitely the British fans. They are always very supportive through thick and thin, as we not only had good times, but tough times also. I hope that we are able to put on a good show and that we have a full house of Union Jacks and rocket red caps. For this we will fight and do the best we can, although for a win we would most probably need a miracle.
Q: So what do the team have up their sleeves, to bring performance to the car then?
JB: We are a hungry team that hates not succeeding, although at the moment it is quite difficult. We do have some new parts on the car, which should help us here, plus the layout of the Silverstone circuit helps the car, as it is a real fast flowing circuit, which is really up with Spa and Suzuka. Of course it hurts not to be able to deliver the expected performance, and the longer this lasts the more it hurts not only us drivers, but also the people that put so much effort into developing new parts. We are behind Force India and also behind the other four big teams as well, so we need to push harder to close the gap.
Q: Which exact part of the circuit is your favourite then?
JB: It is for sure Copse and Becketts. Copse is a blind corner that is almost flat and this is a real buzz when you get it right. Becketts as well and the change of directions: there is nothing like it in the sport. And this is where I watched a Formula One car for the first time in 1994 and this just took my breath away. The speed, the smell and the sound; I still remember that very moment, as it was very special.
Q: Do you still see McLaren being able to win races this season, or are you already focusing on the 2014 car?
JB: We definitely still have the aim of winning races this year, whether we can or not, but for sure well do everything to make this happen. The boys at the factory do everything possible to get us there. We are not concentrating on 2014 yet, and I think that it is important that we dont do that yet, as we are still concentrating on understanding where we are now, which will also help us next year as well.
Q: What do you think of Mark Webbers decision to retire from Formula One racing at the end of this season?
JB: I get on very well with Mark and we have a lot in common also outside the sport. We have raced together in Formula One for many years and our careers had some similarities, especially at the beginning when we had to fight to find a drive in the first few years, to find a car and team that you can be competitive with. He obviously feels that it is time to move on. It is for sure sad to see such a talented, intelligent and outspoken driver leave. For him it will be a great and exciting challenge to build a team around him to challenge Audi and Toyota at Le Mans with such a prestigious brand, with Porsche. Good luck to him, and I hope he does well next year.
Q: What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think about Great Britain?
JB: For sure it is roast dinners, and that is probably one of the best things in the world, but also fields, tractors and cows. Growing up in the countryside for me was the best way, as I have learned a lot about the land, and this is where most of my family still lives. So I have a lot of great memories.
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The day was chilly but clear, the crowd energetic. Some were in quasi-military uniform, others in hooded sweatshirts emblazoned with patriotic symbols. Dozens of flags fluttered in the breeze. The red-white-and-green tricolor of modern Hungary was prominent, but so was a flag with red and white stripes, remembered by most Hungarians as the symbol of the wartime Fascists. There were hundreds of banners bearing the word "Jobbik," shorthand for Jobbik Magyarországért Mozgalom - Movement for a Better Hungary - the name of Hungary's far-right political party.
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It's a cry out to God most of us can relate to. There are days I ask God to just show me how all this is going to turn out so I can sleep at night. Then I realize, I guess that's the lesson, trust.
Those lyrics stand out in a profound way today as it is the year anniversary of Pastor Saeed Abidini's imprisonment in Iran, just for believing in Jesus.
I'm surprised it's already been a year. I'm sure his family feels like it's been a decade.
If you could join me today, all of us could say a prayer with our family around the dinner table tonight for Pastor Saeed's release and for his family while they wait.
That's the thing about prayer. It's like throwing a pebble in a pond. The bigger the pebble, the bigger the ripple effect.
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may earn a minor in Chemistry by completing the program below:
The following five courses are required:
Chem 1111(11) - Introductory Chemistry I
Chem 1121(12) - Introductory Chemistry II
Chem 2223(122) - Quantitative Analysis
Chem 2612(261) - Structural Organic Chemistry
Chem 2633(263) - Techniques of Organic Chemistry
course from the following list must be completed:
Chem 3312(231) - Physical Chemistry I
Chem 2412(241) - Basic Inorganic Chemistry
Chem 2622(262) - Organic Reactions
Chem 4712(371) - Biochemistry (same as Biology
Note: the numbers in parentheses are the old course numbers (prior
to August 2003).
Courses which are prerequisites to subsequent courses in the minor may not be taken on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis. A GPA of at least 2.0 is required for the courses presented for the minor. At least three courses towards the Chemistry minor must be completed at UM-St. Louis.


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Trouble, Trouble, Boil, and Bubble
Over Life's Thorny Path You'll Stumble
So says Grandma, a wizened biddy with a waxen complexion, frozen inside a glass console nearby the Wonder Wheel on Brooklyn's Coney Island. On a raw autumn morning, Chris Pine stands there in the rotating shadow of the hulking old ride. He pulls down the brim of his tweed newsboy cap, digs in his jeans pocket, and deposits fifty cents. Grandma creaks to life and runs a finger across the fan of tarot cards on the table before her. Her prophecies are delivered on two-by-four-inch yellow cards, printed sometime in the past century by the mystics at the Mike Munves Corp., New York, then stacked, loaded, and left here to slumber, waiting for the day when a budding movie star would come along with two quarters and a desire to learn his fate.
Then You'll Awake One Fine Day and
Your Troubles Will Have Vanished Away
It has been a pretty good year. Pine's sly reinvention of Captain James T. Kirk helped propel Star Trek to the rare trifecta of success among audiences, critics, and geeks. And though sudden fame isn't without its own Thorny Path, today feels indeed like a Fine Day. It's Pine's first visit to Coney Island, and he's smitten: Nathan's, the Cyclone, the Parachute Jump—each has been duly assessed and proclaimed "fucking awesome" as we rush back and forth on the Boardwalk.
"God, I wish I'd brought my camera," he says, standing on tiptoe to peer over a chain-link fence at a beat-up trailer where some unfortunate carny spends his nights.
We head to an arcade near the Wonder Wheel where Pine demonstrates admirable taste in amusements—eschewing flashier video oerings for the analog pleasures of Skee-Ball. Next door, he pumps quarters into a shooting range. (Set phasers to pffft.) And if New York's onetime "Playground by the Sea" has seen better days, if its romance is of the seedier variety, well, that's okay, too. Pine has already proven himself adept at animating some of the mustier, faded corners of American pop culture.
You Were Nature's Stepchild.
Always Managing to Get in Trouble
Well…that might be a stretch. For all his midwestern good looks—the fair hair, the sharp chin, the blue eyes—Chris Pine came to Hollywood not as some wide-eyed bus-station ingenue but as a child of the film business's working class. His grandmother, Anne Gwynne, was a star of 1940s B features like Weird Woman and Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome and appeared as a pinup girl in the unfortunately named Yank magazine, which was distributed to soldiers during World War II. His father, Robert Pine, is a charter member of the That Guy Society—an actor with a several-decades-long list of credits, whose face you know but name you've never heard. Most famously, he played Ponch and Jon's sergeant on CHiPs; more recently, he popped up as Jim Halpert's father on The Office.
Pine, then, grew up in the culs-de-sac of Studio City and Valley Village knowing both the glamorous and the industrial sides of the Glamour Industry. "I was privileged, for sure," he says. "Definitely sheltered. But I'd also seen the ups and downs of a career where, if there's no work, there's no work."
Fortunately, you had an understanding mother who helped you smooth away your difficulties
Now, that's a little warmer: Pine's mom had enjoyed a brief acting career herself but then became a family therapist. "It certainly made puberty interesting," Pine says of having a mom tuned in to the particulars of adolescent awkwardness and rage. One thing Pine's mother wasn't going to have was a child actor in the family. Luckily, preteen Pine was obsessed by Top Gun. But he wanted to be a fighter pilot, not Tom Cruise.
And Pine developed the sort of wide-ranging curiosity not found in kids who crave the spotlight from birth. On the Boardwalk, he questions a couple of tourists about their Holga cameras. He wants to know how Robert Moses's public-works projects aected the economic development of Coney Island. He engages our cabdriver, an Albanian Kosovar, in a discussion of how things stand in the Herzegovinian city of Mostar, which Pine and a friend recently visited on a trip that also included a stop at Auschwitz—just your average run-of-the-mill movie-star romp.
As for the family business, it wasn't until his years at Berkeley that Pine came to acting. "Basically, I was always looking to find a group of friends, and theater provided that," he says. He reveled in odd roles, like the multiple characters he played in a production of the Irish play Talbot's Box in Berkeley.
All of which—if you can tuck away your cynicism for a moment—makes believable his contention that taking on the role of Kirk was one of the tougher decisions of his career. By then he had achieved some film success, notably as a bad prince in Princess Diaries 2 and as a speed-addled neo-Nazi in Joe Carnahan's Smokin' Aces. But he felt he'd hit a wall, that he no longer knew what he was doing in the business. "I told my agents that as a bachelor with a cheap apartment, I had enough money to take a couple of years o if that's what it was going to take."


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Professor Alan Smeaton
Since 1997, Alan Smeaton has been a Professor of Computing at Dublin City University where he has previously been Head of School and Dean of Faculty. His early research interests covered the application of natural language processing techniques to text-based information retrieval but this then broadened to cover the indexing and content-based retrieval of information in all media, text, image, audio and especially digital video. The focus of his work now is in information access for human digital memory applications, applications of the sensor web, and benchmarking content-based video applications. Alan Smeaton is the co-founder and a coordinator of TRECVid which, since 2001, has grown to be the largest worldwide multimedia benchmarking activity with about 80 participating research centres each year. TRECVid is run by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Gaithersburg, Md., US. In terms of conference organisation, Alan was host of SIGIR in Dublin (1994), co-chair of SIGIR (2003), co-chair or ICME (2005), co-chair of MMM (2009), host of ESSIR (2005) and general chair of CIVR in Dublin (2004). He has published over 300 refereed publications, was an Associate Editor of the ACM Transactions on Information Systems for 8 years and previously a member of the Editorial Board of Information Retrieval, and currently a member of the boards for Information Processing and Management, Foundations and Trends in Information Retrieval, the ACM Journal on Computers and Cultural Heritage and of the Journal on Digital Libraries.
He has graduated over 30 M.Sc. and PhD research students and has acted as external examiner for PhD theses on more than 30 occasions. He has assisted the European Commission as an evaluator or reviewer in the ESPRIT, LRE, Language Engineering, Information Engineering, MLAP, LTR, INCO-Copernicus and IST FP5, FP6 and FP7 programmes as well as acting as a project reviewer for many specific projects. In 2002 Alan Smeaton was awarded the DCU President's award for "outstanding research carried out in the field of Science and Engineering" and in 2009 was awarded the DCU Educational Trust Leadership Circle award.
Alan has carried out reviews of project proposals for the EPSRC (UK), Enterprise Ireland, Science Foundation Ireland, the Australian Research Council, the Austrian Science Foundation, the Swiss National Science Foundation, the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research, the Nuffield Foundation, the National Science Foundation (US), the University Grants Committee of Hong Kong, the Irish Research Council for Science Engineering and Technology and the Arts and Humanities Research Board (UK).
Alan Smeaton is a member of the ACM and the IEEE Computer Society and is a Fellow of the Irish Computer Society.
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New successful possibility of recovery for patients with spinal cord lesions, brain injury, brain stroke or other diseases affecting the Central Nervous System (CNS) through the GIGER MD� Therapy.
The GIGER MD� is the new efficient method for treating patients with lesions or diseases affecting the Central Nervous System (CNS). This method is rehabilitating the CNS, unlike many other methods which affect only the periphery. Moreover the mobility of people with brain injury can be improved at the same time through the medical device GIGER MD� with great success.
Groups of patients suitable for this therapy are:
Basis of the GIGER MD� therapy
The GIGER MD� therapy is used to treat patients with CNS lesions.
Due to the 4 new developments in human neurophysiology mentioned below, it is possible to reorganize the lesioned or functionally impaired human central nervous system (CNS). The 4 new repair-related concepts are:
1. The CNS is viewed as a neuronal network which organizes itself. The organization can be changed by re-learning.
2. The self-organization is based on a relative (specifically changing) phase- and frequency coordination of rhythmically firing sub neuronal networks and single neurons.
3. Neurogenesis and functional cell proliferation is induced and controlled by learning. Methods for re-learning basic CNS functions use especially rhythmic, dynamic, coordinated movements (GIGER MD� medical device)
4. It seems from the success in re-learning movements, vegetative and higher mental functions in patients with CNS lesion that the human CNS has a second integrative strategy to learn, re-learn, store and recall network states.
Theory of the GIGER MD� therapy of the lesioned human CNS and relearning
The lesioned human CNS can be repaired by re-learning of partially lost phase and frequency coordination through coordinated rhythmic movements. The severely lesioned CNS can only efficiently be repaired if integrative, coordinated functions are re-learned. The re-learning of relative phase and frequency coordination of the lesioned CNS can be achieved by:
Using the special coordination dynamic therapy device GIGER MD� which offer exact phase and frequency coordination up to a few milliseconds for re-learning.
The training of automatisms, postures and old learned movements which are only little impaired in their functioning by the lesion.
Rather than asking what is the best method to re-organize the lesioned CNS we should ask what method is most efficient in re-organizing the lesioned CNS by re-learning. The increase of the rate of re-learning is determined by 4 factors:
Because of measured phase and frequency coordination in the process of neuronal network organization in man, the theory of coordination dynamics is used for re-learning motor, vegetative, and higher mental functions. The re-learning (repair) is seen as a change of the existing inner coordination dynamics tendencies after the lesion (with no or only pathologic functioning of arms, legs and trunk) to achieve CNS coordination dynamics which will generate again physiologic movements, vegetative and higher mental functions.
The change of the coordination dynamics is achieved by the GIGER MD� therapy, especially by the GIGER MD� medical device.
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The internet represents a tremendous advantage for a distribution company. The linking of customers to the distributor provides real value when the quality of services provided in this online setting is both productive and pleasing to the customer and distributor alike.
Business Benefits
The Value of Integration
- Allows the two way exchange of information in real time.
- Enables retail customers, management, account executives and even end consumers to get real value from the Web application, and therefore, from the company publishing the site.
- Control the online experience of your customers using powerful cataloging, shopping, and searching tools.
- Empowers your customers and your sales reps with self-service tools.
- Maintain and update your e-Commerce application with a minimum of time and effort.
Key Capabilities
Order Entry
- Catalog publishing and searching
- Multiple shopping carts at once
- Direct order entry—just type in product codes and quantities
- Multiple "Favorites" lists, for easy re-ordering or future considerations
- One-click checkout
- Extensive support
Security and Email
- Support for secure online credit card payments—you control the payment options
- Email acknowledgements:
- When a cart is checked out
- When a cart order is invoiced (very much like an Advanced Shipping Notice)
- When carts are sent for approval (approved or rejected)
Customer/Sales Rep Self-Service
- Transaction history of open orders and invoice history
- Statement of Account
- Customer self-service:
- Let a customer contact maintain their own Web contacts, grant browse level, shopping, etc.
- Online views of open orders and invoice history
- Support for re-ordering from invoice history
- Create/maintain multiple "Favorites" lists for current and future re-ordering
- Allow sales reps to create orders on behalf of their customers
Contact Management
- Control who can login and what they can access
- Link contacts to one or more account records
- Control how the system responds to cart checkouts
- Support large customers through self administration (Admin Desk)
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- Full descriptions
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- Products linkable to multiple categories
- Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) manipulation
- Client-entered HTML/Javascript/Flash content
- Supports embedded YouTube™ videos
- Integrated and randomized advertising graphic pools with click-tracking
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How to delete Gmail messages instead of archiving in iOS Mail
Setting up a Gmail on iOS changes the delete button to archive; this video will show you how to change it back to delete.
After setting up a Gmail account on your iOS device, you may have noticed the delete button has now changed to an archive button. Doing so more closely mimics the Gmail experience.
For some Gmail users, the archive feature is a welcome feature; for others the default delete functionality is preferred. Disabling archive is simple. Follow these four steps to turn off archive and restore delete.
To get started, go to Settings.
Navigate to Mail.
Select the Gmail account you want to edit.
Toggle the Archive Messages switch.
If you are a fan of the archive mentality, you may want to enable the archive feature for your iCloud account. Watch the video above for a quick demo of where you can find the archive setting for iCloud.


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Up until that point, it had been a quiet night. Most nights were in Eminence, Missouri. Come summer time, when the tourists came to canoe the river or hike the Ozarks, things would pick up a bit. But it was February now, too cold to do much besides stay inside and watch television, which was fine with Cox. He was the only cop in town, so the slower the night, the better.
The call had come in just as Cox was pulling into a convenience store. An 18-wheeler had been stolen in Crawford County, 85 miles north. Dispatch gave him the description of the rig.
Twenty years before, Cox had been a trucker. He liked to joke that he became a cop because he wanted a safer job. Once, while carrying a load of explosives, Cox was nearly hijacked. He was pulling out of a truck stop near Philadelphia when he noticed he was being followed. When the car tried to run him off the road, Cox called the highway patrol, who told him to keep driving until a trooper could catch up. He took every exit he could, looping back and forth onto the highway, until the trooper arrived. He would later learn that he'd been followed since he left the warehouse where he picked up the explosives.
Cargo theft had always been a problem in the trucking industry, and in the 20 years since Cox quit driving, it had only gotten worse.
As soon as Cox got off the radio with dispatch, he heard a semi rumbling down the hill into town. He would remark later what an incredible coincidence it was. He waited for the truck at the convenience store, and when it passed him, he flipped on his lights and pulled it over. Now he was standing on the side of the road, waiting for the driver to come down from the cab.
He looked again at the truck. He couldn't be absolutely sure it had been stolen. The tractor didn't match the description dispatch had given him, but the trailer did. He ran his finger over the white paint that was obscuring the identification number. It was fresh. Besides that, truckers rarely if ever used Highway 19. There were too many hills. A semi on Highway 19 was either lost or avoiding the interstate on purpose.
Finally, the driver stepped out of the cab. He spoke little English but enough for Cox to make out that he was headed to Memphis in a hurry. Cox asked for his bills of lading, which would tell him that the driver was allowed to carry this load. The driver hemmed and hawed, said something about the owner of the truck and how he was a Cuban immigrant and the hurry that he was in. Finally, he just gave up and hung his head. "Just take me to jail," he said.
When Cox searched the truck he found a dismantled tracking device, two loaded handguns within reach of the driver's seat and a road atlas. As Cox suspected, the route the driver had marked snaked along backcountry roads. This had been a professional job.
The next morning, the FBI office in St. Louis called. They would be taking the suspect into custody. In the days that followed, Cox would learn the story behind the truck. It had begun its journey at a Motorola facility in Fort Worth, destined for Plainfield, Indiana. On February 27, the driver stopped at a truck stop in Missouri to shower and eat. When he came back out some time later, the trailer of his truck was missing.
Fortunately, the trailer was equipped with a GPS tracking device hidden in the cargo. Police were notified that the truck had gone off course and was probably stolen. It was carrying a load of cell phones worth $4.8 million.
The man who stole the truck, Jose Manuel Perez-Garcia, was sentenced in March to 30 months in prison. He and his attorneys both declined comment. But sources close to the investigation say Garcia, 44, was a reputed member of the Cuban Mafia, which is perhaps more actively involved in cargo theft than any other criminal organization in the United States. Garcia and an associate had been following the truck since it left Fort Worth, sources say. When the driver of the truck went inside the truck stop, Garcia and possibly one or more associates unhooked the trailer-load of cell phones and reattached it to a truck Garcia was driving. Had the truck made it to Memphis, authorities believe, the load of cell phones would have then been shipped to Miami and from there to the Middle East.


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Thursday, December 22, 2011
It feels like spring
I'm feeling inspired by these photographs. They remind me of spring and a promise that something good is coming. The images seem to have an innocence that does not surprise me given that the photographer is just 15 years old. But, they also have an underlying edginess that tells me that this girl is an old soul.
I love the dreaminess of these photos. I like that they seem to be spilling secrets about something that I want to know more about.
All photos by Amber Ortolano (who by the way is only 15 years old!) and via here. And thanks to the Lil Bee for sharing them in the first place.
2 comments:
- MrJeffery said...
beautiful. very haunting shots.
- December 22, 2011 10:33 AM
- rolala said...
These have a very dreamy and cinematic feel. Thanks for sharing! Happy Holidays!
- December 22, 2011 11:05 AM
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research class
I notice the Northville library offers a research class called REAL research (realiable. expert. accurate. legitimate).
It helps students avoid the free web and use sources that really matter in the library, including free databases. Do you offer something like this. I am particularly interested in the class for my homeschooled high schoolers (2).
Debbie Crocker
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Hi Debbie,
The library offers a variety of educational programs throughout the year. During the fall we offered a series of workshops called "Study Skills 101" as well as a Writer's Workshop. These programs have been very successful and we hope to offer similar programs in the future. The REAL Research Class seems to fit this criteria, so we will keep this in mind when planning programs.
Due to economic constraints we aren't able to hire as many instructors/performers as we would like, but we will keep this program in mind when planning for the future.
Thank you for your input.
Kristen Kostielney


text: Set in 1950s Ireland, Benny (Minnie Driver in her first breakout Hollywood role) is a plain-looking young woman attending university in Dublin, who is reunited with three of her girlhood friends experiencing their first flush of love and relationships. Benny quickly falls for the handsome Jack (Chris O'Donnell), the university's star rugby player. The pair is drawn together but Benny's more conventionally beautiful friend Nan may come between them.


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With the nation focusing on Boston a year after the marathon was the subject of a bombing attack, chatter among terrorist groups continues to suggest a desire to strike high-profile sporting events in the United States, Rep. Peter King said.
"We always have to assume that major sporting events are going to be targets," King, R-N.Y., told me and ESPN's Andy Katz, in an interview for the new podcast series "Capital Games with Katz and Klein."
"Now we don't get that many specific threats against sporting events per se. But we know from listening to the chatter how terrorist want to attack iconic events. So whether it's a major Fourth of July celebration or the Super Bowl or the World Series, we assume that that is what they're targeting."
Listen To The Full Interview With Congressman King Along With The Rest Of The Podcast
Big outdoor events with access to the public — like the Boston Marathon — pose particular security challenges, said King, a member of the House Homeland Security Committee and chairman of the sub-committee on counterterrorism and intelligence.
"All we can do is try to minimize the chances for an attack and maximize the security to the extent that we can," he said. "But in the real world in which we live, it's a dangerous world. And you know the old saying is that we have to be right 100 percent of the time, the terrorists only have to be right once."
"Capital Games with Katz and Klein" is a part of a new podcast series, ESPN Perspectives, with original programming on issues impacting the sports world. The new program will explore the intersection of sports and politics, through interviews and analysis on hot-button topics.


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Nobody asked Governor Mitt Romney or President Barack Obama about torture during Monday night's "foreign policy debate"—but someone should have.
Because recently disclosed Romney campaign documents are raising new questions about the candidate's position, and the recent appointment of a Spokane, Washington LDS bishop who in his professional life as a psychologist pioneered so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques" after 9/11 has raised new questions about whether Mormonism condones torture.
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