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Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. Announces 2012 Fourth-Quarter And Full-Year Results
Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. (NYSE:MLM) today announced results for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2012.
Ward Nye, President and CEO of Martin Marietta Materials, stated, "We were pleased that 2012 concluded the same way it started – with growth in both heritage aggregates product line shipments and average selling price. Notably, heritage volume growth in the fourth quarter was achieved in each of our reportable groups, leading to an overall increase of 5.0%. Underlying this improvement was expansion in our nonresidential and residential end-use markets, continuing trends we have experienced throughout the year. Our Colorado operations acquired in December 2011 also provided an important contribution to the quarter. Additionally, we see tangible signs that the infrastructure end-use market is poised to benefit from the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21 st Century Act, or MAP-21, as well as other federal- and state-sponsored funding initiatives. Our 2012 results and trends, coupled with external indicators, have provided optimism that our momentum will continue in 2013."
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California Lawmakers Adopt Tough Climate Rules
The landmark climate change legislation expected to be passed Thursday by California's legislature was the work of an unlikely environmental pioneer.
Fran Pavley spent 25 years teaching kids history at Chaparral Middle School north of Los Angeles. So when she was elected to the legislature six years ago, nobody expected she'd become a major player in environmental policy.
But the first-term Democrat made her mark early by pushing an ambitious plan for slashing greenhouse gas emissions from cars and trucks.
"And it was a freshman against the automobile industry. Come on — how could she win?" says Jim Marston, who worked on the bill for Environmental Defense, an advocacy group. "And this little school teacher beat the automobile industry."
That victory helped set the stage for Thursday's climate change vote in California.
Pavley says her interest in the issue came from seeing so many school kids suffering from asthma — high absentee rates and kids with inhalers in schools.
"And so what hooked me at the beginning was my concern about air quality," Pavley said.
She attended conferences and heard scientists make the case that global warming contributes to bad air quality.
"The hot summer days, whether it's in our central valley or the L.A. area, are our worst air-quality days. And children and particularly elderly people that have respiratory problems, or children with asthma, will be made worse. So it's a health issue for California," Pavley said.
Pavley's passion has resonated beyond California. Ten other states have copied her blueprint for cutting car and truck emissions. And in climate change circles, this 57-year-old former teacher has become something of a rock star.
Sheila Kuehl is a state senator, also a Democrat from the Los Angeles area. She went to Japan last year and discovered Pavley's work was even known there.
"In Kyoto, they knew Fran's name. They called it the Pavley bill," Kuehl recalled.
Kuehl says Pavley was way out ahead of many of her colleagues.
"No one had really thought about automobiles and greenhouse gases, really, in the legislature. Fran really brought that to the forefront," Kuehl said.
To win support for the current bill, Kuehl said. Pavley used a distinctive approach.
"Of course, she's been a teacher for all of her adult life, so her approach to it is to educate us, one at a time, about why this has been important and why this is the right solution. You know she doesn't have any leverage, except for the truth," Kuehl said.
And Jim Marston of Environmental Defense says Pavley doesn't put up with shenanigans.
"When other political people are flying off the handle, are being emotional or threatening people — it's kind of like she is dealing with a roomful of seventh graders. She doesn't raise her voice. She doesn't get frustrated. But she also is firm — kind of like a school teacher," Marston said.
What is helpful, Pavley says, is for California to lead the nation in setting stronger environmental standards. It's done that for decades. For instance, California pioneered rules to clean up smog and improve the efficiency of appliances. And the federal government followed.
"I learned to appreciate the role that California can play. You know, we're a state of 38 million people — I like to tell people more than Canada, which is 31 million people. And we're the 12th biggest emitter of greenhouse gas emissions on the planet. We should do our fair share," she said.
Under the new bill, California will reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020. That's much more ambitious than proposals in other states. So Pavley's legislation is getting attention. Bill Becker represents state and local air quality officials.
"Her name means it's real; it's credible. She has a track record. And people, certainly in California, but around the country respect that," Becker said.
And Becker predicts that states will follow Pavley's lead with this legislation, just as they have with her earlier bill to cut emissions from cars and trucks.
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- For the syllabub, put the wine, sugar, lime zest and juice in a bowl and chill for 1 hr.
- About 45 mins before serving, halve any big strawberries and keep the smaller ones whole. Scatter them in a bowl and sprinkle over the sugar. Let them sit for 30 mins to release their flavoursome juices. Pour over the wine and leave for 10-15 mins.
- Half-whip the cream for the syllabub, then gradually pour in the chilled wine mix, continuing to beat as you go, until you have a softly whipped creamy mixture that holds its shape enough to be spoonable. Serve the strawberries and their boozy juice in bowls topped with a spoonful of syllabub, and scatter over a little lime zest.
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LYTHAM ST. ANNES, England -- The course at Royal Lytham and St. Annes has been lengthened by 181 yards for this year's British Open, with all but two holes having been altered since the last time the tournament was held there in 2001.
Royal and Ancient Chief Executive Peter Dawson said Monday that the total length of the course has increased to 7,086 yards, but that it will remain a par 70.
Dawson said the biggest changes were made to the seventh, 10th and 11th holes. The 10th is 52 yards longer compared to 11 years ago, while No. 7 is 35 yards longer and has a completely new green. The 11th now measures 592 yards -- 56 yards longer than last time.
The only holes that have not been changed are the par-4 fourth and par-3 12th.
The British Open starts July 19.
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Unpredictability and Open Championships go hand in hand, yet no one could have dreamed up a scenario where Ernie Els kissed the Claret Jug at Royal Lytham.
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OpenRTDynamics -- A framework for the implementation of real-time controllers
OpenRTDynamics (ORTD) is a framework to implement block/signal based control- or signal processing systems and aims to be an open-source alternative to Simulink Coder / LabView / Xcos code generation. This framework is suitable for implementing discrete-time signal processing algorithms, using the same principles like in Scicos/Xcos or Simulink. However, schematics are described by combining special Scilab functions provided by the framework (a typical Scilab-file describing an ORTD-schematic is e.g. []). A comparision to Xcos and Simulink is given in Comparison.pdf. The obtained programs are real-time capable.
The newly introducted features include:
Additionally to standard approaches, ORTD features the ability to implement state machines represented by multiple, switching subsystems (each subsystem corresponds to one state) [] . Subsystems (sub-simulations) can also run in the context of separated threads (with or without synchronisation to another one), e.g. to divide high- and low frequency portions [] or to run computationally intensive tasks in the background. Because of a remote control interface [] and the ability to include Scilab-Code (similar to Matlab S-functions) that could execute e.g. calibration routines [], ORTD is also ideally suited for laboratory automation. Hereby, the ability to online-replace sub-schematics (sub-simulations) with replacements [] [] removes the effort of restarting the main real-time program when new algorithms are designed. An example for automating experiments using these conceps: []. The reliability of ORTD has been proven in a number of large experimental set-ups in medical engineering.
Because the real-time interpreter is implemented in a shared library, ORTD can also be easily integrated into other simulation frameworks e.g. Scicos or used within other software. The LGPL-license also allows commercial usage.
Slides that give a short introduction are available: ortd_slides.pdf (updated 02.6.2014). For technical details please refer to the README. It also includes intructions on how to install ORTD on embedded ARM-systems, like the beaglebone. A tutorial and plenty of examples for each feature of ORTD are included in the package and finally, documentation for each individual block is available through the Scilab-Help.
Please Note: OpenRTDynamics does not depend on any part of Scicos/Xcos. ORTD uses algorithms for time-deterministic interpretation of simulations instead. Only the Scilab Scripting language is required for describing the schematics and only during development for compiling. During runtime, no more than standard C/C++ libraries are required, therefore ORTD is very uncomplicated to install and maintain, even on other platforms. Difficult and cryptic instructions for the installation of this framework were intentionally avoided.
Tags: Realtime control implementation, Laboratory automation, Linux RT-Preempt, Signal-based simulation, Scilab, Embeddable C-Code libray, No code generation required
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A new open-source, plugin-based software PaPi for live-visualisation and user interaction in conjunction with real-time control systems is currently being developed at Technische Universität Berlin. It is the successor of the software qrtailab that could only be used in combination with RTAI. Up to now, there is initial support for ORTD and ready to run examples are found in ORTD-plugin folder of PaPi: [].As an alternative it is made easy to implement web-based user interfaces.
In this example, an ORTD simulation (real-time part) is communicating to a node.js script by UDP-packets. The node.js part provides a web-interface and streams the information from the real-time part to the web-interface. Additionally, parameter changes are forwarded from the web-interface to the real-time part. The source-code is available from [].
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In addition to the existing state machines, logic constructs like Select/Case (done; in svn) [] , for-loops [] (also done; in svn) , do-until-loops will be added. These apply to nested simulations that are e.g. conditionally executed or for multiple times in a loop. For visualisation and user control purposes, a strong collaboration with PaPi is ongoing to allow automatically generated user interfaces (with minimal effort for the user) that allow e.g. interaction with automated experiments.
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ORTD consists of multple parts. The main one is the libdyn simulator library. Additionally, there are modules i.e. for remote comunication or nesting simulations.
The latestest versions include highly advanced features like
- Online replacement of sub-controllers; Yes, can can exchange wires and blocks during the controller is running (modules/nested)
- State machines (modules/nested)
- Simulations running in threads (modules/nested)
- Mathematical formula parsing (modules/muparser)
- Vector handling blocks (modules/basic_ldblocks)
- Calling Scilab from the simulation (modules/scilab)
- Remote control interface (modules/rt_server)
- Starting external processes (modules/ext_process)
- Timer for simulations running in threads (pending) (modules/synchronisation)
- Scicos to ORTD block wrapper (modules/scicos_blocks) [A template for easily including block]
- A framework for sending/receiving UDP-packets (modules/udp_communication)
Linux rt-preempt Benchmarks
A benchmark to evaluate the real-time capabilities is available: Cycletest
You could also consider this as an example on how to start multiple threads with different priorities and CPU assignments. Here are some test results, where the time durations between neighbouring samples is plotted for a thread that runns with real-time scheduling and for one that runns without any special priorities. The desired sample time is 0.002s which corresponds to a sampling frequency of 500Hz.
Test results for Ubuntu 12.04, Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU, Linux 3.2 (no special patches) (PDF). Further results (including tests for Mac OS X) are given at [].
OpenRTDynamics is heavily used for implementing feedback controllers in biomedical engineering and research within the project MUNDUS funded by the European Commision in the 7th framework Program. It is actively developed at "Control Systems Group" www.control.tu-berlin.de of Technische-Universität Berlin and practically applied for setting up computer-controlled laboratory experiments.
Scientific publications on experiments that were implemented using this framework
The latest news and added features are always found in the README
Main author: Christian Klauer (Control-Systems-Group TU-Berlin)
Contributions thanks to: Arne Passon, Markus Valtin and Maximilian Irmer
If you need help in installing or development using ORTD, please don't hesitate to contact the main author. Let us know for what kind of project you are interessted to use ORTD.
Motivation for another real-time framework
Since I'm working in the field of biomedical control engineering, my expectations on the reliability & flexibility of the software controlling something that is acting on the human body are very high.
When doing experiments in clinical environments, only limited time is available. Faults in the operation are critical up to some high extend and technical inadequacies like instable software that requires several attempts to fully run can simply not be accepted. It shall be possible to re-calibrate and make individual adaptations to the implementation in the shortest time possible. Therefore, instead of code generation, this framework uses an interpreter (the Scilab description is assembled faster than generating and compiling C-Code). Additionally, new sub-implementations can be designed and loaded on-line while e.g. the data acquisition devices stay up and running.
Also I don't like complicated installation procedures where one has to edit files, adapt directory paths and install numerous other libraries from their sources by hand. ORTD compiles and installs itself automatically from its source files on the individual target system. If there is a library installed that could enable additional functionality for ORTD, it is used. If not installed, ORTD doesn't complain.
If you find a bug in the software or things that you just do not find so nice, it would be very cool if give me a short notice/comment by Email. Even complaints like "I have to type so much commands when doing ..." are REALLY welcome. Every time the user of this framework is subjected to an higher programing effort than theoretically necessary, something could be improved! Thus let me know. ORTD is supposed be as smart and relaxed as possible.


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Now we can finally get WEEI and WBCN broadcast on the web (and ESPNboston), which are the best options for pre- and post- game coverage? I've got a feeling that Wrong Borges is on WBCN, which tends to make WEEI the front runner right now!
WBCN is horrible. WEEI has been just as bad. This year they have a new cast of Doug Brown, Paul Parillo, and Tom Curran so it has a chance to be better.


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9 Songs could have been "Last Rock Show in London." Unfortunately, it's stupefyingly dull, even with good music and at the short but resonant length of 69 minutes.
Never did sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll seem more shopworn and routine.
9 Songs inadvertently proves just how limited experimentation for its own sake can be.
An examination of a sexual relationship that's about as viscerally explicit as hardcore can get...But as satisfying viewing experiences go, the film comes up mighty short in terms of story, interesting characters and technical prowess.
Between the performances in the bedroom and on stage, 9 Songs gives off plenty of heat, but the whole project seems half-thought-out and hastily arranged, hampered by butt-ugly DV photography that turn skin tones grimy and make the Brixton scenes look as high-grain as a bowl of Mueslix.
There is a fine film to be made about the retreat from worldly obligation into erotic rite, and Brando and Bertolucci made it in 1972. But what "Last Tango in Paris" proved was that our skin-grazing view of a body makes us more, not less, enthusiastic to grasp the shape of the soul that it enshrines.
This disappointing new film from director Michael Winterbottom ("24 Hour Party People") suffers from a similar malaise: It's poetic and pretty, strives for profundity without attaining it, and finally ends up saying nothing.
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My husband and I are planning a road trip from Maryland to Newfoundland this summer. We plan on taking three weeks and driving up the East Coast, through New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. We also plan on visiting St. Pierre and Miquelon, the last French dependencies in the north Atlantic.
Anyone out there been to Newfoundland? Got any must see places? Tips? Neat Places to stay? Beautiful drives? I have the travel guides and maps and all that jazz but wondered if anyone had any first hand insights. Thanks! |
Kiss a cod and go to Cape Spear
And be screeched in?
I live in Newfoundland, I would recommend the following:
Icebergs are starting to come in, go on an iceberg tour (http://icebergquest.com/). Also check out: http://www.icebergfinder.com/ The drive through Humber Valley (near Corner Brook) is beautiful. There are really nice lodges you can rent for a somewhat reasonable rate. (Humber Valley Resort). Gros Morne national park is nice although I've never been! Google it. Terra Nova National Park is also very nice. Salmon Fest is in the summer time. (http://www.salmonfestival.com/) Lots and lots of good restaurants in St. John's, too many to list. St. Pierre could be nice although I've never been. There's a nice historical site called "Castle Hill" out near a town called Placentia. I think it's near where you will get the ferry for St. Pierre so might be worth a day trip if you're into that sorta thing. Stan Cook Sea Kayaking is really fun. Local delicacy is fish and chips, my favorite place is called "By the Bay" near Portugal Cove. Another great place is called "The Captain's Table" which you would pass on your way back from Sea Kayaking. People will try to tell you to go to Ches' Fish and Chips, they've been around for a very long time, but they're not the best in my opinion.. Newfoundland has some nice local beers, Quidi Vidi Ice Berg Beer is very good. They also make a IPA which is pretty good. Yellow Belly Brewery and Pub is on Water Street in St. John's, definitely go there for a meal if you're in town. Night life is great on George Street. There are lots of nice shops and boutiques on Water Street in St. John's. Go visit Signal Hill and Cape Spear, can probably do both all in one day. Even if you only go for 30 minutes you can get some really nice photos. Stay all day if you want to hike around the trails. If you're into Hiking the East Coast Trail is really excellent. Maps can be obtained from "The Outfitters" on Water Street. Most of the stuff I've been listing is on or near the Avalon peninsula, but if you google Corner Brook tourism I'm sure you'll find more to do over on the west coast. If you have any other questions let me know I can try to help! |
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March 02, 2015, 01:00 pm
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The Tea Party must now pass into oblivion if forward progress is to be made.
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The Tea Party must now pass into oblivion if forward progress is to be made.
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The evidence that economic growth is in terminal asphyxia is entirely unconvincing.
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The Israeli prime minister has often been wrong when assessing Iran's nuclear capabilities.
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Just look at India, which aims to become the "renewable energy capital of the world."
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It will create a downward spiral in wages for both union and non-union workers.
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4 Health Care Stocks Under $10 to Watch
Opexa Therapeutics
Opexa Therapeutics ( OPXA) is engaged in developing personalized cellular therapies with the potential to treat major illnesses, including multiple sclerosis. This stock is trading up 4.3% to $1.88 in recent trading.
Today's Range: $1.79-$1.91
52-Week Range: $1.07-$5.19
Volume: 244,000
Three-Month Average Volume: 387,623
From a technical perspective, OPXA is trending higher here and just starting to take out its 50-day moving average at $1.86 with decent upside volume. This move is quickly pushing shares of OPXA within range of triggering a major breakout trade. That trade will hit if OPXA manages to take out $1.92 to its 200-day at $2.05 and then once it clears more resistance at $2.25 with high volume. At last check, OPXA has hit an intraday high of $1.91 and volume is above 100,000 shares below its three-month average action of 387,623 shares.
Traders should now look for long-biased trades in OPXA as long as it's trending above today's low of $1.79 and then once it sustains a move or close above those breakout levels with volume that hits near or above 387,623 shares. If that breakout triggers soon, then this stock will set up to re-test or possibly take out its next major overhead resistance levels at $2.82 to $3.25. Any high-volume move above $3.25 could then send this stock past $4. To see more stocks that are making notable moves higher today, check out the Stocks Under $10 Moving Higher portfolio on Stockpickr. -- Written by Roberto Pedone in Madison, Wis.Follow Stockpickr on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook.
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Be The Match and Kettering Pre-Med Club will host a bone marrow drive with the National Marrow Donor Program. Please visit the registration table in the Great Court of the Campus Center between 10:30 AM and 3:00 PM to take the first step to become a bone marrow donor. You could be the one to save a life!
After a decade of war and certainly after the Great Recession of 2008, the triumphal optimism of the 1990s has given way to concerns about America's decline. The rise of China will undoubtedly be one of the great dramas of the twenty-first century but how it will be played out is far from clear. In what ways is China rising? What factors support its rise, and what factors constrain or limit it? What does China's rise mean for China, for the rest of the world and for the US?


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Set on a hilltop just above the city center, this rose-colored colonial inn, with its pair of courtyards, tiled floors, and seven spacious rooms with private terraces, has some of the best views of the city. Owners (and U.S. expats) Bill and Heidi LeVasseur use their walls to display the work of local folk artists; in your room you might find ceremonial masks, paintings, ceramics, and weavings hanging above your bed or private fireplace. The LeVasseurs have such an extensive collection that there's a gallery of folk art and masks on site—known as the Other Face of Mexico Gallery, it's open by appointment. Walking downhill into town doesn't take much effort, but walking back up the hill is a workout—save some pesos for a cab.—Maribeth Mellin


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – EM headquarters received an A+ grade for outreach to local governments and communities in an Energy Communities Alliance (ECA) report released today.
ECA, which represents local governments impacted by DOE activities, released its Community Outreach Scorecard rating the Department's intergovernmental activities.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Transportation Emergency Preparedness Program (TEPP) — a DOE program managed by EM's Office of Packaging and Transportation — ensures federal, state, tribal and local responders have access to the plans, training and technical assistance necessary to safely, efficiently and effectively respond to radiological transportation accidents.
PHOENIX – EM Senior Advisor Dave Huizenga shared many accomplishments of the nuclear cleanup program in a speech at the annual Waste Management Conference today, including recent news of its progress on the U.S. Government Accountability Office's (GAO) High-Risk List.
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Memorandum Of Agreement: Training State Regulators To Advance The Quality Of Orthopaedic Care For China
BEIJING, Nov. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Zimmer Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: ZMH; SIX: ZMH), a global leader in musculoskeletal health, today signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Beijing Drug Administration (BJDA) to jointly hold training sessions at Montagne, Zimmer's wholly-owned Chinese subsidiary. The trainings will be dedicated to the mutual sharing of knowledge and expertise in research, development, quality and regulation related to musculoskeletal health. The partnership aims to allow BJDA to gain industry knowledge and to understand Zimmer and its products through dialogues and trainings undertaken by its State Inspectors. The goal of the agreement also includes strengthening production and inspection expertise at Chinese medical device companies to ensure the delivery of safe and quality orthopaedic medical devices.
Under the terms of the Agreement, which is a first with the Chinese government for Zimmer, BJDA will provide the Company with professional training regarding Chinese laws and regulations related to the manufacture and sale of medical devices. Zimmer, in turn, will share proven experience in areas including research, development, inspection, clinical use and quality systems management. The Company is recognized internationally for the quality of its professional education training provided to surgeons through the Zimmer Institute.
"This collaboration with the Beijing Drug Administration marks a new milestone for Zimmer in China. Worldwide, Zimmer is a recognized leader in the development of products, services and professional training that helps patients overcome pain and regain mobility," said David Dvorak, President and CEO of Zimmer. "Cooperating with BJDA, we are strengthening our commitment to the Chinese market. The knowledge and expertise Zimmer's employees and the State Regulators will share with one another will help to elevate orthopaedic medicine in China."
"Beijing Drug Administration is pleased that Zimmer is cooperating with us in this initiative," said Ms. Lu Aili, Deputy Director General of Beijing Drug Administration.
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Stockton Asparagus Festival Director Kate Post has been heading up the festival full-steam ahead for ten years with no sign of slowing anytime soon.
by JAMIE MENAKER
Anyone living in this area knows that the Stockton Asparagus Festival is the biggest event of the year for San Joaquin, bringing in over 100,000 festival-goers and taking over the entire waterfront district in downtown Stockton. The festival has been mentioned on Jeopardy, in Sunset magazine, and on Good Morning America, in a cooking demonstration with Wolfgang Puck and Diane Sawyer. Have you ever stopped to think what goes into a festival like this? Executive Director Kate Post has been thinking about this question for all of the festival's twenty-four years, first with the co-founders and then as the woman in charge. This year's Stockton Asparagus Festival marks ten years with Post at the helm of California's largest charitable festival—and she's just as giddy for the next ten years to come.
She remembers sitting around with co-founders Gordon Medlin and Joe Travale, bouncing ideas off each other. "We were sitting around talking about vegetables, given that our area is so driven by agriculture," says Post. "Tomatoes? No, not enticing enough. Someone said, 'What about asparagus?' and we all looked around the room like, we've really got something here."As part of special event company Gamut Promotions and Advertising, Post had been hired to work with the co-founders to create a festival similar to the Gilroy Garlic Festival, one that would bring visitors in to the area and also earn funds for local charities and organizations. With asparagus, Post and the team had found their inspiration—even today, asparagus is still a delicacy all around the world, and the festival's food is the number one reason people attend.
What festival-goers may not know is that the event is made possible by the community, and directly benefits the community. Organizations and charities work the festival and earn an hourly wage. The first festival gave $5 an hour to volunteers; today volunteers earn close to $15 an hour for their organizations, with over $4.5 million given to over one hundred local charities to date.
"One of the reasons other cities have such a hard time emulating the festival is because we have volunteer spear-it," says Post. "From the moment we hit the ground, we have such a great group of people with a can-do attitude. Many of the organizations have been involved for over twenty years, and take pride in their 'spot' at the festival and what they do."
In Post's ten years as Executive Director, she has seen more than just the sum of the festival's charitable contribution grow. The event has moved locations from Stockton's Oak Grove Regional Park in favor of utilizing the entire renovated downtown waterfront district, with over 40,000 pounds of asparagus consumed over three days, up from the festival's original 1,000 pounds.
"The thing that has changed the festival so much is the sophistication of being at a downtown property. What city wouldn't want to have a festival downtown, right on the waterfront?" says Post. "It's not just a lake, it's a major thoroughfare. We've added banners this year like those hanging at the Met (Metropolitan Museum of Art) in New York City. I am always taking things back here from my travels to see how I can make the festival more city-fied."
Post is also determined to keep the festival fresh every year, both for herself and for the community. The Asparagus Festival team redesigns the advertising campaign for the festival each year, and then they start digging into the venues, always trying to add something new and fun. This year, Post's new additions include the Sea Lion Encounter, which she found at the California State Fair; a decorated boat parade hosted by the Stockton Yacht Club; Stockton Fleet Feet's Tony Vice running a forty-five hour Ultra Run for charity; and still rather new are the Delta River Cruises through the San Joaquin Delta, which Post originally saw on a travel show on TV.
"You have to keep your radar up all the time for new things and new ideas," says Post. "My radar is always up for what's good for the festival, not what's good for who's calling me on the phone with an opportunity."
The challenge now, says Post, is that the festival needs more room to expand. With about 110,000 visitors to the event last year over three days, the festival team is starting to entertain the possibility of expanding the festival's footprint (the area that the festival covers in downtown Stockton), and possibly adding events at additional satellite locations in Stockton.
"This job never stops," says Post. "We plan for the next year's event during the current event. Every time I hear something during the event, 'Next year this, next year that,' I write it on my board in our office that we keep in the Civic Auditorium for the week of the festival. I also have the community e-mail me what went wrong and what went right. That's how we get feedback."
Here's our feedback: We love the Stockton Asparagus Festival, and we can't wait for many more to come.
If you go: Stockton Asparagus Festival, Downtown Stockton, April 24-26, www.asparagusfest.com


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+1 to this guide. I first thought DPS Janna was a waste of time, but then I got my butt kicked by one. These are few and far between and I cant wait to try it.
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an old bump for AD Janna well R.I.P. AD janna. her AP scales a LOT better now so AD isn't very good anymore lol..
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Just want to say that I use this guide as a basis for a Janna build fairly often and almost always have a 2:1 if not 3:1 KD ratio with it.
Like Reziel said, Janna's spell ability is not effective dps in battles. It is her auto attack that does the real DPS. Using her spells stragically to get the most out of her auto attack is how you melt face with Janna.
The items seem decent, but what I would build is a trinforce starting with a zeal and I would also get a Guinsoo's blade and maybe even a hextech gun blade. Having that extra ap is nice for damage absorption and extra heal on the ult, with some small bonus damage on her howling gale and zephyr, not nearly as important as the absorption though.


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Statements published on the two clubs' official websites confirmed the permanent transfer of 32-year-old striker Sgrigna to the Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi.
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PUBLISHED: 11 May 2012 00:09:00 | UPDATED: 11 May 2012 10:04:10PUBLISHED: 11 May 2012 PRINT EDITION: 11 May 2012Laura Tingle Political editor
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has accused the federal government of playing the "class war card" with the budget and says the Prime Minister has reinforced her "trust problem" by dumping her commitment to company tax cuts.
"The fundamental problem with this budget is that it deliberately, coldly, calculatedly plays the class war card," Mr Abbott said last night in his address in reply to the budget.
"It cancels previous commitments to company tax cuts and replaces them with means-tested payments because a drowning government has decided to portray the political contest in this country as billionaires versus battlers. It's an ignoble piece of work from an unworthy Prime Minister that will offend the intelligence of the Australian people."
As in previous years, Mr Abbott declined to spell out which budget measures the opposition would support or oppose, or offer any savings proposals of his own. But he repeated his claim that the Coalition had identified $50 billion of cuts at the last election, and suggested the Coalition would have aimed for a much bigger surplus.
However, he announced that the Coalition would "work urgently with the states to ensure that at least 40 per cent of year 12 students are once more taking a language other than English within a decade".
Mr Abbott said government should be at least as interested in the creation of wealth as in its redistribution and should protect the vulnerable, not to create more clients of the state but to foster more self-reliant citizens.
The Opposition Leader said that from an economic perspective the worst aspect of this year's budget "is that there is no plan for economic growth; nothing whatsoever to promote investment or employment".
"Without a growing economy, everything a government does is basically robbing Peter to pay Paul," he said. The budget showed that the government's "knee-jerk response" was "more tax, more regulation, more vitriol".
"The Treasurer referred just once on Tuesday night to what he coyly called the carbon price, before rushing to assure people that it wouldn't affect them. If the carbon tax won't hurt anyone why is the government topping up compensation in this budget?" Mr Abbott said.
While applauding Mr Swan's eagerness to deliver a surplus, Mr Abbott asked: "If a forecast $1.5 billion surplus is enough to encourage the Reserve Bank to reduce interest rates, what has been the impact on interest rates of his $174 billion in delivered deficits over the past four years?"
"How can the Treasurer be so confident of next year's skinny surplus when this year's deficit, forecast to be $23 billion in last year's budget, has now grown to $44 billion?"
Mr Abbott questioned the budget's growth forecasts, saying they relied on the continuation of record terms of trade even though growth in China was moderating and Europe was still in deep trouble.
"Yet on Treasury's own estimates, a decline in the terms of trade of just 4 per cent would turn the surplus into a $1.9 billion deficit next year and $5.1 billion the year after."
Mr Abbott reminded Parliament that two months ago, Prime Minister Julia Gillard had said that "if you are against cutting company tax, you are against economic growth. If you are against economic growth, then you are against jobs".
He said: "In dumping her commitment to company tax cuts the Prime Minister has reinforced her trust problem; why should this year's budget commitments be any more reliable than previous ones, especially when so much is such obvious spin?"
Mr Abbott reflected on the Coalition's record in government in calling on voters to trust it to deliver better government. "The Coalition has a plan for economic growth: it starts with abolishing the carbon tax and abolishing the mining tax," he said. "Australians understood that a tax reduction to compensate for a tax increase is not a real cut.
"They know that the only sustainable tax cuts are based on a permanent decrease in the size of government or a permanent increase in the wealth of our nation.
"Under the Coalition, there will be tax cuts without a carbon tax because we'll find the savings to pay for them."
The Coalition identified $50 billion in savings before the last election "and will do at least as much again before the next one".
He once again alluded to proposed Coalition cuts to the public service, foreign aid and the national broadband network. The Coalition would cut red tape costs by "at least $1 billion a year" and "public service bonuses won't be paid unless those targets are met".
It would find "responsible savings to cover tax cuts without a carbon tax and emissions cuts without a carbon tax because, at least until the budget has returned to strong surplus, our plan for a stronger economy and a fairer society involves more efficiency rather than more spending".
Mr Abbott said budget week had not been about the budget but had been about the Prime Minister's integrity and judgment.
"Before this government dies of shame, it should find a leader who isn't fatally compromised by the need to defend the indefensible."
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The Holy Grail War...
A war played out every few decades between seven masters and the seven servants they would summon to aid them in battle.
These were the seven servants of heroes of history, myth and legend, called forth to do battle.
The last one standing would recieve his or her prize, a single wish from the Holy Grail itself.
However, despite the near perfection of the grail, it still had some minor flaws.
And once in awhile, those flaws led to...
And when the Grail hiccuped...
Nothing went right.
"So, do you get it now?" Rin Tohsaka looked at the redheaded boy and the blonde servant in front of her. They were currently in his house after a blue-haired man by the name of Lancer had attacked his home.
"Kind of," Shirou Emiya was still confused, first he had seen that Lancer guy fighting a man in red at the school, then he had been chased by the Lancer guy, got stabbed by that spear of his, which should have killed him, but Shirou wasn't going to complain about not dying when he was killed after all. Then, when he got home, that Lancer guy had followed him, only to be driven off by some strange blue-clad and armored girl calling herself Saber. And now, Tohsaka, the school idol, was trying to explain things to him. "But I still have some questions."
"I should have guessed this," Rin said as she closed her eyes and flipped her hair over her shoulder. "So, come with me, I'll take you to someone who understands what's going on and can teach you a thing or two about what's happening."
"And," Shirou gave her a flat stare, "where are we going to find someone like that, at this time of night, on a Wednesday?"
"Welcome to church," a man with a deep voice, dark hair and a priest outfit said as he saw Rin and Shirou walk through the front doors. "Ah, Rin, I didn't expect to see you show up. Is something the matter?"
"Not for me, Kirei." Rin said as she gestured to Shirou. "But he, on the other hand..."
"Let me guess, he just discovered magic and you're too busy to teach him how to use it?" Kirei raised an eyebrow when she shook her head. "Oh, is it about the other thing?"
"Yes." Rin grumbled as he chuckled. "He somehow summoned Saber to the war."
"Ah, how interesting," Kirei nodded and smirked. "Alright, listen up, boy. This is a small war between legendary warriors of myth, legend and history. There's seven servants and seven masters, the servants and masters fight until there's only one left alive, the winner gets a wish granted by the Holy Grail."
"Wait, you mean that thing that..."
"Not that one." Kirei shook his head at Shirou. "That one got lost in an Earthquake back in World War 2. This one calls forth heroic spirits, and the last spirit and master combination alive gets a single wish."
Shirou sweat-dropped at the answer. "So, to win, I have to..."
"Kill the other masters and servants." Kirei chuckled at the dark look on Shirou's face. "Well, there's a couple of other ways to win. If you can get a master to surrender their command seals to you, they will drop out and you can continue on."
"And, these command seals..?"
Kirei rolled his eyes. "Man, you know nothing. Alright, listen up. A command seal is what's used to keep a bond between master and servant. Since servants are generally a lot more powerful than their master, the command seals act as a limiter of sorts. Servants know they can't get too out of control, a single command seal can put them back in their place. But, at the same time," he grinned at Shirou, making him uncomfortable at the look, "screw up too much and your servant will kill you when you least expect it. You only have three command seals, use them wisely." He smirked at Shirou. "Or did you use one already? Not a good idea, considering you have to last out the rest of the war."
Shirou twitched, he didn't like this guy already.
"Anyway, the question I have for you, Shirou, is, will you accept being a master and continue fighting this war?" He turned away from Rin and Shirou. "I warn you, if you choose to accept, it will be nothing but difficult battles. Friends and foes, those who were once your ally will now be your enemy." He narrowed his eyes and smirked. "Heck, the very reality that you know will be shattered. If you wish to give up your command seals, do so and I will offer you protection at the church until the war is over."
"No," Shirou shook his head, "no, I'll fight in this war. But not because I can, but because I want to keep people safe."
"Really?" Kirei chuckled at him. "I suppose I should tell you then. If you're so eager to protect people, what would you do if you knew that the grail could grant such a wish? Or, perhaps, what would you do if you knew that servants could steal the life of people from just a touch, a glance or even a thought?" Shirou's eyes widened and Kirei chuckled. "Just ten years ago, the fourth Grail War was completed, during that time, the servant Caster helped a mass murdering psychopath slaughter dozens of people in incredibly brutal and horrifying ways."
Shirou shuddered at that thought. "It doesn't matter, I'll stop that. I'll fight to stop all of that!"
Kirei chuckled heavily. "Well then, see to it that the tragedy of ten years ago isn't repeated." Shirou's eyes widened as he smirked. "I will tell you and Rin both this though, as the mediator of this war, I do not want either of you to come through those doors unless you either give up on being a master and wish to bow out of the war or if you are in need of council. Though, I'd prefer if you just gave me a phone call. I won't give you any information about who has what servant that you don't know, but I can tell you that Saber was the final servant summoned."
"Right..." Rin nodded and turned around. "Kirei, just leave the war to me, okay? Fuyuki is my prefecture after all."
Kirei just smirked as the two teenagers left the building. "How... Interesting." Still, things were looking somewhat interesting for the upcoming war.
"What happens now?" Shirou asked as he, Rin and Saber walked away from the church and onto the street corner.
"Now?" Rin gave him a flat stare. "Now you know the truth of this war. I'll walk with you for a little bit longer, but afterwords, we split up and are no longer allies."
"Ah, well, in that case, thank you, Tohsaka." Shirou rubbed the back of his head.
"Maybe you shouldn't thank her just yet." A new voice spoke up and Rin, Shirou and Saber all turned to see a young looking girl with white hair, red eyes standing a few feet from them. She had a large purple hat on her head, a white scarf and a purple dress. "Hello, Rin, Onii-chan." She grabbed her dress and bowed slightly. "My name is Ilya, Ilya von Einzbern."
"Von Einzbern?" Rin gasped as she looked at the young girl. "You're their representative this time?"
Ilya gave her a grim smile. "Indeed, I do represent the von Einzbern family this time."
"I believe," a new voice spoke up as a tall woman wearing a black, sleeveless shirt that was skin tight that did nothing to hide her very large breasts and short dress materialized behind Ilya, "that you have taken enough time, master." The woman had long silver hair, fingerless gloves on her hands, eyes so red that they seemed to be rubies rather than eyeballs, and six black wings on her back. She had short boots on her feet and one sock that ran way up her right leg, leaving her left one almost completely bare. "Shall we?"
"Of course, Caster."
"That's your servant?" Shirou asked as Ilya nodded. Even if she was challenging him, he was just struck by how... Similar Caster and Ilya looked. The eyes, the hair, granted Caster's hair was darker than Ilya's, but other than that...
"Ohohohohoho!" Rin started laughing at Ilya. "Too bad for you, Ilya... You called up a Caster class, and Saber here is a natural enemy for all Caster class servants."
Ilya didn't look worried, if anything, she looked amused more than anything else. "Oh, Rin, how foolish you are. I admit, I too was under the impression that my Caster wasn't that strong of a servant," she winked and held up a finger, "however, it turns out that she's a natural twenty."
Both Rin and Saber's eyes widened at that. "A... Natural twenty?" Rin shivered. She had heard about that before.
"What's with that?" Shirou didn't understand what was going on, why would twenty make them so nervous?
"Occasionally, someone gets summoned to a class that they're well suited for, but it turns out that they don't have the weaknesses of that class. In Caster's case, her weakness should be close range combat, but..." Rin trailed off as she took a step back, "if she really is a natural twenty, she'd be almost as good as a Rider class in close range combat."
"Even so," Saber narrowed her eyes as she looked at Caster, "she is still a Caster class, and I am still a Saber class servant. If I stay close to her, she would be unable to use her strongest magic against us."
"Who says you're going to get away?" A voice similar to Ilya's spoke up and Rin, Shirou and Saber slowly turned around to see another girl, this one looked very similar to Ilya, other than her dark skin. Behind her, a bronze-skinned giant with dark hair, thick muscles and a stone sword-axe stood silently. "After all... Onii-chan, Ilya, I want to kill both of you."
"Ilyasviel." Ilya said softly. "Grandfather sent you?"
"After I properly summoned Berserker, which you were unable to do," the dark-skinned girl narrowed her red eyes at Ilya, "grandfather sent me to Fuyuki to make sure that we got the grail."
"I am not liking these odds." Saber muttered as she looked at both Caster and Berserker. She could probably beat one or the other fairly easily, but if it came down to a crossfire situation, she wasn't sure if she could beat one without the other taking cheap shots at her.
"Perhaps I should even them then?" A familiar voice spoke up and Rin sighed as Archer appeared next to Saber. "Two on two is a lot more balanced, don't you think?"
Ilya crossed her arms over her chest and sighed. "Well, Rin, consider yourself lucky, I'll let you and your servant leave. After all," she narrowed her eyes at the group in front of her, "this is a family matter."
"In that case," Archer smirked at Ilya, "I doubt I could leave." He chuckled softly, "even if I wanted to, my master seems to want to owe Emiya something." There was more to it than what he said, of course. In his hands, two swords appeared, one black as night, the other one was white, almost looking like the moon itself. "Before you say anything, Saber, I am only doing this because my master isn't one to leave, even if it would make things easier."
Rin twitched. "It's not like that! Stupid servant, I don't want to owe him anything, that's all!"
"Didn't you already pay him back for saving your life?" Archer smirked at Rin, who just twitched. "As for this, though..." He narrowed his eyes as he looked at Berserker while Saber faced off with that weird Caster girl. 'What is going on here? Ilya, how did you summon a Caster servant?' He might not have remembered too much, but he knew that Ilya summoned Hercules as Berserker, so why were there two Ilyas and why did one of them have Caster?
The tension in the air was tremendous, all it would take would be one small thing to set off the fireworks.
A body crashing to the ground and sliding up to Saber and Archer's feet almost did the trick. "GAH!" The body said as it sat up, revealing it to be a female body as she clutched her chest. "That bitch! She kicked me in the boobs!"
There was a soft noise of two feet touching down onto the ground. "Considering your size," a rather tall woman with purple hair, black stocking, black arm covers and a black dress that left her upper thighs and shoulders exposed, spoke up, "it was a hard target to hit." One thing that was noticable on the woman, besides the chains with spiked ends in her hands, was the purple blindfold she had over her face.
The girl jumped to her feet, revealing that she wasn't too tall, she had light blonde, almost white hair, dull red eyes, while wearing ankle boots, a cape around her waist that revealed biker shorts from the front, an armored top with a coat that was very similar to Archer's jacket. "What did you say?!" She yelled while glaring at the tall woman.
"Urgh," Ilyasviel twitched as she looked at the group. "Berserker... Kill all of them."
The dark skinned girl's servant let out one massive yell before charging at the group.
The Holy Grail War had finally begun in earnest.


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Ron Kelley is the Pastor of a small church in Horizon City. He claims that Carefree Homes, the company that built his house, performed cheap repairs on his roof.
Since then, he's had consistent problems that he has been forced to fix himself.
Ron says that Carefree Homes should be responsible for helping him make repairs, because it was their original work that is causing the continued issues.
Tune in tonight at 5, 6, and 10 to see the leaks Ron is talking about, and hear what Carefree Homes has to say in response.


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