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Belize City, April 28 2008 – Belize joined Mexico in a Health Caravan commemorating Vaccination Week in the Americas 2008 on Thursday April 24. This activity was initiated in the Corozal Free Zone on the Belize side of the Belize-Mexico border, and then proceeded to Chetumal, Quintana Roo, Mexico, on the other side of the border.
At the Corozal Free Zone, two Health Caravans (mobile units) from Mexico provided vaccinations and other preventive health services such as Pap smears, dental checks, and hypertension and diabetes screening to the border community. The opportunity of this binational event was taken to address dengue control through the elimination of breeding sites and other vector control activities such as insecticiding and larviciding.
Hon. Dr. José Angel Córdova Villalobos, Secretary of Health of Mexico, Hon. Pablo Marin, Minister of Health of Belize, and His Excellency Félix Arturo González Canto, Governor of Quintana Roo, all made remarks at a brief ceremony chaired by Dr. Jorge Polanco, Director of Health Services, Belize. H. E. Luís Manuel López Moreno, Ambassador of Mexico to Belize, and H. E. Rosendo Urbina, Ambassador of Belize to Mexico, also participated, as did health officials of the state of Quintana Roo and Belize. Dr. Philippe Lamy, PAHO/WHO Representative in Mexico and Dr. D. Beverley Barnett, PAHO/WHO Representative in Belize, were also present.
The delegations then traveled to the Teatro Constituyente in Chetumal, Quintana Roo for a brief meeting between the two Ministers of Health, followed by a press conference, and an official ceremony. The ceremony included addresses by the two Ministers of Health, and the Governor and the Secretary of Health of Quintana Roo. Hon. Pablo Marin, in emphasizing the importance of vaccinations at the border, said that, "the constant movement of people across the border reflects free trade, but also reflects the spread of diseases". Dr. José Angel Córdova Villalobos invited youths aged 19-29 in Mexico to be immunized against rubella and measles and to be a part of the history of Mexico in eliminating these diseases. The ceremony also featured remarks by both PAHO/WHO country representatives.
A Letter of Intent was signed between the two countries to address various health issues of common interest and for the establishment of a Border Health Commission. Work will continue on defining the specific areas of cooperation, after which a "convenio" (agreement) will be signed by the two countries. Broad areas of cooperation being contemplated include the development of human resources, vector control - particularly to prevent malaria and dengue - migrant health, immunizations, and the sharing of mobile unit services.
At both events the Ministers of Health carried out symbolic vaccination of adults and children of both countries. The official ceremony ended with the passing of a symbolic immunization torch from Secretary of Health, Mexico to Minister of Health, Belize.
A photographic display which was mounted at the Teatro Constituyente demonstrated the cooperation in health which has existed between Belize and Mexico since the year 1902. This event has resulted in the commitment of both countries to strengthen primary health care and prevention at the Belize-Mexico border, with the support of the respective Ministries of Health and PAHO/WHO offices, the management of the Corozal Free Zone, and the Quintana Roo health authorities.
The Pan American Health Organization, which is the Regional Office of the World Health Organization, was founded in 1902, and works with all the countries of the Americas to improve the health and quality of life of their peoples.
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We have now selected the winners of the Series 40 Java doc & examples survey. Congratulations to all of you!
The following 3 winners will be sent a Nokia Asha 311:
- Ray Rizaldy, rayrizaldy
- Adrian Stoicuta, Adi.Stoicuta
- Shai Ifrach, shaii
We have also awarded Nokia Asha 303 devices to the developers below:
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- John Paul, polturtle
- Rahul Vala, rahulvala
- Andrew Njeru, lodozi
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* Wishes for improvements for libraries navigation, structure, search and table of contest (TOC) functionality
* More cloud services / SoMe (Twitter/Facebook) integration examples
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* Feedback button on the example apps itself
* Source code cross-referencer
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5. Picasa Viewer
6. Simple In-App Purchase Flow on Series 40
7. In-Application Purchase Product Catalog
8. aMaze
9. Frozen Bubble
10. Explonoid
As note, the LWUIT examples, such LWUIT Tourist Attractions and LWUIT Slide Puzzle were asked to be rated separately in the survey together with other LWUIT (Lightweight UI Toolkit) for Series 40 questions, and were not included in the most useful examples selection.
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Yellowfin Tuna are found and caught in tropical and subtropical waters worldwide with a variety of fishing gears. This report evaluates Yellowfin Tuna caught in the Trinidad and Tobago longline fishery in the Caribbean region of the Atlantic Ocean.
Yellowfin Tuna in the Atlantic Ocean are at a low abundance and it is uncertain whether current fishing levels on yellowfin tuna are sustainable or not. Several other tuna species, billfish (swordfish, marlins), and sharks are also caught in Trinidad and Tobago's longline fishery. Some of these species are at very low abundances, including blue and white marlins, and some endangered sea turtles are also caught in the fishery.
Several management regulations have been established to manage Yellowfin Tuna and their associated species both at the international level, through the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT), and by Trinidad and Tobago. Management overall has been moderately effective; however monitoring and management of bycatch, like sea turtles, needs improvement. The pelagic or surface longline gear used to catch Yellowfin Tuna causes no damage to bottom habitats, but because tuna fisheries catch numerous top predator species, there is some concern that these fisheries may affect ocean food webs and ecosystems.
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Troy Online
Troy Online is a 3D action MMORPG which pits players in a battle between the gods of Troy and the people of ancient Greece. Featuring 3 classes, each with their own advanced paths, plus extensive PvP, you can become a hero of the ancient Grecian world!
Publisher: Alt1Games
Playerbase: Medium
Graphics: Medium
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: Arena / Duels / Contested Areas
Filesize: ~2500 MB
Pros: +Multiple class paths. +Faction based PvP. +Several PvP modes supporting a large number of players. +Unique setting.
Cons: -Low experience forces grinding. -PvP rewards winners too heavily. -Experience debt for dying.
Troy Online Overview
The classes are the same for both factions in Troy Online, and the factions themselves are split between the Greeks and the Trojans. Class progression is based around three core classes (Warrior, Hunter, Mystic) which split in two "advanced class" directions. They are as follows:
Berserker – The damage-dealing evolution of the warrior, berserkers sacrifice the ability to use a shield and wear heavier armor for massive weapons and killing power. They are noted for having a very slow attack speed.
Guardian – Another branch of the warrior, Guardians specialize in using heavy armor and shields, but can also wield one and two-handed spears for variety. They are best in groups, and can be taken advantage of by enemies with ranged attacks.
Assassin – An evolution of the hunter, assassins specialize in close-range combat and debuffs. While they are capable of high amounts of burst damage, they wither in sustained fights – they need to get in and out as quickly as possible. Assassins, unlike most "rogue" classes, can use two-handed swords.
Ranger – The second evolution of the hunter, rangers specialize in long-range damage. They work best in groups, where other players can keep enemies from closing in on the ranger, as they are most effective when far, far away from the enemy.
Warlock – One of the mystic paths, the warlock specializes in damge-over-time spells (DoTs). They take the patient approach to combat, taking a while to kill enemies, but have a large number of self-buffs they can use to enhance their effectiveness.
Mage – The second evolution of the mystic class, mages are the long-range nukers of the game. Their selection of area-of-effect (AoE) spells and heavy damage abilities make them the most destructive force in the game. This comes at the expense of extreme vulnerability to attacks.
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Troy Online is one of those games that really doesn't try to look like anything terribly different from what's already on the market, but does manage to wedge itself into the crowd by taking on a slightly different angle – ancient Greek myth. I can't think of any other MMORPGs off the top of my head that center themselves around the conflict between Troy and Greece, so ALT1 gets points for having a go at making the Homeric epic into an MMORPG. Historians, don't get too excited. This is, after all, an eastern take on a western tale, so it's unlikely things will be faithful to the period. But who cares, as long as it's a good game, right?
Well, unfortunately, my experiences with Troy Online were less than stellar. After fighting just to get the game downloaded (apparently the client they distributed on their own site was out of date), I then found it impossible to click on icons in the game because windowed mode for Troy Online is a bit messed up. This precluded a host of other UI-related issues I'll go into later. But it's not all bad. What does Troy Online have going for it?
It's Purdy!
It's true. Troy Online is, without a doubt, a very pretty game. The textures are nice, and the equipment design is quite snazzy. The character models are also pretty, and have smooth, natural animations. The game in general has a zesty feel to it, with everything just coming alive on the screen. Unfortunately, the character creation is a bit on the lackluster side, since we're only able to choose from different hairs, hair colors, and faces. Can't even alter the skin tone! How disappointing.
But hey, at least the textures are nice. How about visual variety?
Cut and Paste!
This seems to be the mantra of the design behind Troy Online. Both the Greeks and the Trojans have an identical starting areas, with identical enemies, and identical quests to kill said enemies. Doesn't exactly build a sense of factional pride when you're basically identical to the other guys. The only difference is in the art for the NPCs giving you the starter quests. Thrilling.
But, since the developers for Troy Online suspect you might be onto them when you notice this, they put out a ton of effort in the second area. See, the Trojans get a boar-infested flatland with nothing but dirt and shrubs everywhere. The Greeks get… a boar-infested flatland, with grass. Grass! So I guess the primary difference between the Trojans and Greeks is that Trojan boars are somehow able to subsist on rocks and dirt, while Greek boars are like normal boars. Speaking of boars…
We Have Boars.
A friend of mine and I say that the mark of a bland MMORPG is whether or not you're tasked to kill boars in the first half an hour of play. If you are, then it's a bland game. If you aren't, that's unusual and interesting. Well, I'm happy to report that not only does Troy Online task you with killing boars in the first 15 minutes, you'll be enjoying killing boars of various sizes and names for the first 45 minutes of gameplay!
There's boars, big-tusk boars, sharp-tusk boars, and even rough-tusk boars. Each one named differently, and more identical than the last! Some are even bigger than others! How could this ever possibly get boring? The first hour of the game feels like milling through some kind of crowded pig convention. I almost felt out of place, like my character should have also been a boar.
There's people here?!
Yes, one of the things Troy Online does seem to have going for it is the amount of people playing. The population seemed above average, with plenty of activity in the global and trade channels. Something about the game works well enough to keep people around. And I can see that, it's not a terrible game. The gameplay can really be summed up in one word "mediocre." What can I say? You target enemies, hit buttons, and wait for them to die. If you're a mage, you cast your ice spell before the fire spell. This is WoW Cloning 101, people. It's not inherently bad, it just is what it is. Although in Troy Online, you can't jump… which makes me sad. I enjoy bouncing everywhere.
Final Verdict: Fair
The problem is that Troy Online suffers from a bad case of average-itis. There isn't anything game-breakingly wrong with it, it's just bland in terms of area design and content. The gameplay is the usual MMORPG fare. The graphics, while technically pretty, aren't taken advantage of by having interesting environments to run around in. The UI isn't AWFUL, it's just annoying. And no functional windowed mode is kind of a big deal for me, since I like playing everything in windowed mode (as do a lot of people these days). In the end, I can recommend Troy Online as a reasonably timesink, and little else. There are better F2P games out there.
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Myst Online: Uru Live was first released in 2003, but has a shaky history. It was shut down and relaunched several times, and is now available as a free to play title. The original developers, Cyan Worlds, now publish the game but have made the code open source so fans are free to tinker with it. The game is set in New Mexico some time in the 200s where players have to explore underground caverns originally constructed by an ancient race called the D'ni. Myst Online was planned as the multi-player component of Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, but the multiplayer aspects were never fully realized. There is a central hub where players can meet and go on adventures together, but Myst Online is primarily a solo experience.
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -- An embattled University of Kansas professor began a planned sabbatical early after the fallout from his tweet about the Navy Yard shootings in Washington.
The university said Friday that David W. Guth, an associate professor of journalism, had been placed on indefinite administrative leave.
After last week's shootings that killed 13, including the gunman, Guth tweeted: "The blood is on the hands of the (hash)NRA. Next time, let it be YOUR sons and daughters. Shame on you. May God damn you."
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I'm glad the horn has found its rightful place back on the center of the steeting wheel.
I use them occasionally on the highway on my way home from work. The lane to merge onto 95N from 91S can be somewhat of a blind curve and I approach cautiously. With the sun positioning and people that are literally stopped in the line of cars while the other lanes continue on at 50-60+, it necessitates the use to let the people behind you, or those who may want to come over last minute that your not only slowing down, but stopping due to a backup of traffic.
I won't keep them on though once the guy behind me gets it and slows down as well. Other than that I don't use them.
I had an '84 Escort that had the hazard button on the top of the steering column so you have to either reach around or through the wheel to activate it. Also had the horn on the stalk which I found by accident.
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Another gripe about the E90 ergonomics. I always find the window switches quite a long reach.
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I wish the put the switches in our 1965 Skylark 4-door sedan elsewhere. Not our car pictured.
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Now that I know where it is, it makes sense to have just the one button in a central location, and it's not hard at all to reach.
Oh the memories of ripping that switch out one to many times when my ex accidentaly had it on. Also the Super Bettle one had a tendecy to fall into the dash when you push it to turn it off.
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Well, they're rebuilding the whole thing from scratch. It's understandable that it'll take a bit of time.
Phoronix: Kernel.org Still Struggles To Return
It's been nearly one month since Kernel.org was hacked -- the home to the Linux kernel source-code repository, among other services -- but it's still not back online yet...
Well, they're rebuilding the whole thing from scratch. It's understandable that it'll take a bit of time.
Is it "struggling" to return if they're just taking the time to do things right?
Even though they are "trying to do things right", it still doesn't look good having a month of downtime after a security breach. You can be rest assured that MS already has a bunch of presentations in the works citing lengthy delays of recovery and using it as a horror story example to IT's who may be considering migrating to Linux.
Kernel.org should be updated in a massive way. Look at GitHub and their "Social Coding", Linux kernel development needs this and more nice additions to both developers and users. Easy forking, submitting patches and a foolproof bugtracker is a need.
I think full/partial PTS/OpenBenchmarking or something inspired on it should be into the Kernel.org framework. Automated testing of all kinds, automated building by using a buildbot-like system and such are very interesting for ease the development.
I also don't understand the reason Linux Foundation having too many sites. Why not unify them? Linux.com LinuxFoundation.org Kernel.org should be more merged externally, despite using different infraestructures. Domains should be used as shortcuts instead.
Another missing point from Linux Foundation is the lack of internacional presence. Where's sites or translations for different countries? Here is a short list of some Linux.* domains out there that aren't controlled from Linux Foundation:
- Linux.es taken by "Asociación Linux Español"
- Linux.it taken by "Italian Linux Society"
- Linux.pt taken by "Manuel Batista Martinho"
- Linux.fr taken by "Eric Kranich" from SOLINUX / Vincent Vignole.
- Linux.de taken by Globalways AG, it seems parked.
- Linux.com.ar seems parked by some individual or company from Argentina.
- Linux.pl by "Arkadiusz Bednarczyk AB-Com"
- Linux.ru by someone I have no idea,
- Linux.edu by "Linux Labs International, Inc"
- Linux.org is taken by "Linux Online, Inc"
- Linux.jp is taken by "Japan Linux Association"
- Linux.kr is taken by a domain parker.
- Linux.dk from...
- Linux.eu taken by a domain parker.
- Linux.be taken by a parker too.
- Linux.cn by cngnu.net aka "Cngnu Network Technology Company Limited"
Seriously, Linux Foundation must have a stronger management both in technical and international stuff. Please improve this, this situation is too pathetic and needs to change ASAP for making Linux look like a lot more serious initiative.
and kernel.org isn't exactly the first thing the average user will rush to to get his updates or something. it is down and i suspect apart from devs and geeks the average linux user didn't even notice.
Microsoft could try to spin this if they liked, but all it would manage is poisoning the well with any remotely-competent IT person. It's not like the stakes in a complete security audit are an unknown or something. It's an apples to oranges comparison if their scenario is anything but "someone with commit access to our operating system was social-engineered into compromised credentials and may have inserted malignant code", and in the first place neither Apple nor MS have a sterling record they can boast in contrast (and don't think they don't know it)
If they (any of them) somehow managed to...say, lose tens of millions of users' personal information (i.e. "Pull a Sony") I'd be all for laying into them, but that's not the scenario. Taking time and being careful while still developing the kernel? That earns my respect. From where I sit, their response was actually pretty on the ball, and it'll be relatively simple to turn git into the star of this show when it's all done.


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Caller-Times File The old Nueces County Courthouse has been abandoned since 1977. The paranormal group, Corpus Christi Spook Central, has recorded voices in the jail cell chambers. There are rumors of a young boy who committed suicide in one of the cells after being taken in for public intoxication.
Caller-Times File. The Old Nueces County Courthouse after the 1919 hurricane damage. The bodies of the dead from the storm were laid in front of the courthouse for family members to identify.
Caller-Times File The second floor stairway area of the old Nueces County Courthouse as it looked in 1976, when the building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Caller-Times File The Ritz Theater when it was five years old, in 1934. It was originally opened as a movie theater in 1929. In the theater, a man swore he was pushed to his knees, a woman had an earring pulled out of an ear and people spotted a shadow figure of a man.
Caller-Times File The Nixon building, later became Wilson Plaza in the 1950s, under construction from 1926 to 1927. The building opened on April 2, 1927, and was the first skyscraper in Corpus Christi with 12 stories. People have claimed to have seen shadows or heard noises while alone in their offices in the early mornings or late nights there.
Caller-Times File The second floor stairway area of the old Nueces County Courthouse as it looked in 1999. The paranormal group, Corpus Christi Spook Central, has recorded voices in the jail cell chambers. There are rumors of a young boy who committed suicide in one of the cells after being taken in for public intoxication.
Sarah Acosta/Caller-Times Bill Witt Park used to serve as the old Rodd Field built as an auxiliary field for training Navy pilots in World War II. The building was Tracking Station No. 16 operated by NASA in the 1960s.
Contributed Photo The abandoned airplane hangar in Bill Witt Park lured trespassers for a good scare before it was torn down a couple of years ago. The building was originally used as a tracking station for NASA in the 1960s.
Sarah Acosta/Caller-Times The now empty field of where the rumored haunted airplane hangar at Bill Witt Park stood.
Caller-Times File. The inside of the Ritz Theater in 1988. The CC PATCH group gained ownership of the building in 2010 in hopes of fully restoring it in the future. It also had the building blessed and cleansed in 2011.
Caller-Times File Wilson Tower was built in 1952 when Sam E. Wilson bought the building. Building tenants and night workers say they haven't experienced anything out of the ordinary or spooky.
Caller-Times File The W sign that was placed on top of the Wilson Tower was taken down in 1980. The Wilson Plaza is one of those old buildings in town that has mixed opinions of having paranormal activity.
Sarah Acosta/Caller-Times The house on Hayward Drive was featured on the Discovery Channel's "A Haunting" in 2007. The episode tells the story of a family that was driven out of their home after an evil spirit terrorized their 17-year-old daughter.
Caller-Times File The 1914 Nueces County Courthouse as it appeared in 1959. The courthouse has been closed since 1977. Rumors are that spirits haunt the decaying historic landmark.
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