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Fernando A. Brucher, Irvine, CA US
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|Automatic Discovery of Popular Landmarks - In one embodiment the present invention is a method for populating and updating a database of images of landmarks including geo-clustering geo-tagged images according to geographic proximity to generate one or more geo-clusters, and visual-clustering the one or more geo-clusters according to image similarity to generate one or more visual clusters. In another embodiment, the present invention is a system for identifying landmarks from digital images, including the following components: a database of geo-tagged images; a landmark database; a geo-clustering module; and a visual clustering module. In other embodiments the present invention may be a method of enhancing user queries to retrieve images of landmarks, or a method of automatically tagging a new digital image with text labels.
|Automatic Discovery of Popular Landmarks - In one embodiment the present invention is a method for populating and updating a database of images of landmarks including geo-clustering geo-tagged images according to geographic proximity to generate one or more geo-clusters, and visual-clustering the one or more geo-clusters according to image similarity to generate one or more visual clusters. In another embodiment, the present invention is a system for identifying landmarks from digital images, including the following components: a database of geo-tagged images; a landmark database; a geo-clustering module; and a visual clustering module. In other embodiments the present invention may be a method of enhancing user queries to retrieve images of landmarks, or a method of automatically tagging a new digital image with text labels.
Fernando A. Ribas Junior, Joinville BR
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|METHOD, SYSTEM, AND DEVICE FOR ADJUSTING OPERATION OF WASHING MACHINE BASED ON SYSTEM MODELING - Devices and methods to adjust the operation of a washing machine based on system modeling include a motor, a control board, a heater, a number of sensors, and an electronic controller. The controller receives a selected wash cycle program and determines an operating condition of the selected wash cycle program, using data from the sensors. The motor may be used as a sensor. Based on the operating condition, the controller predicts an operational parameter of the washing machine using a system model. The controller may adjust the wash cycle program to keep the operational parameter in bounds or increase efficiency. The operational parameter may be temperature, electrical current consumption, wash efficiency, or energy consumption. The wash cycle program may be adjusted by modifying the duty cycle of the motor or the heater. The system model may be recalibrated upon use to adapt to the particular characteristics of the washing machine.
Fernando A. Riveron, Wausau, WI US
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|BIOPROSTHETIC VALVE HOLDER AND HANDLE WITH CUTTING MECHANISM AND METHOD OF USING SAME - A surgical apparatus for use with a prosthetic holder to which a prosthesis is secured by sutures. The apparatus includes an elongated handle having a grip end and a coupler end and defining a first aperture extending along a length from the grip end to the coupler end. The apparatus can also include a first shaft at least partially disposed within the first aperture with a first actuator at the grip end and a holder coupling mechanism at the coupler end. The apparatus can have one of a second shaft and a sheath disposed along the handle with a second actuator at the grip end and a cutting element at the coupler end. A force applied to the first actuator enables one of engagement and disengagement with the prosthesis holder, and a force applied to the second actuator enables deployment of a cutting element to cut the sutures securing the prosthesis to the prosthetic holder.
Fernando A. Roiter, North Miami, FL US
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|Bidding System for Last Minute Availability - The present invention is a method of buying and selling a service between a customer and a service provider, a system for buying and selling services that may go unused, and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium device carrying one or more sequences of one or more instructions which, when executed by one or more persons, cause an apparatus to perform said method and system. The method generally comprises submitting a bid for buying a service by the customer in a database; setting an expiration date for acceptance of the bid by the service provider into the database; and accepting the bid in the database by the service provider for selling the service.
Fernando A. Sanchez-Reira, Eden Prairie, MN US
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|Compositions and Methods of Producing Methionine - Described herein are microorganisms that produce methionine and related products from endogenous genes in a transsulfuration pathway, as well as from exogenous genes providing a direct sulfhydrylation pathway. Novel genes that are useful for methionine and SAMe production are disclosed.
Fernando A. Ubidia, Ludlow, MA US
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|BEVERAGE DISPENSING UNIT AND ICE BIN COMBINATION - A drop-in beverage dispensing unit and ice bin combination having a beverage dispenser and an ice bin assembly. The beverage dispenser can have a tower assembly onto which dispensing valves are mounted. An ice bin lid provides access to the ice stored within the ice bin assembly and aids in protecting the ice from contamination while it is stored within the ice bin assembly. A drain pan is located below the dispensing valves to catch any spillage and direct it to the drain piping. The drain pan can have a primary drain pipe and a secondary drain pipe. The ice bin assembly can have an outer wall structure and an inner wall structure. The outer wall structure can be seamless.
|Beverage Dispense Valve Controlled by Wireless Technology - Methods and systems directed to dispensing fluids, such as beverages, using wireless technology are provided. Aspects relate to a container, such as a beverage cup, having a wireless transceiver configured to transmit and/or receive wireless signals to a second wireless transceiver associated with a dispenser. The wireless transceiver may be configured to transmit electronic signals indicative that the container is validated to receive a beverage and whether it is properly located to receive the beverage from a valve of the dispenser. Further aspects of the invention relate to a beverage dispensing system having a wireless transceiver. In one embodiment, the dispenser is configured to receive a return signal from a container indicative that the container is validated to receive a beverage and whether the container is properly located to receive a beverage from a valve of the dispenser.
|TRACTION DRIVE SYSTEM - A traction drive system for an articulated robotic arm. The traction drive system can include an input drive disk, a spider, an array of traction balls, a traction plate, an output drive shaft, a clamping device to load the traction balls, and an absolute rotation position sensor system. The rotation of the output drive shaft can be coupled to the rotation of the input drive disk while the traction balls are frictionally engaged to the drive disk surface and traction plate surface. The rotational connection can be decoupled when the traction balls are not frictionally engaged to the drive disk surface and traction plate surface. A rotational position sensor located in proximity to the traction drive can provide absolute rotational position feedback of the output drive shaft.
|CONTROL SYSTEM FOR AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING PRODUCT DELIVERY SYSTEMS - A control system for and methods of controlling a product delivery system are provided.
|DELIVERY SYSTEM - A product delivery system for delivering a product from a storage area to a dispensing area, such as for use in a vending machine. The product delivery system may include a vacuum holding device, a robotic positioning system, a reel and cable system, and a controller. A feature is the provision of a picker head with a built-in vacuum generating source that may be carried by a robotically movable arm system.
|HOT AND COLD BEVERAGE DISPENSER - An apparatus and method may be configured for detecting selection between a hot version and a cold version of a beverage, causing opening of a first of a plurality of valves and closing of a second of the plurality of valves for providing water to a first of a plurality of mixing chambers based on the selection, causing delivery of beverage concentrate to the first mixing chamber, controlling a flow rate of the water and a flow rate of the beverage concentrate into the mixing chamber for mixing of the water with the beverage concentrate in a controlled ratio to create the beverage, and dispensing the beverage from the mixing chamber.
|PRODUCT VENDING ENCLOSURE AND DOOR RETROFIT - The present invention generally pertains to an enclosure constructed from homopolymer and/or copolymer thermal plastic, preferably polypropylene members and a method of construction therefore. Particularly, such enclosures are utilized in the construction of vending machines, product dispensing machines and the like. The polymer members used for the enclosure material are at least partially formed from homopolymer material, or copolymer material, or a combination of homopolymer and copolymer materials.
Patent applications by Fernando A. Ubidia, Ludlow, MA US
Fernando A. Velado, Westerville, OH US
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|NAUTIC ALERT APPARATUS, SYSTEM AND METHOD - In at least one exemplary embodiment, an autonomous onboard monitoring and communications system for watercraft is disclosed. The autonomous onboard monitoring and communications system may include a processor, at least one system console, a plurality of sensors configured to monitor operating and environmental conditions aboard the watercraft, a system application including a plurality of software logic service modules configured to facilitate communication between the plurality of sensors and the system console, an analytic engine configured to analyze data so as to determine the existence of an event, and a plurality of communications interfaces for directly communicating with remote targeted recipients.
|NAUTIC ALERT APPARATUS, SYSTEM, AND METHOD - A sensing unit for an autonomous onboard monitoring and communications system for watercraft. The sensing unit can include at least one sensor for sensing a condition, and a control unit configured to receive input from the at least one sensor, determine a condition value based on the input, compare the condition value to at least one condition value range, and execute an action if the condition value is outside the at least one condition value range.
Fernando A. Zamith, St. Louis City, MO US
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|SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EFFECTING COMMUNICATIONS AMONG DEVICES IN DIFFERENT DOMAINS EMPLOYING DIFFERENT OPERATING PROTOCOLS - A system for effecting communications among a plurality of devices situated in a plurality of domains employing differing operating protocols; the system including: (a) at least one topology agent situated in a source domain of the domains and configured for effecting operation of the system among the domains; (b) at least one negotiator agent situated between the source domain and a respective other domain and configured for selective coupling with a respective topology agent; the at least one negotiator agent implementing quality of service parameters provided by the respective topology agent to convey communications from the source domain to the other domain; and (c) a plurality of proxy agents; at least one proxy agent being situated in each respective other domain and configured for implementing quality of service policies received from the respective negotiator agent to effect the communications within the respective other domain.
Fernando A. Zayas, Ragiora NZ
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|LOW-OVERHEAD STORAGE OF A HIBERNATION FILE IN A HYBRID DISK DRIVE - A hybrid drive and associated methods provide low-overhead storage of a hibernation file in the hybrid hard disk drive. During operation, the hybrid drive allocates a portion of solid-state memory in the drive that is large enough to accommodate a hibernation file associated with a host device of the hybrid drive. In addition to the erased memory blocks that are normally present during operation of the hybrid drive, the portion of solid-state memory allocated for accommodating the hibernation file may include over-provisioned memory blocks, blocks used to store a previous hibernation file that has been trimmed, and/or non-dirty blocks.
Fernando A. Zayas, Fernside NZ
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|WRITE REORDERING IN A HYBRID DISK DRIVE - A hybrid drive and associated methods increase the rate at which data are transferred to a nonvolatile storage medium in the hybrid drive. By using a large nonvolatile solid state memory device as cache memory for a magnetic disk drive, a very large number of write commands can be cached and subsequently reordered and executed in an efficient manner. In addition, strategic selection and reordering of only a portion of the write commands stored in the nonvolatile solid state memory device increases efficiency of the reordering process.


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Wohler to Showcase Flexible, Intuitive MADI Audio Monitoring Unit at 2013 NAB Show
Compact and Easily Configured, New AMP1-MADIe Makes MADI Infrastructure Implementation an Easy Decision
SAN FRANCISCO — April 7, 2013 — Wohler Technologies today announced that it will feature the new AMP1-MADIe in-rack, portable MADI unit with Ethernet control and configuration at the 2013 NAB Show. Ideal for sports productions and other live broadcasts, the new system can be connected in series with a 56- or 64-channel MADI stream for individual volume adjustment and audible monitoring of any eight selected MADI channels at once.
"The AMP1-MADIe allows users to enjoy all the benefits of working with MADI infrastructure while taking advantage of Wohler's industry-leading audio monitoring technology," said Don Bird, chief marketing officer at Wohler. "By enabling the intuitive selection and monitoring of multiple MADI channels just like any other audio stream, the AMP1-MADIe makes incorporation of MADI into OB trucks and production facilities an easy call. With this compact MADI unit at their disposal, broadcasters and production companies can dramatically reduce the cost and complexity of high-volume audio signal monitoring."
Designed specifically for users requiring unique functionality equivalent to a MADI audio hot-mic mixer, Wohler's new AMP1-MADIe simplifies rapid selection and monitoring of MADI signals in fast-paced, live-to-air production environments. Measuring fewer than 5 inches deep, the AMP1-MADIe monitoring unit is an exceptionally compact solution. It is available in two models, providing support for either multimode (AMP1-MADIe-MM) or single-mode (AMP1-MADIe-SM) fiber connections. As a result, users can establish MADI cable runs of virtually any distance. Both models also support standard copper on BNC, accepting and converting between optical MADI signals and BNC I/O.
For operators and production teams undertaking multiple events and shows in short succession, the easy configurability of the AMP1-MADIe is a tremendous time-saver. Installed systems can be configured remotely over a LAN or Internet connection via a PC-based software configuration tool at a central engineering position. Alternatively, on-site users can store and retrieve system presets via USB.
"The AMP1-MADIe was really defined by our customers, who needed a very simple, intuitive, and low-cost solution for their production studios and OBs," added Bird. "The resulting product speaks volumes about the relationship between Wohler and our valued customers. The AMP1-MADIe is an example of what Wohler can achieve when working as an extension of our clients' engineering teams — delivering the right solution at the right price."
The AMP1-MADIe will be featured in the Wohler booth, N3729, at the 2013 NAB Show. Further information about Wohler's entire product line is available online at www.wohler.com.
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Wohler's tradition of innovation began with the creation of the industry's first in-rack audio, video, and data monitoring category, and continues today through its development of signal management and monitoring solutions for video, audio, captioning, and loudness applications. Wohler's 2012 acquisition of RadiantGrid Technologies extends this award-winning product line to include the Wohler RadiantGrid(TM) Intelligent Media Transformation Platform for efficient file-based content creation and distribution, quality control, and faster-than-real-time transcoding and standards conversion. This new offering, combined with the company's proven, cost-effective confidence monitoring, compliance recording, and content management solutions, ensures high-quality media production across any platform and delivery to any device. More information about Wohler is available at www.wohler.com.
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DAYTON—The Dayton Benefit Club is having a chili cook off and dance on Saturday from 4-9 p.m. This event is open to the public and will be at the Dayton Community Hall. Guests may enter red or green chili at $10 per crock pot. There will be chili, cinnamon rolls, carrot and celery sticks and applesauce sold for $5 a plate. For more information call Judy Taylor at 752-1932.
SHERIDAN — Field representatives for Wyoming's congressional delegation will host office hours Wednesday at the Sheridan County YMCA.
The office hours provide area residents an opportunity to discuss issues, views, questions and concerns with the field representatives. The comments and concerns will be relayed to Sens. Mike Enzi and John Barrasso and Rep. Cynthia Lummis.
The office hours will be held from 11 a.m. to noon.
The Sheridan County YMCA is located at 417 N. Jefferson St.
For more information, contact any of the three congressional offices:
• Enzi's Gillette office: 682-6268;
• Barrasso's Sheridan office: 672-6456;
• Lummis' Sheridan office: 673-4608.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter has scheduled the 14th annual Pet-O-Ween Contest for Saturday at Kendrick Park.
Registration for the two-part event begins at 10 a.m. A pet-owner walk/run will start at 11 a.m. and cost to participate in the race is $5 per person. The first 50 entries will receive a free pet first-aid kit.
The costume contest will begin at noon and entry fees for that competition are also $5 per pet. Categories for the contest include best pet-owner costume, best dog costume, best cat costume and most unique costume.
A bucket raffle will also be featured.
Proceeds for the event will benefit the Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter.
The event will also feature lunch by Killy's Smokehouse Deli and soda will be provided by Coca Cola of Sheridan.
For more information, contact the shelter at 674-7694.
SHERIDAN — The next Dining for a Cause will benefit the Sheridan Senior Center.
On Monday, 100 percent of sales from Frackelton's will be donated to the center's Holiday Spirit Campaign.
The event will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for lunch and 4-10 p.m. for dinner.
Reservations for the event are encouraged and may be made by calling 675-6055.
Frackelton's is located at 55 N. Main St.
SHERIDAN — Let'Er Buck Car Wash, along with more than 2,200 other car wash locations across the nations will provide free car washes to veterans and current military service personnel, under a Grace For Vets program on Tuesday.
Washes will be given rain or shine at 624 E. Brundage Lane from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The free washes are given to honor and recognize those that have and are serving in the armed forces.
Grace For Vets was founded by Mike Mountz, former owner of Cloister Wash & Lube in Pennsylvania in 2004.
Mountz vowed to find a way to honor veterans. Several years after opening his first car wash, he started the Grace For Vets Free Wash Program. With the help of car washes across the country who participate, more and more military servicemen and women are recognized each year through this program.
For Let'Er Buck Car Wash locations or to obtain more information call 751-4851 or visit www.leterbuckcarwash.com or www.graceforvets.org.
Let'Er Buck Car Wast is located at 624 E. Brundage Lane in Sheridan.
SHERIDAN — "Celebrating our Heritage…Pursuing our Future" is the theme for the 95th annual meeting of the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation. The meeting will be Thursday through Saturday at the Holiday Inn in Sheridan.
Policy discussion is the main purpose of the meeting and guides the work of the organization. According to Ken Hamilton, WyFB Executive Vice President, the resolutions range from support for CDL driver's license changes to groundwater control areas; and from trespass laws to Big Horn and Domestic Sheep issues.
The featured speaker from the American Farm Bureau Federation is John Anderson, deputy chief economist for AFBF. Anderson will speak Friday at 2:15 p.m. about the importance of trade to agriculture and he will provide a cattle market outlook.
A screening of the film "Farmland" will be shown at 9:45 a.m. on Friday.
Young Farmer and Rancher events will also showcase some of the many opportunities available for our younger leaders in the agricultural community of Farm Bureau.
Sheridan College will host the YF&R collegiate discussion meet at 5 p.m. Thursday. Students from Sheridan College, Eastern Wyoming College, Northwest College and the University of Wyoming will compete.
Elections, awards, and a "Harvest for All" food drive round out the meeting events.
The meeting agenda is at www.wyfb.org.
The Sheridan Holiday Inn is located at 1809 Sugarland Drive. Sheridan College is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
SHERIDAN — A free retirement strategy presentation will be held Thursday at the Powder Horn Clubhouse.
The event, "Plan Your Retirement on Your Own Terms," will include cocktails and conversation about retirement preparation and strategies to maximize Social Security benefits.
The program will begin at 4:30 p.m. with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. The retirement presentation will begin at 5:30 p.m.
Organizers ask those planning to attend to RSVP by the end of today. To RSVP, call 674-6288.
The Powder Horn Clubhouse is located at 23 Country Club Lane.
SHERIDAN — CHAPS Equine Assisted Therapy will host a tack sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
All proceeds from the sale will benefit the nonprofit equine therapy organization.
Items for sale will include English and Western tack, bits, boots, saddle pads and miscellaneous horse equipment.
For more information, call 673-6161.
CHAPS Equine Assisted Therapy is located at 501 U.S. Highway 14 East.
SHERIDAN — One local nonprofit is taking the "gift of giving" mantra one step further this year.
Bought Beautifully will present the "Give With Impact" holiday market from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Shall We Dance Ballroom.
The holiday gift market will feature products made by artisans all over the world, but that come only from vendors that help make a positive impact on the global community.
For more information, contact Emily Betzler at 752-8139.
The Shall We Dance Ballroom is located at 20 S. Tschirgi St.
SHERIDAN — Sheridan K-Life will host a day of dodgeball fun for all ages Saturday at the Sheridan High School gym.
The event will run from 2-9 p.m. It is open to anyone age 8 or older.
The cost is $15 per person, with the chance to purchase extra lives for $5.
Dodgeball teams should consist of six to eight players.
Pre-registered teams should plan to sign in between 2-2:45 p.m. Teams signing up Saturday should register at 2:45 p.m.
The Super K Tournament will begin at 3 p.m., followed by the junior high school tournament at 4 p.m., the high school tournament at 5:30 p.m. and the adult tournament at 7:30 p.m.
The event will benefit K-Life.
For additional information or to register, see sheridan.klife.com or call 655-8110.
Sheridan High School is located at 1056 Long Drive.
RANCHESTER — The Tongue River Child's Place annual benefit dinner and dance will be held Saturday at the Ranchester Town Hall.
Doors will open at 5:30 p.m.
The event will include a beef dinner, silent auction, live music by The Craft Brothers, raffle baskets and kids activities.
Alcohol will also be served at the event.
Tickets to attend are $20 for individuals, $30 per couple and $7 for kids.
For additional information or to purchase tickets in advance, call 655-2226. Tickets will also be available at the door for an increased cost.
Ranchester Town Hall is located at 145 Coffeen St. in Ranchester.
SHERIDAN — The Downtown Sheridan Association will host the 2015 Wild West Wine Fest on March 6.
The event to be held at the Elks Lodge will include tastings of more than 100 wines, beers and spirits with heavy hors d'oeuvres all evening.
General admission tickets cost $50 and include admission to the event from 6-9 p.m.
Tickets will be available online at downtownsheridan.org.
The event raises funds for the Downtown Sheridan Association.
For additional information, contact the DSA at 672-8881.
SHERIDAN — The Food Group Tacofest and Family Fun event will be held Saturday, March 7, at 5:30 p.m. at Sheridan College.
The fundraiser will benefit children in Sheridan County who would otherwise go hungry over the weekends.
A taco dinner will be provided by Taco John's and activities for the whole family will be featured.
The free event will be held in the atrium of the Edward A. Whitney Academic Center.
Donations to The Food Group will be accepted at the door.
For additional information, contact The Food Group Director Missy Hubert at 763-0850.
For more information on the nonprofit, see The Food Group's Facebook page.
Sheridan College is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
SHERIDAN — The next Nonprofit Tuesday at the Black Tooth Brewing Company will support the Sheridan Senior Center and the 2015 Keystone Awards.
On Tuesday, March 10, the brewery will donate $1 from every pint sold.
In addition, the 4-6 p.m. celebration will feature live music from Terry Garrison and the sale of raffle tickets for packages valued at more than $2,000. Winners of the raffle will be announced at the Keystone Awards on April 23.
For additional information, contact the Sheridan Senior Center at 672-2240.
The Black Tooth Brewing Company is located at 312 Broadway St.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce luncheon set for Wednesday, March 11, will feature a recap of the 63rd legislative session that is wrapping up in Cheyenne this week.
The luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m. at the Best Western Sheridan Center.
Local legislators will share issues and accomplishments that arose during the legislative session that could affect local businesses.
The luncheon is open to the public. The cost for the buffet lunch is $15.
For additional information, call the Chamber of Commerce at 672-2485.
The Best Western Sheridan Center is located at 612 N. Main St.
SHERIDAN — The United Methodist Women will host their annual salad luncheon on Thursday, March 12, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
An all-you-can-eat salad lunch will be served for $7 per person.
All proceeds of the luncheon will benefit the Methodist Women's Missions locally and around the world.
The luncheon will be held at First United Methodist Church, located at 215 W. Works St.
Organizers ask that attendees use the entrance on Tschirgi Street or the handicap entrance from the parking lot.
SHERIDAN — The annual Volunteers of America "Filling an Empty Bowl" fundraiser will be held Thursday, March 12, from 5-7:30 p.m. at the Sheridan County YMCA.
A wide variety of homemade soups will be served by community churches and other organizations.
The event will also include a silent auction, live music by Canary Joe, face painting and games for kids.
Attendees also get to take home their handcrafted bowls.
Organizers said the event is meant to help attendees emulate a meal one might have at a soup kitchen.
Tickets for the event are $25 for families, $10 for adults or $5 for children 6 and older. Kids 5 and younger are free.
For additional information, contact Skye Heeren at 672-0475.
The Sheridan County YMCA is located at 417 N. Jefferson St.
SHERIDAN — Local merchants will showcase their products Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Get Out and Shop event at Sheridan High School.
Home-based, direct sales and retail products will all be available.
Money raised from the event will support educational products at the PEO Sisterhood.
For additional information, see getoutandshopwy.com or call Nadine Gale at 752-2134.
Sheridan High School is located at 1056 Long Drive.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Jaycees will host a fun run Saturday in Kendrick Park beginning at 11 a.m.
The "Run 'Til You're Green" event will include 1-mile, 5K and 10K runs.
The entry fee to participate is $25 if you register before Saturday. The cost will be $30 on race day. The fee includes a T-shirt, goodie bag and lunch from Qdoba.
Proceeds from the event will benefit the Sheridan Jaycees for various community development projects.
Prizes will be awarded for best/greenest outfit as well as top times in each race and age group.
Register online at itsyourrace.com or beginning at 9 a.m. on race day.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County 4-H carnival and chili supper is set for March 14 from 3-7 p.m. at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall.
The event will include family fun, classic carnival games and a chili dinner. Games will include cake walks, a dunk tank and rubber band target shooting.
Tickets can be purchased in advance from any 4-H member or at the Sheridan County Extension Office in the Watt Agricultural Center at 3401 Coffeen Ave. Tickets may also be purchased at the door.
Raffle tickets for drawings to be held at the event are $2 per ticket or $18 for a book of 10. Tickets for games will cost 25 cents per ticket.
For additional information, contact the Sheridan County Extension Office at 674-2980.
The Sheridan County Fairgrounds are located at 1753 Victoria St.
SHERIDAN — A "Bottoms Up Bash" will benefit colon cancer awareness Saturday at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds.
The event will begin at 8 p.m.
Attendees are encouraged to wear blue and dance to the music of Narrow Gauge, a country/rock band from Denver.
The event will also feature silent auction items and a photo booth. A full cash bar will be available.
The cost is $10 and you must be 21 years of age or older to attend. Doors open at 7 p.m.
For additional information, contact Dana Townsend at 461-0550.
The Sheridan County Fairgrounds are located at 1753 Victoria St.
SHERIDAN — The next Dining for a Cause, scheduled for Monday, March 23, will benefit the Sheridan Health Center. All sales from lunch and dinner will be donated to the nonprofit organization.
Sheridan Health Center (formerly the Free Clinic of Sheridan) opened in March 2005 to provide medical care to uninsured Sheridan County residents whose household income makes it difficult to obtain health care. The project's goal is to empower patients to achieve a higher quality of life utilizing chronic disease management and long-term health and wellness planning. Building partnerships to enhance service to patients and engage the community has been its strength.
The event will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for lunch and 4-10 p.m. for dinner. Reservations for the event are encouraged and may be made by calling 675-6055.
Frackelton's is located at 55 N. Main Street.
SHERIDAN — The Cozy Corner will host a fundraising party for the Senior Center's Keystone Awards on March 27 from 3-7 p.m.
The event will include music, drinks and a chance to give back.
Admission is free, but tickets for the raffle packages to be awarded at the April 23 Keystone Awards will be available for sale.
For additional information, call Vanessa Larson or Brittany Hoblit at 672-2240.
The Cozy Corner is located at 112 Coffeen Ave.
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Women's Business Networking group will host an expo March 28 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall.
The event will feature exhibitors, nonprofits and presentations throughout the day alongside various booths featuring food and goods.
Presentations will include information on local nonprofits, essential oils, Zumba, reflecting your youth, touching lives in a way that can be counted and information on the upcoming FAB (For. About. By.) Women's Conference set for April 17.
The event will benefit the Advocacy and Resource Center, Big Brothers Big Sisters and the local suicide prevention coalition.
The Sheridan County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall is located at 1753 Victoria St.
SHERIDAN — While the event was rescheduled after ice conditions at Lake DeSmet didn't cooperate, the annual Jackalope Jump to support Special Olympics will be held at noon March 28 at Sheridan Junior High School.
The family friendly polar bear plunge will be done in a pool outside at the school.
Spectators are encouraged to attend and cheer on the polar bear plungers.
All proceeds from the event will benefit the Special Olympics Wyoming programs.
For additional information, call Carrie Pilcher at 672-7841.
To register for the jump, see firstgiving.com/sowy.
Registration will also be available at the event beginning at noon. The jump will begin at 1 p.m.
Sheridan Junior High School is located at 500 Lewis St.


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Why federal IT execs need to answer to a higher authority
When Rich Beutel, a senior House staffer and procurement policy expert, was gathering background input for the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act, he met separately with division CIOs at the same large agency (he did not say which) who were working on parallel but unconnected projects to build databases to manage the spare parts inventory for small fleets of aircraft. One project cost $60 million, and another cost $30 million. Beutel recalls asking one of the CIOs why the projects couldn't be combined, and the CIO replied, "We can't possibly use theirs. They have jets. We have turboprops."
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"From the program management perspective, CIOs need broader, enhanced authorities," Beutel said during a keynote speech at FOSE.
FITARA, which would expand the authority of agency-level CIOs and make the position a presidential appointment, has passed the House twice, most recently in February, and is awaiting action in the Senate. The bill also contains provisions to spread best practices for IT acquisition across the government, develop requirements for acquiring commodity IT and introduce a program to allow for broader flexibility in IT spending than is typically allowed under the appropriations process.
It is not clear what path FITARA will take in the Senate. The Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has passed a related bill on data center consolidation, which has been added to the Senate calendar and could be offered for passage under unanimous consent in the coming weeks. (FITARA has its own section on data center optimization.)
It is conceivable that pieces of FITARA could be added to the Senate data center bill before it is brought to the floor, or some pieces of FITARA could be added when the Senate bill is considered in the House. Alternatively, the defense authorization bill could serve as a vehicle for FITARA legislation, which lawmakers tried to do in 2013.
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In the wake of weather disasters, earthquakes and other crisis situations, first responders are often best served by older, sturdier technologies, Federal Emergency Management Agency CIO Adrian Gardner said during a FOSE panel discussion on May 14.
"Imagine 30 people trying to make a decision while standing around looking at a map on the same iPad or the same computer," he said. While geographic information system developers might consider paper maps to be passé, sometimes they offer the best utility in a field situation, Gardner said.
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Harrison's reputation alone could affect Rodgers, Packers
Harrison's reputation alone could affect Rodgers, Packers
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Feb. 4, 2011Tell Clark your opinion!
DALLAS -- It's Super Bowl I for Aaron Rodgers, and the Green Bay quarterback insists he's not concerned about nerves. Good. That's how it should be. But he better be concerned about James Harrison.
The Pittsburgh linebacker is the NFL's poster child for head-hunting, fined so many times for helmet-to-helmet hits that he claimed the league was trying to single him out, shut him down and change his game.
I don't believe it, and I don't know if anyone outside the Steelers' locker room does, either. But I do know this: Harrison poses a clear and present danger to Rodgers, and the reason is those helmet-to-helmet hits.
Nobody does it better than Harrison, right? At least, that's what the NFL tells us. Well, now he opposes a quarterback who suffered two concussions this season.
Connect the dots: One Harrison blow to Rodgers' head, and the Packers can start warming up Matt Flynn.
I'm not saying that happens, but it could, and that should have Green Bay's attention because violent hits are part of a game Harrison said he won't change to satisfy the NFL.
"You're looking at maybe five or six plays," he said, "in the course of 900-1,000 plays a year, or 7,000 or 8,000 plays over the course of my career, and they're trying to pick out five or six plays that were questionable to them?
"If you go through the course, week in and week out, that guys play in, you'll see guys that hit quarterbacks the same way that I do ... if not worse ... and they aren't flagged. And they aren't fined, either. Like I said, they needed somebody to implement their rule, and they decided to come make it me."
OK, fine. That's his take. Here's mine: By making Harrison a target ... by "singling" him out, as he claims ... the NFL inadvertently put Harrison and the Steelers at an advantage and the Green Bay Packers on edge.
Think about it. When the Packers consider what to do with Harrison and how to handle the guy, they can't help but consider what he has done -- and what he did vs. Cleveland this season was hammer Josh Cribbs and Mohamed Massaquoi so hard that each suffered a concussion.
That's when the NFL stepped in, Harrison was outraged and a reputation was made.
"Rodney Harrison benefited from it, and so did Bryan Cox," an AFC head coach said. "Oftentimes if you get that reputation, it's a good thing because when you get more attention, guys are going to be more wary of you. So the thought of getting hit by you is almost worse than getting hit by you.
"Result: Guys will drop balls or not do things in your area because they're concerned about that. It's kind of like airplane crashes. There aren't that many of them, but you don't want to be on the one that crashes."
The problem with trying to defend Harrison is that there's an equally effective -- and destructive -- linebacker on the other side in LaMarr Woodley. He not only was a half-sack behind Harrison this season, he's the first NFL player anywhere to produce 10 sacks in his first six playoff games.
But there's a difference. Harrison has a reputation. Woodley does not.
"Being singled out sometimes is not bad," Woodley said, "because it's playing out across SportsCenter and all across the big news channels. So now other players are thinking, 'If we come across the middle, this guy might knock me out.' So you think twice about catching that ball.
"Which means it can definitely work in your favor. Guys are thinking more about the hit than actually catching the ball."
Forget the people catching the ball. I'm talking about the guy slinging it. Aaron Rodgers, consider yourself warned.
"A history of concussions has nothing to do with it," Harrison said. "You want to get after the quarterback, and if the quarterback can sit back there and pass like it's seven-on-seven, then you're not doing your job. We need to get pressure on [Rodgers] to throw him off his timing and to throw him off his game. It has nothing to do with concussions."
The heck it doesn't. It has everything to do with concussions. Aaron Rodgers, do yourself a favor. Next time James Harrison comes calling, duck.
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Come onn.. he's harmless. Wouldn't hurt a fly
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"I am doing my job the same exact way I did my job in 2008 when the League honored me with the Defensive Player of the Year Award."
All the other crap aside, like the way the NFL was selling pictures of those hits, or trying to propogate this lie that they actually care about the players, the fact that the same style of play that once garnered Defensive Player of the Year awards, has taken a 180 degree turn and is now yielding fines should be a real eye-opener....
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James Harrison has broken out of the sports pages to become the face of the violent world of pro football
This from TIME magazine's article on the game
A Guide to Looking Smart About the Super Bowl
An Eye on One Angry Man: Steelers linebacker James Harrison (No. 92) seems quite surly these days. Early this season, the NFL started cracking down on violent hits that can cause head injuries, but Harrison spoke out, saying he'd rather retire than change his playing style. He quickly recanted his threat — no surprise there — but never reformed his game. Harrison racked up more than $100,000 in fines this season. "I'm not going to let a couple of people who happen to have a higher position run me out of the game," Harrison says. "The guys that are making these decisions, most of them haven't played a down of NFL football in their life. Whether guys are making $100 million or $50 million, $100,000 is $100,000. That's a lot of money." This week Harrison called the NFL's safety measures "a show" and sarcastically suggested that the league "lay down a pillow" on the football field.
Will Harrison take his anger out on the Packers? Will he cause a concussion in front of more than 100 million TV viewers? "He's the most physical, ****sure player in the NFL," says Tucker. "Watch him for the brutality of football." Though you may need to close your eyes.
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The only way Harrison will not get to Rodgers is if GB blatantly holds him and nothing's called, which has been the case for the past 2 years.
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One of our games against the Bengals this year...I believe it was the first one, I think the player was Jordan Shipley had a chance to catch a first down near the end of the game over the middle and pretty much win the ball game. Well he dropped it, and I can't help but imagine he was thinking about getting absolutely plastered into next week. That intimidation alone can sometimes win ball games.
Deserves got nothin to do with it.
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I just had a great idea. Why not surprise the Pack and put Harrison on the left for the first half facing Bulaga? they've probably been planning all week to deal with him. At halftime when they make the adjustment, put him back on the right.
They could at least do it for the first series to confuse the Pack and make them nervous.
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Some of his fines were bogus (like the body slam of Young) or the Cleveland hit (player lowered himself) but if a player launches with their helmet (like Clark does a lot) and hits another player in the helmet, I agree with the fine. There are just too many concussions. In hockey they can be out almost a month (Crosby). The NFL has allowed neck and shoulder injuries too. It just needs to stop.
If a player the other player lowers himself and gets hit, that is different. You can also tell. If the tackler is looking at the player, (not launching with the top of the helmet hitting the player first), that is better.
So I agree with about half the fines/penalties.
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Nice job on the light guitar, it almost sounds like something Led Zepp would make. At least the first minute and a half, the last 21 seconds kinda trailed off.
But either way you look at this its still a nice song, I REALLY think you should put more music like this out, you could make it longer.
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Okey man there was a long break...but what's that?? Bro seriously....that's VERY NICE!! BUt...chose your old style for new stuff ehy?? But this one is..new...fresh..and I like the "string-shema-tuff" a good and new idea, nice work dude!!!
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They're just lucky it was a theft and the tank didn't burst [wikipedia.org].
The "reserve" is in fact a way to keep maple syrup price higher by creating a rarity and allows to cash in when price goes higher. It's literaly a maple mafia going on here, all of it being driven under the UPA (union des producteurs agricoles - the farmer union), which is the solely recognized and legal farmer union in Quebec. There's a lot of complaint and some legal wrangling going on against this monopoly.
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Help! Grilling Salmon...
Could anyone share their tips on how to grill salmon steaks without them sticking to the grill? We love BBQ salmon but have had no luck with either oiling them, cooking them skin side down first etc.
We like them done quite rare, but hate having to scrape them from the grill. I dont coat them in any type of paste or coating, just oil. Do I sear them on the hotplate first? But we love the flamegrill taste...would I lose that?
Cook's Illustrated in the May/June issue says to get the grill very hot by covering the grates with foil while you preheat them, scrape them down to clean, then wipe them with oil using a paper towel held by tongs. Do this repeatedly until the oil fuses to the grates and forms a non-stick coating. I haven't tried it yet myself, but they claim it works. You can also make an aluminum foil "pan" to hold the salmon on the grill.
Thats sounds like its worth a shot...the BBQ is in need of a good clean right now, so I will try it out and let you know what happens.
Other meats only seem to stick on the grill if they have been marinated in a sweet marinade (i.e. honey & mustard, or teriyaki). But salmon sticks no matter what.
Do I have the heat too high I wonder?
We just did salmon Monday night. We did it 2 ways - 1 on a cedar plank and the other on a grill tray (tray with a bunch of holes) directly on the grates. First we preheated the grill to 300. We then used olive oil pretty generously on both sides of the salmon and different spices. We kept the grill closed for the 1st 15 minutes before checking. No peeking. It just needed a couple of minutes after that and it came out perfect - again, both on the plank and the grill tray. No sticking at all. Maybe it was the low tempeture.
Good luck!
I (gas) grill salmon at least once a week and use one of these things, which I bought at our local Ace hardware store for under $10. Works like a charm. I don't even spray it as there seems to be enough oil in the salmon. If it does stick a little, I just pry it with a spatula.
I preheat the grill, then lower to med-low. 15 minutes with skin side down, then 10 minutes skin side up. For a real treat, marinate for a couple of hours in Dales Steak Seasoning. :-))
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Hi thanks for all your tips. Had never heard of the plank idea?? What sort of wood is the plank?
I think tmacmillan might be on to our problem. I am a bit of a clean freak and our bbq is always cleaned and reoiled after cooking. But maybe cleaned "too" well, and too much oil is cleaned away and even though I reoil it,the surface is not truly nonstick, and therefore the salmon sticks.
Over Christmas we have done LOTS of cooking on the BBQ (its hot down here in OZ!), and I havent been able to clean as rigorously. Voila, the salmon is not sticking! Maybe I have finally created that non-stick surface I should have had to start with.
However, I did toy with the idea of swapping out our cast iron grills and grill plates for stainless steel? I worry though that you lose some of the flavour? Thoughts?
And stainless is not cheap! Cost/Benefit?
Stainless steel will not cure the same way that cast iron will. You will be better off sticking with iron and make sure that it is well seasoned. The method I use is similar to the method described by CI - I get the grills hot and then brush them with a wire brush and oil them with another brush or a mop. Grape seed oil is good for this, but you want an oil with a high smoke temperature. I always grill the salmon at high heat and generally do presentation side down first. If you try to move it too soon, it will stick, but after about three minutes, it will release from the grill, and then I grill it skin side down. Occasionally the skin will stick, but I usually do not eat that anyway.
For seasoning, I use salt, pepper, olive oil, and dried dill, and it should be seasoned about half an hour before grilling. I also sometimes use a marinade of soy sauce, fresh ginger, fresh garlic, lime juice, wasabi, and sesame oil, and if I use this, I cook it skin side down and do not turn it. The skin usually sticks to the grill, but I do not plan on serving that anyway when I use this marinade.
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So here's what I'm looking to achieve. I would like to give my users a single google-like textbox where they can type their queries. And I would like them to be able to express semi-natural language such as
"view all between 1/1/2008 and 1/2/2008"
it's ok if the syntax has to be fairly structured and limited to this specific domain ... these are expert users who will be using this.
Ultimately, I think I'd like the parse results to be available as some sort of expression tree. But if you've got some other ideas about what data structure might be better.
This is in C# :-)