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It's high school graduation time and the halls are ringing with John F. Kennedy's exhortation to "ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country."
Public service has been prominent in the presidential campaign narratives, and should be a focus at graduations. But such rhetoric is not quite enough to launch this generation into a lifetime of service.
Just as young Americans have redefined social networking through Facebook, they have changed the basic meaning of public service. It no longer denotes a 30-year career in government, but a kaleidoscope of engagement that covers everything from voting to military service.
Young Americans sort through these new options based on the chance they'll make a difference on a specific cause, not with an innate sense of civic duty. They have set records in volunteering for their country and are highly aware of issues such as Darfur, global warming, and the latest international disaster.
Whether they participate in public service as occasional volunteers or as full-time employees, they want meaningful assignments, the chance to learn new skills, and the opportunity to help people.
Young Americans believe that public service is something they can do anywhere at any time. They seem to feel just as engaged in great causes by wearing cancer bracelets, shopping at Whole Foods, and buying clothes as part of Project Red, as they do in voting, writing letters to Congress, and giving a few dollars to a candidate.

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Dart 1.8: An Interview with Seth Ladd of Google
Google has released version 1.8 of Dart, bringing with it experimental support for enums. InfoQ sat down with developer advocate Seth Ladd to get more information about the feature, and the latest info on the Dart project.
Supersonic Framework Touts Native Performance for Android and iOS Hybrid Apps
AppGyver has announced Supersonic, a new framework to build hybrid mobile apps on Android and iOS that promises to provide "real native performance," says AppGyver, thanks to a novel approach to designing hybrid apps. Supersonic is also integrated with Steroids, an impressive cross-platform IDE for hybrid apps.
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Io.js officially launched this week. A GitHub fork of joyent/node where contributions, releases, and contributorship are under an open governance model, plans its first release for January 2015. With some core members of the Node.js community dissatisfied with Joyent's Advisory board, and by Node's lack of releases, core team member Fedor Indutny set up io.js.
ZURB Releases a Framework for Creating Responsive Apps
ZURB, a web design company and creator of Foundation (for Sites), has announced and open sourced another framework called Foundation for Apps (FA). FA provides HTML5/JavaScript tools for creating responsive web applications for desktop and mobile devices.
Netflix Burned by Express.js
Yunong Xiao, a Software Engineer at Netflix, recently wrote in the company's official tech blog about the latency problems that his team faced while working to move Netflix website UI to Node.js. In the post, he described the complex engineering process used to find out the root cause and how it lead to the decision of substituting the underlying API framework.
Service Workers Promise to Make Web Apps Feel Native
The service worker browser feature holds promise for developers looking to make their web apps feel more like native apps. Running in the background and without user interaction, service workers enable advanced scenarios such as offline functionality, cache, background sync, geofencing, and push notifications.
Firefox 34 Brings SSLv3 Security Fix, New HTML5 Implementations
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Origami: Component-Based Web Applications
Andrew Betts, director at FT Labs, presented to Velocity Europe 2014 attendants a set of home-grown standards and tools for web development. They aim to cope with the development challenges of creating and maintaining more than eight hundred *.ft.com sites. FT Labs main strategy is to breakdown web pages into components built within a well-defined set of rules.
Facebook Flow Provides More Static Typing for JavaScript
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NCVO and Third Sector Research Centre to create a data bank of 10,000 charities
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Greenpeace has been warned against using its advertising to encourage anti-social behaviour after the Advertising Standards Authority upheld a complaint about its website which solicited donations for direct action against a coal power plant.
The advertising regulator received one complaint about a donation option on the greenpeacegiving.org.uk website which asked for an £80 donation to 'redecorate a power station chimney'.
The marketing presented the donation as a restricted gift for direct action against a proposed new coal power plant in Kingsnorth, Kent. "Shutting down dirty power stations is just one of the ways Greenpeace is working to secure a clean energy future, but painting down the side of giant chimneys cranks up the political pressure and throws a vital spotlight on one of the greatest threats to our climate," the website read.
The ASA agreed with the complaint that the advertisement, in asking for donations for protestors to paint the chimney with an anti-coal slogan, encouraged and condoned anti-social behaviour, which "would in some circumstances be illegal".
"We concluded that the ad was harmful and irresponsible," the regulator said in an adjudication published today.
Greenpeace has been told not to publish the ad again and warned to make sure that in future its advertising does not encourage or condone anti-social behaviour.
A spokeswoman for Greenpeace said that soliciting donations from individuals was critical to the charity's independence and ability to go to the "front-line of environmental damage".
"We're going to keep doing that, whether it's stopping climate change pollution at its source, or sailing to the Arctic to stop oil drilling. But we certainly didn't set out to flout any law or regulation on our website, so we took down the advertisement," she said.
The ASA has only had the power to adjudicate on marketing on organisations' websites since last March, when its remit was substantially expanded. The regulator's remit also extends to Facebook and other social networks.
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This is another worrying erosion of Britain's beleaguered civil liberties. The ASA adjudication against Greenpeace UK means that not only is everyone in the United Kingdon banned from promoting non-violent civil disobedience via all media covered by ASA (ie broadcast, print and internet, even Twitter) but that under ASA rules peat transgressors can even be banned by advertisers from even accepting material such as "demonstrate at XXX place" tweets, if the demonstration is not pre-authorised or may deliver civil disobedience. This repressive decision potentially prevents the "Arab Spring" from ever happening in UK. Please alert people to this erosion of civil liberty.
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Uber adds UberXL ride-sharing service in Charlotte
Uber, the ride-sharing app that's drawn the ire of taxi companies, said Friday that it's launching UberXL in Charlotte, in addition to its black car and private car services.
UberXL offers customers larger vehicles such as SUVs and minivans that can seat up to six passengers. Like Uber's other services, riders summon an UberXL with an app on their phones that pairs them with an amateur driver using their personal car. Payment is made with a rider's credit card saved in Uber's app, so the experience can feel more like getting a ride from a friend than taking a cab.
Uber started operating in Charlotte last year, along with Lyft, another ride-sharing app. The company offers UberX services, in which amateur drivers use their own regular cars to ferry passengers around, and "black car" services, which offers rides in a vehicle similar to a town car.
In Charlotte, cab drivers are clashing with Uber and Lyft over new regulations. The taxi companies say Uber and Lyft can undercut them because they're less regulated. Uber and Lyft drivers don't go through city-mandated background checks and city inspections as do cab drivers in Charlotte, though the companies screen them, and the ride-sharing companies don't pay the same licensing fees.
Other states, including Virginia and Maryland, also are struggling to figure out regulations for the new companies, while cab drivers have staged traffic-blocking protests in cities from Washington, D.C., to London and Paris.
The Charlotte City Council is planning to consider new regulations soon. The draft regulations have left the cab companies, Uber and Lyft unhappy, however. They would require background checks for Uber and Lyft drivers as well as inspections for their cars, which the companies say would be so onerous it would discourage their part-time, amateur drivers from working.
Cab companies, on the other hand, have said the regulations would still give Uber and Lyft an advantage by not requiring the same licensing fees from the companies.
The new rules would deregulate cab fares, which are currently set by the city. That could allow cab companies to drop their prices and compete more effectively with Uber and Lyft.
In their UberXL announcement, the company touted its price advantage over cabs for hypothetical rides. Even though UberXL has higher base fares than UberX ($2.55 a mile vs. $1.25 a mile), the company said it's cheaper than putting six people in a Charlotte cab. For example, the company's price comparison showed UberXL would cost $25 for a ride from uptown to SouthPark, vs. $34 in a taxi.
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IT Management
The federal government has blown a documented $9.2 billion on failed IT investments over the past decade. More than 10 percent of its current $82 billion IT budget is at risk. And tens of billions more are tied up in the lifecycle costs of troubled IT projects.
These numbers, generated by the Government Accountability Office through analysis and a series of federal audits, were presented to the House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Government Operations during July testimony on IT initiatives.
The numbers are ugly by any measure, yet hope exists for more efficiency in federal IT via various Office of Management and Budget-led initiatives. According to GAO, TechStat, PorfolioStat, the Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative and the Federal IT Dashboard have each realized varying levels of cost savings or cost avoidance.
Most notable is TechStat, which has identified $4 billion in savings since 2010 through face-to-face, evidence-based accountability reviews of large IT acquisitions, according to OMB.
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As of April 2013, OMB had conducted 79 TechStat sessions at 23 agencies to realize the savings, and TechStat played a role in the termination of five major IT acquisitions. Dave Powner, GAO's director of IT management issues and one of the witnesses who testified in July, said that in 2010 and 2011, when the majority of TechStats took place, "more systems were stopped and terminated than I can recall happening before."
PortfolioStat, created by OMB in 2012 primarily to reduce duplication across government IT portfolios, has thus far achieved nearly $900 million in cost savings, and according to OMB has identified $2.5 billion in future cost savings. And FDCCI, OMB's attempt to save money through data center consolidation, will achieve about $63 million in savings through fiscal 2013, and another $575 million by fiscal 2014's close.
Yet these initiatives remain far from optimal.
The IT Dashboard, launched to increase oversight and transparency, often offers only a sliver of the transparent truth it is supposed to provide taxpayers on troubled IT investments. GAO found several agencies reportedly evaluate troubled or risky projects as OK. Not all agencies report regularly, either. The Defense Department has not updated its IT Dashboard in approximately two years, much to the ire of legislators and federal CIO Steven VanRoekel, who talked about the agency's infrequent updates in his July 25 testimony.
In addition, several large IT projects received multiple TechStat reviews without corrective action being taken, including DOD's Expeditionary Combat Support System, which reportedly received three TechStats before it was finally terminated. ECSS was an epic IT failure by any definition, yet it was canceled in 2012 only after DOD had already spent $1 billion.
So GAO has called for more TechStat reviews, in part because they shed light on large-scale, high-value IT acquisitions, and urged agencies to pay them more heed.
PortfolioStat, meanwhile, has thus far identified only a small chunk of the $5 billion to $6 billion some officials believe the initiative could potentially save. But ridding duplicative, shoddy IT investments – which often involves severing ties with legacy contractors – will require CIOs with more power than most currently have, Powner testified. The Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) could grant CIOs those powers, but its future is anything but certain.
And FDCCI, which was rolled into PortfolioStat in early 2013, has come under criticism from Congress for its lack of results. It was supposed to save $3 billion to $5 billion by 2015, yet its documented savings to date are paltry in comparison.
Subcommittee Chairman John Mica (R-Fla.) did not mince words after learning the federal government was somehow farther away from its goal of closing 40 percent of agency data centers in July than it was when FDCCI was created in 2010.
Prompted by findings from GAO, OMB disclosed in July that its reworked definition of the term "data center" increased the number of counted data centers from 3,133 to more than 7,000.
"From a consolidation standpoint, it looks like we're stuck in neutral or gone in reverse," Mica said.
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The latest version of the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act purportedly protects companies from liability and individuals from government intrusion.
Popular CIO is headed for the private sector.
The Census Bureau hasn't established a time frame for its cloud computing plans, including testing for scalability, security, and privacy protection, as well as determining a budget for cloud services.
President Obama's proposal to boost government coordination with the private sector got a warm welcome in the House Homeland Security Committee.
The spy agency wants to better integrate cybersecurity into its traditional human intelligence operations.
As I keep saying, when the Government decides to do a program that will "save money", expect the opposite to occur. They have been doing this for decades. The biggest scam is Obomacare which will make this IT loss look like peanuts.
I sound like a broken record again, but could not resist commenting. Have you taken a look at the Navy Logistics Programs (on the East Coast in particular -- Little Creek, Cheatham Annex, etc.) that are stove-piped systems, implemented at the whim of some territorial contractor, who simply does not want to share or "play nicely" with more sophisticated enterprise management systems/contractors? It is staggering and a huge waste of taxpayer dollars.....
It's only the beginning. No one ever pays attention to what the government spends on IT, especially overseas. It's just a bunch of blank checks written that 'supposedly save money' when it's just about making the contractors wealthy.
Gag me. I haven't even read the story. These companies promised things they couldn't deliver. I've seen it a thousand times. Their key words are " I have an app for that" They want to get there nose in the tent and raise the price. The pressure on the government is to outsource and what do they get in return. C'on Man.
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A North Korean firing squad publicly executed a factory worker for sneaking news out of the reclusive communist country via his illicit mobile phone, Seoul-based radio said Thursday.
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SEOUL-A North Korean firing squad publicly executed a factory worker for sneaking news out of the reclusive communist country via his illicit mobile phone, Seoul-based radio said Thursday.
The armaments factory worker was accused of divulging the price of rice and other information on living conditions to a friend who defected to South Korea years ago, Open Radio for North Korea reported on its website.
The man, surnamed Chong, made calls to the defector using an illegal Chinese mobile phone, the broadcaster said, citing a North Korean security agency official it did not identify. The report didn't say when the phone calls were made.
The execution took place by firing squad in late January in the eastern coastal city of Hamhung, according to Open Radio for North Korea, a broadcaster specializing in the isolated country. The station broadcasts into North Korea, which tightly controls news.
South Korea's Unification Ministry, which handles relations with North Korea, and the National Intelligence Service, Seoul's main spy agency, said they could not immediately confirm the report.
Mobile phone use in authoritarian North Korea is tightly restricted, though the country introduced an advanced network in partnership with Cairo-based Orascom Telecom in 2008. North Koreans who manage to make illegal international mobile phone calls mostly use networks in neighbouring China.
Open Radio for North Korea said it believes more than 10,000 North Koreans living near the border with China illicitly possess Chinese mobile phones.
Ha Tae-keung, the broadcaster's chief, said it was not known to whom in South Korea the information passed on by Chong was eventually delivered.
The North Korean defector said to have received the calls, only identified by the common Korean family name of Kim, may have worked for South Korean government officials, researchers or news outlets, Ha said.
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ATLANTA (AP) — For much of the night, it was tough to watch. Mississippi hardly looked like the 18th-ranked team in the country. Boise State in no way resembled the program that used to beat the big boys with such regularity.
No. 18 Ole Miss pulls away from Boise State 35-13
The Rebels finally came around in the fourth quarter, pulling away to beat Boise State 35-13 in a sloppy season opener Thursday.
Shaking off three first-half interceptions, Bo Wallace threw for 387 yards and four touchdowns — three of the scores coming on consecutive throws in the fourth quarter.
The Rebels (1-0) got the victory before a sparse crowd in the first of two Chick-fil-A Kickoff Games at the Georgia Dome this week. But it was hardly the sort of convincing performance they were hoping for entering the season with their highest ranking since 2009.
Ole Miss led only 7-6 entering the fourth quarter before finishing off Boise State (0-1), ruining the debut of new Broncos coach Bryan Harsin.
"It was awful hard to watch for 2 1/2 quarters," Rebels coach Hugh Freeze said. "Then we got in a decent rhythm the last part of the game, found a way to score enough points to win."
Cody Core, who won a starting job during preseason practice, hauled in a pair of TDs: a 30-yarder in the final minute of the first quarter, then a 76-yarder midway through the fourth after grabbing a short pass on a slant route and breaking free down the middle of the field.
Also in the final period, Wallace went to Laquon Treadwell for a 14-yard TD and hooked up with Quincy Adeboyejo on a 31-yard scoring play.
That was more than enough against Boise State, which was coming off its worst season since 1998 (8-5) and seems to have lost its BCS-busting swagger. Grant Hedrick was picked off four times. The Broncos had first-and-goal at the Ole Miss 1 in the second quarter, ran three straight plays that lost a total of 2 yards, and settled for a field goal.
"We've got to go back and find a way to get it in," Harsin said. "We worked to get it all the way down there. We've got to punch it in. We were not good enough tonight to get that done."
More telling, when still in the game and facing fourth-and-3 at the Rebels 40, Boise State took a delay of game and punted the ball away.
"You're not going to win too many games throwing four picks," Hedrick said. "We had opportunities, but we just didn't capitalize on some plays. That's what stings."
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NEW BRUNSWICK – Gov. Chris Christie has declared October 2011 as "Parental Involvement in Education Month" in New Jersey.
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Majority Of NJ Residents Say They're Worse Off Financially
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STATE – A majority of New Jersey residents (51 percent) feel that they're worse off financially than they were a year ago, according to a quarterly consumer survey by Fairleigh Dickinson University's Silberman College of Business. About a quarter (26 percent) say they are about the same as a year ago, and about a quarter (23 percent) say they are better off.
Agreement Reached To Reduce Costs For Cancelled Hudson River Rail Tunnel
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senator Frank R. Lautenberg (D-NJ) marked 15 years since legislation he authored was signed into law to prohibit individuals convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors from buying or possessing firearms.
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KEARNY — Acting Gov. Kim Guadagno visited a solar energy site being built on a former Kearny landfill yesterday. Approximately 2,000 solar panels are in place now, and the 13-acre facility is expected to come on-line by the end of the year. During a press conference, Guadagno noted that New Jersey has passed California in the number of solar panels installed. (Photo credit: Governor's Office/Tim Larsen)
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Attorneys ask for support in World Cup turf fight
The law firm that represents soccer players who object to playing on artificial turf at next year's Women's World Cup said Wednesday that a FIFA-commissioned survey of players shows that 77 percent feel major tournaments should be played on grass.
The attorneys, who are considering taking legal action in Canada ahead of the tournament, included the results of the survey in a letter sent to soccer's six international confederations appealing for support. They said that soccer's governing body led players to believe the results would help inform the decision about which surface to use.
U.S. national team veteran Abby Wambach said that she was among the players that took the survey. Wambach is among a group of U.S. and international players protesting the use of turf at the tournament, claiming it amounts to gender discrimination because the men played on grass.
Not only do soccer balls move differently on natural grass, but injuries are also less likely, players say.
"This is the pinnacle of our sport," said Wambach, 34, a fixture on the national team since 2003. "As an older player it's not only my job but my responsibility to make sure the sport be played on the very best surface for the very best tournament of our careers."
Wambach says that players can't slide into tackles as they normally would because of potential injuries to their knees and legs, and they certainly risk getting hurt on hard landings from diving headers.
In late July, the players joined in a letter of protest penned to FIFA and the Canadian Soccer Association. The players say that unless their concerns are addressed, legal action could be taken in Canada based on that country's laws against gender-based discrimination.
No such action has been taken yet, but the letter to the confederations indicates the effort is ramping up.
There has been widespread support for the protest on social media, with such celebrities including actor Tom Hanks and NBA player Kobe Bryant joining in the debate.
"Canadian and FIFA officials need to be transparent about what happened then and what's happening now. Above all, Canada and FIFA need to fix their mistake and give women's World Cup 2015 participants the playing conditions they deserve and the law demands," attorney Hampton Dellinger said.
FIFA did not respond to an inquiry for comment on the survey. The Canadian Soccer Association has deferred all comment to FIFA.
The survey, commissioned by FIFA and conducted by the Sports Technology Institute of Loughborough University, was conducted at the 2013 Algarve Cup and involved 190 elite players from several national teams.
Asked if all matches for major tournaments should be played on grass, 77 percent responded they agree or strongly agree, while 15 percent said they were neutral and the remaining said they strongly disagree.
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In this chapter, you will explore the different relationships formed by parallel and perpendicular lines and planes. Different angle relationships will also be explored and what happens to these angles when lines are parallel. You will continue to use proofs, to prove that lines are parallel or perpendicular. There will also be a review of equations of lines and slopes and how we show algebraically that lines are parallel and perpendicular.
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- 3.9. Perpendicular Lines in the Coordinate Plane
- 3.10. Distance Formula in the Coordinate Plane
- 3.11. Distance Between Parallel Lines
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This chapter begins by comparing parallel and skew lines and presenting some of the basic properties of parallel lines. Perpendicular lines are then introduced and some basic properties and theorems related to perpendicular lines are explored. Building on the discussion of parallel lines, perpendicular lines, and transversals, the different angles formed when parallel lines are cut by a transversal are displayed. Corresponding angles, alternate interior angles, alternate exterior angles and their properties are presented. The algebra topics of equations of lines, slope, and distance are tied to the geometric concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines.
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Now that Cyber Monday is underway, it's about time for the "Best of Everything!!!" lists to start coming out. (Or, as documented at Largehearted Boy, continue coming out.) Personally, I fricking love these sorts of lists, to find books/albums that I need to check out, and to serve as fodder for my anger . . . I'll bet at least half of an upcoming podcast will be an escalation of complaints about some utterly predictable list of shit that most four-book-a-year readers will slobber over . . . And hopefully our year end lists (in books, movies, and music) will get some other cultural elitists all bent.
But for now, the only year end list I've checked out is this Kirkus one, which is definitely my favorite, since it includes TWO Open Letter titles: Children of Reindeer Woods by Kristin Omarsdottir, translated from the Icelandic by Lytton Smith and My First Suicide by Jerzy Pilch (Kirkus LOVES the Pilch), translated from the Polish by David Frick.
There are a number of interesting books on this list—Kingdom Come by J.G. Ballard, The Investigation by Philip Claudel, Arcadia by Lauren Groff, Lazarus Is Dead by Richard Beard, and Three Strong Women by Marie NDiaye—but not many (any?) from small, nonprofit presses. YAY TO US FOR OVERACHIEVING!
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UGA keeps to specific goal in facing Florida
April, 20, 2012
By David Ching | ESPN.com
ATHENS, Ga. -- David Perno recently set an offensive goal for his Georgia baseball team to work toward -- one that seems to be the dividing line between success and failure.
"We set out a couple weeks ago to score six runs a game and that's all it would've took [against Furman]," Perno said after Tuesday's 5-4 loss to the Paladins. "That's not a tall order."
In fact, entering this weekend's series at top-ranked Florida (29-8, 9-6 SEC), that six-run benchmark has been a nearly automatic signal of victory for the Bulldogs (23-15, 7-8). Georgia is a sparkling 11-2 when it scores at least six runs in a game, but 12-13 when it scores five runs or less.
Before the setback against Furman, the Bulldogs had seemingly broken out of a lengthy slump by winning four games in the previous five days. They took two of three against No. 22 Ole Miss and also beat Clemson and Liberty in that stretch -- scoring at least six runs in three of the four victories.
The clutch hits that came with runners in scoring position in the previous victories were not there against Furman, however. The Bulldogs stranded nine runners and squandered numerous prime scoring chances.
"We just didn't do enough to produce enough to win that game," senior outfielder Peter Verdin said. "You've got to do a whole lot more than four runs, that's for sure."
Verdin was one of Georgia's offensive spark plugs during the recent six-game grind, reaching base in 13 of 23 plate appearances. But the Bulldogs' problem has typically been with driving runners in, not getting them on base.
In SEC play, Georgia ranks second in the league with a .291 batting average. But the Bulldogs have still scored fewer runs (63, or 4.2 per game) than all but one team in conference play.
They know it will be difficult to win low-scoring games at Florida, as the Gators lead the conference with 48 home runs and have some of the SEC's top offensive performers in Mike Zunino (.346, 10 home runs, 39 RBIs, 15 doubles and 91 total bases -- home run, doubles and total bases counts that lead or tie for tops in the SEC), Preston Tucker (.322, nine home runs) and Nolan Fontana (.326, 36 runs).
"We're going to have to go down and play well this weekend, but you can play very well at Florida and still not win," Perno said.
After starting the season 24-4, the Gators hit a recent lull of their own, dropping two out of three against LSU and also losing to North Florida. They recovered by winning four of their last five, regaining the top spot in the ESPN/USA Today poll by taking two of three from Tennessee and beating rival Florida State last week and then defeating Georgia Southern 8-2 on Tuesday.
Despite his struggles as a relief pitcher against Furman while under the weather, Michael Palazzone -- who allowed all five runs in an inning of work and took the loss against the Paladins -- looked to finally be back to his dominant form from last season when he pitched a complete game last Thursday against Ole Miss.
If Palazzone (1-5, 5.81 ERA) and Alex Wood (5-1, 2.61) begin forming the effective 1-2 punch Perno expected when the season started and the offense begins hitting the six-run plateau more consistently, the Bulldogs will likely advance in the SEC East standings down the stretch.
Their goal is to begin that march this weekend in Gainesville.
"We're still going to be very confident and hungry going into Florida," said first baseman Jonathan Hester, who scored twice and drove in a run against Furman. "It's a big, huge weekend for us. If we can go down there and hopefully win the series at Florida that would be huge for us."
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deegan1April 25, 2014
does anyone have ideas how to make the silverware spoon flowers for you garden without welding them....show us your pictures, please
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Here is the link to the spoons with out welding.
Here is the link to the spoons with out welding.
I don't know what happened to the other link.
Here is a link that might be useful: Thrifty rebel flowers from spoons
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I hopefully fixed the original one, not sure what happened to it..
Here is a link that might be useful: Tutorial with glue
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Rooms were clean, modern, quiet. Generous bathroom space.
The only thing I can think of here was that the bagels were stale at breakfast. Everything else was fine.
Everyone was friendly and breakfast was very good. Location was good near everything.
Everything was clean and up to date.
The 'game area' included outdated arcades and worn out pool tables.
Room was cold and heater did not work good enough, door leeked cold air and was hard to open, water was brown and smelled like rust, tv was fuzzy, room need painting.
It had a pool and the staff was very nice.The room was spacious and they even upgraded us to queen size beds instead of double beds at no extra cost.I thought that was very generous of them.
I was in room 133 and everything was great except for the restroom tub.We had a child who had to bath instead of shower but the thing to close the plug didn't work so we had to place a cup over the drain to fill the tub to give the child a bath.
Overall hotel was nice and updated. I have no complaints. Breakfast was great. Room was spacious.
There wasn't anything that I dis not like.
Great staff at check in and check outNice room. Quiet. Clean.
Construction in the lobby
Old and run down '' out of date appliances/ electronics, they still have the big bulky old TV with the picture tube.
It was the cheapest one I saw. All staff was extremely courteous. Great location in salisbury.
Smelled old and weird in the room and lobby. Our toilet stopped working. Beds uncomfortable and unstable as if the bed frame was uneven. Breakfast is over at 9 even though checkout isn't until 11.
Great Breakfast, friendly staff, place is going to be renovated next year..
Rooms, bathroom nice and clean, bed comfy .Really liked the breakfast bar, nice big room to eat in. The little bar area was nice too we had a late dinner there, staff was friendly and food was good especially the fries :) would stay here again.
Wi fi didn't work on the 5th floor and the stairs weren't noticeable from the lobby incase you didn't want to take the elevator.
The rooms were adequate and comfortable. The bedding was clean as we inspected the mattresses before going to sleep. The free breakfast was plentiful and tasty.
The walls were thin. We could hear doors slamming as people went in and out of their rooms. I could also faintly hear the TV next door.
The room was clean and updated. The area was quiet. It was great! The hallway and elevator carpet was dirty and there was a leak in the ceiling as you got off the third floor elevator.
The carpeting in the elevator and the leak could be fixed.
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North Korea has moved two medium-range missile to its east coast, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported, as the United States strengthened its Pacific missile defences amid escalating rhetoric from Pyongyang.
The report on Friday cited a senior military official as saying, "Early this week, the North has moved two Musudan missiles on the train and placed them on mobile launchers."
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Earlier, when only one missile was reported, Seoul's defence minister Kim Kwan-jin said it could reach a "considerable distance" but not the US mainland, telling legislators it "could be aimed at test-firing or military drills".
Intelligence analysis quoted by Yonhap said the missile was believed to be a Musudan which has an estimated range of around 3,000km or more.
North Korea has been railing against US-South Korean military exercises that began in March and are to continue until the end of this month. The allies insist the exercises in South Korea are routine, but the North calls them rehearsals for an invasion and says it needs nuclear weapons to defend itself.
Early on Thursday the North Korean army said it had received final approval for military action against the US, possibly involving nuclear weapons.
"The moment of explosion is approaching fast," the general staff said.
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A provocative missile test-fired into the sea over Japan is one scenario that analysts have said the North could choose to exit the crisis with a face-saving show of force.
"I think they have gone too far in their rhetoric and I am concerned that if by any misjudgement, by any miscalculations... this will have very serious implications."
- UN chief Ban Ki-moon
The North is not believed to have mastered the technology needed to miniaturise nuclear bombs enough to mount them on long-range missiles. Nor has it demonstrated that those missiles, if it has them at all, are accurate.
The White House said the US was taking "all necessary precautions" following the latest developments.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said: "What we're seeing now is a familiar pattern of behaviour out of North Korea - regrettable but familiar.
"We're monitoring both the actions taken by and the statements made by the North Korean leadership. And we're also taking prudent measures to respond to that activity and to those statements," Carney said.
The Pentagon announced that it will hasten the deployment of a missile defence system to the US Pacific territory of Guam to strengthen regional protection against a possible attack.
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United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said North Korea must rein in its threats, warning that any miscalculation could lead to an extremely grave outcome.
He told a news conference in Madrid that daily security and humanitarian reports from Pyongyang were "really alarming and troubling".
"Nuclear threat is not a game, it is very serious," Ban told reporters. "I think they have gone too far in their rhetoric and I am concerned that if by any misjudgement, by any miscalculations... this will have very serious implications."
Meanwhile, the European Union called on Pyongyang to stop stoking tensions and re-engage with the international community. Russia's foreign ministry termed the North's neglect of UN resolutions as "categorically unacceptable".
On Thursday, North Korea blocked access to its Kaesong joint industrial zone with South Korea for the second day running, and threatened to pull out its 53,000 workers in a reaction to the South's airing of a "military" contingency plan to protect its own workers there.
The zone was shut on Friday for a scheduled North Korean holiday, with managers of the 123 South Korean companies in the complex warning they would have to close down operations in a matter of days unless the North lifted the ban on incoming raw materials and personnel.
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The Church has always held that it is legitimate to defend one's life and/or property against an unjust aggressor, and it is equally legitimate to defend someone else's life and/or property on the same grounds, even if that defense were to result in the loss of the aggressor's life.Contrary to the assertions of the anti-gun folks, "gun-free zone" legislation is actually counterproductive, and potentially lethal to those it is designed to protect. Continue Reading
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I don't want to live in a fear-based society where guns are seen as the solution to every conflict. Perhaps the woman and two kids in a closet saved themselves by killing an intruder, but perhaps the intruder wouldn't have harmed them; we don't know. There are plenty anecdotes such as this for both sides of the gun control debate. A child dies from
gunfire every other day in this country. This is a health issue that must be addressed.
2 years ago
I'm baffled that the same people who are so vocal about abortion and the "culture of death" are pro-gun.
2 years ago
SaraPalen.What does trying to see that all Americans get basic health care got to do with the Nazis ?Could a German Jew own guns ?well Hitler made Jews sell their business ,homes ,apartments and not practice professions yeah it's a safe bet he took away their guns too. P.S. Americans that are most likely not to have basic health-care are the kind of people the Nazi would agree should not have health-care too! I just don't see your connection between the two?
2 years ago
I'm amazed that the people who scream for gun control seem to be of the same cloth that allows the wholesale slaughter of unborn children to continue. 1.2 million people are murdered in our country every year in the name of choice and convenience, where is the outrage? Where are the public tears from our politicians for these babies who are killed? A person who will stand up and cry for the 20 children killed at Sandy Hook yet promotes abortion and funds those who abort them with millions of dollars a year is a hypocrite and a liar. A person who says we need to "stop the killing" yet sees no problem in forcing people of faith to have to pay for abortion, sterilization and birth control for their employees is also a hypocrite. Gun control is not about guns - it's about controlling the population more. You want to lecture us about the speck in our eye; get the plank out of yours first.
2 years ago
Vance, what's the pro life angle here? I don't see it.
2 years ago
In case anyone was paying attention, we have a morning news story of a woman with two children shot a Home Invader. She took her children and hid in a closet. When the "Invader" opened the closet door where they were hiding, she shot him with her pistol. This Home Invader was armed. If she had "no gun" to defend herself and children, the news story would have been very different. The woman and her two children would have been found dead.
2 years ago
Plus, all these wanna-be Dirty Harrys are unaware of the realities of a gunfight... the terror, the shaking hands, the judgement calls and variables involved... it ain't the movies. It's real, and until you've actually BEEN in such a situation, you don't actually have any CLUE how you're going to react. Rambo is a myth. You DO NOT KNOW what you'd do until you've been there. All ytou know is what you think you'd like to do. YOU DO NOT ACTUALLY KNOW. All this "good guys with guns" garbage is simply ridiculous fantasy.
2 years ago
Sara, PLEASE tell me you're not seriously trying to establish some correlation between Obama and Hiitler, or between the present and Nazi Germany.
2 years ago
Many people have claimed that someone with a gun could have stopped the Sandy Hook shooting yet completely ignore the fact that there was an armed police officer at Columbine who shot at the gunmen outside the school. The officer ran into the school with the gunmen but could not fire his weapon because there were crowds of teenagers fleeing the school. Had he fired he surely would have hit innocent people. The gunmen also blended in with the other teenagers. Maybe that would not have been the case in an elementary school with shorter children, but everyone seems to be ignoring the fact that the presence of a "good guy with a gun" didn't help much at Columbine.
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KarlVDH : the weapon of Christ is the word of God,as Jesus himself is the incarnation of God,The Word made Flesh. God is Truth. Truth is the double edged sword. Deny truth and ones life is one of division. Live by the truth and sin and error are whittled away so that salvation can be obtained. A gun is a weapon of futility that accepts death not life,as the ultimate reality and a way to control all others through fear of death.
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The role of science journalism in ensuring good governance in areas that touch the lives of common people was the focal point of a presentation made by P. Radhakrishnan - former deputy director of the Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre of the VSSC - at the Science Communicators' Meet being held at the Kariavattom campus of the University of Kerala as part of the ongoing 97th Indian Science Congress.
Primarily science journalism is the bridge between scientific knowledge and a curious public. As such it can also stimulate a public debate, a societal push for good governance in areas such as energy, health, genetic engineering and global warming, said Dr. Radhakrishnan in his invited talk on 'Science Journalism for Good Governance'.
However, investigative journalism today is mostly confined to political issues. This should extend to issues pertaining to science and technology too. Science journalists should go beyond chronicling data and enrich their writing with logical and rational interpretations of scientific data. In doing so they would be able to bring out the 'good, bad and ugly' of science, Dr. Radhakrishnan said.
While admitting that prolific scientific advancements and a range of specializations in science pose challenges to science journalists, he also pointed out that many scientists are 'journalist-averse.' Scientists have to become fully aware that the public have a right to know about what the being done in the name of science; not the intricate details but those aspects that have to do with the physical and economic well-being of society.
Dr. Radhakrishnan cautioned that a prosaic style of writing replete with jargon and peppered with statistical data is something that a science journalist or a science communicator should avoid at all costs. A work of science journalism should be informative, analytical and critical but in a balanced manner.
Beginning with the premise that there aren't enough science journalists in the country, he went on to argue that science appears to have failed in attracting the attention of the media and that there is insufficient debate in the media about issues pertaining to science and technology. Why has science fiction novels failed to become best sellers in India? Why have publications such as Science Today and Science Age —publications that were very popular decades ago — disappeared from the newsstands? Why are there no regular columns / programmes in many media on science and technology, he wanted to know.
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