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HARRISBURG, March 25 – State Rep. Mark Longietti will serve as co-chairman of the bicameral, bipartisan Life Sciences Caucus. "I'm pleased to take a leadership role in the efforts to advance and expand the life science industry in Pennsylvania, which is an important cog in our economy," said Longietti, D-Mercer. "By working together, we can create an environment that will allow this industry to thrive here in the Keystone State." The Life Sciences Caucus develops legislation that supports Pennsylvania's biotechnology, medical device and diagnostic, and pharmaceutical industries, and academic research institutions. It has 72 members. Longietti joins state Reps. Tim Briggs, D-Montgomery; Warren Kampf, R-Chester; and Scott Petri, R-Bucks; in leading the House Life Sciences Caucus. State Sen. Robert Mensch, R-Berks/Bucks/Montgomery, will co-chair the Senate Life Sciences Caucus with state Sen. Andy Dinniman, D-Chester. "The Life Sciences Caucus addresses policy issues of importance to the life sciences industry in Pennsylvania," said Christopher P. Molineaux, president and chief executive officer of Pennsylvania Bio. "The leadership and support demonstrated by Representative Longietti and Senator Mensch will play a crucial role as Pennsylvania becomes a global leader in the life sciences industry." Pennsylvania Bio is the statewide trade association for the life sciences in Pennsylvania. Read more
Spring is just around the corner, and so is the start of trout fishing season. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will hold a mentored youth fishing day on approved trout waters in our area from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. April 11 – one week before the official start of trout fishing throughout most of the state. To participate, anglers younger than 16 must obtain a Mentored Youth Fishing Permit or Voluntary Youth Fishing License and be accompanied by an adult with a Pennsylvania fishing license and a trout/salmon permit. The Mentored Youth Permit is free. The Voluntary Youth License is $2.70. Youth permits and voluntary licenses are available at GoneFishingPA.com or at any of the more than 900 licensing agents across the state. More details about the program are available by clicking here . Read more
HARRISBURG, Feb. 25 – State Rep. Mark Longietti, D-Mercer, on Tuesday voted for a bill that would require health insurance providers that cover intravenous cancer chemotherapy to cover oral chemotherapy treatment equally. The bill (H.B. 60) passed the House and was sent to the Senate. "Chemotherapy in pill form is the newest option for chemo. It is more convenient for patients because it can be taken at home and has fewer side effects, compared to the traditional intravenous chemotherapy, which also requires a hospital visit for its administration," Longietti said. "However, oral chemotherapy also is more expensive. This bill would put oral chemotherapy more in line with other chemotherapy treatments." Intravenous chemotherapy treatments are usually covered under a health plan's medical benefit and require a minimal payment. Orally administered treatments are covered under a health plan's pharmacy benefit. Some insurance companies have placed orally administered treatments on "specialty tiers," requiring those who need the drugs to pay as much as one-third of the cost. Typically, a person will pay $1,500 to $3,000 per prescription for a specialty tier drug, according to a study by the Pennsylvania Legislative Budget and Finance Committee. Longietti said this is unaffordable for many patients. House Bill 60, which Longietti co-sponsored, would prohibit insurance companies from placing oral Read more
HARRISBURG, Feb. 10 – State Rep. Mark Longietti met with Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday to discuss issues of importance to residents of the 7 th Legislative District in Mercer County. Longietti told the governor that jobs and economic development, education, and workforce development are top priorities. Specifically, Longietti advocated for expansion of City Revitalization Improvements Zones (CRIZ) to smaller cities like Sharon, Farrell and Hermitage; and an expansion of a CRIZ pilot program to include smaller boroughs, like Greenville. CRIZ uses state tax revenue received from jobs created by an economic development project to help finance the project. Longietti also stressed that financially distressed communities under Act 47 need to be a priority in CRIZ legislation, so places like Farrell and Greenville can rebuild their tax base. In regard to education, Longietti emphasized the importance of investing state dollars in quality early childhood education programs. Longietti said every dollar invested produces a return of $7 to $17 through reduced special education and juvenile delinquency costs and, ultimately, the receipt of more state tax revenue as educated people become productive workforce members. According to Longietti, a collection of studies shows nearly 90 percent of a child's brain connections are formed by age 5 and it becomes very difficult to make up lost ground if a child misses that development. Finally, Read more
GREENVILLE, Feb. 2 – State Rep. Mark Longietti's new Greenville office is now open. The office is in the Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce Building, 182 Main St. It is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The phone number is 724-588-1005. The fax number is 724-588-1023. Longietti said opening the new office was necessary because the boundaries of the 7th Legislative District were changed during redistricting. The borough of Greenville and West Salem Township were added to Longietti's district. The cities of Farrell, Hermitage and Sharon; the boroughs of Clark, Sharpsville, West Middlesex and Wheatland; and the townships of Lackawannock, Pymatuning, Shenango and South Pymatuning remain in the district. "The new office will give my constituents in the Greenville area convenient access to assistance with a variety of state programs and services," said Longietti, D-Mercer. Longietti said those programs and services include free help applying to the Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program, providing state tax return forms, providing criminal and child abuse clearance forms and delivery of those forms for expedited processing, birth and death certificate applications, and helping constituents with unemployment compensation and workman's compensation issues. Longietti also said his staff helps secure driver's licenses, non-driver photo IDs and handicapped placards; deals with Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Read more
HARRISBURG, Jan. 26 – The Basic Education Funding Commission will hold a hearing beginning at 10 a.m. Thursday at Greenville Junior/Senior High School, 9 Donation Road, Greenville, state Rep. Mark Longietti announced. "This hearing will allow school officials from Mercer and neighboring counties to provide input about how the state distributes money to help support basic education," said Longietti, who is a member of the commission. "The hearing is open to the public, and we have set aside time at the conclusion of the meeting to listen to comments from local residents." The agenda for the hearing is: 10:05 a.m. – Testimony from Greenville Area School District Superintendent Mark Ferrara, Sharon City School District Superintendent Michael Calla, Hermitage School District Superintendent Daniel J. Bell and Sharpsville Area School District Superintendent Brad Ferko; 11:05 a.m. – Testimony from Austin Area School District Acting Superintendent Jerome Sasala; 11:35 a.m. – Testimony from Propel Schools Foundation founder and Executive Director Jeremy Resnick and Keystone Charter School CEO Mike Gentile; 12:15 p.m. – Testimony from Erie School District Superintendent Jay Badams and Corry School District Superintendent Bill Nichols; Public comments. The bipartisan, bicameral 15-member commission was created by Act 51 of 2014, and consists of senators and representatives from across Read more
HARRISBURG, Jan. 21 – State Rep. Mark Longietti, D-Mercer, was appointed to serve on four House committees for the 2015-16 legislative session: Commerce, Education, Tourism and Recreational Development, and Consumer Affairs. "I will be a strong voice for Mercer County residents as these committees vet legislation," Longietti said. "These committees handle legislation that affects the day-to-day lives of everyone in Pennsylvania, and I'm excited to serve on them." Longietti also was unanimously re-elected to serve as chairman of the Northwest Democratic Caucus. The Northwest Democratic Caucus is one of six regional caucuses within the House Democratic Caucus. "This position allows me to advocate for our region's interests," Longietti said. Longietti was reappointed vice chairman of the House Democratic Policy Committee by its chairman, state Rep. Michael Sturla, D-Lancaster. As a vice chairman, Longietti will help develop the caucus' policy agenda, determine topics for public hearings and act as a liaison to other caucus members on policy ideas. Longietti is serving on the Basic Education Funding Commission, which is charged with developing a formula to best distribute money from the state to help fund basic education. Longietti also serves as co-chairman of the 130-member, bicameral, bipartisan Early Childhood Education Caucus. Read more
June will be here before we know it, and many graduating seniors and their parents are thinking about college applications and, more importantly, how to pay tuition bills. I'm urging college-bound high school seniors and their families to consider applying as soon as possible for financial assistance by submitting the FAFSA – the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The FAFSA is a must for determining eligibility for most need- and income-based financial assistance, including the Pennsylvania State Grant , Pell grants and other federal student loans, work-study programs and various scholarships. The FAFSA may be completed online at www.fafsa.gov . The form is also available on my website by clcking on the education tab under Help & Services. Read more
HARRISBURG, Jan. 8 – State Rep. Mark Longietti, D-Mercer, announced that two local libraries will receive state grants totaling nearly $83,000. The Community Library of the Shenango Valley will receive $53,150 and the Stey-Nevant Public Library in Farrell will receive $27,656. The Community Library of the Shenango Valley plans to make the front entrance and restrooms handicapped accessible, Longietti said. Stey-Nevant Library, Longietti said, will use the grant to replace old light fixtures, which use bulbs that are no longer being manufactured, with modern, energy-efficient lighting and replace back doors, which have become worn and are difficult to latch securely. "These libraries are important community resources, and I'm pleased that the state will be providing much needed assistance to make these upgrades," said Longietti, who wrote a letter of support for the libraries' grant applications. Stey-Nevant Librarian Margaret Orchard and Frank Gargiulo, board president for the Community Library of the Shenango Valley, welcomed the news. "This is the answer to my prayers," Orchard said. "It will certainly make a difference in the look of the library." "Our board and staff thank the state for viewing the project worthy of funding," Gargiulo said. "We appreciate the work and support of all those who contributed to this effort." The grants were awarded through the Keystone Fund Read more
HARRISBURG, Jan. 7 – State Rep. Mark Longietti announced that Greenville has received a $500,000 state grant to expand and renovate the Greenville Area Public Library. "During the past five years, the Greenville Area Public Library has had a 120 percent increase in attendance," said Longietti, who wrote a letter in support of the library's grant application. "The library needs improvements to properly serve the community, and this grant is critical to the borough's plan." "We are delighted that the commonwealth is investing in the Greenville Public Library," said John Hauser, president of the Greenville Area Public Library Board of Directors. "We have a dynamic program and this will help us move to the next level." Hauser thanked Longietti, former state Sen. Bob Robbins and current state Sen. Michele Brooks for supporting the grant application. The $1.4 million project includes additions to the west side and front of the library to add 1,535 square feet of space, moving the children's library to the lower level so it has more room to accommodate the growing children's program, and installing an elevator and making the entire building handicapped accessible. The work also includes adding a new meeting/reading room, renovating work room areas to improve efficiency, and installing LED light fixtures. This is the first renovation to the building since it opened in Read more
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Inspired Music Making with Discover and Reason
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Propellerhead Discover is the central feed for your new musical ideas. Working with material from Discover in Reason happens with a single click and tempo information for ideas is preserved all along the way, making it easy to get going quickly adding your own production and music to the process. However, sometimes the greatest song ideas captured in Take might have been recorded by singers without a steady tempo or backing beat but that shouldn't stop us from being able to use them in Reason. In this tutorial, Ryan shows us the basics of finding inspiration from Discover but also an advanced technique for tempo mapping and fitting freely recorded material to a fixed tempo grid ready for Reason production.
Beat Crush – new bit crusher Rack Extension for Propellerhead Reason
Nucleus SoundLab has announced the release of Beat Crush, a bit crusher Rack Extension for Propellerhead Reason.
Nucleus SoundLab has long been a leader in Reason ReFill market. With Beat Crush, they have finally brought their unique Reason expertise to Rack Extensions.
Nucleus SoundLab's first RE is Beat Crush – the ultimate bit crusher. By default Beat Crush adds a subtle 12-bit crunch to samples reminiscent of classic samplers. But it's also extremely flexible – users have access to each individual digital bit to create completely unique custom distortions!
Beat Crush is much more than just a lo-fi effect. Two very powerful multi-mode filters are onboard, and can be configured in a huge variety of ways courtesy of a semi-modular architecture. Using these features in combination, users will find easy access to crispy drumbeats, dirty dubstep basslines,creative vocal effects and more.
Beat Crush is available for purchase from the Propellerhead Shop for the introductory price of 39 EUR/$49 USD until January 16th, 2015 (regular 52 EUR/$65 USD)
FutzBox – new Rack Extension for Propellerhead Reason
McDSP has announced it has released the FutzBox Rack Extension for Propellerhead Reason.
McDSP introduces one of the most popular music and post production tools for adding grit, distortion, and character to your audio for the Reason audio production platform!
The FutzBox Rack Extension plug-in is a collection of filtering, distortion, noise generation, and lo-fi effects, coupled with the ability to harness the sound from over 160 devices including walkie-talkies, telephones, radios, and more!
The FutzBox for Reason is available for purchase for $79 USD / 65 EUR through the Propellerhead Shop.
Hear how FutzBox RE by McDSP can inspire your creativity with distortion, filtering, bit crushing, gating, over 160 SIMs (Synthetic Impulse Models) and more!
Justen WIlliams Produces With Reason 7 Polar
A look into the creative process of producer Justen Williams using reason 7 & the rack extension Polar. #Jus10joy
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Reason Rack Extension: Euclid Rhythm Generator
A short introduction to Euclid Rhythm Generator, Robotic Bean Creative's first Rack Extension for Propellerhead Reason.
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Euclid is rhythmical inspiration in a box. You can use it to spice up your existing songs, or to start building up new ones from scratch. It's a constant source of surprises and happy accidents for your productions. And there are plenty of presets included to help you get started or provide you with inspiration to build your own.
Euclid may seem simple on the surface, but it gets really deep once you start unlocking its secrets. You can automate and modulate basically every parameter, and each of the four gate outputs gives you a unique variation of the same pattern.
It comes with a big graphical display that visualizes your pattern in real time, including gate width, velocity, shuffle amount and current play position. The display also shows you all actual parameter values, taking CV modulation into account.
- Euclidean gate sequencer with up to 32 steps
- Patterns can be rotated up to 16 steps in both directions using the offset control
- Advanced display that visualizes your pattern in real time
- Individual mute buttons for each step, with support for click & drag
- Always in sync with Reason's main sequencer, at user-selectable resolution
- Everything can be automated, modulated and remote controlled (except for the mute buttons)
- Four gate outputs provide unique variations of the same pattern
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- Enable button to turn on/off all gate outputs
Euclid Rhythm Generator is available for US $29 in the Propellerhead store.
Reason 8 is here – watch the video from Propellerhead
Reason is the music software made with one thing in mind: you. And whatever music is on your mind, Reason makes it easier to bring it out. Version 8 brings a faster and easier interface with a whole new look and an even smoother creative flow. Drag and drop everything and everywhere. Find inspiring sounds instantly in the new, always open browser. Explore new amp and speaker models from Softube. Go faster from good ideas to great music than ever before. This is your Reason. This is Reason 8.
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Chip64 brings the sound chips from vintage computers and video game consoles to the Reason rack.
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Ochen K has released Chip64, described as a new synth Rack Extension that's an emulation of audio chips from vintage computer and video game consoles.
A spokesperson told us, "Chip64 brings the sound chips from vintage computers and video game consoles to the Reason rack. Chip64 includes mathematical modeling of 5 chips: the TIA used in the Atari 2600, the SID chip used in the Commodore 64, the TA0x series used in the NES and Gameboy, the Vic-I used in the Vic 20, and the SN76489 chip used in the ColecoVision and Sega consoles. With an on-board sequencer, as well as a multi-mode filter, LFO, modulation envelope, and more, Chip64 brings true chip emulation to your rack."
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Resampling Reason's Output into Kong for Jamming
Resample the rack with Kong to make your old music or ideas into new beats. Speo shows you how in this tutorial video!
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Preview of Chip64 Rack Extension
Chip64 is a new synth Rack Extension for Reason. Chip64 emulates audio chip synthesis from early video game systems. This is a preview video. If you'd like to beta test, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with your Propellerhead ID.
Reason Rack Extensions explored by Erik Hawkins
Erik Hawkins (a.k.a. Erik Hawk) of Berklee Online reviews a few of his favorite Rack Extensions for Reason. Learn more about Erik's Berklee Online Reason production courses:
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Pink is now appearing in a 90-foot tall PETA billboard in New York City's Times Square. The giant ad, located at 42nd Street, between 7th Ave. and 8th Avenue will be unveiled on Wednesday night, just one day before the start of New York Fashion Week. Pink was naked ... Continue Reading


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The Whitecaps won their third straight Saturday, beating the rival Portland Timbers 2-1.
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Sony probes new claim that hackers stole user data
(AP) -- Sony Pictures said Thursday it is investigating a statement from hackers claiming to have stolen more than 1 million pieces of user information.
(AP) -- Sony Pictures said Thursday it is investigating a statement from hackers claiming to have stolen more than 1 million pieces of user information.
US Federal Bureau of Investigation agents carried out a raid on the home of an Ohio man suspected of being a member of the Lulz Security hacker group, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos on Wednesday tweeted that his Facebook page had been hit by the hacker group Anonymous, which took a swipe at the country's independence celebrations.
A group of computer hackers on Thursday claimed to have breached NATO security and accessed hoards of restricted material.
The computer hacker group Anonymous attacked websites of Brazil's federal district Saturday as well as one belonging to a Brazilian singer to protest the forced closure of Megaupload.com.
(AP) -- Hackers affiliated with the Anonymous hacking group obtained more than 150 police officers' personal information from an old website for the West Virginia Chiefs of Police Association and posted it online.
The hacking group Anonymous took down several Vatican websites on Wednesday, saying it was targeting the "corrupt" Catholic Church, a day after a high-profile bust of the group's alleged leaders.
A court in Armenia on Tuesday gave a four-year jail sentence to the alleged Russian mastermind behind a computer virus crime group which infected some 30 million computers worldwide.
The Federal Reserve acknowledged Wednesday its computer systems were accessed by hackers but said the incident did not affect the central bank's "critical operations."
Hackers have attacked Sri Lanka's media ministry by placing a documentary about alleged war crimes during the island's ethnic conflict on its website, an official said Monday.
A US journalist charged with conspiring with the hacker group Anonymous to break into and alter an online Los Angeles Times story said Monday he has been fired by Reuters.
A member of a loosely organized group of hackers accused of breaching computer networks of the FBI and a global intelligence firm pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiracy charges, officials said.
NATO defence ministers agreed Tuesday to set up rapid reaction teams to help defend the military alliance against a growing number of cyber-attacks, many of them blamed on China.
A hacker group has tapped into email accounts of executives in more than 100 companies that could give them lucrative access to market-moving information, a US security firm said Monday.
(AP) -- A computer hacker-turned-FBI informant is on track to get out of trouble after being accused of telling a police officer he was a federal agent.


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Jane's Defence Weekly Power struggle While China and India both insist they have nothing to gain from a deterioration in their relationship, the world looks on as each country looks to increase its influence and military capability, writes Trefor Moss It seems an unlikely quirk of history that Asia's two great civilisations lived side by side for thousands of years and yet, for the most part, had relatively little to do with one another. The Himalayas fenced off their worlds, and Tibet - sometimes part of China, sometimes not - acted as a buffer state, keeping the Chinese heartland at arm's length from the Indians across the mountains. China's conquest of Tibet in the 1950s, which brought the Indians and the Chinese eye to eye for the first time, forced both Beijing and Delhi to abandon their standoffish relations. With China on the march, and Chinese communists eager to demonstrate their superiority over Indian democrats, war broke out along the Himalayan border in 1962. The People's Liberation Army's (PLA's) successful five-month campaign not only left large areas of territory in dispute - an issue that has never been resolved - but also set the pattern of mutual mistrust that endures to this day. There was never a repeat of the 1962 conflict and the relationship was allowed to fester. China's long- standing support for Pakistan - India's arch rival - fed Indian suspicions; meanwhile, close Indian ties with the Soviet Union, from which China had split decisively in 1961, further reinforced the sense of alienation. In terms of security, however, both countries developed their own form of tunnel vision, with China focused intently on Taiwan, and India on Pakistan. The Sino-Indian rancour might, therefore, have continued indefinitely as a kind of manageable background noise but for the dramatic economic transformation that both countries have been experiencing over the past decade. As the potential of 1.33 billion Chinese and 1.14 billion Indians was gradually unlocked, both countries' interaction with the world, and with each other, grew. Military expansion and modernisation have been an element of the nations' rapid development. In 2009 China's defence budget grew to USD79.28 billion (1.7 per cent of GDP) and India's climbed to USD37.75 billion (2.37 per cent of GDP), while both Beijing and Delhi sought out new strategic allies in Asia and beyond. Relations between the two neighbours, however, have not only remained frosty but have by some measures deteriorated, raising the spectre of a repeat of the 1962 war, only this time involving burgeoning superpowers that are now the engine room of the world economy. A sharpening of the rhetoric in both countries throughout 2009 - and an outpouring of vitriol in both the Chinese and Indian media - has led many observers to ask whether the Sino-Indian relationship is entering dangerous territory. "Things do seem to have gone downhill over the last several years, but it's not a crisis," says Eric Heginbotham, a senior political scientist at the RAND Corporation. "On the other hand, you can perhaps see some signs or similarities in the dynamics leading up to 1962." The Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan leader who is reviled in China and to whom the Indian town of Dharamsala has played host for the past 50 years, was at the centre of a diplomatic storm in September when Delhi gave him permission to visit the disputed province of Arunachal Pradesh (claimed by China as Southern Tibet). China angrily denounced the visit and also heavily criticised a campaigning trip to the same region by Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during the country's recent elections. "That upset India, to hear the Chinese making personal accusations during the [Indian] elections," says Rahul Roy-Chaudhury, senior fellow for South Asia at the International Institute of Strategic Studies. "It was the fact that it was not only the academic community but also Chinese Foreign Ministry officials who were shrill over the prime minister's visit." "That was the real slap in the face: the Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal Pradesh," says Alex Neill, the head of the Asia programme at the Royal United Services Institute, explaining China's aggressive response to events in the disputed zone. "That was a double whammy because with Arunachal Pradesh and the Dalai Lama you have separatism overlapping with territorial integrity: China's two major headaches." The Indian side has not only been insensitive to some of China's concerns but has also been provocative in some of its own pronouncements, according to Arun Sahgal of India's United Services Institute. "The reaction to [Chinese projects near the border] in India has been one of media hype," he says. "The media has been going ballistic. But what is worrisome is the prime minister's political statements - openly questioning China's political system. I'd prefer to see that handled more maturely." Acrimony in context Reading the baleful comments on Chinese and Indian news websites might lead you to believe that war was imminent. "There was an incident this year where the Indian media reported a Chinese internet story that said it would be a good idea to split up India," says Yiyi Lu, research fellow at the University of Nottingham's China Policy Institute. "It caused a real storm in India, even though it's unthinkable that that would have come from the Chinese government." She adds, however, that it is important to put the current acrimony into its proper historical context. "This so-called tension - it isn't actually that recent, even if it has intensified recently. China is also concerned, as well as India - every time you have a hawkish politician in India saying, 'China is a threat,' that makes the Chinese more concerned. Remember that when India tested its first atomic bomb [in the 1990s] you had the Indian defence minister saying that it was in response to the threat from China." Popular antipathy does not dictate strategic policy but, as Heginbotham observes, the souring public mood points to a worrying trend. "Public opinion has always mattered in India and it matters more and more in China," he explains, "so we should be concerned." The two countries' history, he says, has made "the Indians particularly sensitive to China's perceived slights", with China also notoriously sensitive when it comes to issues of sovereignty. "The Chinese always overreact when they fear that some kind of surprise might unfold against them," suggests Sahgal. "China's sense of insecurity is an issue and this has heightened their response to Indian activities. China's reaction to all this has left us a little bewildered - why have developments in India rattled them so much; do they think that India is upping the ante?" "For India there is a strong perception of China being a large and powerful neighbour that India fought once and lost: that event had a tremendous psychological impact on the Indians militarily and politically," says Roy-Chaudhury. India's secondary importance for Chinese planners has also been interpreted as a slight in Delhi. "Indian officials have been frustrated because they felt they were always ignored by China," he says. Heginbotham agrees: "India is a second-tier nation for the Chinese," he says. The fact that neither country has a good understanding of the other has contributed to the tensions. "There's a problem on the Indian side with not enough research being done on China," says Lu. "And to an extent there's the same problem on the Chinese side, although that is changing. The problem is that they just don't know each other's strategies." The Indians, according to Roy-Chaudhury, are now redoubling their efforts to understand Beijing's thinking. "There is a strong undercurrent, a reality check as to what China is in relation to India," he says. "The [hostile] view in the media is tempered by the political reality - India will do as much as it can to ensure the relationship with China is a stable one. Having said that, there will be competition as well as co-operation." Confrontational remarks in Chinese and Indian newspapers would not be so serious in themselves if strategic competition between the two rivals were not obviously being played out in certain key areas. Chief among these is the Indian Ocean Region (IOR): the Indian Navy's (IN's) traditional backyard and also the focus of increasing strategic interest for the Chinese. "The IOR is going to become a bigger area of possible conflict than anywhere else," predicts Sahgal. "In terms of China's energy security and maritime security, they've made up their minds that freedom of the seas is not sufficient to guarantee China's energy needs and to control the SLOCs [sea lines of communication]. China realises that in the event of conflict with India the SLOCs are a potential choke point." Importantly, India understands that assigning strategic importance to the IOR is "a genuine need for China", Sahgal continues. A large share of China's oil (and other) imports must travel through the Indian Ocean before entering the Malacca Strait and then travelling on to Chinese ports. China's navy is acquiring blue-water capabilities partly in order to secure these assets, rather than to threaten India in any direct way. "China is increasing its oil tanker fleet even though there's a glut of oil tankers internationally," Sahgal explains. "Fifteen per cent [of the global tanker fleet] currently sails under a Chinese flag; soon that will be 40 per cent. They want to add sovereignty to the whole thing." Indian naval advantage India can also derive a degree of comfort from the fact that its navy, perhaps more so than its army and air force, still has a capability advantage over China's. "They are confident that in naval terms India still has the edge," says Roy-Chaudhury. India's aircraft carrier programmes may have been fraught with well-publicised difficulties, yet the goal of a three-carrier navy by around 2015 does still seem realistic. While China is proceeding with its own carrier programme, some doubt whether the PLA Navy will actually use this capability in the IOR. "My suspicion is that China will use that carrier to ply the South China Sea and the seas of its east coast," suggests Neill. "Sending it through the Malacca Strait could be antagonistic from India's point of view." Of more relevance to India, he argues, is the PLA Navy's new submarine base in Hainan, which is "a sign of China's growing ability to penetrate the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean". Certainly, both countries have been courting allies in the IOR as a way of furthering their strategic interests and this competition has seen island nations such as the Seychelles, Mauritius and the Maldives assume newfound importance. Indian Defence Minister AK Antony visited the Maldives in August, with Delhi keen to forestall Chinese military interest in those islands by establishing its own naval base there. An Indian government minister was also in Mauritius in November agreeing to help the Indian Ocean state to improve its coastal security. The IN has also deployed two naval vessels to patrol both Mauritius and the Seychelles, which have been under threat from pirates: an intervention that built on the IN's establishment of a base on nearby Madagascar in 2006. Meanwhile, China has been advancing its own position in the IOR, most significantly through the construction of a new seaport in the southwest Pakistani town of Gwadar. This, coupled with China's heavy investment in the Karakoram Highway linking it to Pakistan, gives China a land route into the IOR and a way of diverting resources away from the Malacca Strait bottleneck. "If you really want to go into conspiracy theories," adds Neill, "there's also China's 'String of Pearls' strategy, with China assisting the building of major ports in Sri Lanka, Burma and Bangladesh." The rivalry between Delhi and Beijing over Burma has been particularly fierce. Though a pariah to the West, Burma has become an important prize for its two larger neighbours - and a prize that China appears to be winning. China has given significant amounts of aid to the Burmese military and has also given considerable technical support to the Burmese junta in developing its oil and gas resources. One tangible result of this was that Burma gave China the go-ahead to upgrade military facilities on the Coco Islands in 2008, though India would point out that the Cocos, which lie just north of India's Andaman Islands, have long played host to PLA activity. While some in India have seen China's String of Pearls strategy as an effort to encircle it, the Chinese have made similar encirclement claims about India's geopolitical activities. As well as improving defence ties with Vietnam in recent years and forming a close defence partnership with Israel, India constitutes one corner of the Quadrilateral Initiative, or the 'Quad', alongside Australia, Japan and the United States. This group, which was formalised in 2007, has been widely interpreted as an attempt to counter the rise of China. "The US is using India as a hedge against China," says Lu. "It's never just a question of China and India - the role played by other countries is also relevant, especially the United States." Heginbotham agrees that the US, though understandably keen to advance its ties with India and claim a share of its rapidly expanding procurement budget, must be cautious about how its own involvement in the region affects Sino-Indian relations. "In the US there's a tendency to build up China as India's main military focus," he explains. "But the US should be aware of the unintended consequences of its own actions. Not only are there the dynamics between India and China, but there are the nested security dilemmas between India and Pakistan." When it comes to selling military technology to India, the US must be careful not to transfer systems that could have more application in a future war with Pakistan than in countering the Chinese, he argues. The role of the US is certainly a complicating factor, with the Indians themselves concerned over Washington's growing ties with Beijing. "From the Indian side the purpose [of US rapprochement] has never been to encircle China - India is very cautious about being seen as a proxy for the US," says Roy-Chaudhury. "China may be very suspicious of the India-US relationship, but equally there is concern in India over the China-US relationship, the so-called G2." Many commentators also point out that it is hard for India to complain too strongly about PLA Navy activities in the Indian Ocean, so long as the IN continues to operate in the South China Sea. "India's new maritime doctrine [released in mid-2009] is very instructive," observes Roy-Chaudhury. "It says very clearly that India's second tier [of defence] relates to the South China Sea." As long-term Chinese and Indian strategies unfold gradually in the IOR, the rivalry is perhaps more tangible along the two countries' shared border. The 1962 war left several areas along what is now known as the Line of Actual Control (LoAC) under dispute. India still observes the McMahon Line - the border established in colonial times by the British between India and Tibet - but China does not consider this line to be legitimate. Arunachal Pradesh, which is under Indian control but is claimed by China as Southern Tibet, lies at the western end of a 4,000 km border interrupted in long stretches by independent Nepal and Bhutan. At the eastern end of the frontier in what is India's far north, Delhi claims areas of Kashmir, which were ceded to China by its Pakistani allies. Also at the Kashmiri end of the border is the Chinese- controlled region of Aksai Chin, which the Indians claim as part of Ladakh. Several smaller pockets of disputed territory lie further to the south. No headway Though talks about resolving the dispute have been held repeatedly, no substantial headway has been made. "It is not clear in whose interest it is to solve this," says Roy-Chaudhury. "A few years ago Delhi felt that it was not in its interest to move quickly because it saw its relations with China improving and so thought it would be able to get a better deal later on. Now, it seems to be China that is not really interested in moving forward." The failure to reach a resolution has meant that there are now frictions as both countries, prospering economically, aim to open up and develop these remote regions. Moreover, much of the investment has so far been military. Over the past couple of years Delhi became increasingly aware that its Himalayan infrastructure seriously lagged behind that of China, which had been building all-weather roads and other military facilities leading up to the disputed zones. "In response there has been sudden military development on the Indian side," says Sahgal, "such as the new headquarters for military operations in the mountains, new weapon systems like helicopters and various infrastructure projects, which have really been appearing in a flurry." In particular, India approved the raising of two new mountain divisions of 30,000 troops in early 2008, followed by the announcement of road and rail-building projects leading up to Ladakh in early 2009. The Indian Air Force (IAF) also decided to reactivate three defunct air strips near Tibet and to station Sukhoi Su-30MKIs at Tezpur to counter a PLA Air Force perceived in some Indian quarters to be developing at a much faster rate than India's. IAF chief Air Chief Marshal (ACM) P V Naik responded to a Chinese show of military strength in October - when the PLA unveiled a range of new systems at the 2009 National Day parade - by saying he felt India should procure more Su-30s on the grounds that the PLA Air Force was in danger of getting too big for the IAF to handle. "I was surprised by the ACM's statement," admits Roy-Chaudhury. "India has never wanted to get into this bean-counting with China as it will always come out second best. More important was the statement made by former [naval chief] Admiral Sureesh Mehta talking about China: he said the gap is going to widen and he was criticised for that. But what he was really saying was that India needs to use other means - network-centric warfare, leveraging high technology - and that the approach isn't to compare numbers." Sahgal agrees that India needs to concentrate on fielding higher-calibre, not more, forces than the PLA. "India's focus is to enhance those capabilities, including ISR [intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance], space, long-range missiles and strategic capabilities that will be dissuasive to the Chinese. India has to build up a layer of dissuasive capabilities, of things like special forces and strategic missiles." "The Chinese want to build access points into those regions linking them with Pakistan, Burma and Arunachal Pradesh," says Neill, who argues that China's infrastructure projects are not necessarily designed to harass India. "It's all linked to land routes to the sea and energy transit. The Chinese also know in terms of forces that they have the advantage there - they look down on India from the Tibetan plateau and so they have the strategic advantage purely because of geography." However, Neill adds that in most areas "China internally views its own military capability as still being inferior to India's. But it wants to achieve parity with India in the near future. So in some areas China will probably surpass India in the next few years." Balancing act Sahgal agrees that "for the next three to four years, the military balance will be more or less the same and there is no concern" about the PLA becoming disproportionately powerful. "But in two areas the military balance will shift significantly. The first is in low-contact warfare: long-range missiles, cyberwarfare, electronic attacks. The second is naval modernisation, with the vulnerability of the east coast of India to disruption." The first sign of a serious attempt to defuse the rising border tensions came in late November, when India revealed that it had agreed to halt the construction of a new road leading up to the LoAC in Ladakh. The decision was accompanied by conciliatory statements by a junior defence minister, who said that Chinese projects on the far side of the LoAC need not give India cause for alarm. The inauguration of joint exercises between the two countries in late 2007 was also an important step forward in fostering a more cordial atmosphere. Sahgal points out that the military exchanges have as yet been of limited value. "Military-to-military exercises are arranged by the Chinese Ministry of Defence, not by the [more powerful] Central Military Committee [CMC]," he says. "So there is still the potential for a flare-up as a result of some misperception." However, as a first step the annual exercises are nonetheless significant. Lu also insists that there is genuine willing on the Chinese side to work towards improving the relationship. "In China there is a sense that all this [acrimony] is unfortunate," she explains. "They see this as a time when the developing countries should show solidarity and work together and try to catch up with the developed countries." Indeed, the economic arguments are steadily becoming too compelling to allow any kind of military misadventure in the Himalayas. Sino-Indian trade is still in one sense quite modest, counting for just 2 per cent of China's total trade volume and 6 per cent of India's. But China and India's inclusion in the BRIC group of developing countries, and more recently their fusion as Chindia - a new economic superpower - in academic parlance has encouraged Beijing and Delhi to see their countries' prosperity as interlinked. More importantly, the two countries' trade volume increased tenfold over the past seven years, reaching USD51.8 billion in value in 2008, as China became India's largest trading partner for the first time. These figures are set to keep climbing steeply, binding India and China to one another in a way that, many hope, will make conflict unthinkable. Yet alongside their joint economic interests, China and India have independent, and sometimes conflicting, strategic interests. "India needs to show more strategic muscle," says Sahgal, "and that might start to happen in the middle of the next decade. India's leadership is becoming more hawkish and I'm also worried that we don't know the CMC's thinking. So we should be concerned." Neill points out that the Indian government has repeatedly shown restraint in recent years over such crises as Mumbai in 2008 and the Kargil conflict with Pakistan in 1999. The Chinese government has also held back from backing its ally Pakistan in its confrontations with India. However, China's growing involvement in the disputed Kashmir region has serious destabilising potential, Neill warns. "The main concern has got to be the game that China's playing in Kashmir - China has quickly become a fourth player in Kashmir and that's of considerable concern." Both countries insist publicly that they have nothing to gain from a further deterioration in the relationship. The rest of the world must hope that they are saying the same things in private. The ramifications of the 1962 war, fought when China and India were third-world powers, were severe enough. The fallout of a modern Sino-Indian conflict would, for the whole world, be far more damaging. Trefor Moss is a JDW Correspondent based in London
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The condo was very spacious and comfortable. It was the prefect location for our needs. The condo was clean with a fully equipped kitchen. Vicki was very accommodating and friendly and made sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed for our stay. The condo was located in a nice gated community that had a tennis courts and a pool. We look forward to staying int he condo again on future visits to the Mesa area.
Regrettably, our 2014 Feb. & Mar. stay has come to an end. Already missing the sun, pool and jacuzzi. The condo located in a secure gated community is centrally located in Mesa. The unit was very clean & well equipped with numerous appliances, wifi and cable (only personal toiletries and clothing required). Shopping, restaurants, freeway access & many other amenities just minuets away. Staff and tenants very friendly and helpful. The facility is well maintained & grounds are continuously cleaned and upgraded. Thanks for the great stay. We are looking forward to formalizing our 2015 rental agreement.
We had a lovely, month-long stay at this condo. Everything you need is included; plenty of linens, kitchenware and comfort. The master bed was incredibly comfortable and the owners are onsite for immediate assistance. The grounds are immaculately kept by onsite management and everyone was very friendly and helpful.
We were very happy with the condo. It met our needs well for our one-week stay. Also, the location was very good being able to get right on Highway 60.
Excellent value for the area... well furnished and easy access to shopping and downtown Phoenix.
Owner has been more than helpful in making our stay as pleasant as possible.
Will rent again if I have to work in the area again next year.
We spent two full weeks in this condo and enjoyed immensely. Vicky greeted us upon our arrival and provided information for all our needs. Everything was clean and inviting. No need to bring anything but your clothes. Linens, towels, paper products, some toiletries and cleaning supplies were all provided. There was nothing we were in need of. The beds are extremely comfortable and the area is quiet. The pools and grounds were well cared for and the staff very friendly. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a convenient and relaxing stay. Located right off the highway made our house hunting simple. Vicky was always just a phone call away. Baskets were filled with information to make our stay even better - found lots to visit with timely brochures.
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31 FLRA No. 82 ROLLA RESEARCH CENTER U.S. BUREAU OF MINES ROLLA, MISSOURI Respondent and NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 934 Charging Party Case Nos. 7-CA-60066 7-CA-60128 (29 FLRA 107)
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On September 28, 1987, the Authority issued a Decision and Order in this case. 29 FLRA 107 (1987). The General Counsel has filed a Motion for Reconsideration, asserting that due to administrative oversight, certain portions of that decision require clarification. The Respondent filed a reply to the motion.
Section 2429.17 of the Authority's Rules and Regulations permits a party that can establish extraordinary circumstances to request reconsideration of a decision. For the reasons discussed below, the motion is granted in part and dismissed in part.
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We held that the Respondent failed to furnish information to the Union which was necessary for the Union to carry out its representational duties. We concluded that the failure to furnish the requested information was contrary to the requirements of section 7114(b)(4) of the Federal Service Labor - Management Relations Statute (the Statute) and, [PAGE] therefore, violated section 7116(a)(1) and (8). We stated that the Judge failed to make a specific finding on an allegation that the failure to furnish data also violated section 7116(a)(5) and did not specifically pass on that allegation. As there were no exceptions, we noted that we would not modify the Judge's decision.
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The General Counsel points out that the Judge did conclude that the refusal to release the information violated section 7116(a)(1), (5) and (8) of the Statute. The Respondent contends in its reply that no finding of fact or reasons were given to support the section 7116(a)(5) portion of the Judge's conclusion.
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What are traditional Oktoberfest beers? Anyone know of really good kits for them?
If I plan on brewing up anything else in the next two months, I need to make sure I've planned enough time for an Oktoberfest beer in my fermenting calendar
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Sadly, you're too late. Oktoberfest beers are Marzen-style lagers, brewed in the spring and lagered extensively. http://www.bjcp.org/styles04/Category3.html#style3B
bummer. well I can't do a lager anyways, because I don't have a way to brew in cooler temperatures. but perhaps there is an ale kit out there that tries to imitate the flavor? any ideas?
Maybe try an alt? Though commercial alts are typically lagered, many of the HBS kits (AHS, NB, etc.) are set up to be brewed as ales. They'll likely have more hop character than an Oktoberfest, but it's probably as close as you'll get using an ale kit.
EDIT: might also want to check this thread for some ideas:http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=33782
Last summer I made a Brewer's Best kit, called Octoberfest something or other. It was an ale kit, and it came out really good. It used dry nottingham yeast and was really easy. If you ferment at the cool range of the yeast, it will minimize esters and give you an "Octoberfest-style Ale" and still only take about 6 weeks.
Edit- name is German Oktoberfest.
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Talk about privacy! That this is happening on a day when two Intelligence heads are battling it out is no coincidence in my mind and is another potential tragedy for democracy in the US.
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You are always talking about the constitution - I cannot believe that something like this is in that document.
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — D.J. Monroe touched the ball for the first time as a Texas Longhorn and went 89 yards for a touchdown. That was Sept. 5, 2009.
Texas' Monroe finally fulfilling promise
Since then, coach Mack Brown has spent his weekly press conferences hearing variations of the same question: "Why doesn't D.J. get the ball more?"
The answers were simple: Too inconsistent. Struggled to catch. Crowded backfield. Needed to learn the playbook.
That's all changing now. A fifth-year senior, Monroe has scored in every game this season and last week set a school record with his third career kickoff return for a touchdown, his first since his freshman season.
"I was just waiting for someone to kick the ball to me again," Monroe said as No. 11 Texas (4-0, 1-0 Big 12) prepares to host No. 8 West Virginia (4-0, 1-0) on Saturday.
Monroe still doesn't get that many touches. He's just making them count. His four touchdowns are tied for second on the team.
"He gets the ball in his hands and he makes things happen. He provides a spark," Texas quarterback David Ash said.
Longhorns fans have been waiting for Monroe to fulfill the promise he showed in the first game of the 2009 season when Colt McCoy was still the quarterback and the Longhorns were charging for the national championship game.
There have been so many teases along the way.
As a running back, receiver and kick returner, Monroe has played in 40 career games and never averaged less than 6.2 yards per carry. One of the fastest players on the field every week, he had a 60-yard touchdown run against Oklahoma in 2010 that made the Sooners players look like they were standing still. But the coaching staff just didn't trust him to do more.
As a running back, he's a smallish 5-foot-9, 175 pounds and isn't built to take a beating or offer much help in pass protection. As a receiver, he struggled to catch. The playbook at times perplexed him.
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