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You do realize that in addition to the documentation dump, AMD also dumps a load of code into the public repos, giving each new generation of hardware a basic level of support using the current Xorg/Mesa codebase. AMD is getting closer to having this code in the communities hands prior to hardware launch, and if I'm not mistaken actually achieved this for their first Fusion product. I imagine that their goal is to have this code hit the distros prior to hardware launch, so they are going to be playing catch-up for a while longer.
More advanced levels of support (OpenGL 3/4, OpenCL, etc) have been left to the OSS community mainly because the required infrastructure to provide the support isn't there yet. This infrastructure is slowly evolving in the Gallium3D project within Mesa to support the more advanced features of newer cards. As new features are added to Mesa, you can see AMD employees updating the respective bits in their drivers to support the change.
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Is anyone wearing a 3/2 right now? How much longer until you make the switch?
Is anyone wearing a 3/2 right now? How much longer until you make the switch?
I was thinking the same thing. satuday in Ass island. 73 degree air temp 50 degree water, its gonna be close. A game day decision.
I was in a 3/2 almost two weeks ago and it's definitely doable.
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For me its 4/3 till 55.
hell ive used a 3/2 all winter!
i was out in a 3/2 today and was fine. but make sure you got gloves booties and hood
4/3 for me... i wore 3mm booties tho (feet got cold after a while). too cold for me to bust out the 3/2.
I've been wearing my 5'4 all winter but thinking I can get away with just 4/3 next year--it's less rubber and more flexibilty. Yes, I will get colder in the 4/3 faster but I would rather not get so tired also. Thoughts?
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Sauteed Chicken Breasts with Olive-Caper Sauce
(Makes four servings, recipe for Olive-Caper Sauce adapted from pâté di olive at Briciole.
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
olive oil for sauteeing chicken
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3/4 cup kalamata olives, pitted
2 T chopped red onion or shallots
2 T capers
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1/4 cup chopped parsley
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Dave Ament is on the ballot for mayor in New Berlin. He has been the 7th District alderman for 12 years. Dave and his wife, Peggy, grew up in New Berlin, raised their family here and regularly attended city meetings. Through the years they have always given back to the community.
In the late 90s, the New Berlin Chamber of Commerce was bankrupt and abandoned. The Aments, with the support of other business owners, stepped in and were able to clear the debt and put the chamber back in business again. Think of the New Berlin Chamber of Commerce when you visit the farmers market on Saturdays. During that same time, the Aments learned that the city needed a new ambulance and the funds were not in the city budget. The Aments organized a fundraiser to purchase a new ambulance to fulfill the needs of the city. With the generous financial support from the residents and businesses, the city was able to purchase a new ambulance.
After Dave was elected alderman, he worked with New Berlin Assistant Fire Chief Scott Gillard and the state of Wisconsin and RN/EMT-P Paramedic Coordinator Cathy Etter to start the paramedic program in New Berlin and passionately supported the program to its present 24/7 coverage.
For years the Aments have volunteered and supported many programs including the Fourth of July parade and festival, the Christmas parade, soap box derby, historical society and organized and sponsored the New Berlin Memorial Day ceremonies at Highland Memorial Park Cemetery since 1999.
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Henry (and no, that's not his real name) is a friend of mine. He was born in Charleston. In the language of the folks at the U.S. Census, there are about a million people in the Palmetto state that roughly fit in the same demographic.
Henry has never even seen the Statehouse in Columbia.
If it were in my power, I would put a special chair up in the dais in the chambers of the state House and Senate, and I'd put Henry in that chair, so that every time the politicians started talking about "the people of South Carolina," they would look up and see him – and maybe, occasionally, think about the impact their actions are going to have on Henry and his family and the many others just like him.
I first met Henry just before Christmas in 1980 when he was a 4-year-old. My wife and I took a star off of the Christmas-giving tree at our church with his name and a list of a few things he wanted for Christmas. We got him some clothes, a couple of toys and a football. We delivered the packages to him, met his mother and learned that he also had a little brother and a cousin living in the same apartment. No one had taken their stars, so we got them some things, too.
The day before Christmas, we got a call from Henry's social worker saying that Henry and the others needed a little more help. It seems that their mother had just beaten her boyfriend to death with a baseball bat – while the children watched. She was now in jail and the children had no place to go. Finally, we located their grandmother and persuaded her to take them in. She didn't have much, but she loved them and raised them the best she could.
Over the years, we stayed connected. We checked on the boys from time to time; we helped when we could; and we always returned to our home and life a few blocks and another world away.
The State of South Carolina was connected as well. Henry was diagnosed by the social service agencies as having mental and emotional problems. His IQ was in the 70s. But God had blessed him with a gentle, optimistic and caring spirit. He stayed in school as long as they let him, and eventually, he got a minimum-wage job working construction.
I saw Henry and the boys less frequently as they grew older. When I needed help around the house with odd jobs, I'd find them and they would help. When they got behind on their rent or had similar problems, they would find me and I would help.
Henry got into a little trouble here and there, but it was mostly due to others taking advantage of his limited judgment and good nature. He had a son, but lost regular contact with him for a time after the boy's mother moved out. Once, an overworked social worker lost his paperwork and, as a result, Henry spent eight months in the county jail for not paying his child support – which he had, in fact, paid.
When it was suggested that he should sue someone, he demurred, saying, "We all make mistakes some time."
A few years ago, Henry got married. After a long legal fight by a wonderful, caring, pro bono attorney, he regained custody of his son. He lives in the public housing project just down the street from my house with his wife and their three young kids. He has a job as a dishwasher for $10 an hour and is working on his GED. His wife is working on an associate's degree at the local tech school.
Just surviving each day is a real struggle, but he does not give up.
The recent gift of an old second-hand computer was almost more than he could handle. "Now my children can learn something like those other kids," he said, choking back tears.
He can't even imagine working at some place like Boeing. A regular kitchen job with a few benefits at the Medical University Hospital would be a dream come true.
Henry often has to borrow a few bucks to just feed his family because, when he started working longer hours, he lost his food stamp benefits. He is not in good health, but he has Medicaid; he's missing several teeth because it doesn't cover dental care. They share a car with a neighbor but they try not to drive much, as they can't afford car insurance and are scared to death they will have an accident and will lose what little they have.
Once or twice a month, Henry brings me some paper that he's received from a government agency or a utility or a phone company or the like. And they're always the same – something he does not understand, from someone he does not know, telling him he must do or pay something he cannot do or pay.
His questions always come with the same addendum: "I just want to do what's right."
I have never known either Henry or his wife to smoke, drink, do drugs or play the lottery. Taking the kids to McDonald's is a rare and special treat. They go to church most every Sunday and they always put something in the plate for "those that are not as lucky as we are."
Henry is not a demographic, a stereotype or an interest group. He is my friend.
My simple question for our governor and legislators is this: "How did what you did today make life easier or the future brighter for my friend Henry and his family?"
Maybe, if he were sitting in a chair up front, the politicians could explain it to him.
Phil Noble is a businessman in Charleston and is president of the S.C. New Democrats, an independent reform group founded by former Gov. Richard Riley to bring change and reform to government and politics.
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Florida's Crocodiles, Manatees, Sea Turtles Among Species Improving Because of Endangered Species Act
WASHINGTON— A new Center for Biological Diversity analysis of 110 endangered species finds that 90 percent, including many in Florida, are on track to meet recovery goals set by federal scientists. The review examined population trends of plants and animals protected by the Endangered Species Act in all 50 states, including Florida's American crocodiles, manatees, woodstorks and Atlantic green sea turtles. Again and again, the analysis finds species on a positive trajectory toward recovery — and in some cases, exceeding expectations.
"There are Endangered Species Act success stories in every state in America, and Florida's no exception," said Kieran Suckling, executive director of the Center. "No other law in the world has done so much to rescue species from the brink of extinction and put them on a path to recovery. Simply put, the Act has been remarkably successful."
The study analyzed population data for 110 species from the year each was placed on the endangered species list through 2011. Each species' actual population trend and trajectory was compared to the timeline for recovery set out in government recovery plans. Nearly all the animals and plants are recovering on time to meet federal goals.
The study's findings are similar to a 2006 Center analysis of all federally protected species in the Northeast, which found 93 percent were stabilized or improving since being put on the endangered species list and 82 percent were on pace to meet recovery goals.
"Some of Florida's signature species, from Florida manatees to American crocodiles, are on their way to recovery thanks to the Endangered Species Act," Suckling said.
Today's report, which relies on data from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and independent scientists, is a science-based rebuttal to attacks on the Act by critics like Rep. Doc Hastings (R-Wash.), chairman of the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources, who claims the Act is "failing badly" because only 1 percent of species have been recovered. In fact, the report finds that 80 percent of species haven't been listed for long enough to reach their projected delisting date. On average, species have been protected for 32 years and have a typical expected recovery period of 46 years.
"Saving species from the brink of extinction — and bringing them back to a point where they're going to survive into the future — can't happen overnight," Suckling said. "Calling the Act at failure at this point is like throwing away a 10-day prescription of antibiotics on the third day and saying they don't work. It just makes no sense."
For full recovery profiles of the 110 species — and an interactive regional map — go to www.ESAsuccess.org.
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Marquis, Corbin riding hot streaks into rubber match
Padres, D-backs turn to steady hurlers for series finale in desert
Two of the game's hottest pitchers are lined up to duel in the desert on Sunday at Chase Field, as Arizona's Patrick Corbin takes his perfect record to the hill against the Padres and right-hander Jason Marquis.
The D-backs lefty has been unstoppable this season, sporting a 7-0 record and 1.44 ERA through nine starts and is one of five undefeated starters remaining in the Majors. The 23-year-old also has opened the season with a club-record nine straight starts in which he's allowed two or fewer runs while going at least six innings -- the longest such streak in the Majors since then-Colorado ace Ubaldo Jimenez began 2010 with 12.
And as everyone waits for Corbin to cool off, he's actually coming off his first career complete game, a one-run gem against the Rockies at Coors Field.
"He just dominated," D-backs catcher Miguel Montero said. "He mixed his [velocity], mixing in and out, keeping them off-balance. They really didn't know what to look for because he was throwing everything for a strike."
For as good as Corbin's been, Marquis is amid one the best stretches of his 14-year career. The righty has won five straight starts for the second-longest winning streak of his career and has posted a 2.27 ERA with 17 strikeouts in that span.
His last outing came Monday against the Cardinals, whom he held to two runs (one earned) on three hits in six innings.
"I felt I had a lot of my pitches working tonight," Marquis said after the win. "From the second on, I felt pretty good. I felt I had good command of my sinker and that it had good depth to it. All in all, I felt like I did what I wanted to do. And once again, the defense did a great job."
Marquis' five-game run is tied with the Mets' Matt Harvey and the Cardinals' Lance Lynn for the second-longest winning streak behind Corbin, and the veteran Padres pitcher is looking to become the first San Diego starter to win six consecutive starts since Andy Benes in 1991.
Padres: Trying to put it together
San Diego's 10-4 win on Saturday night snapped a three-game losing streak. The Padres have experienced a bit of a roller-coaster season, as they continue to try stringing together games where they play well in all facets.
"We could never connect those phases of the game. If we didn't pitch, we didn't score enough," Padres manager Bud Black said. "In those games, we did pitch well, the offense wasn't there. After about 20 games or so we started to smooth out the starting pitching and we started getting better efforts. Our offense picked up and we had more consistent play in all areas."
• Second baseman Jedd Gyorko has five homers this month, tying the club's rookie record for most homers in May.
• Padres catchers have caught four consecutive attempted base stealers and seven of their last nine.
D-backs: Extra! Extra!
The D-backs have knocked at least one extra-base hit in 33 straight games, the third-longest active streak in the Majors.
• Outfielder A.J. Pollock is batting .405 with six multi-hit games in his last 10 outings against National League West opponents.
• Arizona is batting .293 with 16 RBIs with runners in scoring position in its past five games.
Worth noting
• Corbin faced the D-backs on May 4, tossing seven innings of one-run ball while striking out seven.
• Only five Padres pitchers have won six or more consecutive starts: Andy Hawkins (10, 1985), LaMarr Hoyt (eight, 1985), Eric Rasmussen (seven, 1978), Gaylord Perry (six, 1978) and Benes.
• Padres outfielder Carlos Quentin, who came up with the D-backs, is hitting .292 with 25 doubles and nine home runs in 81 career games at Chase Field.
Cash Kruth is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @cashkruth. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Here are the best stories from Special Olympics programs across North America.
Manchester United Brings Soccer to US Athletes Thanks to Soccer Clinics Hosted by Aon
2014 Capitol Hill Day in U.S. Athletes and leaders demonstrate need and impact to lawmakers, and Special Olympics bestows it's highest honor on a legislative champion.
Special Olympics North America announces its 2013 Coaches of the Year! Social Special Olympics North America is honored to announce the selection of Jennifer Walsh of Massachusetts and Rob Wagner of Iowa as the Special Olympics North America 2013 Coaches of the Year! 2014-01-14
"I feel stronger. I can run faster. I can do it on my own and I never give up." This is what Special Olympics athlete Molly Hincka will tell you is the secret to her confidence, her training and joy of running.
"Our Athletes Lost a Friend Today:" Special Olympics Mourns Passing of Sen. Lautenberg (NJ)
More than 200 golfers from throughout North America will compete in the 13th annual Special Olympics North America Golf Invitational Tournament, September 6-9, 2012 at the beautiful Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park, Arizona.
Barnabas Health Supporting Families of 2014 USA Games
Susie Doyens remained practically mute for most of her childhood due to social pressure and anxiety. See how she literally shattered those fears with the confidence gained through Special Olympics.
PSE&G named Founding Partner of 2014 USA Games with $1M pledge
Every golfer dreams of making a hole-in-one: Special Olympics athlete Jason Wright now has three of them!
MacKenzie MacDonald has faced many challenges growing up. She and her parents found ways to overcome -- and Special Olympics was a big part of that. It still is.
David Egan has always dreamed big. When he was a youngster, starting out as a Special Olympics swimmer, he dreamed of winning his races. As he grew, he looked to bigger goals –having a job and finding ways to change attitudes toward people with intellectual disabilities.
SocialToys"R"Us Named Founding Partner of 2014 Special Olympics USA GamesBuilding on a Company wide Commitment to Supporting Children with Special Needs, Toys"R"Us® will Serve as the Presenting Sponsor of the 2014 Games First ever Young Athletes™ Festival2012 03 14(PRINCETON, NJ)
Special Olympics and Best Buddies ask supporters to share their stories as part of the 4th annual Spread the Word to End the Word Awareness Day.
Special Olympics and Best Buddies participants and supporters joined together yesterday on Capitol Hill to meet with America's elected leaders to urge continued commitment to the work of the late Eunice Kennedy Shriver and to make sure that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are top of the mind when critical decisions are made for the country.
In the world of basketball he is a legend. John Moreau refereed at countless NCAA tournaments and Olympic trials. He has been on the court with basketball super-stars like Michael Jordan, David Thompson, Larry Bird, and Magic Johnson. Coach Jimmy Valvano affectionately called Moreau "Papa John."
Special Olympics believes that through sports young people can make a difference in friendships, schools and communities. Project UNIFY is youth driven, with a Youth Activation Committee (YAC) made up of young people representing middle schools, high schools and colleges nationwide. Members of the committee will work together over the course of the year to develop strategies promoting school communities where all young people are agents of change. During their time on the committee, YAC members will provide leadership to Special Olympics and Project UNIFY by participating in Special Olympics global events, providing advice and counsel on strategies to reach other youths, engaging in and promoting Special Olympics activities in their home environments, communicating and networking via Web connectivity with other youth around the country, and reviewing Project UNIFY materials for innovation and viability.
One athlete called attending the Global Athlete Congress the adventure of his life. Others spoke of the responsibilities that come with being delegates to the first such meeting in five years, held June 6-9 in Marrakech, Morocco. Now they can all look back on what was accomplished – which was a lot.
When Amanda Gump was growing up, kids made fun of her because they said there "something wrong" with her. Whenever it was time to pick teams, she was always chosen last.
SocialDoctors said Lani is "never going to achieve anything." She defies their low expectations every day. She is a graceful gymnast and leads by example, mentoring other athletes.2011 10 12 A World of OpportunitiesRemember Lani DeMello? She was born with
His is a tale that appeals to many people -- the story of a physically awkward kid who struggled with learning and behavior problems; but overcame them all to become one of the greatest swimmers of all time. But for Special Olympics athletes, the Michael Phelps story has an added meaning: he's living proof that determination can lead to skill and that skill can lead to triumph.
Melissa, a 28-year-old swimmer from the Matanuska Valley in Alaska, has spent much of 2011 training toward her goal of getting "all golds" at her first World Games. A swimmer from Alaska may seem a bit unusual, but Melissa makes a habit of defying expectations.
Brazilians legends Romario and Zico, two of the World's most loved football heroes, are the latest to be tied together with the Special Olympics movement and millions of athletes around the world.
Brady Tanner has countless medals to his name and has been competing in a variety of Special Olympics sports for over two decades. But powerlifting is where Brady really excels and he is heading to the Special Olympics World Summer Games in Athens to represent Team USA. But his road to glory was not an easy one.
Sarah and Ben are not just siblings, they're a team. In June, they head to the Global Youth Activation Summit in Athens from Colorado, where they lead Project Unify® at their school and are working to expand youth involvement in Special Olympics Colorado.
Karen Dickerson says she's most at home when her running shoes are pounding the pavement. Six days a week, several miles a day, all year long. She's always trying to improve -- her time, her form, her endurance.
Even before he got involved with Special Olympics, Ted realized the importance of participating in sports and he was there to help and encourage the athletes.
Students from John F. Kennedy High School in Cleveland, Ohio, organized "Drills on Wheels," an event and awareness campaign for Special Olympics.
Doctors said Lani is "never going to achieve anything." She defies their low expectations every day. She is a graceful gymnast and leads by example, mentoring other athletes.
Joshua Powell is on an exciting journey of discovery. A recent arrival in China, Powell grew up in Colorado where he got involved with sports as a Special Olympics athlete at the age of 7. He's now learning Chinese and helping younger people in China with intellectual disabilities. He wrote this narrative of his adventure so far.
Kayla McKeon has been in Special Olympics for a decade, and it has helped her build strength, make friends, learn responsibility and develop confidence. Now, Kayla applies these skills in her daily life and in college.
Meet Melissa, Scott, and Christopher – their stories are testaments to the power of sport.
New Jersey will be the site of the 2014 Special Olympics USA National Games, an event that will draw up to 80,000 athletes, coaches, family members and spectators to the state and which will leave behind a legacy of acceptance and respect for people with intellectual disabilities.
It is my sad duty to report to you that the Special Olympics movement lost one of its most loyal and dedicated volunteers this week, Jimmy Carnes. Jimmy died on Saturday March 5 after a long battle with cancer. His wonderful wife, Nanette, and many of his 14 children, grandchildren, step grandchildren and great grandchildren were at his side. He was 76 years young.
For John and Lisa Aronson, Special Olympics has been a constant. Both avid athletes, they got involved at an early age and met while volunteering. Even after starting a family, they still make time to organize state tournaments and volunteer at the Games-- bringing their three-year-old twins along to cheer.
Kathy and Doug Keith were warned that their son Jimmy, diagnosed with Down syndrome, may not have the same physical abilities as his twin sister. Keiths were determined that Jimmy would have opportunities to play sports. Today, the entire family is involved, cheering at events, playing sports, raising funds to support athletes like their son, coaching, and even starting a basketball program
In November, nearly 100 youth and mentors representing 14 schools from 8 different Wyoming communities attended the 2010 Wyoming Youth Activation Summit in Casper, Wyoming. That's more than DOUBLE the participation from last year's inaugural Summit!
Social"Hooked" on Special OlympicsJay Glicksman's tenure as a Special Olympics volunteer and coach spans two decades. He is also a loyal donor to the organization. Through his involvement and support, Jay has transformed the lives of many athletes, yet he
The National School Climate Center announced additional members, for a total of 37, to the National School Climate Council. The Council represents critical education stakeholders and advances a national campaign focused on school climate policy, practice and research.
To get where he is today, Special Olympics power lifter David Hill has moved mountains – or at least his mom thinks so.
On September 26, 2010, Denver Broncos Linebacker #92, Elvis Dumervil generously provided Special Olympics Colorado with the opportunity of a lifetime inviting 14 SOCO student Athletes and Unified Sports® Partners to attend the Broncos vs. Colts game at INVESCO Field.
Jenni Newbury has seen firsthand the transformative power of Special Olympics. Having recently joined the staff, Jenni told us about her brother's involvement and how she strives to create new ways for Jason to be included. We wanted to share their story with you.
Three Special Olympics athletes from the Serbian town of Cacak received an award for their sporting achievements. In an act of generosity and sportsmanship, they decided to help out their hometown team with a contribution.
At the invitation of North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue, Special Olympics North Carolina hosted its inaugural EKS Day celebration on September 24th with a reception for more than 200 at the Executive Mansion in Raleigh, NC, including 70 Project UNIFY® youth attending from throughout the state for the first-ever Youth Summit.
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A journey that began as one Maryland family's battle for respect and acceptance for their daughter and sister, Rosa, became a significant milestone in the ongoing battle for dignity, inclusion and respect of all people with intellectual disabilities when United States President Barack Obama signed bill S.2781 into federal law on October 5, 2010.
An agreement that will raise the profile of Special Olympics in the international sports community and also lead to a stronger coaching program with improved coaching guides was set into place last month in Europe.
On September 8-9, Special Olympics Missouri Field Staff from across the state gathered at Tan-Tar-A resort to kick off Year 3 of Project UNIFY®.
We fight to end the R-Word every day. We all know it's how the world should be, but many times, those with no connection to our athletes have trouble understanding why it's so critical.They read it in laws. They hear it used every day by their friends. They say it in their everyday conversation. Thanks to the passing of Rosa's Law in the Senate earlier this month, the first of these three has been eliminated and we are one step closer to achieving the respect, dignity, and acceptance of those with intellectual disabilities.
Special Olympics rhythmic gymnast Sara Abbott is accustomed to beating the odds. When she was an infant, doctors said she would never walk or talk; she was not supposed to live past the age of 30; and three years ago, she weighed well over 300 pounds.
The entire Special Olympics family is saddened by the great loss of former Alaska Senator Ted Stevens, who championed the efforts of Special Olympics throughout his life.
During the USA National Games in Nebraska, Special Olympics Chairman and CEO Tim Shriver and First Lady of Nebraska Sally Ganem hosted over 30 national and local education leaders and 15 youth with and without intellectual disabilities for an Education Roundtable discussing Special Olympics move to introduce a broadened vision of inclusion in the classroom.
The first-ever Special Olympics Unity Cup presented by Coca-Cola marks the beginning of a great journey between Special Olympics and long-time global partner, Coca-Cola.
Volunteers at Healthy Athletes Health Promotion events spend time and energy teaching athletes about avoiding sugar and fat-filled snacks, the benefits of eating a bigger variety of fresh fruits and vegetables and other healthy eating habits. Yet, when the athletes leave the venue, the food choices that confront them, whether it is in their homes or even at the Special Olympics cafeteria, often don't include healthy alternatives.
One of the 16 Special Olympics athletes selected for the first-ever, Special Olympics Unity Cup Presented by Coca-Cola is Matthew Millett from South Grafton, Massachusetts, who will be representing the United States.
In an effort to rebuild a strong and robust Special Olympics Haiti, Camp Shriver is slated to launch in five cities across the country, starting July 5. The sports day camps for people with intellectual disabilities--named after the founder of Special Olympics, the late Eunice Kennedy Shriver--will run for four weeks in Petionville, Carrefour, Jacmel, Les Cayes and Cape Haitian.
At first, Michael Dee's goal was merely to conquer Chile's brutal Atacama Desert, as part of a nearly week-long endurance race across one of the harshest environments on Earth. At about 10,000 feet high, the Atacama is where NASA scientists go to study terrain that most resembles the dry, desolate Martian landscape. It's also where this 53-year-old native of Buffalo, NY, took up a unique challenge as part of the 4Deserts Ultramarathon, known as one of the most punishing endurance races on the planet. The Singapore-based businessman hoped to raise enough money to send all of Singapore's Special Olympics athletes to the 2011 World Summer Games in Athens.
In December, A U.S. District Court judge in Michigan ruled that Oakland University had discriminated against Micah Fialka-Feldman, a student with an intellectual disability, when officials decided he could not live in on-campus housing.
We are thrilled to share with you a significant step forward in our efforts to move the 2010 Eunice Kennedy Shriver Act through the U.S. Congress.
More than 3,000 athletes from 48 states will compete in the US National Games July 18 – 23 in Lincoln, NE. The Games will mark a milestone as the largest event in the history of the state of Nebraska and engage more than 8,000 volunteers, the University of Nebraska and numerous local and national businesses throughout the state.
Sport: South Carolina Unified Soccer Team; "The Dream Team" Delegation: South Carolina Achievement: Earned a bronze medal while competing in the highest unified division of the 2009 SC State Fall Games.
On the morning of October 23, 2010 hundreds of Best Buddies and Special Olympics supporters will cycle, run and walk the streets of Washington, D.C. at the National Mall to honor the legacy of Eunice Kennedy Shriver.
As a shoe store owner and Special Olympics Florida coach for more than six years, Richard Wills has regularly given away merchandise from his store to Special Olympics athletes in need.
When it comes to Special Olympics golf, volunteer and PGA Professional Frank Selva has been a driving force in building the sport for the movement in Connecticut and throughout the country. On March 23, Selva was recognized for his more than 20 years of service with the PGA Conrad Rehling Award.
March 3, 2010 marked the second annual day of awareness for "Spread the Word to End the Word." With more than 20,000 pledges on March 3 at www.r-word.org a major goal of the campaign was surpassed - 100,000 total pledges.
On Wednesday, January 27th there was a certain excitement in the air on Capitol Hill – not only because of the President's State of the Union address – but because Special Olympics athletes, Best Buddies participants, along with coaches, program leaders and family members from 43 states across the U.S. were in town to share their passion for the needs of those with intellectual disabilities.
Thousands of miles away from the warm water temperatures of his home in the Cayman Islands, Andrew Smilley was about to join 800 swimmers, including five fellow Special Olympic athletes, in one of the most challenging Open Water Swims in the world, the RCP Tiburon Mile.
When Special Olympics Cayman Islands athlete Andrew Smilley was voted to have achieved the Greatest Open Water Swim of 2009 in an online poll it was a great accomplishment first and foremost by Smilley, but it also proved to be a tremendous example of how the passion and devotion of Special Olympics athletes, families and supporters has successfully transcended to the Internet thru social media and other online communities.
Most of us were shocked and dismayed when we heard about the devastation that was caused by the earthquake in Haiti earlier this month.
Chih Hua Liu's visit to Healthy Athletes Opening Eyes at the 2009 World Winter Games in February ended in an ambulance ride to the emergency room with dangerously high pressure in his eye. When Bill Lutz went to a Healthy Hearing screening later that week, he was wearing obsolete hearing aids that left him virtually unable to hear. Recent follow-up interviews found that these athletes and many others like them are still benefiting from the interventions received at Healthy Athletes, as well as their overall Special Olympics experience.
Letter from Special Olympics Timothy J. Shriver to White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel.
A former professional player with the National Football League, Tony Covington understands the meaning of "the power of sports"--on and off the playing field. He told us about the difference he sees in Special Olympics athletes and how his own worldview has been transformed.
At one time, Athlete Kristina O'Neal did not know the pool had depth, but she is now open to a whole new world of swimming because of a precious gift of goggles from Healthy Athletes.
Stay in touch! See inspiring stories, photos and videos in our Special Olympics newsletter.
Today, the Templeton Foundation gave its most prestigious award to my hero, Jean Vanier. For Linda and our children and me, he has also been our retreat leader, our teacher of humility, our guide.
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MONTPELIER – A two-year collaboration involving an agricultural writer and a farmer / photographer has produced a museum-ready exhibit on organic farming in Vermont.
The special exhibit – "Plowing Old Ground: Vermont's Organic Farming Pioneers" – is a mix of words and pictures compiled by Susan Harlow and John Nopper that will be on display at the Vermont History Museum on State Street in Montpelier starting next month.
The March 16 opening, which will be held from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., will include a reception and short talks by the exhibit's creators.
Harlow is the woman behind the narratives produced from kitchen table interviews with people who helped get the organic ball rolling here in Vermont. Nopper snapped the black and white photographs to accompany them.
Together they tell the stories of six working Vermont farms and their farmers. Two central Vermont farmers and their farms – Joey Klein of Littlewood Farm in Plainfield and Bruce Kaufman of Riverside Farm in Hardwick – are highlighted in the exhibit that also features Vermont's first officially certified organic farmer, Howard Prussack of High Meadows Farm in Putney.
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Is there any bench about the performance of various linux distributions ??
I used Gentoo for about 4 years and now I'm using Suse 10.3 on a "temporary" computer.
However, this Suse seems to run very fine and, after having compiled all my stuff on Gentoo since so many years, I'm just wondering if there is a performance gain of compiling everything just for -march.
Anyway, Gentoo allows to have very sharp choices of what is setup on the computer but is there a real performance gain ?
Could this ever be tested on Phoronix one of these days ???


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