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Western New York politicians are preparing to pay a price for their pro or con stands on gun control, and the bills already are starting to arrive.
After new gun-control legislation on the state and federal fronts sparked a fury of controversy over the past few days, legislators and other elected officials alike must now deal with the political fallout. From the giant pro-gun rally slated for today in Niagara Square to letters to the editor criticizing those who oppose stricter legislation, gun control is already surfacing as a major issue for election days stretching years into the future.
"I certainly will remind everyone at election time. Absolutely," said 2010 Republican gubernatorial candidate Carl P. Paladino. "
Others who support new gun limits, however, are betting their votes will be accepted and even welcomed by their constituents. For example, State Sen. Timothy M. Kennedy's vote in support of sweeping new controls has not exactly lit up the switchboard of the Buffalo Democrat's office.
"The vast majority of people in the 63rd Senate District agree with my position in support of making New York State safer," he said Friday. "New York State had to do something, because doing nothing was not an option."
County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz offered a similar view.
"Last year in Erie County, firearms played a role in 78 fatalities," he said. "Thanks to Gov. Cuomo and the State Legislature, residents of Erie County and all New Yorkers can feel safer today knowing that responsible, appropriate legislation has been passed to keep guns out of the hands of potentially dangerous people."
But Mayor Byron W. Brown, who presides over a city that recorded 50 homicides last year (many committed with guns), did not return a call to comment. The mayor is expected to again seek backing for re-election this year from the Conservative Party – a vocal opponent of gun control.
Brown's silence on the issue is in stark contrast with New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has emerged as one of the nation's most vocal gun-control advocates following a string of mass murders committed with guns around the nation in recent months.
County Clerk Christopher L. Jacobs, meanwhile, entered the controversy this week by refusing to issue data requested by The Buffalo News under the Freedom of Information Act regarding gun ownership in Erie County. But he also raised new questions about the law – apart from pure gun control – by asking who will pay for it.
"I have concerns about the financial implications of an unfunded mandate," he said.
He also raised constitutional questions of his own surrounding new requirements that could "bog down" the right of citizens to quickly obtain the pistol permits issued by his office.
But most attention is already focusing on key legislative figures like State Sen. Mark J. Grisanti of Buffalo, the only upstate Republican in the Senate to vote for the new gun-control law.
"All he worries about it getting re-elected," Paladino said.
While state Republican leaders have avoided the merits of the bill, they are lambasting Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo for the process by which he gained swift passage of such a controversial measure. State GOP Chairman Edward F. Cox said this week that Cuomo "rammed through" the legislation in a "intellectually dishonest and downright absurd" manner.
"The way Mr. Cuomo is governing in Albany should raise serious concerns among New Yorkers who cherish the democratic process – even among those who agree with the governor on the issues," he said.
Paladino, who will address the pro-gun rally expected to jam Niagara Square today, also is criticizing the "total lack of transparency" in the way that Cuomo sought quick passage of the bill and then immediately signed it into law.
"It's all how this guy can serve his own vanity," Paladino said. "It's all about saying, 'Look how liberal New York State is and that our Republicans bought right into it.' "
Paladino saved his harshest rhetoric, however, for Republican State Sen. Dean G. Skelos of Rockville Centre. He said the Senate majority leader could have exercised his power and never allowed the measure on the floor for a vote.
He also called Grisanti and Kennedy "cowards" for voting in favor of the gun law, claiming Grisanti's vote stemmed from pressure exerted by State Sen. George D. Maziarz, R-Newfane, a frequent Paladino target. He said Maziarz was safe to vote against the measure once he realized it would pass, and urged Grisanti to vote yes.
"It's absolutely and totally untrue. I'm strongly opposed to this legislation," Maziarz countered. "Carl is delusional."
While only Kennedy and Grisanti among the Western New York delegation voted for the Cuomo measure in the Senate, and only Democrats Crystal D. Peoples-Stokes and Sean M. Ryan in the Assembly, it appears most other local lawmakers may be out of sync with the rest of the state.
The latest Siena College poll released this week shows the Cuomo proposals to restrict assault-style weapons and limit rifle magazines to seven bullets are strongly supported by the public. The Siena Research Institute survey found New Yorkers view the National Rifle Association unfavorably by 57 percent to 36 percent, overwhelmingly support the ban on assault weapons and nearly unanimously support increasing penalties for purchasing illegal guns and using guns on school grounds.
Now, attention shifts to Washington after President Obama proposed similar measures. So far, the support pattern among the local delegation mirrors the state representatives – city-based congressmen like Brian Higgins, D-Buffalo, favor stricter measures; suburban and rural types like Republicans Chris Collins of Clarence and Tom Reed of Corning do not.
Collins this week said his father taught him lessons of responsible gun ownership and believes other residents of his 27th Congressional District received similar instruction.
"It is not the job of the federal government to tell responsible gun owners how to live their lives, nor is it the job of the federal government to dictate gun-control legislation down onto the states," he said. "The administration should not force through gun-control legislation that tramples the rights of responsible gun owners as an emotional reaction to recent tragedies."
Reed views the proposal in a constitutional light. "I remain concerned that eroding one of our constitutional rights will lead to more limits," he said.
And Higgins this week praised the Obama proposal as "comprehensive" because it included not only new gun regulations but also emphasized mental health issues.
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And not just a tennis ball from 15 miles away, but a tennis ball 15 miles away and moving at three times the speed of sound. That's the sort of sensitivity the radar operators on the UK's HMS Iron Duke will have the chance to work with when it returns to service next year.
The ARTISAN medium range 3D surveillance radar, developed by BAE Systems for use on the Navy's Type 23 frigates, apparently offers five times the efficiency of current technology, also allowing ships to cut their way through modern mobile and general technical interference.
It can track up to 800 moving things simultaneously, with a range of 200m to 200km. It'll soon appear on the controversial new Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers, plus the futuristic Type 26 frigates we'll see around a decade from now ought to come with it pre-installed.
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This system is lovely installed. I put two systems on opposing walls of a very small bedroom of my old house (which doesn't have much for traditional closet space) and it looks like a high-end walk in closet room with the addition of an island in the middle (I used a low dresser with a marble top for the island.) Instructions are easy to follow, but it does take a while to get up, particularly if you're working alone, and you will need another person to manage a couple things easily. (But nothing that takes more than a minute or so.) The materials were sturdy, there was more than adequate hardware (extras of things), the stain was even and pretty. TIPS: I have plaster and lath walls, so I could not use the plastic anchors provided, but instead took the time to find studs, and install (my own) longer wood screws directly into the studs when possible. For areas that needed attachment that were not on a stud, I used molly bolts. In addition, since plaster walls are rarely completely flat, I used some composite shims between the J-brackets and the wall where needed. (Wood shims would work fine as well.) But make sure you're using long enough screws so you are sure you go far enough into the stud, since you have the thickness of the bracket, shim, plaster and lath to get thru before you even hit a stud. All in all not much was necessary for adjustment to make the system work well on plaster - I would think you'd have some real problems if you tried to use the plastic stuff in plaster though.
I actually modified this organizer to fit in a small walk in closet instead of the intended use of a straight long closet. I used an on-line design tool prior to ordering to ensure that I could make it work. The result was very nice and very functional. I recommend that you design this carefully before attempting assembly. With the help of a skilled son-in-law it took about 5hrs to complete the closet. The wood is soft and easy to mar so be really careful. A color stick is included so I think they are expecting this. Assembly was a little tricky because of the intended use but all the hardware supplied made it easier. Also take care when cutting the shelves. A little bit of pre-planning on the cuts will help so that you don't cut into a slat. There are only 2 con's to the product that I see. The screws supplied to attach the shelves were tiny and I really question their ability to hold any heavy objects. I bought a size larger. Be sure to pre-drill or you will split the wood. The second con is the rod. The attachment method looks good but takes up a lot of hanger space and requires a number of them when the rod is over 5'. I also lost 3" on each end of the rod due to mounting requirements. Be sure to use ample screws and anchors when mounting to wall. This makes up for the wood used to make the organizer. A hardwood version of this organizer would be a killer product at a slightly higher price point. I liked the results so much that I intend on buying 3 more organizers to redo our Master Walk In closet. I will do something different for the rod to increase strength to enable hanging all of the clothes.
I'm not mechanically inclined. The instructions were easy to follow and the manufacturer provided plenty of hardware. All pieces were included, there was no damage. The completed product is beautiful.Two notes: 1. If your closet configuration is 8', you are going to have to make saw cuts to the shelves.2. A decent 12" - 18" level is mandatory. (I saved $75 at Overstock.com over the warehouseprice for the same product).
Definitely worth the money. We ordered only one for our walk in closet and plan on ordering another one. Very easy to modify to the size of the closet. It looks very professional and it certainly gives the closet a whole new look to it. Plenty of space and makes everything a lot more organized.The directions were a little confusing at first but once you figured them out it was not too bad. We were able to put all together in about 6 hours. We split it into 2 nights and that worked out great. It was a very wise purchase.
The system arrived in a matter of days, faster than expected. There were no scratches on the wood and all the hardware was included. I hired someone to put my system in because it was to be installed in a complex space with a sloping roof, a light fixture, etc. Also because I'm all thumbs. In any case, the system was very, very flexible and we were able to adapt it to the problems at hand. It looks great - all hardwood compared to the other wire systems that are on the market - and it meets all my needs. The price compared extremely fairly to the wire models in the market. I recommend it highly.
This is a really nice addition to a closet and not at all complicated to install. You definitely need at least two people, three ideally, but it installs on an afternoon and makes your closet look like a custom job. Holds plenty of weight without bending or buckling and looks like quality. I am so glad I purchased this!
Good quality. Color was a bit orange/red.
It did take me a full day to install this into my closet. Made sure all screws went into studs and had to cut a couple of pieces to accommodate my closet size. The cool thing about this product is that you really can custom place the shelves/hanging areas to accommodate your needs.
I purchased two of these for my closets. They come with different designs and I used two of them. Did it myself and it did take some time but well worth it. They look and function great.
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Although often overlooked when purchasing a costume, stockings, tights, and socks can really be the finishing touch to an outfit. From bobby socks to monster fur legwarmers to sexy fishnets, these accessories can make all the difference. Sometimes leg wear are absolutely essential for a costume. Bobby socks are a good example of a must have accessory if you're going to create a real 50s poodle skirt look. The same is true of white knee-high stockings for a man's Colonial knickers. They may be sold separately but they should be considered a necessity if you want to create an authentic look.
Some stockings, socks, or tights are not required but do make an important part of a costume. Furry legwarmers, for instance, can really make a monster or animal costume look more complete. 80s lace cycling shorts or a burlesque dancer's fishnets are the same. You can get away without them, but wearing them will really improve your outfit. There are all kinds of tights and stockings to wear under any outfit. An opaque pair can cover your legs if the skirt is too revealing or if it's too chilly. You can find a style and color to match almost any outfit. If you're dressing in a sexy costume then you're going to want sexy stockings. Fishnets, especially thigh highs worn with a garter, can really make your legs look sexy.


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Express boats and car ferries sail up and down the coast, in sheltered waters and across open seas, to towns and villages, and islands large and small. They provide perfect logistics for a holiday of island hopping, or an itinerary entirely of your own choosing.
Be warned, there may be queues in the summer months. For the most popular ferries, you are wise to queue early: Geiranger - Hellesylt, Gudvangen - Kaupanger and Lauvvik - Lysebotn.
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The long-established Hurtigruten sails from Bergen to Kirkenes in Finnmark. The journey Bergen - Kirkenes - Bergen takes 11 days. This voyage is an exquisite way to experience the natural beauty of the coast. It is indeed "the world's most beautiful sea voyage". What fascinates tourists most are all the tiny and not-so-tiny communities they stop by at along the way.
Departures are daily and there are frequent stops along the coast. The ships can accommodate cars, making it easy to combine the cruise with a holiday in different places ashore.
It is not only coastal Norway that offers boat trips. For example you can take a trip on Norway's largest lake, Lake Mjøsa, with the world's oldest paddle steamer Skibladner. Or travel in the Jotunheimen Mountains with the Gjende Boats.
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OMB offers agencies sequestration guidance as deadline looms
Thursday - 12/20/2012, 3:22pm EST
With fiscal-cliff negotiations coming down to the wire, the Obama administration has sought to reassure agency leaders and federal-employee unions that sequestration — the across-the-board budget cuts set to take effect in January — won't have an immediate impact on the federal workforce or government operations.
John Berry, the director of the Office of Personnel Management, and Danny Werfel, the controller of the Office of Management and Budget, told unions that they do not believe day-to-day operations would change dramatically after Jan. 2 — even if sequestration goes into effect.
OMB: Not like a government shutdown
Berry and Werfel stressed that sequestration would be unlike a government shutdown because budget reductions would not be immediate.
"These cuts, while significant and harmful to our collective mission as an agency, would not necessarily require immediate reductions in spending," an OMB fact sheet sent to agency managers and unions Thursday morning stated. "Under sequestration, we would still have funds available after Jan. 2, but our overall funding for the remainder of the year would be reduced
While furloughs of federal employees would remain on the table if sequestration continues for an extended period of time, the fact sheet stated OMB "will not be executing any immediate personnel actions, such as furloughs" on or immediately after Jan. 2.
OMB told the unions that furloughs would only come after other possible possible savings had been exhausted.
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OMB officials also held a call Thursday with government officials to discuss agency expectations if sequestration takes place.
"OMB told us they will not be expecting anything from us until January in regards to the sequestration process and where the potential cuts to spending would happen," a government official, who requested anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the discussions, said. "There was a rumor OMB would want details before Christmas, but they said there isn't an immediate need and they are still working with Congress to find a solution."
The source also said their agency already has told some of its larger contractors that if sequestration happens, some of the firm fixed-price contracts would have to be reduced.
OMB cleared agencies to begin disseminating guidance to their employees Thursday morning, according to an email Werfel sent to agency managers obtained by Federal News Radio.
"Agencies are not required to begin broad-based communications with employees on this issue," Werfel said, but he encouraged agencies to use an OMB-approved template and to reach out to federal unions if they did so.
So far, a number of agencies have issued their employees the guidance, including the Social Security Administration, the Commerce Department and the Defense Department — all hewing closely to OMB's recommended template.
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Federal unions said they appreciated the administration's efforts to keep employees informed.
"Robust communication and involvement in this process will be critical in keeping our workforce informed," William Dougan, president of the National Federal of Federal Employees, said in a statement. "The real issue here, however, is not words, but the actions our elected leaders take in the coming days and weeks."
Dougan called for an alternative to the sequestration cuts that wouldn't unfairly target federal employees.
Jacqueline Simon, public policy director for the American Federal of Government Employees, told Federal News Radio one of the union's top priorities is to "stop any deal that's worse than sequestration," such as cuts to employee compensation.
The House is set to vote Thursday on a bill that would avert Defense budget cuts by requiring federal employees to kick in an extra 5 percent toward their pensions starting in 2013. But the bill, which mirrors a similar House bill approved last spring, is likely dead-on-arrival in the Senate.
"What's happening is part of good governance and it is the responsibility of OMB to give these notifications," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said during a press briefing Thursday. "We remain, as I've been discussing, focused on reaching agreement on a balanced deficit reduction plan that prevents us from going over the fiscal cliff and avoids sequestration. And we believe even now that that agreement is within reach if there is a partner with whom to agree."
Carney added that with two weeks remaining before sequestration takes effect, in the event an agreement is not reached, OMB is taking steps to ensure that the administration is making preparations to issue an order to agencies if one is needed.
"So, this is simply the responsible thing to do," he said. "It should not be read as predictive of any outcome. If we were five minutes away from achieving a deal, it would still be the responsible thing to do."
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I have heard that there is currently no possible way to have a Zune interoperate with Linux though, is this the case? Does anyone have suggestions of good, similar players that work with Linux no problem? I mainly want something that I can mount like a hard drive and copy files over to... I hate dealing with middleman software.


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The Dark Tournament has come down to a final grudge match and Yusuke's full wrath is unleashed as a friend's blood stains the arena floor. But there will be no time for rest or recovery as kidnapping follows victory and further intrigue threatens the boundary between worlds. A tunnel is being carved, and when completed it will lay waste to the World of the Living. There are seven who seek an age of destruction and chaos, and hero must battle fallen hero.
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Health and Physical Education are an integral part of the overall education of all students in Northside Independent School District. The primary goal is to motivate students to pursue and continue healthy and active lifestyles that can be carried on throughout their lifetime. Health and Physical Education teachers in elementary, middle, and high school utilize goals and objectives that are based on the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) as well as National standards. Northside offers quality health and physical education programs that provide learning opportunities that are meaningful, motivational, and challenging to the students.
Secondary PE teachers are trained in the Move to Live; Live to Move curriculum, which was developed with funds from a Carol M. White Physical Education (PEP) Award. The program provides structured curriculum, equipment, professional development, and community collaboration to comply with the TEKS. Examples of modules available to the schools include: Rock Climbing, Lacrosse, Golf, Mountain Biking, Fencing, etc.
Elementary PE teachers are provided training and curriculum with a program called Healthy Start, also developed with funds from a Carol M. White Physical Education (PEP) Award. The project is a collaborative effort among the Health and Physical Education Department, Child Nutrition Department, and the Learning Tree After-School Program. A standardized scope and sequence is being implemented based on the SPARK Program (a research based, comprehensive physical education curriculum). Within the physical education program, a Health Education program is delivered with a nutritional emphasis that is also supported by the Child Nutrition Program in Northside. The Learning Tree After-School Program also implements a physical activity and nutrition program that aligns with the physical education program. Learning Tree school sites also implement Fit Family Fun Nights where families and communities engage in physical activities and learn about nutrition.
Northside is currently implementing a Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program (CSPAP) with physical education serving as the foundation. The CSPAP is a multi-component approach which includes physical activity before, during, and after school, and involvement with communities and families. The new approach provides students the opportunity to be physically active for the recommended 60 minutes per day.


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11:23- hanging with @thenational… "who?"
9:57- Jenkins to the Hawks? They ready to deal?
8:20- mocks imploding
7:39- After 40 minutes of chatter… Anthony Davis goes #1.
4:46- Bird Rights update!!
3:34- All quiet on the Knicks front possibly a sign of things to come for tonight… In the meantime enjoy this selection from Seth Davis. Pay particular attention to what a scout said about DJO.
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Let more confusion begin. The Knicks, it is my understanding, cannot purchase a pick like they did with Jorts last year. But it appears they can make a trade for a deal if salaries match.
As we creep closer to tonight's draft, the Knicks have played everything close to the vest. You'd have to think that they will try and be active tonight and we will be on top of the trades and rumors all day long.
Here's my top 5 realistic picks at 48 based on critical scouting and talking to folks around the league.
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Companion series to the spring 2015 book club featuring "The Lost World of Genesis One: Ancient Cosmology and the Origins Debate" by John Walton.
Jim Stump explores the meaning of the Lenten season from the perspective of evolutionary creation.
In both form and content, then, Genesis 1 reveals that its basic purposes are religious and theological, not scientific or historical.
By getting rid of the miracle stories in the Bible, Bultmann and his followers hoped to make the Christian story more palatable to modern man. Although I recognize the emotional weight of this sentiment, I am not convinced that it is an intellectually coherent approach, mainly for reasons of self-consistency.
All creation is the doings of God's hands, no matter how he did it. When I look at a painting, I can connect somehow with the painter, and the same goes with the universe and God.
The words we use to talk about the Bible and science often predispose us towards unnecessary conflicts.
If discussions of science and religion sometimes get bogged down in Genesis, perhaps that is because they have not made the preparatory journey through the rich material of the Wisdom books.
For Augustine, the literal sense of scripture is not a scientific narrative of physical reality, but a liturgical and poetic narrative of God's awesome power at the dawn of history. This is a vital thread in the story of how to read Genesis.
Christ is the reason the natural sciences work: he is the source of the laws of nature, and he contains and underpins the natural sciences. Christ is the pattern for all created things, while the Spirit – his presence in the created world – breathes the divine fire into the equations.
What we do learn from scripture is that there is only one Creator and that there's a clear distinction between God and the created world. And that we who are created in the image of God are able to investigate a creation that is remarkably tuned for our discovery.
What we do learn from scripture is that there is only one Creator and that there's a clear distinction between God and the created world. And that we who are created in the image of God are able to investigate a creation that is remarkably tuned for our discovery.
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
Four Views on the Historical Adam shows that evangelical Christians are far from agreeing on the particulars of Adam and Eve. But this book also makes clear that there is strong agreement among evangelical Christians on the fundamentals of the Christian faith. We agree that all Scripture is inspired by God and authoritative, even while disagreeing on the interpretation of some passages.
The key point of continuity between redemption and creation is the idea that the future can be different from the past, i.e., the key is eschatology. More abstractly put, God does new things.
The idea that the story we know is only the very beginning raises a new question in place of Feynman's objection that Christianity is provincial. Is it presumptuous to claim that in such a grand universe, possibly with intelligent life arising in many places, the redemption and transformation of the entire cosmos starts here, on our pale blue dot?
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
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With Kakashi captured in Zabuza's Water Prison Technique, Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura are forced to defend against Zabuza's attacks. Kakashi tells them to run. Naruto instinctively moves to flee, but, feeling the pain in his hand, remembers his oath of pain. He decides to fight to save Kakashi and keep Tazuna alive. He tells Sasuke that he has a plan. Naruto uses his Shadow Clone Technique to completely surround Zabuza's clone, who, with one swing of his sword, causes most of Naruto's clones to scatter and disappear. The remaining Naruto passes a Fuma Shuriken to Sasuke, who senses his team-mate's plan. Sasuke uses Shadow Shuriken Technique, throwing two shurikens at Zabuza. Zabuza easily catches the first shuriken but only dodges the second at the last moment. Once past Zabuza, the second shuriken transforms back into Naruto who had disguised himself to trick the superior ninja. Naruto throws a kunai at Zabuza that forces him to stop his jutsu, freeing Kakashi from his prison.


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Credit point(s): | 1 |
EFTSL value: | 0.125 |
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Prerequisite: | Nil |
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The aim of this unit is to provide students with a critical understanding of the intellectual foundations of the study of management. The unit will provide the opportunity to analyse how the solutions to management 'problems' have developed under different conditions throughout the nineteenth and twentieth century. The unit also explores how management practice influences, and is influenced by, the external environment. This will involve examining how managerial action impacts on and is shaped by the environment, through a consideration of globalisation, ethics, social responsibility and the social and cultural context of management.
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We did another full run-through this evening, which has brought us very close to the set that I think we'll play on Tuesday. It's working well overall, with only a couple of things still proving troublesome. Drowning Man is one of these and I am beginning to wonder whether my judgement has been clouded by my sheer delight and joy at hearing this being performed live after 25 years waiting in the wings. Everybody really wants it to work and it sounds great but it's proving to be a very difficult mood to recover from. We tried going into Bad afterwards but by the end of that double-whammy of beautiful melancholy the set didn't recover for about half an hour. This may well be why U2 never performed this song in '83. I remember we tried a set which opened with it (brave move) but as far as I recall this was never unleashed on the public. We were all a bit too post-punk at the time, I think. The plan is to rehearse bits and pieces tomorrow night then do a final dress rehearsal on Monday at which point we'll make the call. We're going to shuffle its place in the show a little too, so it may not be over for Drowning Man just yet.
When everyone had finally left the building, I regrouped with my team at the mix position for another night of programming. Tonight was the first time I have been able to programme lighting, video and motion control at the same time. Our rather magnificent video screen is capable of movement which, in tandem with video and lighting is producing some extraordinary tableaux, the like of which I have never seen before. We won't overuse it - as is typical with me, I'm taking a fairly sedentary pace with the special effects - but when we go, we can really go somewhere interesting.
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I. Better Defense, More Offense
The DOD announced this week ambitious plans to catch up, growing the unit five-fold to around 4,900 troops. The plan was first formulated by senior Pentagon officials late last year and is in the final stages of confirmation.
Under the plan, Cyber Command will be split into three distinct subunits, each with a distinct purpose. "National mission forces" will protect critical infrastructure like
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, "There's no intent to have the military crawl inside industry or private networks and provide that type of security. [Action would only be taken in cases where the adversary could] really hurt. We're not talking about doing something to make sure that Mrs. Smith's bank account didn't get hijacked by somebody."
The U.S. wants better cyberoffensive capabilities to use against hostile regimes like Iran.
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The question, going ahead, though is how to merge the NSA's existing support role with the expanding role of the Cyber Command unit.
Some argue that when Cyber Command is expanded "you sever that" relationship with the NSA. But others say the NSA will continue to complement the bigger, more independent unit without issue. Comments one source, "That's been the plan all along. Take the talent resident in NSA, turn it into [cyber] attack talent."
Another key unanswered question is where the Pentagon will be able to get enough qualified hackers to join its ranks. Funding will obviously play a key role, but one problem is simply availability; skilled security experts are a relatively rarity and many have misgivings about working for "the man" (aka the U.S. Military).
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Many hackers frown on working for the Pentagon, but given sufficient money they might change their tune. [Image Source: Reuters]
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Director Alexander is expected to retire or move to another agency in summer 2014, but until then he will be pushing strong to gain the ability for Cyber Command to have its own independent budget, something other major military branches have. Such authority would have to be granted by Congress.
In the meantime his agencies will continue to ponder how to recruit talent, how to differentiate their respective roles, and how to counterattack foreign cyberagressors with their small, but growing staff of government hackers.
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BRONXVILLE, N.Y. - - All facets of the roster were on point today for the Wilmington University baseball team, as the Wildcats took both ends of a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader at Concordia, 6-3 and 7-0, on the strong arms of the starting pitchers and the bats which collected more than 10 hits in each game.
Wilmington (22-13, 9-6 CACC) moved into third place in the CACC standings, picking up its third consecutive conference sweep. Concordia (8-28, 6-8 CACC) could not solve Wildcat starters Jamie Treml or Dave Hatt, picking up only 12 hits and two earned runs combined in the two games.
Treml was blowing smoke by the Clipper hitters in game one, picking up 10 strikeouts while throwing seven innings. He allowed three runs (two earned) on seven hits, using 114 pitches before handing the ball over to his eighth inning man, Nick Marics, and closer, Jordan Oncay.
Marics worked out of a jam with two runners on and no outs in the eighth, leaving the bases loaded and the Wildcats still leading 6-3. Oncay came on and picked up a strikeout before inducing a game-ending around the horn double play to earn his CACC leading eighth save of the season.
The offense came out fast in game one, as the Wildcats quickly jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the top of the first. With two outs and runners on first and third, Bryan Miller singled through the left side to score the game's first run as Joe Harbach came home after reaching on a free pass to start the rally. Frank Samluk walked to load the bases for the red-hot Brandon Payne who singled through the left side to make it 2-0 after the first half-inning of play.
Wilmington ran away with it in the top of the fourth, scoring all the runs they would need for Treml and the bullpen. Jonathon Rodriguez started the inning with his first of two doubles in the game. Now with runners on second and third, Harbach executed a safety squeeze bunt, dragging one to second to score Rodriguez and the 3-0 lead. Mike Godwin followed with an RBI double to center, scoring BJ Janney easily from third. Miller came through again for the Wildcats, singling through the left side for another RBI, scoring Godwin from third. Samluk finished off the four-run inning with a single into center field, plating Oncay to make it 6-0.
Treml gave up single runs in the fourth, sixth and sevens but the only real threat was in the seventh as he allowed three singles in the inning, leaving two runners on as he struck out his 10th batter with his final pitch of the day. Treml is now 3-2 on the year.
Janney led the Wildcats by going 4-for-6 in the game, while Oncay, Miller, Payne and Rodriguez added two hits apiece. In all, the team collected 15 hits in game one.
Hatt, the game two starter, did not want to be outdone by his teammate so he went out and threw a complete game shutout for his third win of the season. He struck out six batters while only allowing four hits and did not give up a single walk. He threw 121 pitches while facing 32 batters, five over the minimum.
The offense supported Hatt in the third inning, scoring two runs before adding two more in the fourth, one in the sixth and capped the scoring with two more runs in the eighth.
With Payne standing on third base after reaching on an error and being sacrificed over, Rodriguez continued his doubles swing as he launched another two-bagger down the left field line for the RBI and unearned run. Janney singled to left for his fifth hit of the day and as he stole second, Rodriguez scored from third on the throwing error for the 2-0 lead.
With one out in the fourth, Matt Lope as hit by a pitch and Samluk walked to start the two-run rally. Payne singled through the right side, scoring Lopes from second to give the Wildcats the 3-0 lead. After Hitchens walked to load the bases, Rodriguez flied out to center, allowing Samluk to trot home from third.
The two-run outburst in the eighth was the result of a Kyle Hitchens two-out double down the right field line, plating Oncay and Rodriguez and the 7-0 lead.
The seven runs on 12 hits was more than enough for Hatt, as he shut down the Concordia offense in all nine innings. He was getting stronger as the outing went on, as he finished the game by striking out the side in the bottom of the ninth to close out the doubleheader sweep.
Janney batted 3-for-5 in game two, making it a 7-for-11 afternoon with all seven base hits being singles. Oncay and Rodriguez picked up two more hits apiece in game two while Hitchens led all hitters with three RBI's.
The two wins game the Wildcats their fourth in a row and nine wins in their last 10 games overall. The team will look to improve upon its latest streak when they head to Nyack on Monday for another CACC doubleheader. The first pitch of game one will begin at 3 p.m.


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March 26, 2012 — New biological research reveals how an invading virus hijacks a cell's workings by imitating a signaling marker to defeat the body's defenses. By manipulating cell signals, the virus destroys a defensive protein designed to inhibit it. This finding, from studies in human cell cultures, may represent a broader targeting strategy used by other viruses, and may lay the scientific groundwork for developing more effective treatments for infectious diseases.
"Learning details of how cells respond to viruses helps us to understand key cellular machinery better," said study leader Matthew D. Weitzman, PhD, of the Center for Cellular and Molecular Therapeutics at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. "This study tells us how a virus overcomes intrinsic host defenses. In this case the virus mimics signals used during normal DNA repair mechanisms."
The study team, formerly based at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, CA, published their current findings online March 8 in Molecular Cell.
Biologists have long known that viruses hijack cellular processes to replicate themselves, while host cells have evolved intrinsic defense systems to resist viral invasion. To replicate, viruses must deliver their own DNA into a cell's nucleus, so a viral infection entails a conflict between two genomes—the DNA of the host cell versus the foreign DNA of the virus.
Viruses mount their attack by interacting with specific cell proteins as a way of penetrating the cell's defenses. "In this study, we asked how the herpes simplex virus finds the specific proteins that it interacts with," said Weitzman. "By describing the mechanism of this particular interaction between a virus and a cell protein, we have pinpointed key regulators of a cell's processes, and shed light on how a cell regulates its defenses."
This laboratory study focused on herpes simplex virus type-1 (HSV-1), a common human virus that results in recurrent infections alternating with inactive periods. Like other viruses, HSV-1 is known to manipulate cellular processes in order to infect cells, but the specific mechanisms by which it acts on the DNA repair pathway were previously unknown.
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Weitzman's study team was studying a viral protein called ICP0 that overcomes host defenses by targeting cellular proteins for destruction. They found that ICP0 exploits phosphorylation, a chemical mark that is often used in cells to promote interactions between proteins, especially as part of the cellular signaling response to DNA damage. In HSV-1 infection, the phosphorylation signal on ICP0 attracts a cellular DNA damage response protein, RNF8, which binds to the false signaling marker and is then degraded. Because RNF8 normally inhibits viral replication, its destruction leaves the cell vulnerable to HSV-1 infection, as the virus takes over the cell's machinery.
The researchers also found that ICP0 exploits the same phosphorylation signal to bind to other cellular proteins in addition to RNF8, a hint that it may play a broader role in defeating antiviral defenses and manipulating cellular machinery. Weitzman will continue to investigate HSV-1 infection in neurons and in animal models. He also plans to extend his research into other viruses, which may act on different pathways than HSV-1 does. "Ultimately," he added, "better knowledge of molecular mechanisms in infection may suggest strategies to interrupt the viral life cycle and treat infections."
The National Institutes of Health, the Salk Institute, the American Cancer Society and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute were among the funders of this research.
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"Viral E3 Ubiquitin Ligase-Mediated Degradation of a Cellular E3: Viral Mimicry of a Cellular Phosphorylation Mark Targets the RNF8 FHA Domain," Molecular Cell, published online March 8, 2012, to appear in print, April 13, 2012. doi: 10.1016/j.molcel.2012.02.004
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Speaking during the morning technical session Wednesday, CTOs from Comcast Corp. and Adelphia Communications said they remain committed to DOCSIS 3.0, and are not much interested in an interim step, particularly if there are any questions about whether it is forward-compatible with DOCSIS 3.0 gear or backward-compatible with DOCSIS 2.0.
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