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Record your family's journey across the Museum and add it to a sculptural column. Activity designed by Exhibition Road Drawing Resident Liam O'Connor.
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Make your own puppet horse and learn how bring it to life using a puppet design created by the original puppeteer of Joey the horse, inspired by the National Theatre's production of War Horse.
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Try our new activity – look closely at an object and draw its form in wire to create a 3D sculpture.
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WASHINGTON When black voters gave President Barack Obama 93 percent support on Election Day in defiance of predictions that they might sit it out this year, black leaders breathed a collective sigh of relief.
That encouraged those leaders to try to leverage more attention from both Obama and Congress. Although they waver over how much to demand from the president - particularly in light of defeated GOP challenger Mitt Romney's assertion that Obama gave "gifts" to minorities in exchange for their votes - they are delivering postelection wish lists to the president anyway.
"I think the president heard us loud and clear. The collective message was, `Let's build on where we already are,'" the Rev. Al Sharpton told reporters after a White House meeting last week with a collection of advocates representing largely Democratic constituencies.
Specifically, Sharpton said, that means keeping the brunt of the looming "fiscal cliff" of tax increases and spending cuts off the backs of the middle and working class.
NAACP President Benjamin Jealous aimed that same message at Congress, especially on where tax relief is extended.
"We need Republicans to think hard and to pull back from the cliff 98 percent of our families, who make up the bulk of this nation, from seeing our taxes being raised," Jealous said.
Blacks made up 13 percent of the electorate this year, about the same as 2008, while participation among whites shrank slightly to 72 percent and Hispanics increased to 10 percent, national exit polls showed. Black leaders point to that minority participation as they sharpen their calls for initiatives to address black unemployment, which was 12.7 percent when Obama took office, peaked at 16.5 percent roughly a year later, and stood at 14.3 percent in October. The overall unemployment rate is 7.9 percent.
National Urban League President Marc Morial acknowledged in an interview that "we sweated turnout all the way to the end," because the country's underlying economic conditions made it tougher to mobilize black voters. Within days of the election, Morial sent to Obama, House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., an "urgent petition" asking that Obama's second term focus on economic opportunity and income inequality.
A jobs program should emphasize infrastructure and public works, broadband technology and energy "with a special focus on those communities where unemployment is and remains stubbornly and persistently high," Morial's letter said.
"We who represent the nation's urban communities will demand a seat at the table in these discussions," he wrote.
African-American voter samples in national exit polls are not useful for providing turnout measurements. Census surveys and other analyses eventually will provide turnout numbers for specific racial groups. But exit polls can be used to examine different groups as shares of the overall vote. And there, experts say, is where the evidence can be found of how much black voters delivered for Obama.
Nationally, Obama's share of the black vote was down slightly from four years ago. But in some key states, turnout was higher and had an impact, said David Bositis, an expert on black politics and voting at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.


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It was a hard-fought battle for both teams. Selborne held a slender 17-15 lead at the break, but neither team could land the telling blow as the spoils were shared after the final whistle.
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Microsoft expects 3D imaging to become prevalent as well. This desktop screen displays a 3D rotating globe for a worker analysing a business's supply chain.
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I believe it???s a dream, Reality is something else. There is a horrible competition, there a huge market with different brands and different visions. That???s why other companies advancing in the current market with their attractive technology, because Microsoft keep dreaming and don???t live the reality. My vision for the close future is less complicated that that.
Bill Gates, when he built his house, had these systems installed. I have never seen a report on how it worked out there or if it was accepted or not. What really happens is that we start obeying the machines, they will plan our whole day.
... and I'm sure I don't like the CURRENT level. Don't need more. I'd hate that each time I board a cab the driver would automatically know who I am and why I'm going where I'm going. I prefer to keep a record of my meetings inside the most secluded and safe spot I can find: my mind. That's why I use NO electronic device for remembering things. I found that besides ensuring confidentiality it also helps maintaining my memory and higher brain functions. We ALL have a brain! Let's use it! More!
All of the following are *Possible* today: * Portable Augmented Reality (it's already being done in games on the PSP) * Cloud connectivity with voice transcription to a portable device (Apple's SIRI) * Hotel rooms that change color to match the mood of the occupant (St. Martin's Lane in London) * Real time video chat from anywhere (Apps, such as FaceTime and Qik available on iPhone and Android) * 3D computer monitors * Refrigerators with touch screens and apps (Samsung already makes one - the RSG309) * Coffee Maker with Internet connectivity (the Jura-Capresso Impressa F9) * Tabletop sized computer (Microsoft Surface) What Microsoft has done is taken all existing technology and made a video where each device works together ubiquitously, instantly, with no hardware or software incompatibilities. Possibility? Yes. Probability? No. Unless you have all of your devices from the same manufacturer running the same software (and even then, there can be issues and bugs that crop up), the world depicted in the video is a world that will never exist.
Will they all have to synchronized reboots, too? It will probably happen when I really need to be somewhere on time, or the OS will hang when I really need my black coffee and it will flood the hotel room with coffee, plus creamer - remember, I only wanted black coffee - ruining my only white shirt. You know, similar to now, when I really need to take care of something important and you are forced to reboot (due to a forced update, or the OS hangs) and auto save can only recover 1/4 of the work you just did. or the printer won't work because of the latest update... I really do not EVER want to see a fully automated technology based toilet... just saying. Before we can ever reach this level of techno-lifestyle, we need to make these systems bullet proof. We are FAR from that level at this time, when every upgrade is more like a degrade, incompatible patches, re-patches, etc... Microsoft's prediction is surrealistic, I suppose every janitor, garbage truck driver, and ditch digger will also enjoy this lifestyle, as well? Or will this only be for a privileged few? As it stands, the unemployment rate is up, will they unemployed be able to afford this as well? If we rely on technology to do everything for us, I predict that Microsoft will make the world lazy and cause a revolt that will lead us into a world much similar to the movie Idiocracy... or, will the rich elitist have the privilege of such technology, and most of us to be mere drones for their society.
I can see more go to IPAD than carry around around laptops. Depend on what is best for one as every one is making tablets alot easier than laptop.
the way we've as yet failed at generating electricity without using up finite resources, I can see a future without laptops. ;)
In my future, there will always be a desktop (that I build myself) and a laptop - both running Linux or FreeBSD. That is not to say that I won't also have a tablet or some such device, as long as it does not use MS software.
Earth is getting warmer every minute, oil is reason to wage wars against countries, more and more people cannot afford a descent meal, and MakroSoft is thinking about making life easy by using ... what !? I'm working for private company (systems integrator, introducing new technology to our customers ), and as far as I can see, the future is going to be VERY black !!! Even now company's like MS, Apple, Cisco, Juniper, HP, IBM, etc, have more money then US / EU , not to mention other not so lucky countries, or the people in them. So what is stopping them to enforce there products over Linux / GPL-ed software !? As we all felt ( in economical sens) World Economical Crises is generating in US, is it not ? And as far as I can remember - not so long a go, US government WAS borrowing from Japan, not to bankrupt it self !? Anyone watched the movie "Wall-E" (2008) ??? It looks like our future !!! But unfortunately nobody can change that, it is MONEY that maters (even thou it has no gold to support it value), and liked or not every body works for it. It just crossed my mind - I pay taxes, so that government can pay police to enforce paying taxes... Nice !!! As for technology, it is just like knife ! It can be used to cut bread, or human neck, it just depends on the man holding it, just "A" tool. But when I look back at the time when I dreamed of a mobile phone ... And now I curse it every day - there is no time nor place where I can relax, relieve stress, without having someone call me and ask something. Imagine a future where even the coffee maker has something to ask and comment on something? Terrible !!!
Constant inundation of marketing and propaganda. No thanks. I like technology as a tool to help me on request. I do not want to live in a virtual reality world that automatically reacts to my presence in any location. Neo! Help!!
I'm old enough to remember the '60s when the "experts" told us that Atomic energy would be "the power too cheap to meter" - there would be so much energy we would never be able to use all of it, and it would be so inexpensive to produce that electric meters would become a thing of the past. Now the "experts" at MS are telling us that the laptop will disappear. I'll believe it when it happens, and I don't think I'll live that long - nor will anyone else.
Presumably my preferences will be held in "the cloud" by Microsoft or Google or some other similarly philanthropic organization who will deluge me with adverts "tailored to my preferences " all for free. No thanks!
I love the idea of walking into a room and having all my personal preferences acted upon by every device in the room from environmental to media but there???s a very real danger with this personalized & automated future; no privacy or anonymity . We???ve already seen how criminals can destroy people???s lives with just a few key pieces of data (social security number + birthdate) and how corporations like advertisers can formulate a very accurate profile of a user through analyzing their browsing history. Just imagine what government could do with the level of information that would be required for devices to ???know??? and ???automatically respond??? to individual users. I???m not talking about personal devices, computerized smart systems in your home but public area devices as well as a commuting locations (trains, busses, planes) and accommodations (hotels, resorts) . If you give out detailed personal preference???s about yourself so that public devices can respond to your personal desires you open a potential Pandora???s box that cannot be closed again. It???s like what happens when you upload a video now out of some emotional stint (i.e. being anger at a former spouse) only to wish at a later time you could undo it but can???t, ever. You can call it being paranoid if you like but until a method is devised that allows these smart devices to know you without knowing you so they can still respond to your needs and desires without having those same desires cataloged and associated with your real world identity then this kind of potential future needs to remain in the future.
Microsoft should start by attempting a small project, like organizing a company trip to the bathroom. If that is successful, maybe then they could attempt to make better software. After that, who knows? But this vision is way out of their league. It's a nice dream though.
One thing Microsoft has right is the penchant for the consumer to want instant-everything. The more automated, the better. Those of us who can afford it will want it. Lately, Microsoft has gravitated more toward Apple in terms of standardization - which all of these innovative ideas will require. They may even need to lock down some stuff, like Apple does, in order to ensure robustness. Apple would do well to provide some sort of visioning too - but don't count on it. They hit the jackpot with the iPad but in a few years time folk will be asking "what have you done for me lately?"
Who would design an "advanced" eye ware that put status messages on the frames at a location that the wearer cannot see? "Translating" indeed. Useless. This whole "vision" is more of an hallucination. I cannot envision an environment more ripe for massive government invasion of privacy than what is in Microsoft's "future". It might be OK for their business in China, which tries to monitor and control all aspects of their citizens lives, but not in a free society where the government is given limited power by the people, not the other way around. Already the US government is stepping wholesale on the privacy rights of people and has shredded the Bill of Rights, which you'll quickly learn if you are ever the recipient of a National Security Letter. Putting the perils of government abuse aside, I cannot envision people or corporations who have critical data, and want to keep it secure, putting it on cloud servers that would be administered by the cheapest labor, which is always ends up being in countries run by tyrants who treat their citizens as slaves. If they own the hardware they own the data that is on it. The US IRS will not allow the data they send out to the state governments to reside on a computer connected to either the Internet or a LAN. If a person even walked past my office while I had IRS data displayed on the screen I had to keep a log of what was on the screen, who walked by, and the time. Corporations with trade secrets who want to keep them secret would be wise to emulate such "paranoia", especially if they use Windows as their OS. The modern day 3.1 GHz multi-core CPU notebook with a 16" screen, fast video chip and 4 or more GB of RAM working into a 300 GB HD represents the zenith of both corporate and personal computing. I've been using a PC since 1978, when I purchased an Apple ][+. Today I am using a netbook in which the CPU is 3,000 times faster, there is 60,000 time more RAM, my network bandwidth is 12,000 times wider, and my storage medium has a million times the capacity. My two printers are lasers, one a duplex. And, this notebook uses only 70 watts of power. Not only that, the Kubuntu Lucid KDE 4.5.3 desktop I am running is the most powerful and easy to use desktop ever made, except for the KDE 4.7 desktop running on a guest OS in VirtualBox. I run SAGE, the second most powerful math engine ever made, and it is free. So are FireFox, LibreOffice, GIMP, Blender, VLC, BibleTime and a host of other excellent and free GPL software. Also on this notebook is the Qt4 SDK, the most feature rich and powerful cross-platform development tool ever made. I was given an Apple iPod 4 Touch for Christmas last year. I quickly found out that without a wifi connection to the web it has limited use for me. I was surprised to learn how few free access wifi hotspots there are, and without an Apple or Windows PC my iPod cannot be updated nor can files be moved on or off of it. Playing Angry Birds eats the battery up in around two hours. Leaving the wifi on kills it in around five hours. The battery is guaranteed to stay above the 50% level for only 200 recharges, and to replace a worn out battery I have to send it to Apple along with $139. I thought about switching from an iPod to Android and the 3G or 4G network, but telco greed demanding $80/10GB/Month plus $10 for every GB over 10 put an end to that idea. In fact, the fly in Microsoft's ointment of the future will probably be the greed of the telcos controlling the cell towers by making certain network packets "artificially scarce", i.e. more expensive, to maximize what they can charge the consumer. My son and his wife already pay close to $200/mo for 200 channels of cable TV, a 10Mb/s Internet connection, and a VOIP cell phone. The same plan in France costs $40/mo and with unlimited 24/7/365 calling.
Conspicuously missing in not only this article, but also in almost all the hype about Windows-8: Where are the provisions for keyboard data entry? Touchy-feeling screens don't do it. If voice enabled, how can one correct errors? If voice enabled, how will microphone distinguish owner's voice from all the surrounding voice noise?
The more computers do for us, the dumber we grow as a species. Until the day a computer is self aware and realize that it does not need us. :) Seriously, all our information over the net? A paradise for identity theft and marketeers. Where you stop being a human and only be a consumer. Just remember to slave yourself to buy all the things you do not need but marketeers tell you every day to buy.
sounds a lot like the predictions that predicated the Jetson's cartoon....I still kinda feel that soon enough the elecricity will go out forever, but thats me just me being a little paranoid. Peace
Okay lets put on the glasses and be looking at images or maybe a movie or a spreadsheet while driving down the road. yes! We need another distraction to kill or be killed
Microsoft has brought us many great things over the years and some that are not so great. I just don't buy into the "nirvana" being presented here. I watched both videos, the one from last year and the one from this year to see what has changed. It's going to take more than Microsoft to make this stuff happen. Some of the technologies presented in the videos MS has been working on for years in Seattle, the smart walls in the house for example; I'm still hanging pictures on mine - not communicating with my wife or checking for recipes for my daughters bake sale. 10 years is just too short of a window for these technologies to be implemented, give it 20 maybe and then we'll see where we are.
What about when two or more people are in the room. Obviously my wife trumps me but do I get to trump anyone?
I'm amazed how people forget that it's only less than 10 years ago we didn't have smart phones. Phones were phones and apps were on computers. Browsing the internet on a cell phone was ridiculous! We've come a long way Baby, and the dinos are falling by the wayside, fast. I can see MS vision becoming a reality, but of course with some modification along the way. For one, I can see a lot of issues with security and privacy, and don't forget the accidental downloading/uploading/transferring/sharing of your info due to shaky or sticky fingers :-) People who've gotten used to the screen keypads will be crying foul this time around! It will be here before you know it and even myself, already in my 60's, I'm worried having to contend with this "new" technology because the fingers are no longer what they used to be. Well, I guess I have to live or die with it. Just two cents worth from an old fart.
Sounds like a very easy way to monitor all your movements and activity. I can see them trying to push mandatory RFID implantation which will be "for your own good".
Given this reality, there will be no more private world. If there will be machines keeping all data about me and the vast majority of people around the world, we will all be transparent to those who control it. We should have faith in something that no technology can guarantee a day that works perfectly. We'll have to trust the honesty and good will of each one of us.
As nice as this seems, the way they think it will happen won't. That future conversation -- [Hotel IT Guy] So how much will this hotel upgrade cost me? Round numbers. [MS Tam] $100k a room, time 500 rooms, about $5m. Of course you will need to have the CALs for 7 billion people @ $25 per, you never know who will walk in the door, eh, that's $175Bn. Oh and the TV, alarm clock and coffee maker are all 8 core processors @ $750 per core for 500 rooms, that's $9m. Rough total -- $180Bn [long pause] [MS Tam] Do you want extended service support with this order?
And that embedded world will be powered by Linux!!!
It would be mighty embarrassing if every time you walked into a room, with your wife and kids, the TV switched to the porn channel, and try explaining to your boss why the tablet lying over there all of sudden is full of pornhub files. Sorry, but personal laptops (or something like them) will still be used in the future. And as other said, maybe MS needs to work on making things work in the present first.
I hope we get to see that technological world. With Iran developing nukes, and practicing low precision launches from cargo ships, I'd hang on to all my wind-up stuff for now. A car made using a distributor with points would also be good.
This may sound appealing to those who line up for the latest igadget and spend "quality time" with their kids by yakking on and poking at their phones, but this sounds to me like another pointless waste of energy. Give people LESS to do, so they can get even fatter? They can't even find their own TV channel or brew a cup of coffee? Perhaps they can just sit in a comfortable, heated chair with video glasses, headphones and smellavision and they don't even have to actually go anywhere. Life is about doing things and meeting challenges, and that includes the mundane tasks that often bring us new experiences every day. It's not about becoming a nation of lardbutts who can't even manage the basic details and tasks of everyday life. Think all this gadgetry and simplification will free us up for more "important" tasks? Just look at how much smartphones have done that...people walking around buried in their screens, or thinking they have to be talking remotely to someone 24/7, oblivious and unaware of their surroundings and real life in general.
The article says, "Much of the video is based on the idea that powerful computers will be embedded in the world around us." An old friend of mine had a plaque on his office wall that said, "Never Trust A Computer That You Can't Carry With You." I'm kind of inclined to agree with him. Given the rampant and increasing government intrusions into our lives via cell phone tower hacking, computer hacking, and generally illegal gathering of information about us and our lives, I am NOT willing to put all that information on a central computer that can - and will - be easily compromised by "Big Brother", our new governmental overlord. You can't trust them.
so what will the future be with.. guess our minds then we will be able to access the internet and all sort of infos with our minds
When I was a child we believed everyone would one day benefit from technological advances. We imagined a George Jetson-like world, where everyone had flying cars, computers were ubiquitous, and when you wanted something you just spoke it and slave machines would obey. However, the only people who will benefit from this kind of technology will be the filthy rich, 0.1% of the population who steals all this from us because they can. Human nature is such that, unless prevented, the haves will always take from the have nots. The way the world is going today, the average American will be lucky to own an old laptop in 10 years. Yes, this vision will probably be true for the super mega-rich, but apparently the people at Microsoft have blinders on, because the 99.9% will only see it on their televisions when they watch the future version of "LIves of the Rich and Famous." http://www.tpteq.com
The Gates' home incorporated much of this stuff when it was built...what...? 15? 20 years ago? and his first book 20 years ago established the technical vision that laid out the groundwork for the technology we enjoy today... but, the whole big brother concept freaks me out...
Modern lifts tell you what floor you are on. How about one that listens to you and takes you to the requested floor? As far as MS goes. Shows like Start Trek, SF movies and books were "predicting" these technologies years ago. The suits at MS must have had fun watching old movies and reading old books. The Communicator in Start Trek - hot damn we call it a mobile phone!
I saw a demo that Microsoft was developing this technology but i think these guys have a better Idea, http://www.pranavmistry.com/projects/sixthsense/ imagine if they can shrink it to the size of a button or a pin. In the video you see a girl with a tablet that is on a table. My thought is make the Table the compuer?
Microsoft is always good at promising things, but poor on delivery. How does all the individual information, and personal data they envision sloshing around in theior perfect world get protected against all the data theft just around today? Are the bad guys banned from MS's secret universe? Hello? reality check here.....
It's appropriate that the stock photo with this article is someone wearing glasses, because where future "vision" is concerned, Microsoft's track record isn't all that good.
away from laptops. Like current computers, As tablets continue to mature, Their capabilities & power will increase. As for their screen size, As tablets become more ubiquitous, I imagine there???ll be a docking station with a monitor & physical keyboard that the tablet docks with to give us more viewing real-estate. Also, Why not allow a tablet to increase a desktops processing power when it docks? The desktop could use a tablet as a secondary CPU thus theoretically increasing the power of the desktop it???s docked with.
In 2001, I had a Nokia 3110...entry level phone first manufactured in 1997...black and white screen and "beep" style ringtones...but it had games and an "app store" you could connect to and download apps to extend the functionality of the phone! This was in huge contrast to the next phone I had in 2004... a Motorola V551...it did everything a smartphone does nowadays (browse the Internet, play games, E-Mail with a unified inbox, play music, take pictures, shoot videos, Instant Message, etc.) granted, it was slow and limited, but it worked! The thing about it though is that my second phone (the V551) was the next logical step up from the Nokia phone. While using the Nokia phone, I saw the potential in what phones could do...a lot of it was realized with my second phone. That potential has been taken one step further with smartphones, which can do *more*....what the future holds is what "potential" phones and portable devices have now. Technology is basically steps...each level up is an advancement in hardware and software development that builds off of the previous generation.
matters of importance will be handled by Windows or whatever Microsoft has going for it at that moment.
which indicates that, when a person enters the room, certain technology will kick in to adjust the environment towards your needs and want's and likes. The situation you describe is a "many people" entering the room case, and for certain, the smarties in silicon valley and elsewhere wouldn't have allowed that kind of situation to go unnoticed and forgotten while the development process was still occurring.
for the habits of lazy people.
Without the "rich," no one would experience these things. Not now or in the future. Yes, there are many non-rich people who invent things, but most of them benefit personally from it eventually. Most of the time, the benefits are the motivation for coming up with a good idea in the first place.
other means, and other personal accessories that a person can wear that can carry the technology that the glasses would have carried. Perhaps a bracelet or watch or necklace/chain/earrings/belts/ etc. It's amazing how many people can't use their imaginations? Or, perhaps it was mostly people trying to find causes to ridicule Microsoft? Perhaps it's both.
evolve into something more powerful, they'd have to become laptops. The lack of power and features in tablets, is something that makes them reminiscent of computer monitors of the 1970s and 1980s, but, the tablets would be a bit more useful with wireless connections and better graphics. Other than the wireless connections and better graphics, tablets aren't that much more useful than those old time computer monitors, but, in the evolutionary ladder of computing, tablets are just monitors with a bit more power and better portability.
I remember helping a grad student back in the mid 1990s configure a LAN with linux machines and access to the internet through a Linux server with DHCP and NAT. At the time Windows did not even have its own TCP/IP stack. I also remember that Linux used a fixed device for the infrared port on laptops. Microsoft would create a virtual COM or virtual LPT port which would not stay constant across reboots. Sometimes you would get COM3, sometimes COM5, sometimes COM4, etc. requiring reconfigration of your printer after each reboot. It wasn't until win2k that MS wised up and made it a fixed device. In the future MS will be doing the same as it is doing now - playing "catch up".
more powerful. But, they're still very limited in what can be done with them.
other than processing power & reasonably powerful graphics, What truly distinguishes tablets from extremely low-end laptops? Don???t tablets essentially boil down to glorified PDA???s? I think tablets definitely have a purpose & place, but their limited features don???t justify their expense.
Like I said, Linux will still be doing the dishes and opening the doors, while Microsoft is doing everything else of importance. That's been the same for the last 30 or so years, and even in the last 20 years after Linux started trying to "become competitive". Linux, is still in the 1% range of users, at least in the personal computing field, and that hasn't changed, no matter how capable. It'll still be the same 10 and 20 years from now, and, what the world will still have is something similar to a 4.0 GPA individual opening doors and doing the dishes for a living, while another individual who is equally as smart, is managing big corporations and administering large government agencies and offices. The Linux guy might be very capable, but the Microsoft guy is just as capable, but much more noticed and usable.


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You can't teach size, and at 6-foot-5, Lowell Devils rookie winger Nathan Perkovich obviously has an abundance of that.
You can't teach heart, either, and judging by the pounding Perkovich takes each night while planting his big frame in front of enemy goalies, he's got plenty of that, too.
What can be taught, especially at the AHL level, are skills like technique and timing. And looking at the results so far, it would seem that the rookie from Lake Superior State is getting the hang of things.
Drafted in the eighth round by New Jersey back in 2004, he was taken more for his promise than for his production.
However, a good training camp followed by an even better rookie start has made that pick look like a steal.
"I'm a humble first-year guy who was just trying to earn a spot on the team," said Perkovich. "(Coach John MacLean) has given me every chance to play."
Every team covets a tough, big-body winger who can blot out a goalies' vision (we refer you to Boston behemoth Byron Bitz as proof).
However, even if the size is present, the skill and the know-how often are not. Naturally, Perkovich has had to get up to speed on the professional game.
"When I was in college, I could get away with some stuff," he said. "You can get kind of lazy. But here, you've got to take it day by day and work really hard."
MacLean has given Perkovich every opportunity to succeed by playing him with skilled forwards such as Ben Walter (UMass-Lowell) and Stephen Gionta (Boston College).
"Playing with those guys is a treat," Perkovich said.
He's responded by popping in eight goals (one behind team leader Tim Sestito) and assisting on 10 others, all while checking in as a plus-10.
"I've seen my game improve," Perkovich said. "Everybody's faster and stronger, so I've been trying to work on that in the weight room. Doing extra things after practice has helped me a lot. And listening to the coaches has helped me a lot."
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CHAPEL HILL — Kinston and Waxhaw Cuthbertson played in last year's state 2A finals, then clashed again in one of the nation's premier Christmas tournaments. On Saturday the state's two top-ranked 2A teams went at each other again with yet another state championship on the line.
For the second year in a row, the Vikings left no doubt which team is the best.
Game MVP Denzel Keyes had 18 points and 10 rebounds and Josh Dawson had 12 points, seven rebounds and five assists to help Kinston top the Cavaliers, 56-53, at the Dean E. Smith Center for its second straight NCHSAA state 2A boys basketball championship and its fourth in the last six years.
"For them to go back-to-back is pretty remarkable and I'm thankful," Vikings coach Perry Tyndall said. "These guys deserve everything that happened out there. I just was the facilitator and got a chance to enjoy the ride with them."
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Ahead by three and with a chance to ice it, Keyes missed a pair of free throws in the double bonus with 14 seconds left and gave Cuthbertson the opportunity to force overtime.
Cavaliers senior guard Emmitt Afam dribbled the ball near the right wing, and with a second left he sent it flying towards the rim.
Off came the rebound and the Kinston celebration began — nearly three hours after its girls won their first title in school history for a 2A championship sweep.
"Those games where you're winning big, they're no fun," Cuthbertson coach Mike Helms said. "The games that you enjoy are these kind of games. They hurt to lose but those are the games that you want to be in and those are the games that you want to compete in."
This one had the same feel as the previous two. Neither team could gain control until one big run proved to be the difference.
Last March that team was Kinston. In December it was Cuthbertson.
On Saturday, for what could be the last meeting for a while between the two 2A powerhouses, it was the Vikings (28-2).
The Cavaliers (29-4) led 42-36 with 36 seconds left in the third quarter following a floater by Shelton Mitchell, who finished with a game-high 22 points. Twenty seconds later Dawson drained a 3 from the left wing, which sparked the game-deciding 13-2 run.
Dawson, named the East Region's Most Outstanding Player, was involved in all but one play in the run, including scoring seven points and having two assists.
The win was the senior's third victory in a state championship game, making him the school's most decorated athlete in its history.
"I wanted it more than anything, but mostly I wanted it for my teammates," Dawson said. "I was just playing for my teammates and my coach. Most of all I still give glory to God because God put me in this situation."
Even with the big run that decided the outcome, the Cavs didn't go quietly.
Mitchell had a pair of layups then Lucius McMillon hit a jumper with 3:58 to play that made it 51-48 in Kinston's favor.
After the Vikings answered with a big offensive rebound by sophomore Brandon Ingram, who had 12 points, on a missed free throw that led to a layup by Keyes, a 3 by Justin Austin cut their lead to three once more at 54-51 with 2:10 left.
Dawson missed a pair of free throws, and McMillon came down and hit a turnaround jumper to pull the Cavs within one.
But a putback by Ingram with 56 seconds left were the last points scored, giving Kinston its fourth title in school history and its ninth overall, including five won at Grainger High from 1950-65.
"None of this would have happened if it wasn't for these three guys and the other 12 in that locker room. Because when I stepped into this position and followed (former coach) Wells (Gulledge) — and Wells was remarkable and what he did at Kinston High was pretty daggone amazing — I had guys that never questioned what we wanted to do. Never questioned hard work," Tyndall said
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The Loftus showpiece was a bad-tempered affair, with off-the-ball incidents testing the patience of referee Jonathan Kaplan. The Bulls are still hurting after their shock defeat and are desperate to get their year off to a winning start in Bloemfontein.
Both teams will have new captains, with Victor Matfield taking over from Anton Leonard and Smith filling the boots of Naka Drotske.
"We realise the final was a huge setback for the Bulls," Smith told Die Volksblad on Wednesday. "It emphasises the necessity for every Cheetahs player to be ready for 10 February. We are training even harder."
Smith says the Cheetahs are keen to show that last year's Currie Cup success was the start of something big.
"We want to prove to ourselves that the victory wasn't a fluke and that we deserved to win," he said. "Our supporters see us, the Currie Cup champions, as the torch bearers."
In the only previous Super 12 meeting between the teams, in 1997, Free State beat Northern Transvaal 35-23 at Loftus. Free State finished eighth on the log, with Northerns in ninth position. In 1998, Free State and Transvaal joined forces to form the Cats.


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LUMBERTON — A Lumberton resident has started an online petition calling for Robeson County officials not to burden taxpayers with the cost of a new jail.
The petition was recently posted on the website Change.org. and Facebook by Jim Tripp, a pharmacist. It states that Robeson County residents "cannot afford a tax increase to pay for a new jail."
"I'm tired of people trying to push decisions down our throat," said Tripp, whose petition as of Friday morning had 27 signatures. "We can't afford more taxes. Citizens in Robeson County are in dire straits and can't afford to pay for a new jail."
The petition can be viewed at http://www.change.org/petitions/stop-the-robeson-county-jail-sign-the-petition-to-stop-construction-of-a-new-jail-for-robeson-county.
Tripp said the state should pay for the construction if it is going to demand a new facility be built.
Tripp said that he hopes his petition will encourage others to express their opposition to a new jail.
The Robeson County commissioners are currently trying to decide how to pay for construction of a new jail, a facility that is expected to cost as much as $40 million.
Although the state has not established a deadline for a new jail, overcrowding and difficulty for the 21-year-old facility to meet existing jail standards have resulted in the state putting a 420-inmate cap on the number of inmates who can be housed in the facility.
County Manager Ricky Harris said this week that the county has no choice but to "consider" construction, a "policy decision" that falls directly on the shoulders of the county commissioners."
"This is something we have to look at," Harris said. "We have to consider the number of inmates we have and how we are to house them."
Harris earlier this month said that funding the project will be a challenge because the county has no extra money to take on such an expensive venture.
According to the manager, it could take as much as a nickel increase onn the county's property tax rate of 77 cents per $100 of property value to fund the project. The county's property tax rate is already in the top 20 highest in the state.
Harris said that an increase in the sales tax would require approval by the state General Assembly. How much of an increase in sales tax would be needed has not yet been determined, but the last sales tax increase in Robeson County was a quarter of a cent in 2010, according to Harris, who said the increase has resulted in an annual revenue increase of about $1.5 million.
Complicating the funding issue for the commissioners is a recent request by the Public Schools of Robeson County Board of Education that the county help the school district fund construction of a technology high school that could cost as much as $44 million. Supporters of the school say that the facility will prepare students with the high-tech skills they need to enter the workforce immediately following high school graduation and boost the local economy by encouraging businesses to locate in Robeson and surrounding counties.
Tripp's petition can be viewed at http://www.change.org/petitions/stop-the-robeson-county-jail-sign-the-petition-to-stop-construction-of-a-new-jail-for-robeson-county.


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As determined by the U.S. Department of Justice, the district is tasked with creating districts that fall as evenly as possible along racial lines, with all five districts needed to come with a 10-percent variance of each other. A racially diverse district, the county school's proposed plan, offered up by Toby Sanford with the Golden Triangle Planning and Development District, offers a variance of about 3.3 percent, safely beflow the 10-percent standard set by the department of justice.
The five districts, all located in western Clay County, include the communities of Pheba, Montpelier, Caradine, Cairo and Pine Bluff. The only change from the district's last map was a change in Pheba, where the GTPDD proposed to move parts of Hogan Street from District 1 into District 2, evening up both districts. Of the five districts, the largest contains 513 people, the smallest contains 496.
The Clay County School Board heard Sanford's recommendations at its regulary scheduled meeting Tuesday night, but Tuesday's meeting was just the first step in the redistricting process. Up next, the board will plan a public hearing, which will be advertised for two weeks in the Daily Times Leader before it is held. While no firm date was established at Tuesday night's meeting, discussions indicated the public hearing will likely take place in mid-November, and will likely be held at West Clay Elementary School.
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Roy, the only senior on the Timberwolves' young squad, batted 2-for-4 and hit her third home run in three games and Frost -- also the game's winning pitcher -- finished 3-for-4 to go along with her game-winning hit.
"Sophia is just a freshman," said Jackson head coach Kyle Peacocke. "She's pretty much our number one pitcher this year. I wouldn't say that we played the best defense behind her (today), but she got out of a couple real tough situations early in the game.
"Offensively she's gone 3-for-4 the last two games. Her performance has been veteran like, but we're not asking her to do much other than to stay within herself and to let things come to her."
Prior to the late-inning rally the Timberwolves' offense struggled early against Lake Stevens starting pitcher Sierra Card. Peacocke said things changed after some much-needed adjustments.
"One of the things we preach to our kids is to never give up," Peacocke said. "(Card) was getting ahead of our hitters (early). Our kids made adjustments. We knew we needed baserunners and we knew we needed to try to get deeper in counts."
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With Nickel Creek, Watkins released a total of five studio albums, one compilation album and seven singles. But since the band went on hiatus back in 2007, she has since released two solo albums of her own, the self-titled "Sara Watkins" and "Sun Midnight Sun" on Nonesuch Records. Isn't it funny, now, that Nickel Creek is back together again? It's all been keeping Watkins tremendously busy.
As a solo act, Watkins has worked with a literal who's who of the industry. Her first album was produced by bassist John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin fame. She toured in 2008 with Robert Earl Keen, did a spot on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallonn" with Jones on bass and Questlove of The Roots on drums, and in 2012 toured with Jackson Browne as the opening act for his acoustic winter tour. And that "Sun Midnight Sun" album? It featured guest appearances by Brown and Fiona Apple. Watkins has also been featured on Needtobreathe's album "The Outsiders," played Royal Festival Hall in London, played on The Decemberists' 2011 tour and performed as a musician and singer on John Mayer's "Born and Raised" album.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Pfeiffer University struggled through a cold shooting afternoon on Sunday falling to visiting Catawba College 68-52 in the Best Western of Albemarle Highway 52 Shootout consolation game inside the Merner Gym. The Indians improve to 1-1 on the young year while the Falcons drop to 0-2.
Catawba's Lee Martin (Mount Airy, NC), named to the all-tournament team, hit a three midway through the first half to put the Indians up 11 after scoring five-straight points. After a shooting drought in the first, the Falcons would slice the lead down to four on a quick 5-0 run late in the period as a Joe Ledbetter (Stone Mountain, GA) basket and triple from AJ Clark (Burlington, NC) made it 27-23 Catawba with 90 seconds to play. A final three and pair of free throws by the Indians would close out the first half putting the visitors up 32-26 at the break.
In a four-point, 40-36 game five minutes into the second, Catawba would bust out on a 14-2 run grabbing a 56-40 lead with 10:12 to play. Martin would spark the run adding five more points during his double-double afternoon.
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The Unit Of Work pattern is a common pattern in enterprise application architectures.
It implements the concept of an "application transaction" that keeps track of:
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It records the state of the objects as it is before the transaction is started and will then rollback the state in memory upon rollback of the transaction. It allows adding additional behavior at commit, rollback etc., for example store all new, update all dirty and remove all removed objects in a persistent storage.
Fowler defines the Unit Of Work pattern like this in his book Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture:
"Maintains a list of objects affected by a business transaction and coordinates the writing out of changes and the resolution of concurrency problems."
This implementation implements:
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The user can implement listeners that allows him to trigger additional behaviour on specific events, such as begin, commit, rollback, dispose etc.
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The Unit Of Work will not commit until all listeners have agreed on that. If for example on listener have set the transaction to rollBackOnly then the whole Unit Of Work transaction will rollback.
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