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A recent contretemps in Israel served to underscore the surprising and recent cohesion among the branches of U.S. Judaism
A funny thing happened this summer. In June, a Jewish member of Israel's Knesset brought up legislation that sought to change the country's conversion law. One might have expected that the bill would result in yet another example of Jew vs. Jew in the United States, pitting the Orthodox and the non-Orthodox against one another. That has certainly happened before when questions of "who is a Jew" arose: In 1988, for example, Rabbi Aaron Soloveitchik—younger brother of the preeminent Modern Orthodox leader, Rabbi Joseph Baer Soloveitchik—traveled to Israel in a wheelchair to urge its Orthodox parties to continue to press for an amendment to the Law of Return, limiting its application only to those who were converted under Orthodox auspices. "I am a stroke victim," he told The New York Times at the time, "but I cannot remain silent." Similar divisiveness was evident time and again in recent decades, whenever issues concerning the place of women and gays in Jewish life hit the front page—think, most recently, of the battles over the right of women to hold prayer services and read from the Torah at the Western Wall.
When the conversion bill was proposed, however, American Jews of all persuasions came together to voice an opinion that, while nuanced, was still unanimous: The bill was bad news. Even the Rabbinical Council of America, the leading organization of Orthodox rabbis, felt ill-at-ease to support the bill, publishing instead a tepid statement declaring that "as far as we are concerned there is certainly no unanimity, or even consensus, among American Jews on the matter of the current Knesset legislation." The very fact that the council had to make this announcement reveals how hard dissenting voices were to hear.
For many observers, this unity was a most unexpected, if welcome, development. Remember all those frightening titles of yesteryear? Jew vs. Jew; A People Divided, Will There Be One Jewish People in the Year 2000? All now seem dated, as if American Jewry has moved on.
"The dire predictions of an internal Jewish schism have proven wrong," wrote Jack Wertheimer in an important 2005 American Jewish Committee pamphlet titled All Quiet on the Religious Front? Jewish Unity, Denominationalism, and Postdenominationalism in the United States. "If anything, overt religious conflicts have either eased or have been pushed into the background."
It's a sea change worth pondering in depth. This Rosh Hashanah, as we are each urged to reflect and repent, we would do well to reflect on the myriad of processes that helped nudge the American Jewish community beyond bickering and division and toward a more harmonious existence. If we understand the causes of this newfound unity, we can strive to strengthen it.
First, we must acknowledge the role American Jewish religious movements play in focusing more on what unites Jews than what divides them. Communal concern over "continuity," the reluctance of wealthy donors to support those who promote Jewish divisiveness, and a strong desire among young Jews to move beyond denominational labels have resulted in an increased focus on the importance of just getting along. A revealing indicator of this trend was the first-ever North American Jewish Day School Leadership Conference, a collaboration among Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, and community day schools held earlier this year. Organizers cited it as proof "that working across ideologies is possible and desirable."
Second—and perhaps not unrelated—the Israeli chief rabbinate, whom the conversion bill would have empowered, has become deeply unpopular in American Jewish circles, even among many Orthodox rabbis. The politicization of the chief rabbinate, its unwholesome ties to Israeli politics, and its unwelcome intrusion into American Jewish religious life, granting recognition to some rabbis and denying it to others, has cost the chief rabbinate dearly. American Jews have come to appreciate the wisdom of a religious free market, where religion is separated from the state, no chief rabbinate exists, and rabbis are free to make religious decisions based on their own best judgment and conscience. The vast majority of American Jews would not advocate for a chief rabbinate in the United States, and they are understandably disinclined to increase the chief rabbinate's power in Israel.
Finally, the past decade's focus on community-wide adult Jewish education has promoted much greater public unity among Jews. Transdenominational adult Jewish education programs, such as Melton Mini-School, Wexner Heritage, Me'ah, and now Limmud, as well as Orthodox educational outreach programs sponsored by Chabad, Aish HaTorah, and an array of so-called community kollelim, liberally extend the welcome mat to all self-identifying Jews, including, inevitably, non-Orthodox converts to Judaism and patrilineal Jews, whom the Reform and Reconstructionist movements recognize as Jews on the basis of their Jewish fathers and their identification with the Jewish religion. The results of these educational efforts, by all accounts, have been highly gratifying, introducing Jewish adults from different movements to one another and teaching them much that they did not know about their heritage. Nobody involved—not even the most fervently Orthodox—wants to risk alienating their new students, supporters, and constituents by reopening divisive questions.
Whether American Jewry's recent spell of unity serves as a precedent remains to be seen. Still, when compared to the situation in Israel, where the gap between religious and secular Jews seems ever to be widening, the evidence from America offers a measure of hope. When American Jews stop fighting with one another and focus on their common interests, it is amazing how much they can accomplish.
Jonathan D. Sarna is Joseph H. & Belle R. Braun Professor of American Jewish History at Brandeis University and chief historian of the National Museum of American Jewish History. His book When Grant Expelled the Jews is forthcoming from Nextbook Press in 2011.
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Silver Bay Realty Trust Corp. Announces Pricing of Initial Public Offering Business Wire NEW YORK -- December 14, 2012 Silver Bay Realty Trust Corp. ("Silver Bay") announced today the pricing of its initial public offering of 13,250,000 shares of common stock at a price to the public of $18.50per share. The underwriters have been granted a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 1,987,500 shares of common stock to cover over-allotments, if any. The shares are expected to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on December 14, 2012 under the symbol "SBY." Silver Bay will acquire, concurrent with the closing of the offering, an initial portfolio of more than 3,100 single-family residential properties through entities associated with Two Harbors Investment Corp., a publicly traded REIT (NYSE: TWO), and Provident Real Estate Advisors LLC, a private capital management firm, in exchange for equity interests in Silver Bay or its operating subsidiary, or cash. Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC, BofA Merrill Lynch, and J.P. Morgan are acting as joint book-running managers for the offering. Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, RBC Capital Markets, JMP Securities and Zelman Partners LLC are acting as co-managers for the offering. A registration statement relating to these securities has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission and was declared effective on December 13, 2012. The offering is being made only by means of a prospectus. A copy of the final prospectus for the offering can be obtained from: Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC BofA Merrill Lynch J.P. Morgan Securities LLC c/o Broadridge 222 Broadway Financial Attention: Prospectus Department Solutions New York, NY 10038 One Madison Avenue 1155 Long Attention: Prospectus Island Avenue New York, NY 10010 Department Edgewood, NY 11717 1-800-221-1037 email@example.com 1-866-803-9204 email@example.com This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy, nor shall there be any sale of these securities in any state or jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction. About Silver Bay Realty Trust Corp. Silver Bay Realty Trust Corp. is a newly organized Maryland corporation focused on the acquisition, renovation, leasing and management of single-family properties for rental income and long-term capital appreciation. Upon consummation of the offering and related transactions, Silver Bay will own more than 3,100 single-family properties located in Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina and Texas. Silver Bay intends to elect and qualify to be taxed as a REIT. Contact: Silver Bay Realty Trust Corp. Maria Cozine, 212-364-3247
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A six-member expert panel has been set up by the Health Ministry to decide on a ban of a diabetic drug found to be increasing the risk of heart attack and death.
The move comes in the backdrop of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) finding that the diabetes drug Rosiglitazone, used by a large number of Indians, was increasing the risk of heart attack and causing deaths.
The members in the panel include head of pharmacology department of AIIMS and National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER) as well as Director of Indian Veterinary Research Institute and officials from Indian Council of Medical Research and Indian Medical Association.
"The committee will decide what to do after reviewing the data," a senior official said.
Following a study published in The New England Journal of Medicine, the FDA had on May 21, 2007, issued an alert against the possible side-effects of the drug.
Rosiglitazone is an anti-diabetic drug in the thiazolidinedione class of drugs. It works as an insulin sensitizer, by binding to the Peroxisome Proliferator-Activated Receptors (PPAR) in fat cells and making the cells more responsive to insulin.
An American Senate committee last week said that GlaxoSmithKline's diabetes drug Avandia, the brandname for Rosiglitazone, poses increased risk of heart attacks, a conclusion which has been rejected by the pharma major.
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text: 1 November 2013 Global arts and culture events: November 2013 preview Classical music Contemporary art Exhibition Share this page Share this with Digg Facebook Google LinkedIn Reddit StumbleUpon Twitter Copy this link http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20131101-global-arts-events-november Read more about sharing. Botticelli's Venus The iconic Italian masterpiece, Venus (c. 1482) by Florentine master Sandro Botticelli is a stunning tempera painting on wood that is not to be missed. Botticelli produced a number of unique Venus paintings – this one is from the Galleria Sabauda in Turin and will be on view for the first time in Hong Kong until mid December. Find out more Berlin Jazz Festival Also known as the Berlin Jazz Festival, this is a well established event that has been going strong since 1964 and comes under the Berliner Festspiele umbrella. The emphasis is on variety, with both traditional and progressive music represented, and the event has tended to focus on big bands and large ensembles. Offering "special personalities, different approaches to playing and the spirit of jazz," the Jazzfest has become a highlight of the Berlin cultural calendar. Find out more David Hockney David Hockney has lived and worked in both California and the UK, and it is a new-media work created in his home county of Yorkshire in the north of England that is the focus of this show. Eighteen cameras fixed to the artist's vehicle record a drive through the landscape. The results are shown on a multi-screen grid providing multiple perspectives which intensifies the experience, showing movement in a new way. The artist's work has long been a favourite with LACMA, which prior to this has staged three exhibitions of his work. Find out more Agnes Varda in Californialand LACMA's 2013 Art and Film Gala sees a showing of four restored films by Agnès Varda, once called 'the godmother of the French New Wave', along with a new sculptural installation inspired by her time in Los Angeles in the late 1960s and a selection of her excellent photographs. The restored films are Uncle Yanco (1967), Black Panthers (1968), LIONS LOVE (...AND LIES) (1969) and Mur Murs (1981). Find out more Vienna Philharmonic tour The world-famous Vienna Philharmonica – or Weiner Philharmoniker - is a venerable institution, founded in 1842, and based at the Musikverein in Vienna - where there is a long waiting list for subscription tickets. Its current tour includes a stint in Asia, with Christian Thielemann conducting works by Beethoven. Kicking off at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Peking at the start of November, it then moves on to Japan - Osaka, Nagoya and Tokyo. Find out more Calder and Abstraction: From Avant-garde to Iconic Exploring Alexander Calder's work, this exhibition shows how the artist helped to revolutionise modern sculpture. His innovative kinetic pieces are among his most iconic – flat pieces of painted metal are connected by wire and move delicately, propelled either by air currents or motors. Later stable works are monumental in size and scope, with massive steel planes and arching shapes. The exhibition also features installation design by architect Frank Gehry. Find out more Abu Dhabi Art Abu Dhabi Art is a platform for contemporary art from leading galleries across the world, as well as the work of up-and-coming artists. The event is held at the Saadiyat Cultural District (currently home to the Manarat Al Saadiyat exhibition centre and the UAE Pavilion). This is the future home of three ambitious projects currently in development – the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Zayed National Museum and the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi. Find out more The Golden Elephant Popularly known as The Golden Elephant, this biennial festival brings outstanding features, animation and shorts to young audiences in India. Since its beginnings in the 1950s, the festival has always started every other year on 14 November, the birth date of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister, who believed that indigenous cinema for children would help to stimulate their critical faculties, creativity and sense of compassion. Screenings are attended by more than one hundred thousand children – as well as film professionals. This is the 18th edition of ICFFI, with approximately 150 films from across the world. Find out more Cork Film Festival Cork has become an internationally recognised festival, particularly in the short-film genre, and has enjoyed a steady growth since its beginnings in 1956. A major showcase for Irish film, it attracts film fans and industry insiders. There is a strong youth and education programme, from 12-15 November − with the Cork premiere of the screen adaptation of Michael Morpurgo's Private Peaceful, and screenings of the eco-documentary Trashed and Disney's The Odd Life of Timothy Creene. Find out more Do Ho Suh A continuation of his New York Specimen series, this solo show includes life-size replicas of various household furniture and appliances from the artist's New York apartment, from bathtub and medicine cabinet to radiator and kitchen stove, all rendered in the artist's signature polyester fabric. The Korean sculptor and installation artist, who lives between Seoul and New York, has long explored the relation between individuality, collectivity and anonymity, and migration is one of his key themes. His intricate sculptures defy orthodox notions of scale. 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May 23, 2014
AAA projects 36.1 million Americans will journey 50 miles or more from home during the Memorial Day holiday weekend, a 1.5% increase from last year, with more than eight in 10 driving to their destinations.
May 6, 2014
This intelligently locked reefer trailer was parked in a small truckstop in western North Carolina. Three slots away was a loaded flatbed with its kingpin bare, just waiting to be swiped.
March 19, 2014
TMC, NASHVILLE -- The company known for its diesel particulate filter theft prevention system, FuelDefend USA, now offers two products to protect onboard liquids.
January 31, 2014
Transport Security Inc. announced an addition to their High Security Lock Product Line for trucking professionals to secure their trucks and trailers from cargo theft. The Enforcer Security Kit provides trucking professionals with the security tools that are needed to secure their trucks and trailers.
November 20, 2013
It notes year after year the holiday shipping season shows an increase in cargo theft risks for transportation companies, shippers and manufacturers.
October 28, 2013
Truck diesel particulate filters contain valuable precious metals that are attractive to thieves. FuelDefend USA is now offering a product to help prevent DPF theft.
September 23, 2013
A new report shows truck cargo theft during the most recent three-month period increased in the United States, while the value of each incident moved higher by nearly double-digits.
July 22, 2013
Truck driver Artak Medjbarian of Sherman Oaks, Calif., has pleaded guilty to conspiring with others to attempt to steal $163,000 worth of beef products from a Nebraska Beef facility in Omaha.
July 21, 2013
In the second quarter of 2013, the logistics security services provider FreightWatch International recorded a total of 194 thefts in the United States, a 27% increase in value and a 12% decrease in volume from the same time a year ago.
June 24, 2013
A new report from logistics security services provider FreightWatch International shows while the number of cargo thefts in the United States fell in the most recent three-month period, the value of the average loss moved higher.
May 23, 2013
The number and value of cargo thefts in the United States declined February through April. according to a report released this week.
May 10, 2013
On May 9, New Jersey Gov. Christie signed bipartisan legislation sponsored by Assemblywoman Caroline Casagrande and Assembly Republican Conference Leader Dave Rible that cracks down on cargo theft in New Jersey.
The measure is named the "Lt. Scott Jenkins Law" in memory of a founding member of the State Police Cargo Theft Unit, and is sponsored by 17 other Assembly Republicans.
May 9, 2013
A new Government Accountability Office report to Congress has some far from kind words about the Transportation Security Administration and biometric readers used in the Transportation Worker Identification Credential program, overseen by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and coordinated along with the U.S. Coast Guard.
April 3, 2013
Logistics security services provider FreightWatch International issued two new reports, one showing cargo theft fell in the United State from December 2012 through last February and another about a plan in Mexico to combat crime along its highways, including cargo thefts.
January 22, 2013
A new report from logistics security services provider FreightWatch International shows the total number of cargo thefts in the United States last year was close to the record level set in 2011 -- and one type of theft did set a record
December 20, 2012
The average value of stolen freight tracked by FreightWatch spiked 77.6% September through November from the previous three-month period, with high-value electronics bucking an overall trend of fewer thefts
December 18, 2012
CargoNet's analysis of historical cargo theft data shows that the rate of cargo theft increases over holiday weekends, so it's offering suggestions for how companies can help prevent theft
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A new security law says that by July 2012, all cargo containers destined for the U.S. must be scanned and sealed at a foreign port before being loaded.
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Granollers Sets All-Spanish Final
Casablanca, Morocco
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World No. 36 Marcel Granollers reached his seventh ATP World Tour final on Saturday as he defeated Federico Delbonis 6-1, 6-4 in the semi-finals of the Grand Prix Hassan II in Casablanca.
The fourth-seeded Spaniard improved to a 2-0 FedEx ATP Head2Head record over Delbonis as he claimed victory in 75 minutes, converting five of his seven break point chances. "I started the match very well, but Federico came back strongly in the second set and I was leading 4-2 before he broke back," said Granollers.
"I'm happy that I managed to win in two sets and I'm looking forward to a Spanish final tomorrow."
In an all-Spanish final, Granollers will face eighth seed Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, who ended the run of newcomer Roberto Carballes Baena with a 6-2, 6-7(6), 6-4 victory.
Carballes Baena was contesting his first ATP World Tour semi-final after qualifying into the main draw. The 21 year old had never won a tour-level match prior to this week.
The 28-year-old Granollers is looking to win his fifth ATP World Tour title and fourth on clay. Garcia-Lopez won their only previous meeting, which came four years ago in Casablanca. The 30 year old finished runner-up in two ATP World Tour finals last year in St. Petersburg (l. to Gulbis) and Bucharest (l. to Rosol) and is looking to win his first title since 2010 in Bangkok (d. Nieminen).
"Of course it's going to be a different match," said Garcia-Lopez of his upcoming encounter with Granollers. "We're in a final now. He's playing really well and motivated. He's going to be really dangerous. I have to be focused and play well."
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I'm using boost:serialization to save data structures into a file. The actual data is a pointer vector of classes and subclasses. However the constructor of the class which is serialized takes as parameter another instantiated class Agent which is an object that controls communication with a simulation API (webots). I see that in boost::serialization examples, the serializable objects need an empty constructor class() {}; to be used for the reconstruction. However this is impractical in my case. How can I use reconstruction but include the object which communicates with the API ? One of the serializable classes has this constructor:
State(Agent &A, ACTION_MODE const& m);
and I've seen from examples in boost docs that I need something like this:
State() {};
Yet Agent &A must be passed as parameter. Should I find a way around this (using an extern, a singleton, a global object) or is there a way to modify this behavior when reconstructing ? I'm sure I'm missing something here.
Thank you
EDIT: Maybe I didn't explain this clearly enough. I get an error message when trying to "load" by reconstructing the serialized data.
error: no matching function to call State::State()
Which is what made me look into boost::serialize code, and think that it is calling a constructor or copy operator. How do I make it use a specific constructor to serialize the data and take as an argument the Agent reference &a ?
template <class S, class P, class A> void Task<S,P,A>::save(const char* file)
std::ofstream ofs(file);
boost::archive::text_oarchive oa(ofs);
oa << states;
template <class S, class P, class A> void Task<S,P,A>::load(const char* file)
std::ifstream ifs(file);
boost::archive::text_iarchive ia(ifs);
ia >> states;
States is friend to boost::serialization::access and has a function serialize.
Saving works fine, loading is the problem.
states is:
boost::ptr_vector<S> states; where S is a type of State polymorphic class.
State is the base class and has "serialize"
template <class Archive>
void State::serialize(Archive& ar, const unsigned int version)
ar & accel.Xaxis & accel.Yaxis & accel.Zaxis;
ar & gyro.Xaxis & gyro.Yaxis & gyro.Zaxis;
ar & gps.Yaxis;
ar & positions;
ar & reward & value & hash_value;
guState inherits from State.
template <class Archive>
void guState::serialize(Archive& ar, const unsigned int version)
ar & boost::serialization::base_object<State>(*this);
ar & accel.Xaxis & accel.Yaxis & accel.Zaxis;
ar & gyro.Xaxis & gyro.Yaxis & gyro.Zaxis;
ar & gps.Yaxis;
ar & positions;
ar & reward & value & hash_value;
accel, gyro, gps are simple structures with 3 double variables. They get serialized above^^.
Positions is an
std::map<std::string,float> positions;
Looking at the serialized text file, everything appears Ok. I cannot understand why it calls a constructor when trying to load the file.
Base Constructor is:
State(Agent &A, ACTION_MODE const& m);
Derived Constuctor is:
guState::guState(Agent& A, ACTION_MODE const& m) :
State(A, m)
Agent reference &A, kept in each State (or derived State) refers to an object obtained from the simulation API. It controls a robot. I cannot serialize it, and it doesn't make sense serializing it.
When I use:
namespace boost { namespace serialization {
template <class Archive>
void save_construct_data(Archive & ar,const guState* d,const unsigned int file_version)
ar << guState::caller;
ar << guState::mode;
template <class Archive>
void load_construct_data(Archive & ar, guState* d,const unsigned int file_version)
Agent &a;
ACTION_MODE &m;
ar >> a;
ar >> m;
::new(d) guState(a,m);
I get the following errors:
invalid use of non-static data member State::caller
invalid use of non-static data member State::mode
referring to the references used from the constructor. And:
error: 'a' declared as reference but not initialized
error: 'm' declared as reference but not initialized
As you can see, it makes no sense to try and save the reference to Agent, because that reference (even if it could be saved or serialized) will probably be different every time the application is started.
And in loading the construct data, apart from me probably using the wrong syntax, it makes no sense to construct from a serialized reference to agent.
What I belive i need, is a way to tell the load_construct_data how to obtain a reference to an Agent (after initializing an agent object) and use that reference to construct the data.
Does that make any sense ? Do you think this is doable ?
namespace boost { namespace serialization {
template <class Archive>
void save_construct_data(Archive & ar,const guState* d,const unsigned int file_version)
ar << guState::caller;
template <class Archive>
void load_construct_data(Archive & ar, guState* d,const unsigned int file_version)
Agent * a;
ACTION_MODE mode = RAND_SING;
ar >> a;
::new(d) guState(*a,mode);
It will not allow to serialize guState::caller
I have also made class Agent serializable, and overloaded the load_construct_data and save_construct_data of Agent in order to request from the simulation app a new instance of Agent to control the API.


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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – William and Mary head baseball coach Brian Murphy announced the 2015 baseball schedule on Monday morning. This year's competitive slate is highlighted by a pair of teams that played in the College World Series, four teams that played in the Super Regionals, seven teams that made the 2014 NCAA Tournament, and 29 home games.
"It is a great schedule that we have put together for the upcoming season," Murphy said. "The success of the last couple of years' teams have made it realistic to create a schedule that allows us to gain an RPI to potentially warrant an at-large bid. I think this schedule certainly does that. Off the bat, we are playing two teams that went to Omaha last year. We open up at Ole Miss, and get to play Virginia. Aside from that we play several other teams that played in Super Regionals, including College of Charleston and Kennesaw State, add in a handful of NCAA Tournament teams, and it's a really competitive schedule." Continue reading William and Mary releases 2015 Schedule
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The Treasury Department has done a 180 degree turn on the need for and benefits of an enterprise content management system.
That wasn't the case three years ago when having an ECM system was a dirty word. No one at Treasury wanted to pay for it, and many thought it would fail.
"We felt like that was a really important environment for Treasury to have and was needed all over the place. We've turned that into an enterprise service that has grown. I think it was in 2013 that it grew by 300 percent," said Robyn East, Treasury's chief information officer. "We have built a number of applications that are in use or being adopted across Treasury. For example, there is an electronic case management system that is generic enough to be adopted by different kinds of offices that have case management needs with a little bit of configuration tweaking here and there. Another important application to note is we've built a suspension and debarment system that's being looked at for adoption across the federal government, and we've already done demonstrations for quite a number of other agencies."
East said Treasury's move to the ECM system, which is based on Microsoft's SharePoint software, is part of the way the agency is transforming to more readily accept shared services.
She said the fears of losing control and no longer using their own systems, and the need to create confidence in shared services more broadly, took a lot of time.
"We have a very active governance structure, and it's been a success, and it's still growing," East said. "Anytime you are providing support for a shared service like this, if you don't have the voice of the people who are the customers of the system involved in making decisions in it, your risk of failure is much higher. And yes, the shared services council was the one who originally supported the creation of a budget that would allow ECM to go forward as a shared service and be what it is today."
East said the ECM capability will grow over the next year, especially at the bureau level.
She said shared services have been a big focus over the last few years. The shared services council is led by deputy bureau executives to ensure collaboration around these common capabilities. She said bureau CIOs also are playing a bigger role in overseeing the technology behind these new services.
East said shared services also are about contracting for commodity IT. She said Treasury has several programs in place to take advantage of strategic sourcing.
"For example, we're going to have consistent standards on types of printers across all of Treasury. This is something that already has been agreed to, so we can control the costs better, particularly of the toner, which is where the big costs is when you're talking about printing costs. That's an initiative under way," she said. "We already have under way an initiative to get to standard desktops and laptops, and we are looking at wireless services on the cellular side and other wireless devices, trying to consolidate devices there and get to a strategic place with those."
East said the move to shared services is for two reasons. The first is cost savings and efficiencies. But she said Treasury also realized there are collaboration needs and business reasons to move to shared infrastructure or common capabilities that are clearer now than ever before.
"One of the things we are working on now is back in the security architecture arena and also in identity management," she said. "A big initiative that is coming up for us is working across Treasury and beyond with some of the other financial sector entities to create federated identity management, so we can further use that collaboration environment, which is a little kluge to do right now without being able to federate identity management."
She said the current security architecture has been based on the high level standard under the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), but Treasury needs more flexibility to make sharing with other non-federal entities easier.
"Striking the balance there requires some redesign of how we do security for different systems, so that's what we are working on," she said. "It depends on what the application is and what our current or anticipated customer base is. We just need to build in that flexibility, and there are a number of different ways to do that technically. We haven't necessarily figured all of that out yet, but we are working on the design that will give us the flexibility we will need."
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Not many people describe their first day in the office as "incredible" - but then not everybody starts a new job behind the wheel of a brand new McLaren Formula 1 car.
That's how Sergio Perez described his debut outing in his new team's MP4-28. It was hardly headline-making: the Mexican left that to the man he replaced. Rather, the 23-year-old spent the day quietly learning the ropes.
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It sounds like quite some task. Perez said he must learn to set the car up differently and that his new cockpit needs bedding in properly. The former Sauber driver even said the way McLaren talk to him on the radio takes some getting used to. Even so, he is clearly relishing the challenge.
"It's much more different than I expected, the feeling," said Perez, who finished seventh fastest overall on Wednesday. "By sitting in a different seat, you have to adapt yourself to a different position, a different way to hold the steering wheel. Pretty much everything is different: from the pedals to the steering wheel.
"It's pretty much starting from zero but we're going in the right direction. We've had an incredible day. I'm more happy than I'd been expecting. I've still to sort out some things with my cockpit to be a little bit more comfortable but we still managed to have an incredible day with good data for us."
It is, of course, very early days although, with F1's testing restrictions the way they are, the days are also running out for Perez, who has six days in the car before his race debut in Melbourne.
Asked to assess the MP4-28's potential, he replied: "We don't know how competitive we are but all I can say is that the car feels quite good. We've got a lot of work to do on the next five days that we have and we'll keep our heads down because we are going in the right direction."
And of the switch to a front-running team? "It's difficult for me to compare the cars right now because obviously we've got different tyres," Perez replied. "Jerez is a very different circuit but I would say that the mechanical grip is good but also the aero. It's a very complete car. I'm happy with the car I've got."
The move into the big time has also meant that Perez has had to work harder than ever before. Speaking at the launch of the MP4-28, he said he had already racked up between 15 and 20 days in their simulator.
Now given the real thing for the first time, he was more than happy to muster up his favourite adjective one more time.
"The preparation has been a lot more intense. Also the motivation: once you've got the car you've been dreaming of your whole life," Perez added.
"I've done an incredible preparation in all ways. On the physical side I've done an incredible preparation as well and on the technical review I was very happy with the preparation we did before testing. If we keep doing the same then I think we're going to be in a good position for the start of the season."


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Bradenton Police arrested Charles Ross on Sunday. A police report says Ross likes to video pranks and is known for harassing and annoying people in Manatee County then putting the footage on YouTube, similar to a "Jackass"-style show. One of his recent videos -- of Ross kissing strangers -- has gotten nearly 400,000 views.
Police say Ross grabbed people by the back of the pants and pulled them up, hard. Several victims said they were too embarrassed to press charges.
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A bill passed Sunday by the House of Representatives could mean millions in funding for the Corpus Christi Army Depot.
The 2007 Defense Appropriations bill passed by the House funds national defense needs and earmarks millions for South Texas military priorities including the Corpus Christi Army Depot.
It's one of two appropriations bills that fund the Defense Authorization bill. The other is the Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Bill, which the House passed June 16, according to U.S. Rep. Solomon Ortiz's office.
"Given the many challenges we face as a nation -- as a military -- I'm pleased that the House moved both our appropriations bills quickly, and I'm very pleased it contained a significant investment for South Texas," Ortiz, D-Corpus Christi, said in a statement.
The U.S. Senate will consider military construction and veterans affairs appropriations legislation when it returns after Labor Day, said Geoff Embler, a spokesman for U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas.
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$3 million for continued development of PULSE!! Center of Excellence at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi through the Office of Naval Research, to train battlefield and first responders in emergency medicine through unique gaming technology.
$2 million for helicopter upgrades at Sikorsky aircraft for the National Guard, with work to be performed at the Corpus Christi Army Depot.
$2 million for the Texas National Guard training site instrumentation, called Flextrain eXportable Combat Training Capability, which will assist with mobilization efforts by one year with decreased training time, and a more portable system.
$2 million for continued support to Commercial Technologies for Maintenance Activities, which implements lean and best business practices and allows for depots to increase work loads, specifically the Corpus Christi Army Depot.
$3.5 million for Alliant Commercial Technologies to continue upgrades of the Navy's Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile.
$1.2 million to sustain Texas National Guard facilities in response to global repositioning of forces.
$300,000 for the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps to cover summer expenses that otherwise would be paid out of pocket by the cadets.
$51 million for upgrades to the Kiowa Warrior helicopter to Bell Textron, headquartered in Fort Worth. The Corpus Christi Army Depot performs maintenance on the Kiowa Warrior.
$129.3 million for the Army Reconnaissance Helicopter to Bell Textron for continued research and development of the Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter. This represents potential future work load at the Corpus Christi Army Depot.
$295 million for procurement of 44 JPATS aircraft. This is the replacement aircraft for T-34s, which are used for training at Naval Air Station-Corpus Christi.
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The People for India Forum and Jana Vignana Vedika took up a signature campaign at Sankar Vilas Centre here on Monday demanding that the power tariff hike be rolled back.
A large number of women and college students expressed objection to the Government's decision to increase the power tariff and observed that there were alternatives which could have been explored.
Jana Vignana Vedika (JVV) leader N. Venugopala Rao launched the campaign by signing on the banner followed by activists of JVV and People for India Forum (PIF).
On the occasion, Mr. Venugopala Rao said the privatisation policies implemented by successive Governments starting in 1998 were responsible for the present crisis.
It was in 1998 that the TDP had heralded electricity reforms by entering into an agreement with the World Bank, which resulted in breaking up of the erstwhile State Electricity Board into generation, transmission and distribution wings. The problems have started with that unnecessary trifurcation of the public sector entity which was doing quite well.
The NDA Government had taken forward the electricity reforms in 2003 and the Congress party picked up from there.
Senior Citizens' Association President N. Tirupataiah said the idle capacities at gas-based power plants made a huge dent to the economy. The Governments' policies have only helped the so called `independent power producers' in minting money without fulfilling their obligations.
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The board will also consider the interim Grants Administration Policy (GAP), which serves as the terms and conditions of grant awards issued by the CIRM. In addition, it provides guidance to recipients on their responsibilities as CIRM grantees. With the ICOC's approval, the GAP will enter into California's formal rulemaking process governed by the Administrative Procedures Act.
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Dried/cooked chickpea conversion
So here's the deal: I'm trying to make Paula Wolfert's hummus recipe - http://wednesdaychef.typepad.com/the_...
which calls for 1.5 cups dried chickpeas.
But the problem is, I'm living in Brazil at the moment, in a crappy apartment with no volume measures, so I just went out and bought a 500-gram bag of dried chickpeas and cooked the whole thing.
So I have two questions, which are really one question:
-My 500-gram bag of dried chickpeas would have been equivalent to how many cups? Anyone with dried chickpeas and a kitchen scale want to investigate this for me?
-And how much of cooked chickpeas sitting in the fridge would be equivalent to the 1.5 cups dried that Paula called for? Do chickpeas double in volume? Triple?
Oh, and most importantly, if I use lime juice instead of lemon juice (there are no lemons in Brazil as far as I can tell), will the hummus gods strike me down?
According to Alice Waters the "rule of thumb" for dried beans is:
1lb. dried beans =
2 cups dried beans =
6 cups cooked beans
So it seems like beans generally triple in volume. So the 1.5 cups called for in the recipe (let's see if I do this right) would equal 4.5 cups cooked, which sounds like the average for hummus.
The recipe says it makes 4 cups. Since the main ingredient is the chickpeas, starting with somewhat less than 4 cups (3?) of mashed chickpeas should work. Ultimately this is a dish you make by taste, adding more salt, garlic, and lemon/lime juice to your preferences.


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Messiah trades in well-worn tropes, with his rebellious spirit of guarded yet assured optimism and righteous anger, and his subject matters of blowing cush, staying fresh, repping local pride, and hustling by necessity (and even his more "B-boy" topics really only skim the surface). Fortunately, he overcomes the unoriginality through masterful song craftsmanship and a rock-solid delivery full of swagger and satisfying rhythm, and by picking a grab bag of producers that craft far more winners than lemons. Highlights include the plinking piano and clandestine flows of "At All Cost (My Economics)," the eclectic energy of "Royalty" (with Maria Isa), and the ubiquitous "Patriot Act" with I Self Devine (and that's just from the last quarter of the disc). With uniformly organic collabos and a diverse but carefully chosen soundscape, the album makes up in solid hooks and an endless array of 16-bar assaults what it lacks in cohesion. Even the skits have high replay value. Taken as a whole, the project's length and variation is less exhilarating than exhausting—better to download it and skip around for your favorite cuts. Trust me, you'll have no trouble finding them.
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Tired of entering tedious and repetitive commands? Wish you could group commands into one short and easy to use command?
With BetterAlias you can specify any number of aliases for your commands!
- Create aliases for long repetitive commands:
/permissions player setgroup <playerName> VIP
/vip <playerName>
- Combine multiple commands into one simple command
- Compatible with your existing permissions/plugin commands!
- Supports partial player name lookups (ie "e0n" to find "Ne0nx3r0")
- Add BetterAlias.jar to your plugins directory
- Once loaded an aliases.yml file will be created
- Customize the file and use /bareload to enable the changes.
- Use the examples inside aliases.yml to setup aliases for everyone to use! (or add a custom permission node for the command)
See the examples page.
Multiple Commands
Separate multiple commands with dashes (-):
tpthenkick: 1: - /tp !1p !name - /kick !1p
The examples file that comes with the plugin includes examples of every type
ursak May 12, 2015 at 11:30 UTC - 0 likes
Is there any way to make a command choose a random line?
levisn1 Apr 24, 2015 at 16:24 UTC - 0 likes
It works but i get this error: http://pastebin.com/Bnrqzgqw More i would like to ask you if you can add the option to block the origin command like in simplealias thanks. [18:33:31 INFO]: This server is running CraftBukkit version git-Spigot-2ec6f06-7722428 (MC: 1.8.3) (Implementing API version 1.8.3-R0.1-SNAPSHOT)Last edited Apr 24, 2015 by levisn1
EnderSandman Apr 18, 2015 at 20:43 UTC - 0 likes
This plugin is great and just what I was looking for. Thanks for creating it and keeping it up to date. I have one issue. I want to create an alias for a command that is for a bungeecord plugin that is on my bungeecord server and I get an unknown command error even though I can run the bungeecord command in-game on the same bukkit server.
mcpeachpies Apr 09, 2015 at 11:25 UTC - 0 likes
I use this plugin on my server for things like /spawn to warp the player to the lobby and /head to give a player skull. This plugin is great and a huge help, thanks heaps :)
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Neoblade298 Apr 08, 2015 at 22:59 UTC - 0 likes
I figured out what was wrong with my command :D
Turns out when I typed /give 1, it went into the console as /give Neoblade298 1, and then the console fed it back into BetterAlias, and since the !1 parameter was now my name, it fed my name into the command twice and now I'm rambling on. Anyway, great plugin and it works without a hitch. Thanks for the support.
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If you have an average-sized or big family, for instance, there are several cash back cards that offers some highly-competitive cash back percentages on categories such as supermarket spending, department-store and gas-station purchases. Chances are, you spend a fortune in supermarkets and department stores. And you probably have to top up your gas tank regularly, what with you being an unpaid taxi driver for your kids.
If you're young, single, don't have a car, always eat out, and wouldn't be seen dead in a department store, then rewards in those categories would be a very poor pick for you.
Airline credit cards
The same applies with other sorts of plastic. Of course, few people with a morbid fear of flying have airline credit cards. That would be too silly. But quite a lot more probably have one when they don't need it. Unless you take to the air frequently and so earn lots of miles at premium rates, what's the point in earning 1-percent rewards on "other purchases" on an airline card when you could be earning 3 percent or more on a general one?
Of course, if you're a frequent flier, airline credit cards can be very rewarding. But you still have to ask yourself which card is best for you. For example, you can often trade off a higher annual fee for better rewards and privileges, including accessing lounges and cutting airport lines. There is no objective, empirically correct answer to these sorts of issues. If you're a Spartan sort who greets discomfort with steely stoicism, then no number of perks is going to see you part with a cent. But if you're the ultimate, self-indulgent diva -- or divus, if you're a male Latin scholar* -- then you might well be prepared to pay three-figure annual fees, even if you rarely fly, in order to make your trips more comfortable.


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Bella Thorne, Magic and Afrojack made it into the Radio Disney Dot Com Top 3 on June 24, 2014! Check out the songs that made the countdown below, and take the poll underneath to tell us which track is your ultimate favorite.
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Afrojack "Ten Feet Tall"