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The Board of Education on Monday affirmed a board of directors for the planned College and Career Academy.
The academy, a charter school that is set to open next year, is funded partly through private funds and partly through a requested state grant. Superintendent Cole Pugh said Monday that officials believed they didn't have to name a board until after the grant was approved, but found out recently that new state procedures require them to name the board to gain state approval.
Pugh recommended the following people, which the board unanimously approved.
• Dr. Linda McMullen, representing LaGrange College.
• Dr. Tonya Whitlock, representing West Georgia Technical College.
• Dr. Darryl Harrison, representing Point University.
• Dr. Tonia Contorno, representing the school system.
• John Asbell of Georgia Power, recommended by LaGrange High School.
• Toni Striblin of Roger's Barbecue, recommended by Callaway High School.
• Greg Hicks of Mud Creek Graphics, recommended by Troup High School.
• Josh Fernandez of Kia, Chamber of Commerce large business nominee.
• Renae Willis of CB&T, Chamber of Commerce small business nominee.
• Robby Burch of Interface, Chamber of Commerce at-large nominee.
• Dr. C.J. Tumambing of Emory Clark Holder Clark, Chamber of Commerce medical nominee.
Page Estes, LaGrange-Troup County Chamber of Commerce president, said that the approved board only represents the voting members of the board. Once it is in place, more ex-oficio, or non-voting, members will be selected representing students and parents.
The College and Career Academy is part of an initiative by local leaders to produce more students that are ready for work or college after high school and have skills to be employed locally. Local high school school students who attend the academy would be bused or drive to the CCA from their base high school to take one or two classes.
Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia provided $3 million to help pay for the operation of the school as part of a bond agreement made last year with the county and cities. The steering committee is also pursuing state grant funds that members hope will generate up to $3.2 million in capital funds toward the renovation of a facility site.
The board on Thursday also is set to approve a memorandum of understanding with West Georgia Technical College, LaGrange College, Point University and the school system for the CCA. It designates that the academy, under the purview of the school system, will be partially funded by the universities and the entities will share facilities for dual enrollment.
In another matter, the school board also is set Thursday to vote on approval of a $20 million payment in lieu of taxes agreement for a $20 million bond by Milliken for investing in new machinery and equipment at its existing LaGrange facilities, said Andy Camp of the Development Authority of LaGrange. Under the agreement, the company would pay 12.5 percent of the value of the equipment and machinery purchased under the project starting in 2015, with the percent paid increasing by 12.5 percent each year until 2022, when it would pay the full value.
"Milliken is a legacy company in LaGrange and we're excited about possibilities this brings before us," Camp said.
Also Thursday, the board is expected to vote on creating wireless networks at LaGrange High and Hogansville Elementary schools as pilots for rolling out full wireless infrastructures at all schools over the summer. The wireless capabilities would allow a "bring-your-own-device" environment, said Joshua Moneypenny, TCSS director of technology.
The pilot project for the two schools would be $121,735.34 for Aerohive access points, HP Elitepad Tablets, Chromebooks and carts.

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Sept. 11, 1964 -- Aug. 24, 2012
Martin A. De Anda, age 47, of Willard, Ohio passed away Friday, August 24, 2012 at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio.
He was born September 11, 1964 in Piedras Tamaulipas, Mexico to the late Jose N. and Ovidia (Dimas) De Anda.
He is survived by his wife, Josefina (Castillo) De Anda; 2 sons, Martin A. De Anda Jr. and Marco Antonio De Anda both of Willard; daughter, Angelica De Anda of Willard; granddaughter, Leila I. De Anda of Willard; 2 brothers, Leonel De Anda and Jose N. De Anda, Jr., both of Texas; 4 sisters, Oralia Gutierrez, Orfelinda Campos, Olga Grein, all of Texas and Nilda Rendon of Attica; several nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Jose N. and Ovidia (Dimas) De Anda; sister, Hortencia De Anda Rendon and a brother, Juan M. De Anda.
Visitation will be Wednesday, August 29, 2012 from 2-4 and 6-8 P.M. at the Secor Funeral Home in Willard, Ohio.
The funeral service will be Thursday, August 30, 2012 at 11:00 A.M. at the Church of God of Prophecy in Willard, Ohio with Pastor Sylvia Morla officiating. Burial will be at the Greenwood Cemetery in Willard, Ohio.
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Vermont Constitution
|Vermont Constitution
|Chapter I
|Chapter II
|Voter Qualifications
- 1 Features
- 2 Chapter I
- 3 Chapter II
- 4 Amending the constitution
- 5 History
- 6 See also
- 7 External links
- 8 Additional reading
- 9 References
The Vermont Constitution established a government and laws for the state.[1] It is divided into two chapters. The first is divided into articles, while the second is divided into sections:[2]
- Chapter I is entitled "A Declaration of Rights of the Inhabitants of the State of Vermont."
- Chapter II is entitled "Plan or Frame of Government" and establishes the frame of government, detailing the three branches of government as well as elections, impeachments, militia and other general provisions.
Chapter I
Chapter I of the Vermont Constitution is entitled "A Declaration of the Rights of the Inhabitants of the State of Vermont." It is divided into 21 articles.
Chapter II
Chapter II of the Vermont Constitution is entitled "Plan or Frame of Government." It encompasses the remaining parts of the constitution.
"The Delegation and Distribution of Powers" part of the Vermont Constitution contains five sections.
The "Legislative Department" part of the Vermont Constitution contains 14 sections.
The "Executive Department" part of the Vermont Constitution contains eight sections.
Judiciary Department
The "Judicial Department" part of the Vermont Constitution contains 14 sections.
Voter Qualifications
The "Qualifications of Freemen and Freewomen" part of the Vermont Constitution contains one section.
The "Elections; Officers; Terms of Office" part of the Vermont Constitution contains 13 sections.
The "Oath of Allegiance; Oath of Office" section of the Vermont Constitution contains one section.
The "Impeachment" part of the Vermont Constitution contains two sections.
The "Militia" part of the Vermont Constitution consists of one section.
The "General Provisions" part of the Vermont Constitution contains twelve sections.
The "Amendment of the Constitution" part of the Vermont Constitution contains two sections.
The "Temporary Provisions" part of the Vermont Constitution contains three sections.
Amending the constitution
Section 72 lays out the procedures which govern changes to the Virginia Constitution.
- Proposed amendments must originate in the Vermont State Senate.
- Amendments must earn a 2/3rds vote of the members of Vermont State Senate, but require only a majority vote of members of the Vermont House of Representatives.
- Amendments, once adopted by the senate and house, must then be considered against at the next biennial session of the Vermont General Assembly.
- The amendment must win a majority vote of both chambers when it is considered for this second time.
- Such amendments then go on a ballot for a vote of the state's electors. If a proposed amendment wins a simple majority vote, it becomes part of the state's constitution.
The Vermont Constitution, like that of several other states, does not provide for constitutional conventions. Perhaps as a result, Vermont's current constitution was adopted in 1793. The Massachusetts Constitution is the only older constitution.
However, in 1969, the Vermont State Legislature referred an advisory measure to the ballot, asking ""Shall a Vermont Constitutional Convention be convened at the state house in Montpelier on October 6, 1969 to consider the following topics which shall receive a majority of the votes cast upon it in this election, and no others?" (The state's voters said "no" to this advisory question.)
Vermont has changed its amendment process three times:
- From 1777-1870, amendments could be proposed every seven years by the Council of Censors. This was a 13-member group whose members were elected in statewide elections.
- From 1870-1974, proposals originated as they do now in the state senate, but could only be made every ten years. This ten-year limit was known as the "time-lock."
- In 1974, the ten-year "time lock" was reduced to four years.[3]
Vermont was admitted into the Union in 1791. The state constitution was then adopted in 1793. The constitution was modeled after the 1777 Constitution of the Vermont Republic, which was ratified when Vermont was known as the Vermont Republic, an independent state. That constitution was amended in 1786 and again in 1793.
In 1913, major constitutional revisions to the constitution changed much of the core structure prompting scholars to believe that the contemporary Vermont Constitution should be called the "Constitution of 1913."[4]
See also
- State constitution
- Constitutional article
- Constitutional amendment
- Constitutional revision
- Constitutional convention
- Amendments
External links
- Vermont State Legislature, "Constitution of Vermont"
- Vermont Archives.org, "Vermont Republic Constitution, 1777"
- Vermont Archives.org, "1786 Constitution"
- Vermont Archives.org, "1793 Constitution"
Additional reading
- Hill, William C. (2011). The Vermont State Constitution, New York, New York: Oxford University Press
- Hill, William C. (1992). The Vermont State Constitution: A Reference Guide, Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Publishing
- Vermont.gov, "Old Constitution Books"
- Vermont SOS, "Publications"
- Digital Collections at Middlebury College, "Vermont Constitutions"
- ↑ Vermont Historical Society, "The Vermont Constitution," accessed March 30, 2014
- ↑ Vermont State Legislature, "Constitution of Vermont," accessed March 30, 2014
- ↑ Vermont Archives.org, "1969 Vermont referred statute," accessed March 30, 2014
- ↑ Adrian, Charles, "Trends in State Constitutions," 5 Harv J on Legis, pp. 311 (1967-1968)
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The dust is settling after the UCI Mountain Bike and Trials World Championships in Fort William and everyone involved - organisers, riders and spectators - agree that the Highland Scottish town did a superb job of hosting the event.
The race honours were shared by riders from across the globe with the Swiss, Russians, French, and Americans to the fore, while their British hosts managed a smattering of podium spots.
Spectator-wise, the trials, XC, 4X and DH races all packed 'em in and away from the racing, the atmosphere around the town was one of cosmopolitan conviviality, as visitors bent on having a good time were welcomed by locals who pride themselves on their hospitality.
Organisers estimate some 10,000 people turned out to watch the final day's racing and the home fans were rewarded when they saw eighteen year old Scot Ruaridh Cunningham become the first British man ever to win a World Championship title (in the Junior Downhill) at the Mountain Bike and Trials Worlds. Roll on next year's competiton in the Italian resort of Val di Sole, but before that there's the small matter of an event in Beijing.


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Charleston Symphony Designer Showhouse
If you've roamed the streets around Colonial Lake, you're sure to know the graceful antebellum home at 67 Rutledge Avenue, painted pink and boasting a broad front porch with Moorish arches framed in latticework. This spring, you may even have noticed that the porch was dressed with inviting new furnishings and that a sign out front proclaimed the 1852 residence as the Charleston Symphony Orchestra League, Inc.'s (CSOL®) 37th annual Designer Showhouse. Seventeen interior designers donated their time to transform 12 rooms for a month of tours that raised funds for the Charleston Symphony Orchestra as well as CSOL® educational and outreach programs. Here, take a peek at the rooms through the designers' eyes
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The STS-124 mission crew addresses the media after their successful landing aboard Space Shuttle Discovery on runway 15 at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. The landing ended a 14-day mission to the International Space Station. From the left are NASA astronauts Ken Ham, pilot; Karen Nyberg and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Akihiko Hoshide, both mission specialists; NASA astronauts Mark Kelly, commander; Mike Fossum and Ron Garan, both mission specialists. Discovery's main landing gear touched down at 11:15:19 a.m. (EDT) on June 14, 2008. The nose landing gear touched down at 11:15:30 a.m. and wheel stop was at 11:16:19 a.m. During the mission, Discovery's crew installed the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's large Kibo laboratory and its remote manipulator system leaving a larger space station and one with increased science capabilities.
Topics: Disaster Accident, Akihiko Hoshide, STS-124, Spaceflight, Mark E. Kelly, Ronald J. Garan, Jr., STS-7, Edwards Air Force Base, STS-121, Space Shuttle program, Environment, Technology Internet, STS-124 mission


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Teaming up once again with producer Jerry Bruckheimer, Top Gun director Tony Scott demonstrates his glossy style with clever cinematography and breakneck pacing. Will Smith proves that there's more to his success than a brash sense of humor, giving a versatile performance that plausibly illustrates a man cracking under the strain of paranoid turmoil. Hackman steals the show by essentially reprising his role from The Conversation--just imagine his memorable character Harry Caul some 20 years later. Most of all, the film's depiction of high-tech surveillance is highly convincing and dramatically compelling, making this a cautionary tale with more substance than you'd normally expect from a Scott-Bruckheimer action extravaganza. --Jeremy Storey


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Not that there were ever any doubt as to where the loyalty of Barack Hussein Obama and his Regime lies in the Middle East, but the letter delivered to key members of Congress this week informing them that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is allowing U.S. funds to flow to the West Bank and Gaza despite a hold by the House Foreign Affairs Committee is yet more evidence that Hill has followed the O-man straight into bed with the Palestinians.
The move is also another example of the Regime's use of executive-branch authority which is sure to anger Republican lawmakers concerned with protecting the Congressional oversight role. Silly Republicans: why would you expect O to respect Congress when he has not only ignored the U.S. Constitution and existing federal law, but has also relegated the Supreme Court of the United States to "unelected group" status with no right to overturn laws he supports?
The $147 million package of "economic support funds" for the Palestinian people will be disbursed per the Regime's dictate, despite the fact that Administrations (vs. Regimes) generally do not disburse funding over the objections of lawmakers on relevant committees. (See: Authoritarian Regimes.)
Hillary's State Department sees it this way:
"The funds deliver critical support to the Palestinian people and those leaders seeking to combat extremism within their society and build a more stable future. Without funding, our programs risk cancellation. Such an occurrence would undermine the progress that has been made in recent years in building Palestinian institutions and improving stability, security, and economic prospects, which benefits Israelis and Palestinians alike."
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairwoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen sees it another way:
"The U.S. has given $3 billion in aid to the Palestinians in the last five years alone, and what do we have to show for it? Now the administration is sending even more. Where is the accountability for U.S. taxpayer dollars?"
Ros-Lehtinen also said she was disappointed that the Regime "would employ hardball tactics against Congress and threaten to send, over Congressional objection, U.S. taxpayer dollars to the Palestinian Authority."
I don't mean to sound disrespectful, Madame Chairwoman, but where the hell have you been? O has demonstrated time and time again that he has no respect for the Constitution, existing laws, the Supreme Court or precedents and protocol. And you're surprised that the Regime is going to ignore the Chairwoman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee? Really?
Besides, what could possibly go wrong were any of those funds to end up in Gaza – in the hands of Hamas?
Dictatorial power is so macho – especially when employed by a pantsuit-wearing Secretary of State.
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Jesus said in John16;32,"Behold,the hour cometh,yea,is now come,that ye shall be scattered, every man to his own,and shall leave alone:and yet i am not alone,because the father is in me.
33 These things i have spoken unto you,that in me ye might have peace.In the world ye shall have tribulation:but be of good cheer;i have overcome the world"
So who shall separate me from the love of the love of Christ...................(rom8;35)
Nay in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him that loved others(rom8;37)
If Jesus loved us and died for us to be who we are now,we ought to love also the sinners out there whom Jesus so loved and laid His life on a tree because as He is so are we in this world
If we love Jesus,lets care for the sheep whom He died for
I fully agree with you dear brother; He laid His life for everyone (He so loved the world)
and our purpose is to preach this gospel to every creature.
And the beautiful thing is that the Holy Spirit teaches us in that very hour what we
ought to say (Luke12:12) and we win them by the Holy Ghost!!
As our man of God (Ps Baldwin) said tonight:compassion will drive you to pray for
them and give them the gospel.
Hurry everybody. We aint got much time left. The sheep Jesus died for are still out there.
Good evening Sir,
Ps Chris in the DVD:"the Watchman Series" says the day is set and it will not be moved back. He also says: there is a qouta of souls to be won daily by us. wow!
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Porsche 911 GT3 RS first drive review
Greg Kable This is what happens when you combine Porsche's most extreme road car with its motor racing know-how.
Alfa Romeo 4C first drive review
Stephen Ottley Really want a Ferrari but don't have $500k? Another Italian brand could have what you're looking for.
Dodge Hellcat first drive review
Toby Hagon American muscle ramps up a few decibels for the wildest V8 ever.
Porsche 911 GT3 first drive review
Andrew Maclean All-new road racer might have lost its third pedal, but it hasn't lost any of its hard-core character.
Mercedes-AMG GT first drive review
Toby Hagon Potent turbocharged V8 the most serious attempt yet to tackle a performance icon.
Porsche Cayman GTS first drive review
Stephen Ottley The German brand raises the bar for its smaller sports car.
Audi S1 v Volkswagen Golf GTI Performance
Sam Hall We compare two similarly priced sporty hatches from the same German stable.
2015 Volvo S60 and V60 Polestar first drive review
Stephen Ottley Swedish brand takes its performance credentials to the next level with sporty wagon.
Mercedes-Benz GLA45 AMG: First Australian drive
David McCowen New model blurs the lines between hot hatches and compact SUVs.
HSV Maloo GTS takes on the Deniliquin Ute Muster
David McCowen The Deniliquin Ute Muster is the perfect partner to HSV's GTS Maloo.
Audi S3 Cabriolet first drive review
Stephen Ottley German brand adds its latest niche model - but is it really necessary?
Audi S1 first drive review
Peter McKay Audi's junior performance car punches above its weight.
Legends: FPV GT F v Ford Falcon XY GT
Mark Short We take the last ever Falcon GT to meet its maker; the iconic Falcon XY GT.
Lexus RC Coupe first drive review
Jonathan Hawley Japanese brand breaks away from its roots with its V8-powered performance coupe.
Porsche Macan Turbo new car review
Andrew Maclean Porsche's range-topping Macan Turbo has just enough of everything - performance, luxury and space - to be just right.
Volvo V60 Polestar wagon first drive review
Sam Hall Swedish brand trades boxy for foxy, with its performance-oriented family chariot.
Volkswagen Golf R32 used car review
David Morley It pushes the boundaries and is not without problems but this V6-powered hot hatch was lots of fun.
Audi S3 sedan new car review
Sam Hall Audi's new S3 sedan packs prodigious punch without breaking the bank.
Nissan 370Z Nismo first drive review
Stephen Ottley Performance division tries to amp up the Japanese brand's coupe with mixed results.
Nissan GT-R Nismo first drive review
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NORDIC / SECURITY / INFRASTRUCTURE 2009 - Will DHS be emphasizing surface transportation security?
By: Peter Buxbaum | Mar 08 2009 at 08:00 PM | Channel(s): Transport Intermediaries
Might the new leadership in the Department of Homeland Security emphasize progress in ground transportation security over aviation and maritime? Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano appeared to suggest that when she testified before the Senate


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AIDA Individual Depth World Championship 2011 in Kalamata,Greece. Competition dives of CNF on September 19th 2011.
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Free diving 0:03'43.William Trubridge successfully defended his CNF title with a dive to 93m in 3'43".
He had a scare 6 minutes before the dive when he flooded his sinuses and eustachian tubes by tilting my head back (to empty bubbles from my cap) without having my nose clip on. This meant he was blowing water out his nose for most of the remaining minutes before official top, and during the descent he had to force equalisation already at 10 meters. "I was pretty much resigned to the fact that I would be turning early when the ears inevitably got stuck with all the water and mucous. Luckily it became easier to equalise, and when I turned at the plate I knew it was going to be a clean dive, so I settled in and enjoyed the ascent. Thanks to Igor Liberti for coaching me in the water, and congratulations to Michal Rislan (84m) and Morgan Bourc'his (80m)!" he said after the competition
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Alex Ovechkin turns 27 today. Will he celebrate by signing with Dynamo Moscow? Will he team up with former Caps teammate Sergei Gonchar?
Capitals Talk
On Day One of the NHL lockout, Evgeni Malkin and Sergei Gonchar signed contracts to play in the KHL. Others are expected to follow.
In a statement, the NHL says it is committed to reaching a "fairer" deal than the one it agreed to seven years ago.
The NHL lockout became official at midnight when the league's Collective Bargaining Agreement with its players expired.
Informal discussions between the NHL and its players' union made little progress Saturday morning and no formal talks are scheduled.


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Will Bibi's Chinese Choo-Choo Train Save Israel and Transform the Middle East?
A bold new freight railway bypassing the Suez Canal may annoy Egypt and the United States, but that's not the goal
Is Narendra Modi, India's New Prime Minister, Israel's New Best Friend?
Controversial in the U.S., the Hindu nationalist has cultivated a close relationship with the Jewish state—and says he wants to get closer
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Students and staff from the physical therapist assistant program at Kent State University at East Liverpool recently held a fundraiser to support the cystic fibrosis "Stick It to CF" campaign.read more
Kent State Researchers Map How Place and Space Shape Urban CrimePosted March 10, 2014 | Cindy Weiss
Researchers at Kent State University will investigate urban neighborhood crime hotspots in Northeast Ohio over the next two-and-a-half years, funded by a $474,000 Department of Justice grant.
Their focus will be what makes a particular place a likely crime hotspot, based on interviews with law enforcement officers, neighborhood residents, community leaders and, in a novel approach, even ex-offenders who are familiar with the neighborhood.
The study will combine the interviews with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) mapping and videos. Some of those interviewed will ride along with the researchers on Google car-style video mapping tours of neighborhoods, adding their street-wise views to the mapping data.
The researchers expect to be able to analyze an area's crime potential at the micro-level, finding answers to why a particular block, corner or alleyway is likely to be a crime hotspot.
"People want to know what causes a criminal environment and nobody asks the community members who know their neighborhoods best," says Eric Jefferis, Ph.D., associate professor of social and behavioral sciences in Kent State's College of Public Health and the lead investigator.
Jefferis also is the research partner of the Northern Ohio Violent Crime Consortium, which covers the eight largest cities in northern Ohio.
By seeking multiple viewpoints, the researchers will tap into institutional knowledge and community perspectives for a "richer understanding of the neighborhood," says Andrew Curtis, Ph.D., associate professor of geography at Kent State who will lead the GIS mapping and video portions of the project.
The researchers hope to build on the commonly accepted "broken windows" theory that neighborhood neglect makes an area vulnerable to criminal activity.
"What's considered urban blight by one person might not seem like it to another," says Lauren Porter, Ph.D., an assistant professor of sociology at Kent State and the third researcher on the project. It's unclear which comes first – disorder in a neighborhood or crime, she noted.
The researchers began their video mapping tours in January. Neighborhoods will be visited multiple times over the two-and-a-half years of the grant, and layers of data will be collected. The research will yield predictive models that could help police assess where the next crime hotspot is likely to be, and where new resources could make the biggest impact.
For more information about research at Kent State, visit www.kent.edu/research.


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Freedom to Search
Free software may stem from a research mind-set, where shared results lead to a greater good. Free software has built this around various licenses such as GPL and BSD. The ideals behind free software have spread beyond software and can also be seen in other areas: documentation, game mods, illustrations, music - all types of content creation can be licensed in an open and free way.
One problem with all these licenses, as well as the plethora of closed and proprietary offerings makes it hard to find proper, open, material to start from when creating derived works. Here, creative commons enters the picture with CC Search. To quote the website, CC search is:
With CC Search, we give you quick and easy access to the freely licensed content available from many of the world's top content providers.
The metadata attached to our licenses allow content providers easy ways to search within their libraries for licensed content. ...
Recently CC Search has released a new beta version with a new interface. The goal of the redesign was to be able to be able to work with more search result providers.
Even if CC Search gives you a result it is important to double check that the license permits what you have in mind. Here, again, creative commons must be given credit. Their system with signs makes it easy to locate the license that you are after.
Adriaan de Groot (from KDE, NLUUG and FSFE) has created a similar system for common source code licenses. I like to his blog although the proper link seems to be down as I write this.
If you want to search for source code with a given license, try using koderz. The idea seems great, but I have no first hand experience in using the service in any real project (yet).
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I saw a picture of the new shoe in federerfan07. I saw it and I get the impression that Nike is bringing back the max breathe cage I used to wear. Federerfan07 did say that del potro is wearing these next year. Plus it will have a durability guarantee. Anyone else saw the new pic of the show.
Yes, this shoe has been posted about numerous times.
They're just a re-incarnation of the Air Max Breathe [1s]. Not the Cages (which are the 4th generation of the Air Max Breathe line).
When are these releasing by the way?
Got them from our local shop plus 20% off. Yes it has a 6 months durability warranty.
I was struggling this months finding shoes for myself since I bought 3 pairs 2k10 that I have in rotation and 2 are gone.
If you are fan of the 2K10 like myself(wide toe box), you will be please with the air max cage. Very wide toe box and very comfortable. The sole is thick like a truck(not like 2k10's), but still feel soft and very light in the feet.
Nike is in the right pattern making very comfortable shoes lately. I even own 2 Nike running shoes, the icarus and the pegasus and beat all the asics I own before. Seems they are putting the same effort in the "Tennis department".
Good deal. I really like them, but will be waiting for more colorways.
Did they feel a bit big to you? I tried on my usual size (US10.5), but thought the US10 fit better. Bigger/wider toebox was probably a factor.
Your black laces were a nice touch.
Now as update. Like I said have the opportunity to played with them for the first time this morning and take what I going to write with a grain of salt since I being playing with 2K10's in rotation for the past year and a half.
So I didnt put my insole and played today with the one nike provide, and my big toes hurt. This shoe will need some breaking period I guess. Like I said before the sole is bulky and higher from the ground than my 2k10's. Now I can see that it has the upper from a 2k10, but the characteristics of Courtballistics.
Do the shoes fit true to size?
do the shoes sit higher than the 4.3's?
The Nike insole used in Max Cage is different from the Ballistec 4.3. It is much firmer from what I've experienced than the 2K12s, Vapors, or Ballistecs.
nice getting the new air max cage. which shoe you prefer? the 2k10 or the air max cage?
Im going to be buying a pair shortly, I can't deal with the eyelet issue of the courtballistecs and I wear holes in the Vapor 9's a bit too quickly. These look like they will be a great shoe!
In regard the size, I just put the 2k10 in one feet and the air max cage in the other to compare and both 10.5 are the same(same distance from toe to the front of the shoe), so I dont know where TW came with that idea. I think many people are use to that "snug feel", so maybe that's why the recommendation.
Im naturally a 10, but I always buy half inch bigger cause I put my insole and cause I like always half inch space from toe to the tip of the shoe. So I guess goes by preference of the shoe. But I will said the shoe is true to size.
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Report from Pats Camp:
On the field: All eyes on number 85, Chad Ochocinco, and number 92, Albert Haynesworth, at the first practice after the CBA got ratified, which meant every player could practice. Ocho must have been tight. He dropped a 50-yard pass from Tom Brady when he got two long strides on a corner while running a post route. "OhhhhhhhHHHHHHH!'' the crowd said. He clanged a 15-yard cross from Brady -- again, right in his hands. Leigh Bodden broke up another ball that looked like it was right in his hands. Tom Brady threw him one in the end zone, the offense practicing against air in the red zone. Boink. Another drop. Awful practice for the Ocho. But I doubt there'll be many of those.
Haynesworth played right tackle and Vince Wilfork left. After a few drills, Haynesworth jogged to his next one. One source in Washington had said this about Haynesworth: "You watch. He'll practice hard for Belichick, and he'll play great for him. I don't know where else he'd do that.''
It's way too early to make a single judgment about Haynesworth, good or bad. He's got to practice hard all camp, then play the way he played his last season in Tennessee, when he convinced Washington he was worth the ridiculous contract. Which, of course, he wasn't.
But I expect you'll see the Patriots do just what they did a lot in this practice during the season -- play a four-man front with Haynesworth and Wilfork inside. Will teams double both? One? And who will they double if it's just one? Wilfork has done it all on the line, but he's probably best suited to take on and occupy two blockers at the point, freeing Haynesworth to penetrate. There are many ifs, and another big one is Haynesworth, who has never been Jack LaLanne in the offseason conditioning department, staying on the field.
I asked Wilfork about the potential of the line if Haynesworth stayed on the right path. "I tell you what, if he doesn't, he's out of here, and he knows it. He knows he has some baggage, and he wants to turn it around,'' Wilfork said.
But having Haynesworth around will mean Bill Belichick can do what he does best -- design ways to use Haynesworth best, not forcing him into the middle of a 3-4 and ticking him off.
"Bill runs schemes based on the players he has, not the other way around,'' said Vinny Cerrato, the former Redskin personnel man who pushed Dan Snyder to sign Haynesworth. "When Albert was a free agent, he didn't talk to any teams in free agency who played the 3-4. He wanted nothing to do with it. Things have changed now, but Bill's smart. He'll know how to use him.''
How the Jets Lost Brad Smith:
Last season, the Bills were not Wildcat-friendly. Now they have the master -- Smith, the run-pass threat who quarterbacked Missouri before going to the Jets. Buffalo pilfered him from the Jets while New York waited in vain for Nnamdi Asomugha.
On Sunday Smith stood in shotgun formation on a sweltering afternoon at St. John Fisher College, with four receivers spread across the line. At the snap he felt pressure, rolled right, took a step toward the line as if he'd run, then stopped in the face of a strong rush and flipped the ball ... 55 yards in the air. It fell shy of Stevie Johnson, but the message was clear, and the threat. Buffalo has a new toy.
"That guy's going to be so much fun to have around here, because he gives us such a different dimension,'' quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick said afterward.
Weird story how he got here. The Jets wanted to keep him, he told me, "but they wouldn't do anything until the Nnamdi thing was over.'' The Jets wouldn't have cap room for Smith if they made Asomugha a $10-million-a-year roster piece. But they wanted him to wait to see what Asomugha did.
Smith loves the Jets. He wanted to wait. The Bills didn't want to wait. They saw Smith throw a touchdown pass against them last year in one game, and run for 60 yards against them in the other. By signing Smith, they'd help themselves and hurt a division rival.
"I love the Jets,'' he said. "Why would I have wanted to go somewhere with the role I had there? But they told me, 'We're just going to wait on Nnamdi.' It's just part of this whole year.''
The Jets didn't get Asomugha, of course, and I asked Smith if he had any regrets, leaving a Super Bowl contender for a much lesser team. "Not at all. And I saw what happened with them not re-signing Jerricho [Cotchery], Shaun [Ellis] and Braylon [Edwards]. Things were changing there. And here, this might be a Super Bowl team too.''
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The Village of Cold Spring, New York is set within a beautiful landscape along the Hudson River. Strewn about the bucolic landscape are the ruins of the West Point Foundry, begun by President James Madison for metal and brass production after the War of 1812. The 87-acre site housing the foundry was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the spring of 2011 and now, with partial funding assistance from a Preserve America grant and in collaboration with Scenic Hudson, Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects has enhanced the historic locale as a sustainably-designed preservation park. Last week, the West Point Foundry Preserve Park officially opened to the public.
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On Friday, three winners of the Infill Philadelphia: Soak It Up! design competition were announced following deliberation by a jury of sustainable stormwater infrastructure industry insiders at Drexel University on Thursday. Created by the Philadelphia Water Department, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the Community Design Collaborative, the competition called for creative and sustainable solutions for Philadelphia's stormwater management. Architects, landscape architects, engineers, and other professionals formed 28 teams to provide innovative means for urban infrastructure to transform the city. From nine finalists, three winners were selected, each responding to a different urban context (industrial, commercial, and neighborhood) and cashing in on the $10,000 prize.
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Majority of the beneficiaries in districts where no monsoon has set in feel government should also provide free fodder
Dry weather conditions prevailing in some parts of the southern districts in the State are creating a problem for those who received milch cows or sheep/goat from the government under its welfare schemes.
A visit to some villages in Madurai, Virudhunagar, and Tuticorin districts shows that many beneficiaries find it difficult to get the required feed for the animals.
S. Sathiyammal of Muthalapuram village in Virudhunagar district said the dry condition prevailing in her place forced her to buy cattle feed for the cow and a calf she received from the government.
"We have to buy cattle feed from Virudhu Nagar, which is sold at Rs. 20 per kg. So whatever the revenue from the milk that we sell to the societies is not even enough to buy cattle feed," she said.
Majority of the beneficiaries in these districts, where no monsoon has set in, feel that the government should provide free fodder for those who received the milch animals.
Standardisation of milk price
Another issue the beneficiaries raised was that there was no standard amount paid by the milk societies for the milk taken from the beneficiaries. It varied from district to district.
The beneficiaries get Rs. 17 in Madurai and Virudhu Nagar districts, while the price is Rs. 16 per litre in Tuticorin and Rs. 20 in Tirunelveli district. Majority of the beneficiaries feel that the government should fix a standard price for the milk they sell to the societies. Ms. Sathiyammal said, "Only when the government increases procurement price for milk and distribute free fodder in drought hit areas, the rural poor would really benefit".
Similarly, those who received goats/sheep under the scheme also feel the same way. R. Ramalakshmi of Muthalapuram village in Virudhunagar district said: "Every day we have to take the goats for nearly five kilometres for grazing. Similarly, due to the dry condition prevailing in our village, water for the animals has also become scarce."
Animal Husbandry Department sources said the deficit of green fodder in State has been worked out at 25 to 30 per cent. In order to overcome the fodder shortage in the State, the government had implemented fodder development scheme under which approximately 50,000 acres of land belonging to farmers have been brought under cultivation. In the current year also the government proposed to raise fodder in 12,000 acres of lands belonging to farmers.
As per the guidelines of the scheme, the beneficiaries must maintain the animals for specific period of time. The young ones of these animals can be sold. While milch cows have to be maintained for four years, goats/sheep have to be maintained for two years.
Whenever instances of animals being wilfully sold by beneficiaries was brought to the authorities' notice, a police case was filed against them. Further, the actual cost of the animal is recovered and deposited in the government account.


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IOWA CITY – Six months ago, a Habitat for Humanity property snafu left one family without a home. Saturday, that same family rejoiced as their dream of getting a place to call their own became a reality.
"I'm happy me and my family so we get a new house," said Alpha Diallo, 33, of Iowa City. "Last six month we get a bad news."
"That was a sad story," explained Mark Dalton, executive director of Habitat for Humanity. "We started building a house about six blocks away from here and at the last minute – the day before we were going to raise the walls, we had a stop order put on us by the city when they found it was not a legal building lot."
With the Diallo dream home on hold, they held out hope.
"We [were] counting from six months to now every single day what day will be the final," explained Diallo. "So today's the final. So we're happy."
Clad in traditional African attire worn to special occasions, the Diallo family gathered with friends and neighbors this afternoon to celebrate the completion of their new home.
Among them, several University of Iowa business students who helped build this house.
"I feel really grateful inside," said David Mapes, a University of Iowa senior majoring in accounting and construction lead on the Diallo home build. "If I was in his position it would be just amazing for someone to present him a brand new home like this. For me, I just feel like it's the right thing to do."
Habitat for Humanity believes their homes are built for the family, but especially the kids.
"They're the ones who are going to benefit the most," explained Dalton.
Diallo agrees.
"It's good for me," said Diallo. "It's good for my kids. So I left my country for a better life and I think I'm getting a direction. This is a good way to start. I think my kids will be better than me."
Next week, Habitat for Humanity will get the $30,000 it paid for the land it was originally going to build the Diallo house on.
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Editor's Note: This is the fourth of several stories on environmentally friendly, or green, homes in Long Beach. The following will focus on programs the city of Long Beach has to encourage homeowners to be greener.
Jeff Jeanette took the idea of "an energy retrofit" to the extreme when he bought a small home at 325 Quincy Ave. in Long Beach and tore it down and started from scratch.
Jeanette, a "green architect," points to his own home as one example of just how much green design you can do to an existing home.
From installing LED lighting and better insulation to designing a green home from scratch, home designers and builders like Jeanette say they are fielding more calls for constructing or designing green homes as the economy rebounds.
Stephanie Horowitz, the managing director of ZeroEnergy Design, a Boston-based green architecture and mechanical design company, said that not only has she been busier lately, but the type of people who want to go green with their homes has changed a great deal in the past year or two.
When the company started in 2005, many of its clients were on the eccentric side and wanted to go green in some curious ways.
"People were calling trying to power their house with treadmills," Horowitz said. "I would say that the inquiries we've got have steadily increased and have steadily become more mainstream. They're looking to either rebuild or retrofit to be more efficient.
"They care about their health, they care about the environment and they care about their energy bills."
There's also a more recent concern for resilience in building and retrofitting, particularly on the East Coast, where many homeowners seem to be putting more effort and resources into planning for more extreme winters, she said.
In Long Beach, where there aren't many opportunities for designing anew – unless you can afford and get permission to tear down an existing home – more homeowners are expressing interest in implementing green designs into their home.
"Our clients more and more are asking for these high-efficiency materials," said Jeanette, who tries to incorporate green design elements into all of his projects. "For me as an architect, I see it as a responsibility to tread a little bit lighter on the Earth whenever we possibly can."
Jeanette is getting more requests from clients for elements such as dual or even triple-glazed windows, foam insulation in walls, ceilings and attics, and special roof materials that reflect sunlight and reduce heat gain into the home.
Jeanette and Horowitz are among a growing breed of design and building professionals who see much more green in their futures, according to a report from McGraw Hill Construction, "World Green Building Trends."
The report shows that from now through 2015 the number of architects, contractors and builders anticipating that more than 60 percent of their work will be green will grow between 33 and 68 percent in the United States.
As the number of professionals interested in helping homeowners go green grows, there seems to be a proliferation of organizations and websites offering advice on making a home greener.


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"Lousy news on a Peanut Tillman. Helluva player and a class act. And that's coming from a Packer backer. Much respect." Pat Fitzmaurice has been covering fantasy football for as long as I've been playing it, which is a damn ...Read More »
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One of the most critical assets of good journalism is gathering and analyzing facts. Research, not just opinion, should go into any good article. Mr. Jones, has failed to do any such thing.
The Taxpayers' March on Washington was a peaceful gathering of a massive amount of people to protest the radical growing power of our government. Don't believe me? Mr. Jones was there. And I observed. Yes, that's my opinion. But this is a free country still. I still have the freedom to say what I want. There are a few things that Jones doesn't seem to grasp.
First of all, who in the heck besides Jones and other liberals care about how many white people were there? There could have been green and purple people there, but it wouldn't have changed the fact that they were American citizens like you and me. Sure, you say they're racists. But who reported the statistcs on the color of their skin? You did.
More people would know about the tea party, but all of the liberal networks refused to cover it.* Why is that? Heaven forbid that they should be afraid of the truth. Jones assumed that the March was instigated by people such as Glenn Beck and and Fox News. True, we do respect them and they helped a huge deal, but neither are they the faces of the conservative movment. The people you saw were there of their own free will. They were protesting not just Obama but the government, taxes, czar jobs, etc. Another point that Jones probably misunderstand is freedom. If he understood it, he wouldn't put out such blatant--and yes, lousy--lies. Examine, investigate, and research, like a journalist is supposed to do, and you will find evidence. Anyone can make things up out of thin air. But does that make it true? A little truth would do you good. Because all you need to do, Mr. Jones, is look at the facts, not the polls or the media, for answers, and you will see the truth. And sometimes the truth hurts, but so does the death of freedom.
If you care about freedom, that is. Without it, you won't even have the right to lie.
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Patrice Bergeron took part in a limited morning skate Thursday at TD Garden, marking the first time he's been spotted on the ice since leaving last Tuesday's game against the Senators with a concussion. Bergeron skated with Adam McQuaid, Wade Redden, Kaspars Daugavins, Jay Pandolfo and Aaron Johnson.
As for Brad Marchand, Claude Julien told reporters that the left winger still was being evaluated after taking an elbow to the head from Devils defenseman Anton Volchenkov. Marchand left Wednesday's game following the elbow and did not return.
Julien did say that he feels McQuaid is "ready" to return to Boston's lineup, and that he will likely do so Thursday against the Islanders. McQuaid has missed the last 11 games with a shoulder strain.
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And sprinkled in between are the panels ... here's just a taste:
Healthcare After ObamaCare: A Practical Guide for Living When No One Has Insurance and America Runs Out of Doctors (Part 1)Yes, there is a Part 2. Maybe featuring death panels? Or a straw repeal vote?
Conservative Journalism: From Benghazi to the IRS – a Layman's GuideRemove the scare quotes and that will be a very helpful panel.
to Covering "Phony Scandals" New Media Style
Why Conservatism is Right for Women: How Conservatives Should Talk About Life, Prosperity & National SecurityIt's so cute that they have to teach the faithful how to talk to women. Again. Oh, and by the way, of the 25 scheduled speakers at CPAC, only three are women.
What's the Deal with Global Warming?Short answer: Doesn't exist, drill, baby, drill!
Honoring America's Military Heroes ... with Colonel Allen West, USA (Ret.)Presumably the heroes who weren't forced out of the military in disgrace.
More Guns, Less Crime: How Law Enforcement is Beginning to Embrace a Well-Armed Civilian PopulationModerated by—you guessed it—the Executive Director of the National Rifle Association. No word if Sheriff Joe will be there.
And of course:
Movie Screening: "Ronald Reagan: Rendezvous with Destiny"... because no conservative gathering would be complete without an homage to St. Ronald of Reagan. (I'll skip the inappropriate joke about where he's rendezvousing these days ...)
Stay tuned. We'll cover this event as time and our ability to type while laughing hysterically permits.


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Aztecs WR Brice Butler is catching fire
"You put the ball anywhere in his grasp, and he'll come down with it. You have some extra leeway with the ball. He's a tall guy with good jumping ability. You just have to give him a chance to make a play," Katz said.
Butler has similar strengths.
"He runs some of the more precise routes that you have to run in this offense," Katz said. "He's a bigger target. An athletic guy who's a fast guy on the edge. He's a guy who can come down with the ball."
At 6-foot-3, 205 pounds, Butler is taller than any other active SDSU wide receiver.
(Redshirt freshman Larry Clark is 6-foot-4, but he's still a work in progress and has yet to see the field this season.)
Butler's unique combination of height, maturity and football smarts have made him an valuable commodity for the Aztecs.
"I think mostly, Brice is a smart receiver. And he's tall," Aztecs' coach Rocky Long said. "He creates mismatches against a lot of the 5-foot-10 corners we'll play."


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Re: Zero Dark, it was sombre but I think the audio in the beginning is emotional manipulation. Everything following that opening audio can be justified by the suffering of those victims and questioning anything is equated basically with questioning the suffering of those victims. I don't know if it was intended but it works very well I think. In addition, it seemed to me to glorify and humanize the SEALS as basically a bunch of nice guys doing a rough work.
Anyway, I guess it's a matter of interpretation. I just found Argo better, or at least less offending.