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Red Hat, Platform Computing bundle brings HPC to mere mortals
Red Hat has debuted HPC Solution, which layers a high-performance cluster management stack on top of its 64-bit OS, and aims to ease HPC management for users.
- October 01, 2008
01 Oct'08
Open source survey turns up empty on servers but yields some noteworthy results
With more tallies from desktops than servers, OpenLogic's first survey of open source software hasn't identified open source use in data centers, but the results do indicate some noteworthy trends.
- September 29, 2008
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Are Linux and open source really cheaper? Users, analysts weigh in
In the long run, Linux isn't cheaper than Windows, says an analyst, but Linux savings can be significant for those willing to learn the platform, counter users.
- September 29, 2008
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Red Hat Linux trumps Unix on TPC price/performance test
Red Hat Enterprise Linux was the leader in TPC's price-to-performance testing for OSes that process more than 1 million transactions a minute. Red Hat Linux on IBM cost 22% less than its closest competitor.
- September 27, 2008
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Linux Foundation to host first end-user summit
In October, the Linux Foundation will host the End User Collaboration Summit, to foster collaboration among key Linux developers and advanced users.
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Schools get free PC virtualization and Novell SUSE
Canadian firms team up with Novell on the Free the Penguins giveaway, which enables 10 students to share one computer running SUSE Enterprise Linux Desktop and saves energy too.
- September 15, 2008
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Cisco taps Linux for agility, low cost in data center
Cisco Systems has transformed its data center into on-demand computing resource with Linux as an agile, cost-effective platform for rapid virtualization.
- September 13, 2008
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Microsoft and Novell deliver on virtualization interoperability
Microsoft and Novell have made good on their 2006 interoperability pact with adapters to speed performance of their respective OSes on the other's hypervisor.
- September 10, 2008
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Is Linux growing at Windows' or Unix's expense?
Recent survey data reveals that Linux figures prominently in data centers, but it's unclear whether Linux has grown at the expense of Windows or of legacy systems.
- September 08, 2008
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Kristin Cavallari says everything on her reality shows was fake, fake, fake!
The MTV darling, who starred on Laguna Beach and then The Hills, sat down with Bethenny Frankel, herself a veteran reality star, and RadarOnline.com has the video where she revealed all the ways her shows were not real.
"I had fake relationships, fake fights," the 26-year-old wife of Jay Cutler said on Bethenny.
"Here, I can tell you this I don't care anymore at this point it's been so many years. Brody Jenner at the time was dating Jayde Nicole, and if you don't know who these people are this is going to go right over your head.
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"He was on my show, I dated Brody when I was 18 right after Laguna Beach actually and that's it and then on the show, The Hills, they had us dating for a few episodes they pretended like him and Jayde broke up and I was dating Brody and then Jade and I got in a huge fight because she saw us out at the club, which wasn't real at all. They were together the entire time."
Kristin told Bethenny that she never got an actual "script" for the reality shows.
"No, well no. What they would do if we were out at lunch or something they would text us what to say so that if you were there at the restaurant you wouldn't see what they were doing. So we would look at our phones and go blah, blah, blah I cant believe he said this, blah, blah, blah and then we would look at our phones."

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Surabi Trust has welcomed the New Year by conducting special programmes for its residents' children. Shoranur Ravi, a philanthropist-magician, performed a magical show for the children. National athlete, Shiny Wilson, graced the occasion. She cut the New Year cake and advised the children to opt for a career in sports. Karunakaran and Jayachandran of the Malayalee Association participated in the celebrations.
Indian Magic Academy members celebrated Christmas and New year with the children of Surabhi Trust last week. Magician Shoranur Ravi who was dressed like Santa Claus, mingled with children.


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- Inspection findings are available on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Web site: www.nrc.gov.
- Nuclear plants are graded green, white, yellow or red. Green indicates an acceptable performance for a one-year rating period; red represents unacceptable, with the possibility of a plant being closed.
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BUCHANAN - Federal regulators gave Indian Point its fifth consecutive top safety rating for annual operations yesterday, an announcement that came just before plant officials planned to shut Indian Point 3 for refueling.
It marked the first time the reactor had been shut in nearly two years, setting an industry record for continuous operation.
"This quite remarkable record-breaking run for the site is a testament to the Indian Point workers' focus on safety and commitment to excellence," said Mike Balduzzi, Entergy Nuclear's regional head.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave the Buchanan site a green rating, its top score, for 2008 operations, noting in a letter that Indian Point 2 and 3 were "operated in a manner that preserved public health and safety and fully met all cornerstone objectives."
The top rating means that plants require only the minimum amount of oversight in the coming year. Nationally, 86 out of 104 plants will not require additional oversight in 2009, according to NRC spokesman Neil Sheehan.
Indian Point units don't fit the basic oversight category despite its ratings, however, because it received some additional NRC attention for 2009 due to groundwater contaminated by strontium 90 and tritium leaks.
Regulators also removed two concerns about the plant's safety culture that had dogged Indian Point in three previous ratings.
"They're doing what we expect them to do, if they're getting greens," Sheehan said. "They have addressed some of the key issues that were out there as of last year."
Sheehan said the faulty sirens have been all but fixed, the groundwater leaks of strontium 90 and tritium are under control and being monitored effectively and the safety culture issues of not identifying problems quickly enough and having proper procedures in place to handle them have been addressed.
"The (safety culture) issues were closed out, which shows that not only did the steps they implemented show progress, they're not finding new problems in those areas," Sheehan said.
Indian Point spokesman Jim Steets said some of the safety culture issues resulted from merging two separate reactor work forces owned by different companies into Entergy's single work force for the entire site.
"You're talking about changing cultures in a very tough environment," Steets said. "When anything you do wrong ends up on the front page of newspapers and is read by your neighbors, it can be tough on employees. I'm happy for the workers who deserve this recognition."
As far as the record, the NRC doesn't track days of continuous operation, but Westinghouse, which built Indian Point 3, does.
Vaughn Gilbert, a spokesman for the manufacturer, confirmed yesterday that the 678 straight days was a record for its pressurized water reactors, which make up nearly 25 percent of the nation's nuclear plants.
As recently as two years ago, Indian Point 3 exceeded standards for unplanned shutdowns and nearly dragged the entire site to a white rating - the second-highest - with its operational problems.
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More good news: No tear for Bynum's Achilles
Mar 20, 2010, 4:13 PM EDT
Andrew Bynum hasn't made it through a season the past two years without a major injury. It looks like he may have dodged a bullet and be on his way to a (mostly) full season.
We told you last night Bynum suffered what was diagnosed as a strained Achilles tendon. The sound you hear whooshing last night was the collective breath of the Laker nation. That breath can now exhale as Brad Turner of the LA Times is reporting that Bynum's MRI results were negative for a tear, and confirmed the strain.
Bynum's expected to miss two weeks according to Turner.
It's good news for Bynum and good news for Lakers fans who depend on Bynum's size as a deterrent inside where they're not exactly tough as nails. He's part of the formula along with a suddenly restrained Ron Artest and a smarter Lamar Odom that puts the Lakers into a league of their own.
The only concern is Bynum's recovery time. He's notorious for taking far longer than originally diagnosed to come back from injury. His work ethic has been questioned by both his head coach Phil Jackson and legend Tex Winters, so we'll have to see if Bynum makes it back within the time frame projected or if it lingers. Then again, with the number one seed in the West all but locked up, what's the rush?
- Denny - Mar 20, 2010 at 7:33 PM
Bynum is injured more than he's healthy. Who's idea was it to give this guy a big fat contract?
- Den - Mar 20, 2010 at 7:36 PM
Bynum is injured more than he's healthy. Who's idea was it to give this guy a big fat contract?
- commentbug - Mar 20, 2010 at 9:30 PM
There still champion bound.
- john - Mar 21, 2010 at 1:46 AM
After the season whether Lakers make it to the championship or not, they should trade Bynum. He is becoming to be a distraction and destruction to the team. They made it last year without him, why not this year with Artest around.
- Alan/Portsmouth RI - Mar 21, 2010 at 8:00 AM
How many times have I said "Bynum is damaged goods"????? I got jumped on for it. He is both mentally and physically challenged for $34,000,000 in future contract payments.
Continue to start Odom even after/when Bynum returns.
He still will have "potential" star trade value to another team. Get something in return. But TRADE HIM this off season.
- ocgunslinger - Mar 21, 2010 at 10:47 AM
Don't give up on this guy as he is still one of the youngest on the team. Injuries are a part of the game guys. I clearly remember people wanting to give up on Kobe because he wasn't a team player, took to many shots etc. Young guys need time to develop and Bynum is going to be a force and factor for many years to come as a Laker.
- Anonymous - Mar 21, 2010 at 10:53 AM
What do you all think of the guy in Portland? He has been injured almost all the time. Want to throw Oden to the trash heap already? That would be premature and foolish.
- ocgunslinger - Mar 21, 2010 at 10:57 AM
What do you all think of the guy in Portland? He has been injured almost all the time since he came into the league. Want to throw Oden to the trash heap already? That would be premature and foolish.
- Nizam - Mar 22, 2010 at 1:07 PM
Bynum is the most unmotivated person on the Lakers. Whenever he picks up fouls he just goes to the bench and smirks. He doesnt give 100%. He has the ability to score big and play better defense but he doesnt because he is LAZY. Check out Chris Bosh. That guy runs circles around Bynum. And he is much more capable of scoring from many places on the court.
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Mirror Universe Incursion
Hi all ! I am not sure if there already exists any thread with this topic ! If so...sry for that !
I am up for bringin the "Mirror Universe Incursion" Event more frequently.
Now that we already have many Reputation Systems, new Rommies, Starbases and Fleetstuff that also requires expertise and with the upcoming Season 8 Update there are many people (me included) that run out of expertise, especially pvp players because rewards are simply disappointing for pvp. On some days Mirror Incursion is running at times that are nearly impossible to be achieved (if you have some sort of reallife, sometimes i only can achieve Mirror Incursion once in 3 days because of that), and on other days, if you have more than one char, you have to speedrun that hour in order to get your projects running and so on ! Dont wanna wine.....but:
Plz bring up the Event maybe 3 or 4 times a day ! People already need to do lots of other stuff (marks etc) to keep their things running. Dont treat us by also giving us little expertise.
I know that there may be some kind of balancing problems by simply bringing the event more often (like levelling for example). But something has to be done in terms of expertise-rewards !
Hope for support ! Hf
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Posts: 215
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You do realize that the event is so rare because the rewards are above average in several categories right?
If they were to increase the frequency then they would most likely have to decrease the rewards. Having mirror 3 or 4 times a day with the current rewards intact would allow a player to level from 1 to 50 in a day or two. They would level without ever leaving mirror incursion and have a ton of dilithium.
I for one do not take kindly to the idea of a game full of people who hit 50 only knowing how to run mirror invasion with the crap drops from there as gear deciding to come into STFs.
Leave it how it is. If you need expertise then run some content. Do DOFF missions and hit up mirror when it is running when you are on. Mirror is only the fastest way to get a large amount but it is by no means the only way.
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I really understand that argument. Right. Like i stated, there may be problems with that. But it would be no problem to simply open up the mirror Event at level 40 or 45 maybe. Then there would be no problem with speedlevelling.
And i know. Many people simply PVE-ing the whole day may never come in the situation that their running out of expertize. But in my case for example: small PVP Fleet, spent millions of expertise in projects, spent the other several hundred thousands in reputation systems and now i simply can not afford it to get expertise on a good level because new rep sys already in pipeline and.....i simply dont wanna pve the whole day to just get it done.....theres so little love for pvp'ers these days...
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Its not the Rarity of the Event thats the problem im fine with it showing up twice a day. Its the fact that it is impossible to get it half the time. As its never up at the same time. THe Events should be locked into a single 24 hour rotation.
So say Mirror is at Midnight and Noon. Exactly 12 hours apart. The Next Day it is at 1 P.M. and 1 A.M. So on and so forth. With the 3 hour Marks event split into seperate 1 Hour events that are scattered throughout the other events.
Inertia just means you can do Powerslides in you carrier!
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I would support leaving mirror invasion on permanent. However, outside of the 1 hour event the skill point rewards would be reduced to roughly a third of their present values.
Level 50 running during event: Gear + 480 Dil + ~15000 expertise + No Cooldown
Level 50 running outside event: Gear + 480 Dil + ~5000 expertise + 30 minute cooldown
At 1/3rd skill point rates, it would not level a player any faster then SB24 or Minefield, but would have a slightly higher skill point/time payout at the expense of a much worse gear drop.
The event would focus around bonus skill points and no cooldown, making it preferable to play at this time.
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Its not the Rarity of the Event thats the problem im fine with it showing up twice a day. Its the fact that it is impossible to get it half the time. As its never up at the same time. THe Events should be locked into a single 24 hour rotation.
So say Mirror is at Midnight and Noon. Exactly 12 hours apart. The Next Day it is at 1 P.M. and 1 A.M. So on and so forth. With the 3 hour Marks event split into seperate 1 Hour events that are scattered throughout the other events.
This is one point.
I think theres another point in the different timezones people are living, playing and working. If u give mirror twice a day every 12 hours there will still be people having to work or sleep due to the times mirror is up. Therefore a rotation that changes is not the worst thing. But what if rewards get a little balancing and mirror is up 3 times a day every 8 hours? Then i think many people can afford it to run mirror because it is up once a day in ervery 8 hours period and that likely matches one part in lifebalance where people have to work in one, can play in another and sleep in the third one ;-) !
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The quiet time when dancers wake up their joints and bring their minds into focus is a familiar place for the three members of the Glue Factory Project, an endeavor designed to respond to the presumed fate of older dancers who, like the aged workhorses the name recalls, are led away from their life's commitment because youth and beauty are prized over experience and maturity. But don't expect a pity party from the likes of Buraczeski (artistic director of Jazzdance), Corning (artistic director of Corning Dances & Company), and Mathis (codirector of Ballet Arts Minnesota). At ages 51, 45, and 57, the trio have spent more than 100 years in dance and they figure, in the spirit of the late Martha Graham (who danced off and on into her 90s) and now Merce Cunningham (still going, albeit slowly, in his early 80s), that the urge to move, and indeed to move well, really has no age limit. stumbling towards hindsight, an evening-length performance choreographed by Corning and inspired by the careers of all three Glue Factory dancers, proves this theory quite convincingly while laying the groundwork for what will become an annual event for performing artists over the age of 45. Call it a well-choreographed revenge of the baby boomers over generations X, Y, and Z.
As the time draws near for a videotaped run-through, Buraczeski, Corning, and Mathis, along with three Corning Dances & Company members, gather near the front of the stage. The dark-haired Buraczeski is rummaging through his dance bag for a pair of acceptable jazz shoes that don't smell too bad. Mathis, whose sense of poise is such that she always seems to be lit by a soft light, floats in and out, modeling various billowy costumes, still fretting a bit about her stamina. Later, during a section of the work meant to resemble a post-show wrap-up, Buraczeski jokingly accuses Corning of being "the Martha Stewart of dance" as she painstakingly hangs her garments on a rack.
"I'm just neater than you are," she retorts triumphantly, tossing her dramatic tousle of reddish hair. Mathis snickers shyly in the background.
The group slips easily into a typical kind of family dynamic, with its members alternately at odds and in league with one another. The complex interaction makes sense: The close physical and emotional proximity unique to dance can be the foundation for lasting, or entirely dysfunctional, relationships. For Buraczeski, Corning, and Mathis, each of these scenarios is all too familiar, and, perhaps in recognition of the clear potential for ego meltdown among three people used to being in charge at all times, they've attempted to make their collaboration as forthright and judgment-free as possible. Such hindsight, however, as the program's title suggests, doesn't always come easily.
The Glue Factory came into being at a choreographers' retreat offered by the Brolly Arts Festival in Park City, Utah, during the summer of 1998. In between breaks spent gasping for air at the high altitude, Corning fashioned a solo for Mathis, who kept reporting that she was nervous about dancing in public. On the plane ride home, the reason for Mathis's panic came to the surface. "She hadn't performed in 20 years!" exclaims Corning, who has directed and danced with her own modern-dance company for nearly two decades in both the United States and Sweden. "I hadn't a clue. I felt myself crumpling up into a ball. If I had only known, there would have been mutual fear."
Corning's awe is the product of Mathis's inspiring history. Her Aunt Grace wanted the young Mathis to be, as Mathis recalls, "more graceful," so she enrolled her in ballet classes. "I spent my time walking around the edges of the room," she says, recalling youthful boredom. Her own passion for the form emerged eventually, and she left her hometown of Milwaukee for Juilliard in New York. She had always adored Anthony Tudor's Lilac Garden and soon found herself in the ballet legend's classes learning her favorite roles. The faculty also included modern-dance pioneer Jose Limón and composition master Lucas Hoving. "They were all strong personalities," recalls Mathis, who went on to star as a principal dancer with Netherlands Dans Theatre, Harkness Ballet, and American Ballet Theater. "When I got older I realized these people were something, but at first I just thought they were my teachers. Now I'm teaching people who don't know who I am, or who I was. That's the way it goes," she adds casually, referring to her classes for children, adults, and professional dancers at Ballet Arts in downtown Minneapolis.
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Six considerations for discussing the imposition of a Libyan no-fly zone
- By Thomas E. RicksThomas E. Ricks covered the U.S. military for the Washington Post from 2000 through 2008. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I wish everyone talking about imposing a no-fly zone on Libya would take a deep breath. Americans have an odd habit of backing into war . We first deployed ground combat forces into Vietnam in the spring of 1965 simply to protect American air bases, for example. (Honestly, we didn't mean to violate Vizinni's law — scroll down to the end of the poison discussion.)
Here are some of the issues that need to be examined. Anyone who advocates a no-fly zone should be required to answer them.
1. Imposing a no-fly zone is an act of war. For example, it would require attacking Qaddafi's air defense systems-not just anti-aircraft guns and missile batteries, but also radar and communications systems. We may also need some places out in the desert to base helicopters to pick up downed fliers. So, first question: Do we want to go to war with Qaddafi?
2. Hmmm, another American war in an Arab state –– what's not to like?
3. How long are we willing to continue this state of war? What if we engage in an act of war, and he prevails against the rebels? Do we continue to fight him, escalate — or just slink away? And what do we do about aircrews taken prisoner?
4. And if we are going to go to war with his government, why not just try to finish the job quickly and conduct air strikes against him and his infrastructure? In this sense, a no-fly zone is a half measure, which generally is a bad idea in war. Why risk going to war and losing? That is, if we are willing to do air strikes, why not go the whole way and use ground troops now to go in and topple a teetering regime? I actually would prefer this option.
5. See what I mean?
6. No, the Iraqi no-fly zones are not a good precedent to cite. I actually went out and looked at the operation of the northern no-fly zone in October of 2000. I came away thinking that one reason that no American aircraft were shot down in the Iraqi no-fly zones was because Saddam Hussein really did not want to-that is, he did not want to provoke America. The anti-aircraft shots that were taken were wide on purpose. A better parallel might be Serbia, which (aided by a smart Hungarian national who now is a baker) managed to down an F-117 stealth fighter aircraft in March 1999 with an SA-3 anti-aircraft missile.
As General Mattis once said, if you're going to take Vienna, take f—ing Vienna.
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Juab County is a county located in the US state of Utah. In 2007 the population was estimated to be 8,238. Its county seat is Nephi.
Website evaluation
- Main article: Evaluation of Utah county websites
The good
- All administrative Officials can contacted.[1]
- All Elected Officials can be contacted.[2]
- Taxes may be paid online.[3]
- Meeting agendas are posted online.[4]
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- Information is not provided on county audits and contracts.
- The county does not disclose whether or not it pays dues to belong to government sector lobbying associations in the state.
- There is no information on how to obtain public records from the county.
- Applications for permits cannot be downloaded online.
- The budget, while posted on the statewide website, is not linked to or mentioned on the county website.[5]
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Sen. Debbie Stabenow (MI) receives one of Ducks Unlimited's highest honors for her contributions to wetlands and waterfowl conservation.
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Sen. Debbie Stabenow (MI), chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, was presented last Friday with the 2013 Wetland Conservation Achievement Award, one of Ducks Unlimited's highest honors.
"Senator Stabenow led the Senate in passing a comprehensive, bipartisan farm bill in 2012 — one of the few major pieces of legislation passed by the Senate last year," said DU CEO Dale Hall. "The Senate version of the 2012 Farm Bill was a shining example of prioritizing the long-term conservation of wetlands and waterfowl habitat."
Conservation provisions in the 2012 Farm Bill included a national Sodsaver program, re-coupling crop insurance with conservation compliance and a robustly funded easement program, which included permanent, 10-year funding. The bill was not passed in the House.
"It is an incredible achievement to have directed a bill to Senate passage with so many important conservation triumphs, especially in today's partisan atmosphere," said Dan Wrinn, DU director of public policy, who co-nominated Stabenow for the award. "Senator Stabenow continues to prove she is an effective leader and conservation champion."
The senator has also been a supporter of the North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA), Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, Great Lakes Fish and Wildlife Restoration Act and is leading congressional efforts to keep invasive species out of the Great Lakes.
"Senator Stabenow grew up in a rural area of Michigan and understands the economic importance of agriculture and of supporting sportsmen and women," said Pete Albrecht, DU Michigan state chairman. "She knows that farming and conservation must go hand-in-hand and she has continued to fight for farmers in Congress without losing sight of conservation priorities."
Stabenow was first elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1996 and the U.S. Senate in 2000, when she made history by being the first female senator from Michigan. She was appointed to the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry in 2009 and has been the committee chair since 2011. She is also a member of the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus.
DU's Wetland Conservation Achievement Awards recognize individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the restoration and conservation of North America's wetlands and other waterfowl habitat. To view all of the six 2013 Wetland Conservation Achievement Award winners, please visit http://www.ducks.org.
Ducks Unlimited Inc. is the world's largest non-profit organization dedicated to conserving North America's continually disappearing waterfowl habitats. Established in 1937, Ducks Unlimited has conserved more than 13 million acres thanks to contributions from more than a million supporters across the continent. Guided by science and dedicated to program efficiency, DU works toward the vision of wetlands sufficient to fill the skies with waterfowl today, tomorrow and forever. For more information on our work, visit http://www.ducks.org. Connect with us on our Facebook page at facebook.com/DucksUnlimited, follow our tweets at twitter.com/DucksUnlimited and watch DU videos at youtube.com/DucksUnlimitedInc.
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Friends of the Library have invited bestselling author Jamie Ford to come to the Newhall Library for a book signing and reception on Friday, March 28.
New York Times bestselling author Jamie Ford will be at the Old Town Newhall Library on Friday, March 28 for a free public event and a paid private reception to talk about his work and newest novel "Songs of Willow Frost."
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The Northern California native is best known for his novel "Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet," which tells a story of friendship between a Chinese boy and Japanese girl during the Japanese internment in America during World War II.
Ford himself is of Chinese and European descent.
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Diet, Physical Activity and Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
- November 23rd 2011
In November 2011 the European Heart Network published its new report on Diet, Physical Activity and Cardiovascular Disease Prevention in Europe. This new report reviews the latest evidence on the relationship between cardiovascular health and what we eat or how active we are. It also takes a close look at current European eating and physical activity patterns and proposes a series of policy actions.
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I am amazed that while the United States is plagued by scorching heat and deadly forest fires, people choose to keep gas lamps lit outside their homes 24 hours a day, each day of the year, for the sole purpose of "enhancing the esthetics of their front doors."
Not only do they contribute to the production of heat , but they also waste precious natural gas.
From the American Gas Association website: "the total U.S. natural gas resource base, including proved reserves, is more than 1,500 trillion cubic feet (Tcf), providing a 75-year supply of natural gas at current production levels, according to the Potential Gas Agency of the Colorado School of Mines."
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|(May 26, 2014; Tampa Bay Times) | We did some research and talked to Kellie Gilmore, coordinator of All Children's Hospital's Fit4Allkids, a program designed to keep kids healthy and to help you teach your kids to cook — no matter how old they are.
|Daytime: The Vincent Lecavalier Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center at All Children's Hospital
|(May 21, 2014; WFLA Channel 8) | Dr. Gregory Hale, Medical Director of the Vincent Lecavalier Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center at All Children's Hospital, talks about the programs and services offered to patients at the hospital.
|On Call: Little League Elbow
|(May 19, 2014; WTVT Channel 13) | Kids who pitch too much can suffer from little league elbow. Dr. Patrick Mularoni helps parents understand how their kids can use their pitching arm safely.
|Research: kids don't necessarily outgrow obesity
|(May 14, 2014; WTVT Channel 13) | New research from All Children's Hospital debunks an old wive's tale. "Chubby" children are not likely to "grow into their weight."
|All Children's Hospital research: Few kids outgrow obesity risk
|(May 10, 2014; Bay News 9) | New research out of All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg reveals "very few at-risk children are able to outgrow their weight risk during school age."
|New Moms Get 'Kangaroo' Time With Babies
|(May 10, 2014; ABC News) | "Skin-to-skin, or kangaroo care, is so important for so many reasons," said Deborah Locicero, a nurse and lactation consultant at All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida.
|On Call: Keeping Kids Physically Fit
|(May 5, 2014; WTVT Channel 13) | Dr. Patrick Mularoni from All Children's Hospital gives parents tip to help keep kids physically fit.
|On Call: Immunization Myths and Facts
|(Apr 28, 2014; WTVT Channel 13) | Dr. Joe Perno from All Children's Hospital talks about immunization myths and facts in recognition of National Immunization Week.
|On Call: Potential Poisons
|(Apr 14, 2014; WTVT Channel 13) | Dr. Patrick Mularoni from All Children's Hospital helps parents understand the dangers of e-cigarettes and prescription pills when they get into the hands of children.
|On Call: Seasonal Allergies
|(Apr 7, 2014; WTVT Channel 13) | Are you sneezing and sniffling? Dr. Lisa Brennan from All Children's Hospital helps parents identify seasonal allergies and provides tips to help make kids as comfortable as possible during allergy season.


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Why Not?By DORAIRAJ NADASON
There is a mad scrap now for the
Indian votes as all sides woo them
with all their might. And when the
elections are done and dusted,
there will be a whole lot more
scrap to deal with.
IN two days, we pick our leaders. And then, I think I will take a few days off and be a picker.
Picker? Yes, you know, the besi buruk guys who go around collecting scrap and sell them to recycling agencies.
The amount of campaign material I see around me is mind-boggling. There's paper, there's cloth, there's plastic, there's canvas, there's all sorts of things.
I told a friend, himself a besi buruk guy, about my idea. He laughed me off.
"Don't waste your time," he said. "We have already locked in all the deals to clear all the campaign material."
And what's better, they get paid for it as well.
These guys just have to do what they always do, which is collect the scrap. This time around, not only do they get tonnes of the stuff but the political parties pay them as well.
Can a deal get any sweeter?
I am told the cloth used to make all those flags and banners aren't worth too much, but there's big money in the banners and the plastic-like material used for posters and buntings.
And you know the metal wire that's used to tie down the flagpoles and the many posters? It seems these guys can collect lorryloads of that stuff. And it's worth big bucks.
It's a good time to be a besi buruk man. Or an Indian.
Have you guys seen the way everyone is courting the Indians?
Hindraf's P. Waythamoorthy has got his way with the Prime Minister, born-again Datuk Zulkifli Noordin has become an Indian lover (I hope that's not something like being an Indian giver). The streets are lined with Barisan Nasional flags with messages in Tamil, although a friend pointed out that they got the spelling wrong. But who cares, it's the message that matters, right?
Then, there's also Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak in a traditional Indian outfit asking for nambikei.
The Pakatan Rakyat folk are wooing the Indians in all manner of ways, too.
There's opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim doing an MGR-style song and dance on billboards with MGR's classic song Naan Aanai Ittal (If I Were To Rule) complete with all his promises.
It's Anwar's second outing as a Tamil film star. The last time around, he was Rajnikanth in Sivaji the Boss.
But Anwar is not alone as MGR. An independent in Penang, Rajendra Ammasi (pic), has also gone all-MGR on his constituents.
MGR was a famous Tamil movie actor who went on to become chief minister of Tamil Nadu and is still well-loved there and remembered here.
The song-and-dance bit has really been assailing Indians here. All sorts of songs have been remixed and remade into Facebook parodies.
In cyberspace, the opposition seems to have more fodder. It started, for me at least, with a catchy song from the movie Yutham Sei.
Then, along came another parody of the Why this Kolaveri song that once went viral around the world before the coming of Oppa Gangnam Style. Yet another catchy tune, from a recent movie Kumki, was also remade to catch the attention of Indian voters.
MGR is again in the forefront, with many of the songs from his movies being posted on Facebook and YouTube.
There's also one called the star of the Indians. It sings the praises (literally) of Najib, listing his achievements. It's an original song that's quite tastefully done.
MIC, meanwhile, managed a coup of sorts when it got award-winning Indian singer Deepan Chakravarty to sing a jingle for them.
Too bad they didn't get anyone to think of some lyrics. The song goes Beribu-ribu Tahniah, MIC Berjaya.
And poor Deepan had to mouth those same lines over and over again in different pitches and keys.
Maybe they thought Deepan would not sound too good singing Malay lyrics. In that case, they could have had him sing in Tamil. He sure knows that language, as do more than a million Indians in this country.
Even MCA has its Love Is In The Air – you judge that yourself – DAP has its Ubah and the others have their own ditties.
But I still think the wooing of Indian voters in cyberspace is that much more fun.
Yes, it's a good time to be an Indian. Or better yet, an Indian besi buruk man.
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Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians said part of the reason the team decided to part with quarterback Kevin Kolb was because the two were never able to sit down and talk football.
Blame the collective bargaining agreement.
"Obviously he can throw it, obviously he can move around, but to tell me why he was throwing it and why he was doing the things he was doing, we could not do under the CBA," he said at the NFL owners meetings Wednesday. "So that part of the evaluation process was hard for me, and we made an organization decision that we would go in a different direction."
That direction led the Cardinals away from Kolb and his hefty contract and towards an even more uncertain future.
Because as far as quarterbacks go, the team now has Drew Stanton, Brian Hoyer, John Skelton and Ryan Lindley. While the group may have some skill, it certainly lacks in experience and, well, a track record of success.
Stanton, the new guy, has experience in Arians' system but has thrown nearly more than twice as many interceptions as touchdowns. Hoyer, who the team signed late last season, has started one NFL game. And both Skelton and Lindley, while blessed with good size and big arms, have struggled with accuracy.
Arians said coaches can help someone like Skelton or Lindley improve on their accuracy problems, but only to a point. Comparing it to a golfer who goes to the driving range, he said much of it comes down to quarterbacks practicing specific parts of their game.
"A quarterback needs to be out there with his coach or two coaches doing those same things, working on his craft," Arians said. "His accuracy, his mobility, his movement in the pocket, his deep ball. Everything in a progression, his red zone windows that he's throwing into, all those things have to be coached extremely well during the week."
However, Arians added that if a quarterback needs a complete overhaul, well, that's not exactly an enticing option.
"At this level that's tough to do," he said, noting how it took golfer Tiger Woods a couple years after redoing his swing to get back on top of his game. "We don't have two years to wait, but I think you can fix them some."
No, Arians does not have two years to wait.
The Cardinals have spent the last three seasons unsuccessfully trying to replace Kurt Warner, and have tried everything from the high-priced (Kolb, Matt Leinart) to the discount rack (Derek Anderson, Max Hall). Preferring the term "reloading" to "rebuilding", Arians said he believes the Cardinals are "not very far off."
Many would agree, provided the Cardinals can get quality play from the quarterback position.
Which brings things back to the group that's currently assembled. Arians said he believes there are about six quarterbacks in this year's draft class that will play in the NFL, though he isn't sure how many will be productive starters. He had good things to say about West Virginia passer Geno Smith -- who has been rumored to be Arizona's choice at No. 7 -- but said the team will only draft a quarterback in the first round if they feel like it's the right pick based on talent, not need.
And it's very possible that Smith, who has had an impressive offseason, will not even be around for the Cardinals to take.
So, should the Cardinals not add another quarterback to the mix and instead roll with Stanton, Hoyer, Skelton and Lindley, it would appear Arians has his starter in mind: Stanton.
"Once we get the roster set, if that room hasn't changed, he's our starter," he said. "It's that easy."
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