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Merchants looking forward to Civic Center grand opening
When there are problems -- the dust has been particularly nettlesome for the 4th Street Automotive repair shop -- Butler said city supervisors remind the contractors about watering requirements.
Jason Wagstaff, service manager of the shop, said the dust has made it tougher to work on engines.
"We've had to keep the doors shut," he said.
Besides that issue, Wagstaff said there have been no other construction-related problems and, like the other merchants, he is looking forward to the center's opening.
"It should be good, more people are going to be here," he said.
Butler said there will be parking on four levels of the parking structure: one level under ground, two floors above ground and parking on the roof.
Some merchants are hoping that they'll see an immediate boost in foot traffic when the structure is opened. Butler said construction on the Civic Center still will be in progress when the structure is opened, which means there won't be straight paths to Fourth Street and Main Street.
Butler said people parking at the structure will probably need to access Old Town via Third Street, but he said the city is looking at other options to accommodate pedestrian traffic.
During a recent City Council meeting, the council approved extending by six months the negotiations with Pelican Properties of Huntington Beach, the firm that has been tabbed to develop the land that brackets the town square.
Butler said the plans for that land are still in flux.
"The city is working with Pelican to determine the exact mix of office, retail and other uses for the area," he said.
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Scholars interested in questions of access to archives in the Former Soviet Union and other whilom Communist Bloc nations, and particularly in matters relating to nuclear issues and the Cold War, should regularly scan the new Cold War International History Project Bulletin issued by the Smithsonian Institution's Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC.
Australian Journal of Physics, vol. 47, no.5 (1994) is a special issue devoted to John G. Bolton. Articles include Gordon J. Stanley, "Recollections of John G. Bolton at Dover Heights and Caltech," 507-516; Bruce Slee, "Some Memories of the Dover Heights Field Station, 1946-1954," 517-534; K.C. Westfold, "John Bolton--Some Early Memories," 535-539; Wayne Orchiston, "John Bolton, Discrete Sources, and the New Zealand Field-Trip of 1948," 541-547; D.K. Milne, "John Bolton and the Rainmakers," 549-553; Jesse L. Greenstein, "The Early Years of Radio Astronomy at Caltech," 555-560; J.A. Roberts, "Some Memories of John Bolton from Caltech and Early Years at Parkes," 561-567; R.D. Ekers, "John Bolton's Variable-Baseline Interferometer and the Structure of Radio Galaxies," 569-575; J.B. Whiteoak, "John Bolton as a Pioneer of OH Spectroscopy," 577-584; A.E. Wright, "From the Parkes Catalogue to COMRAD," 585-588; and Ann Savage, "Wild, Woolley and Savage--or How John Bolton and I Went Hunting for Quasars and QSOs," 589-597.
Beam Line, vol. 25, no.1 (Spring 1995) includes J. Ritchie Patterson, "Lepton Universality," 7-12; and Virginia Trimble, "COBE: How We Know that the Universe Went Through a Dense, Hot Phase," 25-33. Vol. 25, no.2 (Summer 1995) commemorates the 100 year anniversary of the discovery of X-rays. This special issue includes Philip Morrison, "How the Twentieth Century Started Ahead of Time," 4-9; Alexi Assmus, "Early History of X-Rays," 10-24; Arthur Bienenstock & Arthur L. Robinson, "The Impact of Synchrotron Radiation on Materials Research," 35-44; Wallace H. Tucker, "The X-Ray Universe," 45-50; and Virginia Trimble, "On Beyond X," 51-59.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, vol. 51, no.4 (July/August 1995) includes Metta Spencer, "'Political' Scientists," 62-68. Vol. 51, no.6 (November/December 1995) features Viktor Adamskii, "Dear Mr. Khrushchev," 28-31. Vol. 52, no.1 (January/February 1996) includes Susan Landau, "Joseph Rotblat: The Road Less Traveled," 46-54.
Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars, vol. 27, no.2 (April-June 1995) is a special issue on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the atomic bombing of Japan. The controversy over the Enola Gay exhibit is also discussed.
CERN Courier, vol. 35, no.6 (September 1995) features Christine Sutton, "The Challenge of Neutrinos," 36-39. Vol. 35, no.9 (December 1995) includes "Saclay - 50 Years," 14-18.
Earth Sciences History, vol. 14, no.1 (1995) includes Carl-Henry Geschwind, "Becoming Interested in Experiments: American Igneous Petrologists and the Geophysical Laboratory, 1905-1965," 47-61; and Robert P. Newman, "American Intransigence: The Rejection of Continental Drift in the Great Debates of the 1920's," 62-83.
Health Physics, vol. 69, no.5 (November 1995) commemorates the centennial of the discovery of radioactivity. Articles include Edward W. Webster, "X-Rays in Diagnostic Radiology," 610-635; Paul J. Early, "Use of Diagnostic Radionucleotides in Medicine," 649-661; and Paul J. Early & Edward R. Landa, "Use of Therapeutic Radionucleotides in Medicine," 677-694.
Historia Scientiarum, vol. 5, no.2 (November 1995) is a special issue on the history of technology in Japan. Articles include Masakatsu Yamazaki, "The Mobilization of Science and Technology during the Second World War in Japan--A Historical Study of the Activities of the Technology Board Based upon the Files of Tadashiro Inoue," 167-181; and Ichikawa Hiroshi, "Technological Transformation of Occupied Japan: The Implications of the Policies and Activities of the Scientific and Technical Division of the Economic and Scientific Section of GHQ/SCAP," 183-197.
ISEE Annals of the History of Computing, vol. 18, no.1 (Spring 1996) commemorates the ENIAC's fiftieth anniversary. This special issue includes Dilys Winegrad, "Celebrating the Birth of Modern Computing: The Fiftieth Anniversary of a Discovery at the Moore School of Engineering of the University of Pennsylvania," 5-9; H.H. Goldstine & A. Goldstine, "The Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC)," 10-16; Mitchell Marcus & Atsushi Akera, "Exploring the Architecture of an Early Machine: The Historical Significance of the ENIAC Machine Architecture," 7-24; Peter Eckstein, "J. Prosper Eckert," 25-44; John Costello, "As the Twig is Bent: The Early Life of John Mauchly," 45-50; and David Grier, "The ENIAC, the Verb 'to Program' and the Emergence of Digital Computers," 51-55.
Journal for the History of Astronomy, vol. 26, part 3 (August 1995) includes R.C. Ceragioli, "The Debate Concerning 'Red' Sirius," 187-226. Vol. 26, part 4 (November 1995) is a special issue on Soviet Astronomy. Articles include Ronald E. Doel & Robert A. McCutcheon, "Introduction," 279-296; A.I. Eremeeva, "Political Repression and Personality: The History of Political Repression Against Soviet Astronomers," 297-324; Vitali A. Bronshten & Robert A. McCutcheon, "V.T. Ter-Oganezov, Ideologist of Soviet Astronomy," 325-348; Vladimir S. Strelnitski, "The Early Post-War History of Soviet Radio Astronomy," 349-362; and Alexander A. Gurshtein & C.V. Ivanov, "Science Feasts While the Public Starves: A Note on the Reconstruction of the Pulkovo Observatory after World War II," 363-368. Vol. 27, part 1 (February 1996) features Thomas R. Williams, "The Development of Astronomy in the Southern United States, 1840-1914," 13-44; and Suzanne Débarbat, "An Unusual Use of an Astronomical Instrument: The Dreyfus Affair and the Paris 'Macro-micromètre'," 45-52.
The Journal of American History, vol. 82, no.3 (December 1995) features several articles on the Enola Gay controversy, including David Thelen, "History after the Enola Gay Controversy: An Introduction," 1029-1035; Richard H. Kohn, "History and the Culture Wars: The Case of the Smithsonian's Enola Gay Exhibition," 1036-1063.
Journal of Chemical Education, vol. 73, no.1 (January 1996) features a tribute to Linus Pauling. Articles include William B. Jensen, "Electronegativity from Avogadro to Pauling: Part I: Origins of the Electronegativity Concept," 11-20; Derek A. Davenport, "Letters to F.J. Allen: An Informal Portrait of Linus Pauling," 21-28; and George B. Kauffman & Laurie M. Kauffman, "An Interview with Linus Pauling," 29-32.
Minerva, vol. 33, no.2 (Summer 1995) includes Zuoyue Wang, "The First World War, Academic Science, and the 'Two Cultures': Educational Reforms at the University of Cambridge," 107-127. Vol. 33, no.4 (Winter 1995) features Sven Widmalm, "Science and Neutrality: The Nobel Prizes of 1919 and Scientific Internationalism in Sweden," 339-360.
Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London, vol. 49, no.2 (1995) includes A.R. Mackintosh, F.R.S., "The Third Man: Charles Drummond Ellis, 1895-1980," 277-293; H.C. Bolton & Alan Roberts, "On the Comparison of Literary and Scientific Styles: The Letters and Articles of Max Born," 295-302; and Janos Plesch & Peter H. Plesch, "Some Reminiscences of Albert Einstein," 303-325.
Perspectives on Science, vol. 3, no.3 (Fall 1995) features Timothy Lenoir & Christophe Lécuyer, "Instrument Makers and Discipline Builders: The Case of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance," 276-345; and Allan Franklin, "The Resolution of Discordant Results," 346-420.
Physics Today, vol. 48, no.10 (October 1995) includes Paul C. Martin & Sheldon L. Glashow, "Julian Schwinger: Prodigy, Problem Solver, Pioneering Physicist," 40-46. Vol. 48, no.11 (November 1995) includes Howard H. Seliger, "Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen and the Glimmer of Light," 25-31. Vol. 48, no.12 (December 1995) features Erich Vogt, "Eugene Paul Wigner: A Towering Figure of Modern Physics," 40-44; and David J. Gross, "Symmetry in Physics: Wigner's Legacy," 46-50. Vol. 49, no.1 (January 1996) includes John Lankford & Ricky L. Slavings, "The Industrialization of American Astronomy, 1880-1940," 34-40. Vol. 49, no.2 (February 1996) features Lawrence Badash, "The Discovery of Radioactivity," 21-26; and Roman Jackiw, "My Encounters--as a Physicist--with Mathematics," 28-31. Vol. 49, no.3 (March 1996) includes Robert J. Soulen, Jr., "James Dewar, His Flask and Other Achievements," 32-37.
Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, vol. 107, no.712 (June 1995) includes R.F. Garrison, "William Wilson Morgan (1906-1994)," 507-512. Vol. 107, no. 713 (July 1995) includes Arthur R. Upgren, "Willem Jacob Luyten (1899-1994)," 603-605. Vol. 107, no. 718 (December 1995) commemorates the 75th anniversary of the debate over gamma rays. Articles in this special issue include Virginia Trimble, "The 1920 Shapley-Curtis Discussion: Background, Issues, and Aftermath," 1133-1144; and Gerald J. Fishman, "Gamma-Ray Bursts: An Overview," 1145-1151. Vol. 108, no.719 (January 1996) includes Donald D. Clayton, "William Alfred Fowler (1911-1995)," 1-7.
Reviews of Modern Physics, vol. 67, no.2 (April 1995) features Paul Forman, "'Swords into Ploughshares': Breaking New Ground with Radar Hardware and Technique in Physical Research after World War II," 397-455; and Allan Franklin, "The Appearance and Disappearance of the 7-keV Neutrino," 457-490.
Scientific American, vol. 273, no.4 (October 1995) includes Neil Baldwin, "The Laboratory Notebooks of Thomas Edison," 160-163. Vol. 273, no.5 (November 1995) features Graham Farmelo, "The Discovery of X-rays," 86-91.
Sky & Telescope, vol. 91, no.2 (February 1996) features William Sheehan & John W. Briggs, "E.E. Barnard and the 1889 Eclipse of Iapetus," 38-41. Vol. 91, no.3 (March 1996) includes Timothy Lyster, "New Life for an Old Telescope," 32-34.
Space Science Reviews, vol. 74, nos.3/4 (November 1995) features Artur D. Chernin, "George Gamow and the Big Bang," 447-454; and D.K. Nadyozhin, "Gamow and the Physics and Evolution of Stars," 455-461.
Technology and Culture, vol. 36, no.2 (April 1995) includes J.D. Hunley, "The Enigma of Robert H. Goddard," 327-350; and Leonard S. Reich, "From the Spirit of St. Louis to the SST: Charles Lindbergh, Technology, and Environment," 351-393. Vol. 36, no.3 (July 1995) features Paul R. Josephson, "'Projects of the Century' in Soviet History: Large-Scale Technologies from Lenin to Gorbachev," 519-559; and Philip L. Cantelon, "The Origins of Microwave Telephony--Waves of Change," 560-582.
Others: A. Basu, "Chemical Research in India (1876-1918)," Annals of Science, vol. 52, no.6 (November 1995): 591-600; Montague Cohen, "Rutherford's Curriculum Vitae, 1894-1907," Medical Physics, vol. 22, no.6 (June 1995): 841-859; Scott Frickel, "Engineering Heterogeneous Accounts: The Case of Submarine Thermal Reactor Mark-I," Science, Technology, & Human Values, vol. 21, no.1 (Winter 1996): 28-53; H.G. Hertz & M.G. Doncel, "Heinrich Hertz's Laboratory Notes of 1887," Archive for History of Exact Sciences, vol. 49, no.3 (1995): 197-270; Dieter Hoffmann, Horst Kant & Hubert Laitko, "Walther Bothe--Wissenschaftler in vier Reichen," Jahrbuch für Wissenschaftsforschung (1996); Dieter Hoffmann & Hubert Laitko, "Kompetenz, Autorität und Verantwortung: Helmholtz und die Wissenschaftspolitik im Wilhelminischen Deutschland," PTB-Mitteilungen, vol. 105 (April 1995): 255-262; Dieter Hoffmann & Thomas Stange, "DDR-Physik(er) im Spiegel der 'Physikalischen Blätter'," Deutschland Archiv, vol. 28 (July 1995): 752-758; Frank A.J.L. James, "Science as a Cultural Ornament: Bunsen, Kirchhoff and Helmholtz in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Baden," Ambix, vol. 42, no.1 (March 1995): 1-9; Ronald Kline, "Construing 'technology' as 'applied science': Public Rhetoric of Scientists and Engineers in the United States, 1880-1945," Isis, vol. 86, no.2 (June 1995): 194-221; Bruce V. Lewenstein, "From Fax to Facts: Communication in the Cold Fusion Saga," Social Studies of Science, vol. 25, no.3 (August 1995): 403-436; J.M. Lewis, "The Story behind the Bowen Ratio," Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, vol. 76, no.12 (December 1995): 2433-2443; Ruth P. Liebowitz, "The Air Force's Geophysics Directorate: A 50th Anniversary Retrospective," EOS, vol. 76, no.38 (September 19, 1995): 371, 381-382; Roy MacLeod, "'Kriegsgeologen and Practical Men': Military Geology and Modern Memory, 1914-1918," British Journal for the History of Science, vol. 28, no.99 (December 1995): 427-450; Sharon Bertsch McGrayne, "Maria Goeppert Mayer," The Physics Teacher, vol. 33, no.7 (October 1995): 424-429; Gerald N. Pellegrini, "Maxwell's Equations in a Rotating Medium: Is There a Problem?," American Journal of Physics, vol. 63, no.8 (August 1995): 694-705; Robert Serber with Robert P. Crease, "Eyewitness to the Bomb," The Sciences, vol. 35, no.4 (July/August 1995): 23-29; David P. Stern, "A Brief History of Magnetospheric Physics During the Space Age," Reviews of Geophysics, vol. 34, no.1 (February 1996):1-31; Brian Warner, "The Development of Astrophysics in South Africa," Astrophysics and Space Science, vol. 230, nos.1-2 (August 1995): 1-7.


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"Can you imagine taking a baby from a mother out of the hospital? And that's what we did," Sampey said. "He is a wild monkey. He is never going to be domesticated, and it took me seven years to realize that."
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0 - I didn't realize there were newer drivers than 1.0-8776, for some reason it shows that is the newest one for EM64T unless you click on the "Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris Drivers" link, which I hadn't done - I'll try it out on Monday once once some of these models finish running and I'm back in the office.
1 - All of the kernels that I've installed have been through the YUM manager, where the newest is 2.6.17-1.2142 - I'm sure I could get it going manually with a newer kernel from kernel.org, but we can't handle the down time in case something goes wrong and needs fixing, not at the end of the year at least. I'm willing to try it, but only as a last resort.
2 - It is not running the latest BIOS, I didn't think that would be the problem since it doesn't have a problem with the video card, just the nvidia drivers. If you think it might I'll update it, but again it will have to wait for a few days because it's busy running models right now.
3 - I haven't tried them, but I will and I'll let you know
It's hard experimenting with this since stability is such a grave concern. If it died right on the boot that would be one thing, but sometimes it takes up to a day before it locks up, sometimes right in the middle of a week-long model run (as it did today).
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By Megan Hopps SUN PRESS Newspapers The City of Dayton hosted its annual Truth in Taxation meeting Tuesday, Dec. 9 at 7 p.m. Cities are required by the state to hold a Truth in Taxation meeting for its residents, outlining where the city brings in revenue and how it spends its tax dollars. Dayton'...Read More
The Osseo City Council approved its proposed 2015 budget and property tax levy during its Monday, Sept. 22 meeting. The approved preliminary 2015 budget is $2,329,817, up from the 2014 final adopted budget of $2,060,382. City Planner Riley Grams said after the meeting, that homeowners will still hav...Read More
The City of Champlin will hold several work sessions to discuss the proposed 2015 budget. Champlin staff and council will meet Wednesday, Oct. 8 at 5:30 p.m. in the council conference room to review the 2015 general operating budget. Together, they will also review the proposed 2015 departmental bud...Read More
Tax levy to increase 2.46% During the Tuesday, Sept. 2, Maple Grove City Council meeting, the council adopted its 2015 proposed general fund, general obligation capital improvement plan budgets and adopted the proposed tax levy. Finance Director Jim Knutson said the proposed budget for 2015 is $36,1...Read More
Release of the November state budget forecast on Thursday, Dec. 5, showed a projected $1 billion budget surplus....Read More
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The public will get the chance to learn about and comment on the city of Medina's proposed 2013 General Fund budget and property tax levy at the regular Medina City Council meeting, set for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, at Medina City Hall. The City Council either will approve the budget that night or d...Read More


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Since rave music and culture were hardly embraced in the States the first time around, let's just ditch this "new rave" tag—a highfalutin label (remember "electroclash"?) that's been pinned on the Klaxons. Instead, we'll call the British trio's brand of danceable rock, well, "dance rock." A dance-rock band not fronted by an Ian Curtis-sounding singer—that is, with a sound that is more '90s warehouse euphoria than '80s gloom, bringing to mind European techno-lite acts of yore like Technotronic and 2 Unlimited, with a dash of punky guitar thrown in. Don't expect to see pacifier-sucking wall-bouncers here, though: They're just another few indie nerds in cardigans, vintage Nikes, and hair that's never been combed.
Perhaps all the buzz about the Klaxons' just-released debut, Myths of the Near Future, is centered on the Shins-meets-Beach Boys harmonies of Jamie Reynolds (vocals, bass), Simon Taylor (vocals, guitar), and James Righton (vocals, synths). They sound wistful, romantic, and giddy; they don't need pills, they're high on life. The band's first single, "Gravity's Rainbow," is a hyper-elated, disco-fied "Let the Sunshine In" that'll have you trading glow sticks for flowers. And "Golden Skans" is an absolutely lush swirl of doo-roo-roo falsettos that's the Jacksons' "Can You Feel It," Earth, Wind and Fire's "Fantasy," and, yes, a little bit of "How Deep Is Your Love," all rolled into one. Add the sound of waves and sand, and you've got a funky beach soundtrack. If you want to keep your feet planted on the dance floor, "Atlantis to Interzone," with its fuzzy guitars and screeching alarms, is not so much a rallying cry as a bullhorn in your ears. (The original Klaxons were old-timey-sounding horns for cars and boats.) Check out the Klaxons' cheesy video for the song on YouTube, and watch the boys popping and locking and dodging laser beams!
Of course, you'd have to be bouncing off the walls to get their lyrics. There's a lot of apocalyptic and astrological mumbo jumbo—inspired by William S. Burroughs, Thomas Pynchon, J.G. Ballard, Aleister Crowley, who knows?—about traveling to infinity; dancing horses; and Julius Caesar, Lady Diana, and Mother Teresa, all up in the same club. Maybe this is where the pills come in. But this being dance music, it's as important to listen to the words as it is to watch a DJ. So when the Klaxons play, you either toot-toot and beep-beep and make one with the beams, or get out.
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so what motherboards work with nvidias nforce 1 chipset and support linux ?
eg. do the drivers support msi k7n420d board with mandrake 9?
at present im running only xp!
just curious to know !
You can use nForce AGP if and only if (at least for the moment...) you use an nVidia video card, and you use nVidia's internal AGP driver. There is no AGP driver for that board that isn't a part of the nVidia driver.
This translates into "you need an Option "NvAgp" "1" in your XF86Config(-4 if it exists) file for AGP to work with that motherboard. But AFAIK, it works OK once you do that.
If you want to know about the sound / LAN / whatever, I have no idea. I think either OSS or Alsa has a sound driver for that board, but I don't know for sure -- in any case, the nVidia nForce driver (which has sound + LAN) is probably better anyway.
I believe SuSE 8.1 supports nForce 1 boards natively.... but thats going from memory.
All ASUS A7N boards work... I have the -266 Vm (nforce 220 chipset) but the A7N 266 'C' and 'E' (415, and 420) work as well...
I am using Redhat 7.3 (I was waiting for RH8.0 RPM's before I upgrade) and everything works fine...sound, lan, video...
I would reccomend the Asus board, if you have the money gor for the 'e' though )double the memory bandwidth) or get the new nforce 2 chipset A7N 8x... looks really nice
The nForce 2 is a much better solution and would be a better investment than a nForce 1.
actually I find the solution to be a bit of a tradeoff... for example the nforce 2 is a better board, BUT most MB manufactures are not including the graphics elements in their design choosing just sound and lan, and not the Gforce 4 mx video...
Soooo with no video you are forced to buy a video card... now, consider a nforce 1 board, and get a GForce 4 Ti for video... almost the same total cost... so it is a tradeoff...
besides if your not doing much gaming the nforce 1 is fine...
hmmm i see
well at present i own the msi k7n420d ....so it looks like my only method is to buy a geforce 3 or 4 card and hope for the best ...
strange as it may seem msi reckon linux is not supported due to some limitation with the apm chipset! (i think thats correct!) hehe read it from the webpage!;)
anyway it seems that there are people all over the web saying it works , but i would like to know the truth!?:o
lordgoose out!
p.s. the asus noforce 2 boards look very promising , but its a shame there is no onboard video support! oh well off to agpville we go! (mmore expense) :( i beginning to think computers are waste of money!:eek: :rolleyes:
Actually some manfs are making two nForce2 mobos. One comes with no video and without some other features, while others include the GF4MX onboard and all of the other features. I believe the Asus and Leadtek boards do this already. Go to http://www.newegg.com for prices on each :)
hmmm i see ;)
maybe all is not lost .... :D
do you know the exact names of these boards?
lordgoose out!
So far I can only find two with Leadtek... I checked Abit, Asus, and MSI for simliar boards. You'll want to find a southbridge chipset of nVidia IGP.
Both mobos have "GeForce4 MX GPU with nView with DVI-D / TV Support ".
Im sure the other manfs will come out with similar solutions sooner or later.
thanks ....for the info ...i did look at leadteks site before you posted , will wait to see what happens with asus msi etc... and see if any new boards will support the onboard geforce4 ...
lordgoose out!
On the mainpage today, there are reviews of nForce 2 mobos. Im not sure if they are new nForce2 boards or just reviews of the first gen boards. But check those out also if you get a chance.
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I know in the late 80s you could earn points according to the ranking of a defeated opponent. For example, at the '88 USO Wilander got more for defeating the #1 ranked player (Lendl) than if he had defeated someone else. I don't recall the details but I'm certain wins were weighted this way for a while.
Do you know when that began (and ended)?
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A player is awarded tournament points (that vary according to the amount of prize money and the size and difficulty of the draw(how many Top10 or Top20 players are entered)) and bonus points (for beating players in the Top24: 6p for a Top1-8 player, 4p for a Top9-16, 2p for a Top17-24).
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Monrovia — The Ministry of Education which has over the years seen protest from teachers and other education workers over unpaid salaries and other incentives is once again in the spotlight over salary arrears to some education workers.
Several Monitoring and Evaluation and County Planning Officers and other workers in the education sector of the various counties have expressed that the Ministry owes them over seven months in salary arrears.
In interviews with FrontPageAfrica, Isaac N. Boyah, Planning Officer, Sinoe County; Koiyan C. Kollie, Planning Officer, Lofa County, Stephen J. Toomay, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Grand Bassa County all expressed that due to the failure of the Ministry to pay their salaries for about eight months, they are finding life very difficult.
"We are finding life very hard, for nine months no payment, we have been walking up and down, we wrote the President, we wrote Senator Dallas Gueh who is the Senate head on Education, we wrote the Education Minister, but still we have not heard anything", Toomay, one of the affected Education Ministry workers told Frontpageafrica.
Toomay says his family is out of food and children not in school indicating that it is unfortunate to see Liberians treating others in such manner.
"We are tired walking around, we will soon go on the rampage, maybe that is what they like, we have taken our time running here and there, writing letters, nobody wants to listen to us", Boyah, Planning Officer for Sinoe County threatened.
Kollie, Planning Officer for Lofa County another affected MOE worker expressed that he was kicked out of where he resides by tenants as a result of his inability to pay rent due to lack of salary.
"They assigned me in Lofa County, my family here in Monrovia, I have to rent in Lofa, feed myself and also feed my family here in Monrovia and they have not paid me for seven months, how do we survive, I think they want us to just die" Kollie decried.
The affected group in a letter dated February 17, 2014 addressed to President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf stated that they are seeking an audience with the Liberian leader to explain their plight.
"The decentralization team of the Ministry of Education is pleased to extend compliments and wishes to seek an audience with you at your Foreign Affairs Office; at your convenient time to inform you about issues affecting the Ministry of Education decentralization Program and the staff", the letter stated. The group mentioned in the letter to the President the issues of salary arrears and clarity on their status.
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In another letter dated March 3, 2014 addressed to Hon. Dallas A. V. Gueh, Chairman, Senate Committee on Education, the affected workers stated "Hon. Gueh, while we hail the Government for this initiative, the Decentralization staffs in the various counties have not been paid for seven (7) months (August 1, 2013 up to present). Additionally, the status of the 75 officers deployed in the counties still remains unclear".
The education workers also wrote the Ministry of Education, Etmonia D. Tarpeh highlighting their plight. The group stated in the letter to Minister Tarpeh: "We extend our compliments and to have you informed officially about our salary arrears from the month of August 2013 up to date.
Madam Minister, with all due respect, we will also like for you to be informed that most of our officers in the leeward counties have been thrown out of their rooms due to their failure to settle their financial obligations".
In the communication signed by Prince Omenihu, the group appealed to the Minister to ensure that they are paid their salary arrears. "Kindly see reason to settle our arrears in a soonest possible time to enable us settle our financial obligations, and perform our official duties efficiently", the group appealed to the Education Minister.
The workers were employed as part of the Decentralization Plan of the Ministry of Education in line with the Education Act of 2011 and deployed in the various counties.
They were contracted to be paid by the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) from the Education Pool Fund from August 2012 to July 2013 after which period they were to be placed on the Government of Liberia payroll.
D. Melvin Toe, one of the affected workers said after the completion of the one year contract period, the Ministry of Education informed them to go through the Civil Service Agency testing process to be absorbed on the payroll, which he said they adhered to.
Mr. Toe narrated that even after going through the process, the deputy Minister for Administration Edwin K. Minister Tetteh informed them to make available the names of five ghost workers each from their counties to be dropped from the payroll to enable the Ministry place their names on the payroll replacing the ghost names.
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After the celebration became a platform for overt anti-government protests in the late 1970s, the tradition was outlawed by Saddam Hussein, only to re-emerge in a cautious way after the Baath regime was toppled by the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
The Ashura last year marked a clear revival of the tradition and of open demonstrations of Shiite solidarity, Lindemann said.
"There is an inherent political tone to Ashura," said Lindemann. "It's a demonstration of Shia unity and numbers. That's a significant reason why it was suppressed by (Saddam) Hussein."
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The Ashura commemoration beginning Feb. 19 has double significance this year, perhaps making it an even more potent symbolic target for terrorists than last year.
After years of being Iraq's silent majority, the Shiites seem to have made themselves heard Jan. 30 in the national election, which is expected to hand them the lion's share of seats in an assembly that will write a new constitution and choose leaders.
"Ashura is a commemoration of the martyrdom of (Imam) Hussein —— a commemoration of repression and of being repressed," Lindemann said. "I think this Ashura is going to be the Shia coming into their own. In that sense, for the bulk of the Shia, it's going to be a significant event."
Adding to the significance, Feb. 19 —— the 10th day of the first month of the Islamic calendar —— also falls on the anniversary of the death of Muhammad Sadiq al-Sadr ——- one of the most revered Shiite clerics of modern Iraq who was assassinated by Baathists in Najaf in 1999.
Sadr was the father of rebel cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, whose militia the Marines battled in Najaf in August.
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Lindemann said Iraqi security forces dealt with last year's multiple suicide attacks in Karbala on their own and have told U.S. officials they will handle security again this year.
"Again, they've asked coalition forces to stay back," he said, adding that Karbala and nearby Najaf have been quiet for most of the last six months.
"They are comfortable on their own, and that's good," he said. "It's important that they take responsibility for it first, because they are at the point where they can provide their own security, and second, because of the religious significance. You don't want coalition forces cruising around the mosques during Ashura. No one wants it."
Lindemann said the bulk of the Marine forces will have left the region by Feb. 19, and newly arrived Mississippi National Guardsmen will have responsibility by then.
The Army leaders have been consulting with Iraqi forces to help in the case of mass-casualty evacuations or to back them up in case of an emergency, he said.
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Survival was a matter of luck and location. When the Australian carrier HMAS Melbourne (R 21) collided with and cut in two the USS Frank E. Evans (DD 754) nearly 44 years ago in the dead-calm, moonlit waters of the South China Sea, Dean Wyse survived. Lima native Larry Allan Gracely did not.
Wyse, then a 24-year-old fire control technician from West Unity, was in the aft portion of the Evans. Gracely, a sonar technician, and the 73 other sailors who perished were forward. The aft section of the destroyer remained afloat after the collision; the forward section sank within minutes. Of the five Ohio natives on the Evans, only Wyse survived. In all, 199 members of the ship's crew survived.
Now 69 and semi-retired in Maricopa, Ariz., Wyse and the members of the USS Frank E. Evans Association believe the names of the "Lost 74" should be on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. The association's requests for inclusion of the names have been denied by the Department of Defense because, when the collision occurred at 3:15 a.m. June 3, 1969, the Evans was not within the geographically designated war zone.
The Evans, which departed Long Beach, Calif., for Vietnam on March 29, 1969, had been in the combat zone before being detached to take part in Operation Sea Spirit, an exercise with allied ships including the Melbourne. The Evans association believes it was probably headed back to Vietnam after Sea Spirit to again provide naval gunfire support. The collision occurred about 200 miles off the coast of Vietnam.
"Our guys were eligible for the Vietnam Service Medal at the time of the collision," Wyse said, adding the criteria for the medal are the same as those for inclusion on the memorial.
Wyse said he was not a "real close friend" of Gracely, a 1965 graduate of Shawnee High School, but "on a smaller ship, people from each state find each other." Gracely had attended Bowling Green State University before enlisting in the Navy. According to the association's biography of Gracely, the 22-year-old was engaged and planned to marry when he returned to the United States.
Wyse said the morning of the collision he was scheduled to stand mid-watch (midnight to 4 a.m.) in the forward portion of the ship but the watch was canceled when the ship's state of readiness was eased. Wyse was asleep when the collision occurred.
The Melbourne struck the Evans with such force that a sailor standing watch on the Evans was thrown onto the flight deck of the carrier. Wyse said the impact threw him out of his bunk. "I landed 25 or 30 feet away. Our ship had taken a roll of nearly 90 degrees," he said.
"Lucky for me, when the ship split in half, the aft section came back up," Wyse said. "We ended up touching the Melbourne." Wyse said he climbed to a deck even with the catch net around the Melbourne's flight deck and scrambled onto the carrier.
When the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was dedicated 31 years ago, Wyse said he assumed the names of the "Lost 74" were among the more than 58,000 inscribed on it but found out otherwise when the father of one of the lost sailors went looking for his son's name. "He's the one who really got it started," Wyse said.
On April 29, Wyse wrote Ohio Congressman Brad Wenstrup, a Republican member of the House Armed Services Committee, seeking support.
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Razer has been in the enthusiast game for a quite some time now offering quality mice aimed towards the gamer. Using the momentum they have gained from such products as the Diamondback and the Copperhead, Razer has just released the Barracuda HP-1. Offering "surround sound" in the form of a headset, Razer hopes to incorporate itself into the mind of gamers in areas outside of gaming mice.
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The retail casing of the HP-1 is just as one would expect from Razer. The box is a non-glossy black that folds up at the top to reveal the headset in its plastic shell.
On the back of the box, there is information about the HP-1 and this information is also repeated in many other languages. On the side of the box are two testimonials from two gaming champions.
From a marketing standpoint, I understand why these two gentlemen's responses were included on the side of the box but for me, their words carry zero credibility. Here we have two gentlemen, who are talented gamers obviously, proclaiming the virtues of these headphones. The thing that most should take into consideration is that they were more than likely given these headphones and therefore making their response biased. But, this is not unlike the reviewing process where we are given hardware to review but are trusted to deliver an unbiased opinion based upon our experience. So, who knows, perhaps these guys absolutely love this headset. Again though, this makes perfect sense from a marketing standpoint. Like it or not, this is the future of advertising. Gamer's mugs on the front, back and side of boxes, just reminding us how great this product is, true or not. Thanks for nothing Fatal1ty!
On a side note, doesn't Mr. Yang look totally pissed off?
Getting back to the review, I have now taken the headset out of the box and am presented with a plastic shell. For those of you not familiar with packaging like this, these plastic casings are intended to deter anyone who might want to 'walk off' with these in a store. That and they provide terrific protection during shipping and in the store itself. This is fine and all but there is one more sinister intention of this kind of packaging. To infuriate the buyer and frustrate him to tears. There is no easy way to open packaging like this outside of using a knife or a firearm of some sorts, depending on how frustrated you really get.
From these pictures you can see the front and the back of the case. As you can see, the in-line controller obviously comes in the packaging as well as the manual that can be seen in the back of the plastic shell.
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Before we get much into the performance of these headphones, I want to point out the specs of the HP-1's first. These are provided by our friends at Razer and can also be found on their website should you want to check them out for yourselves.
Now that we have that out of the way, let's look at some of the other features that the HP-1 has to offer.
Razer is promoting the HP-1 along side the AC-1 sound card. The connection cable on the HP-1 is designed to directly hook up with the AC-1 when the card is released to the public. Since we do not have the AC-1 in hand how, I will be using the HP-1 with my Creative Audigy 2 ZS. This should not make a difference but we will only know this for sure when we get in the AC-1 and run a head to head test.


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This may be the case for Seinfeld, which after 15 years has just had its syndication re-upped for the FIFTH time. Its newest deal will mean that the show, which has yet to hit iTunes and or sell its international rights (although, let's be honest about that…), has now breaching the $3 billion mark in syndication alone.
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The resolution states the correct belief that the NDAA violates numerous sections of the U.S. Constitution, most notably Article I, Section 9, and the First, Fourth, Sixth, Eighth and 14th Amendments.
"We often reflect on the rights and freedoms for which so many Americans have fought and sacrificed," said one of the sponsors, Rep. Jim Butler, R-Oakwood. "One of the most fundamental of those freedoms is that our government cannot lock you in prison without first proving your guilt at trial before a jury of your peers. These dangerous provisions of the NDAA have potential to be used for tyranny by a future president and are patently unconstitutional."
"The actions our government has taken in the NDAA call into question the very rights and freedoms that we all hold so dear" said another sponsor, Rep. Ron Young, R-Leroy Township. "If government bureaucracies and enforcement arms have the power to indefinitely detain and imprison U.S. citizens without filing formal charges, then all of our freedoms and all of our rights are on the chopping block. These unconstitutional and dictatorial provisions of the NDAA must be resisted with all the energy and power of the state of Ohio."
Butler and Young are also sponsors of House Bill 354, which states that no state resource shall be used to aid the federal government in indefinitely detaining any person in Ohio. It also prevents state and local law enforcement officials from assisting the U.S. military in any investigation, prosecution, or detention that may deprive residents of Ohio to the right to trial if imprisoned.
While supporters of Section 1021 claim the law exempts U.S. citizens, that is not correct.
What the law actually does is mandate that the military detain suspected terrorists or those who aid terrorists and hold them without charges or trial at the discretion of the president.
The "exemption" provision, meanwhile, simply removes the mandate when it comes to U.S. citizens. It does not, however, remove the authorization for the military to detain American citizens. In other words, it does not preclude U.S. citizens from being detained indefinitely, without charge or trial, it simply makes such detention discretionary.
Four of our region's six representatives were co-sponsors: Matt Huffman, R-Lima; John Adams, R-Sidney; Jim Buchy, R-Greenville; and Robert Sprague, R-Findlay. While not co-sponsors, Rep. Tony Burkley, R-Payne, and Rep. Lynn Wachtmann, R-Napoleon, voted for the measure.
Giving the military the power to indefinitely detain American citizens is anathema to what America stands for. The Ohio House — and our own representatives — should be applauded for passing this resolution and it should next pass House Bill 354.


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A weekend is especially for Webelos to work on advancement-oriented activities and Scout skill activities on a set schedule.
Webelos Woods
The program tentatively includes a cooking demo and Nutrition belt loop, Outdoorsman, Hiking belt loop, 2 team sport belt loops for Sportsman, and a portion for the Fitness Activity Pin.
Uniforms: Scouts will wear their full Class A uniform on Sunday morning for the morning parade, chapel and closing ceremonies. At all other times, an activity uniform of Scout shorts and Scout t-shirt is acceptable.
Here's the skinny on this event:
What To Bring:
Sleeping bag or sheets and blankets, pillow, tent, flashlights, toothbrush, toiletries,
rain gear, jacket, hat, (evenings can get cool). Place sleeping items in a heavy duty
garbage bag for the Scout to carry or in a good duffel bag or backpack; if he drops it,
everything stays clean and dry. The walk to your camp could be 1/4 mile. Your
Scout's uniform should be marked with his name on the labels and in his hat.
Where is my patch?
Patches were distributed to
someone in your pack that was in the campsite when it was declared clean, so
check with your pack leaders first. There were one or two packs where this was not
followed because of a miscommunication on my part. In that event or if the pack
allotment was short, we still have a few left at the Council Service Center -
see Suzanne.
What achievements were
Outdoorsman - potentially completed - items 2,3 (if he pitched
& slept in a tent), 7 (at cooking demo), 8 (partial), 9 (at hiking belt
loop), 10, 11, 12
Athlete - started the 30 day exercise period for those in
item 5 and for items 6 & 7
Sportsman - 4. Earned Ultimate & Flag Football belt
Nutrition Belt Loop
Hiking Belt Loop
Where is my Athlete
exercise record?
These were distributed to the
same folks that got the patches on Sunday morning. There were a few that did
not get distributed and they are available at the Council Service Center - see
To a great group of
volunteering parents who helped in the kitchen. When everyone does a little, no
one gets overburdened.
To Link Graham - a Pack 200
parent who stepped in as head cook for Saturday's lunch.
To Velda, who volunteered as
head cook on her day off.
To Rick Bourne who served as
our medic.
To all of our boy scout
patrol leaders & assistant patrol leaders from Troops 29, 60, 312, 343,
410, 518, and 900. This is one of the tougher jobs because they are always "on duty"
at the event.
To Troop 60 for yeoman's work
in the kitchen & dining hall.
To Troop 29 for running the
Athlete activity session.
To Troop 900 for running the
Ultimate activity session, helping with the ceremonial trail, and constructing
the charcoal chimneys for foil packet cooking.
To Troop 410 for running the
Knots & Dining Fly Pitch activity session.
To Troop 518 for running the
Hiking belt loop activity session.


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