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MERCERVILLE — A small but spirited 2014 class graduated under blue skies Saturday afternoon during a ceremony held at South Gallia High School's new football stadium.
The 38 students graduating in the class of 2014 entered the stadium filled with their friends and family on Saturday before an introduction was given by school principal Scot West.
This year's co-valedictorians, Bailie Corbin and Gus Slone, addressed their fellow graduates, taking the time to thank not only their friends and family for their support throughout their academic careers thus far, but also the extended community.
Corbin thanked Mercerville Baptist Church and the surrounding community for allowing her to have a faith-based experience at South Gallia, while also thanking her teachers, fellow classmates and family.
She also told her classmates to rely on their faith in the coming years as they venture into adulthood and begin to make the decisions that will affect the rest of their lives.
"It's finally time for us to venture out on our own. It's kind of a scary thing if you think about it, because for the first time in our lives we will be making our own decisions and truly caring for ourselves. But I am confident that we will make it if we have one thing. This one thing holds the key to success and happiness in our future. This one thing is faith," she told her classmates.
Corbin quoted a verse from Hebrews that states that faith "is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen."
"We're facing one of the biggest challenges and decisions of our lives as we speak. We now have to figure out what we want to do with our lives. It is a very overwhelming decision and many of us still do not know what the right choice is. The best way to figure it out is to put our faith in God," she said. "Unfortunately, life will never be easy, but, with faith, it is possible."
Fellow valedictorian Gus Slone also spoke at length of his gratitude for the people in his life who helped shape him, thanking not only his teachers and friends, but also his "huge" family and his two best friends — his mom and dad.
"The true definition of selflessness is putting someone else's wants and needs before your own and my parents exemplify this trait as much as any other person I've every met," he said. "My parents have always been tough on me and have expected a lot from me, but I know it's because they care, and I honestly wouldn't have it any other way."
Slone said the memories he has made during his time in Mercerville and of the Rebel spirit that has been instilled in his entire class during their high school careers.
"I know that there may only be 38 of us and we're the smallest class in South Gallia history, but I know that we have definitely made memories that will last us a lifetime," he said. "I love this little school with all of my heart and it will always feel like home to me. What this school may lack in numbers, it makes up for in heart."
Class salutatorian Caitlin Roach also had some sage words of advice for the class of 2014, encouraging them to be independent in their journey through life and to turn away from naysayers who may try to discourage them.
"Do what makes you happy. Do not let yourself be miserable in any aspect of your life," she said. "It's truly your life, live it how you want to live it. Marry the person you want to marry. Work the job you want to work. Don't ever let anyone bring you down or make you feel worthless. People are always going to be looking for someone to make fun of, and, the fact is, sooner or later everyone gets their turn at being talked about. Unfortunately in life, not everyone is going to like you. It's just how it is."
While telling her classmates to hold true to themselves, Roach told her fellow Rebels to hold compassion for all people as "we're all human and we're all in this together."
"Offer to others as much as you want offered in return to you," she said. "I've found in this life there is no such thing as being too kind to anyone. So, smile and laugh as much as possible. Make yourself happy. This is truly your one shot."
Gallia County Local Schools Superintendent Jude Meyers, the guest speaker at Saturday's commencement, spoke of not only how impressed he has been with the student body in Gallia County since beginning the job of superintendent, but also, more specifically, his pride in the South Gallia Rebels as they dominated this year's Beta Convention, the History Day program, won awards at the academic festival and have continued to achieve athletically.
"I've been very impressed with what I've seen in the Gallia County schools, and particularly South Gallia," Meyers said to applause. "You're a very excellent class. I've seen excellent things in the short time I've been here. I wish you nothing but the best."
The superintendent further gave the class of 2014 one more homework assignment before they depart from South Gallia.
"This is a special weekend where we honor all of the veterans that have served our country, but, already, as our speakers have indicated, you thank people who help bring you here today," Meyers said. "So, your last homework assignment — whether it be putting in your phone today, in your calendar, making a mental note — sometime this weekend, I want you to take the opportunity to thank someone face-to-face, eye-to-eye that helped get you to where you are today."
Following the remarks from the guest speaker, South Gallia High School Guidance Counselor Michelle Riffe read the list of awards and scholarship that have been given to the class of 2014 prior to the presentation of diplomas — scholarships that totalled $161,620.
Diplomas were presented by the Gallia County Board of Education and Class President Heather Williams then lead the class in the changing of the tassels.
Those students receiving an honors diploma were: Bailie Corbin, Trevor "Gus" Slone, Cortney Beaver, Lesley Small. Those students representing the top 10 percent of the class were: Bailie Corbin, Gus Slone, Caitlin Roach and Cortney Beaver.
The following is a list of the students graduating in the South Gallia High School class of 2014 as they appear in the commencement program:
Brynn Danae Adams, Destiny Lachay Baker, Cortney Dawn Beaver, Dylan Lee Birtcher, Timothy Shane Brumfield II, Hannah Michelle Bryan, Jared Alexander Calhoun, Lura Hattie Calhoun, Seth Jacob Carpenter, Bailie Jo Corbin, Tabitha Whitney Estep, Michael David Florence Jr., Phillip Eli Fraley, Alicia Lynn Hornsby, Alexus Marie Harlow, Rachel Faith Johnson, Christopher Matthew Johnston, Tyler Glen Massie, Courtney Michelle Miller, Nadine Marie Mooney, Jarred Lee Northup, Michael Cody O'Neal, Caleb Alexander Pearson, Mika Tye Rich, Caitlin Shawn Roach, Katelyn Eleine Tennessee Roach-Fisher, Ryan Dale Ross, Krystal Lynn Seagraves, Linda Louella Kay-Ann Sheets, Trevor Augustus Slone, Lesley Kay Small, Ethan Charles Spurlock, Dana Marie Stapleton, Ethan Edward Swain, Michael Allen Wheeler II, Jacob Sean White, Heather Leann Williams and Alexis Suzanne Williamson.


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MANILA, Philippines—A man was injured Tuesday when an armored van accidentally smashed through a bank in Pangasinan after a security officer without a driver's license was ordered to park the vehicle "properly," police said Wednesday.
Senior Inspector Ryan Manongdo, Pangasinan police spokesman, said the incident occurred at the China Bank located along Marcos Avenue, Barangay (village) Palamis in Alaminos City around 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Before the accident, Manongdo said the armored van was already parked in front of the said bank when its driver, Randy Calina Miranda, allegedly instructed his co-security escort, Joeffrey Garcia, to "properly park the vehicle."
However, Garcia made a reverse acceleration, causing the van to hit the front glass panel of the bank and subsequently drag customer Jovelan Radovan.
Investigators later found out that Garcia, a security officer from Guard Uniwide Security Agency, didn't have a driver's license.
Radovan was rushed to the Western Pangasinan District Hospital and later transferred to a hospital in Dagupan City after sustaining injuries in different parts of his body, Manongdo said.
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Pedaling is a new web-based video series that combines cycling, food and spirits.
Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 01:41 PM
New York City has many varied neighborhoods — each with its own culinary flavor. Pedaling: A Spirited Food and Cycling Adventure Series will to take us through many of those neighborhoods.
This Urban PEDALING series focuses on the city-centric and eco-conscious commuter, the hip fixie pedaler with his underground eateries, and the dedicated female road rider who finds secret cycling gems amidst this concrete mecca. Their adventures will bring us on backdoor visits to prominent local chefs, offer tips on easy bike-snack shopping at organic markets, and weather hours in the saddle to track down a mobile brick pizza oven deep in Brooklyn.
PEDALING: NYC — "Pizza Fixation" from Iri Greco/Panforte Productions on Vimeo.
The first episode Pizza Fixation has chef Chris Jaeckle shopping at a Whole Foods to buy ingredients for pizza. He and his friends pick up some unusual items — brussels sprouts, pork loin, clams, duck eggs, beer and some cheese (okay, cheese isn't so unusual, but the rest aren't your usual pizza toppings) — and then carry them via bike into Brooklyn. They take them to a chef at mobile pizza oven in Brooklyn to see what he can create for them.
I'm hooked on Pedaling after seeing just their first two episodes, and I look forward to their next installment. The videos are under eight minutes long — perfect for when I'm taking a short break from writing.
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BANGALORE: It is D-Day for over 1.2 lakh students who will take the Common Entrance Test 2009 (CET) in 227 examination centres across the State. In Bangalore alone, the test which is used as a benchmark for admissions to professional colleges in Karnataka, will be conducted in 59 centres.
According to Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA), the nodal agency for conducting admission tests, 32,513 candidates are appearing from Bangalore centres. Reverting to its old two-day format, the test will be conducted on May 6 and 7 in four sessions. Students will write their Biology and Mathematics tests on Wednesday and Physics and Chemistry on Thursday.
The Gadinadu Kannadiga candidates and Horandu Kannadiga candidates will appear for an exclusive Kannnada language test on Friday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. respectively.
A press release from the KEA said that 69,230 boys and 51,143 girls had applied for the test from the State, and around 2,000 candidates from outside the State are slated to arrive in the city on Wednesday to take up the test. Higher Education Secretary A.S. Srikantha said all arrangements had been made and the tests would be conducted according to schedule.


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Proofing/Fermenting box ideas?
I just finished Stage 1 of a Sourdough starter and the recipe calls for letting it sit to ferment 36-48 hours at a temp of 86. While those parameters may be bent, it got me wondering what would be an easy way to create a box designed for fermenting dough starters or proofing small quantities of dough? A large cooler comes to mind but what would be a precisely controllable heat source, perhaps even thermostatically?
This brings to mind when years ago I created a fermentation chamber for 5 gallon batches of home brewed beer. It was an apartment sized fridge with a thermocouple run inside controlled by an externally mounted temperature controller. The controller had a high and low end switch that would turn the fridge on or off when it reached the limits of cool or heat. Once the fridge reached the low temp end the controller would shut the fridge off and switch on a 75 watt incandescent bulb I wired inside. That bulb would heat the fridge to max temp and then shut off and call for cooling. It worked great.
Any ideas on how to make something similar on a small scale?
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cheap and very effective:
1. inexpensive styrofoam cooler
2. light bulb socket/cord
3. low wattage bulb
4. punch hole in lid of cooler to accommodate socket, add bulb
5. regulate heat by positioning cooler lid; completely closed = hottest, etc.
more elaborate solutions can be found here (but i think they are over-kill for simply activating a starter):
eG Forums -> Building a Homemade Proofing Box
proofing box????
Re: Proofing/Fermenting box ideas?
I have used the same setup with a cheap cooler and the light bulb, but added a little battery powered digital thermostat in as well. Its cheap enough (NZ$30.-) and keeps the temperature at whatever level you "dial" it in at. I use not just for activating the starter but for all my yeast and dough proofing needs.
The thermostat also saves a bit on power for the light bulb. I quite like the "set and forget" aspect of it.
Re: Proofing/Fermenting box ideas?
Electric heating pad uses about 60 watts, and its heat is distributed.
Re: Proofing/Fermenting box ideas?
I picked up one of these for $25 at a local 2nd hand /second use store:
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Works really well for proofing dough.
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Yes, asshat B&H and Adorama both jacked the price from 36.95 a few days ago to 39.99 now. Thanks, profiteering scumbags! It's especially egregious on something they probably bought at closeout wholesale prices from Fuji to begin with.
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July 6, 2004 — Press Item
CJS, Legislative Branch Appropriations, Economy
July 7, 2004 — Press Item
House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer released the following statement today regarding the House Administration Committee hearing on voting systems today. Congressman Hoyer was the lead House Democratic sponsor of the Help American Vote Act of 2002, the landmark election reform legislation.
re-scheduled Energy Week...
extension of Transportation Bill, and Budget Enforcement...
July 5, 2004 — Press Item
All Talk, No (Floor) Action...
June 30, 2004 — Press Item
House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer released the following statement regarding Supreme Court decisions on Monday on the ability of citizen and non-citizen detainees who are deemed "enemy combatants" to challenge their incarceration before neutral judges or decision makers:
July 2, 2004 — Press Item
House Democratic Whip Steny H. Hoyer (MD) released the following statement this morning regarding the Department of Labor's employment report for June:
House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer released the following statement today applauding the decision by a U.S. Appeals Court to reverse key provisions of the Federal Communications Commission's media ownership rules:
June 25, 2004 — Press Item
House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (MD) released the following statement tonight after a united Democratic Caucus, and 72 Republicans, defeated the Majority's sham budget enforcement bill on a vote of 146-268. This bill would have required budget offsets (through "pay-as-you-go" or PAYGO budget rules) for mandatory spending increases but not tax cuts. This defeat was yet another embarrassment for House Republicans on the Fiscal Year 2005 Budget.
Energy Bills, Homeland Security Appropriations, Interior Appropriations...
Defense Appropriations, Intelligence Authorization, Spending Control, Energy & Water Appropriations ...
A vote in Congress overwhelmingly backing President Bush's diplomatic assurances to Ariel Sharon suggests bipartisan and Jewish unity — but a closer reading reveals some fissures between Democrats and Republicans, and among pro-Israel lobbyists.
"Today the House will consider H.R. 4663, the Spending Control Act of 2004, and a number of amendments to it. Democrats support strong and effective budget enforcement rules, but this bill proposes one-sided Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) rules that likely would worsen the deficit rather than improve it. Some of the Republican amendments to be considered also include this flawed PAYGO provision, and furthermore include an entitlement cap proposal that would put important government services at risk...
WASHINGTON, DC – House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (MD) delivered the following statement on the House Floor today in opposition to the phony Republican budget "enforcement" bill, which does not apply "pay-as-you-go" provisions to spending and taxes. The Democratic alternative would return to the same "pay-as-you-go" rules that turned deficits into surpluses in the 1990s...
June 17, 2004 — Press Item
Two of the five bills that were to highlight the GOP's legislative response to high gas prices ran into unexpectedly strong opposition Wednesday. One was withdrawn and the other defeated.
June 18, 2004 — Press Item
Senate Majority Whip McConnell and House Minority Whip Hoyer said Thursday they are working to reprogram as much as $2 million in FY04 funding to boost the startup operations of the newly formed Election Assistance Commission.
Angered over last week's vote on corporate-tax measure, Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) penned a stern letter Monday to his Caucus, chastising Democrats for voting against the party on a procedural vote — and blasting Republican business lobbyists for allegedly misrepresenting Democrats' positions on the controversial bill.
June 6, 2004 — Press Item
The tactic goes by several names: Déjà Vu, Play it Again, Summer Reruns. House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) prefers "the cow agenda," saying House Republican leaders regurgitate previously passed bills, then force lawmakers to chew and swallow them again.
June 5, 2004 — Press Item
Rep. Steny H. Hoyer, D-Md., the minority whip, dismisses the current House Republican agenda as "cud," the regurgitated food that cows chew a second time. More politely, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., calls it "warmed-over stew."
A Democratic congressman plans to file a wide-ranging ethics complaint today against House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Tex.), shattering the remnants of a seven-year-old, unwritten ethics truce between the two parties and possibly nudging the House back toward a brand of political warfare that helped topple two speakers.
A Texas Democrat who saw his political career halted by the maneuverings of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and other Republicans filed multiple complaints with the House ethics committee Tuesday, accusing DeLay of "serious criminal acts."
June 3, 2004 — Press Item
Trying to win his 13th term as Southern Maryland's congressman, U.S. Rep. Steny H. Hoyer crisscrossed the 5th District in typical whirlwind fashion last week, on one day stopping for events in White Plains, Bowie and College Park before heading back to Washington.
June 4, 2004 — Press Item
In his third-floor office in the Capitol, Steny Hoyer is plunked down in a big red armchair, his left leg crossed over his right. He is wearing a dazzlingly white shirt and a red patterned tie. There are two pens in his breast pockets and visions of grandeur dancing in his head.
A top House Democrat predicted his party will prevail in a special election Tuesday in South Dakota, which would hand Democrats the second victory this year in Republican-leaning states.
Music industry folk outside of the Beltway might view Steny Hoyer as a dark horse for the co-chairmanship of the new Congressional Recordings Arts and Sciences caucus.
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Attack of the balloons has South Koreans on edge
- By Clare SestanovichClare Sestanovich and Sylvie Stein are researchers at Foreign Policy.
A heartwarming scene from The Red Balloon it was not: when South Korean schoolchildren launched fifty balloons into the sky on Thursday, no one stopped to oh and ah. The man who spotted the air-borne rubber fleet twenty miles outside the capital city Seoul mistook the colorful orbs for parachutes and instantly raised the alarm. A military and police investigation was quickly mounted, only to conclude that the would-be North Korean invaders were in fact the steadily deflating remains of a local school celebration.
The incident is one more laugh for international observers — and one more sign of just how high tensions are running in South Korea in the wake of the March 26 explosion of the Cheonan. (This isn't the first false alarm on the Peninsula in recent weeks: the discovery of an abandoned diving suit on the heels of an unexplained coastal explosion set police on high alert. Thankfully — or just embarrassingly — investigators concluded nothing was awry.)
But for South Korean security officials, it's better safe than sorry: facing strong criticism within the country for their mishandling of the Cheonan incident, top military leaders stepped down, and remaining forces pledged to improve their level of responsiveness.
(Balloons have been the source of Korean controversy before: read about this defector's helium-powered propaganda.)
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Blake joined Foreign Policy in 2006 after living in Cairo, where he studied Arabic, missed his Steelers finally win one for the thumb, and worked for the Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies. Blake was a 2011 finalist for the Livingston Awards prize for young journalists for his reporting on the Arab uprisings, and his Twitter feed was named one of Time magazine's "140 Best Twitter Feeds of 2011." Under his leadership, in 2008, Passport, FP's flagship blog, won Media Industry Newsletter's "Best of the Web" award in the blog category. Along with Elizabeth Dickinson, he edited Southern Tiger: Chile's Fight for a Democratic and Prosperous Future, the memoirs of former Chilean president Ricardo Lagos, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2012.
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Dr. Arquilla's teaching interests revolve around the history of irregular warfare, terrorism, and the implications of the information age for society and security.
His books include: Dubious Battles: Aggression, Defeat and the International System (1992); From Troy to Entebbe: Special Operations in Ancient & Modern Times (1996), which was a featured alternate of the Military Book Club; In Athena's Camp (1997); Networks and Netwars: The Future of Terror, Crime and Militancy (2001), named a notable book of the year by the American Library Association; The Reagan Imprint: Ideas in American Foreign Policy from the Collapse of Communism to the War on Terror (2006); Worst Enemy: The Reluctant Transformation of the American Military (2008), which is about defense reform; Insurgents, Raiders, and Bandits: How Masters of Irregular Warfare Have Shaped Our World (2011); and Afghan Endgames: Strategy and Policy Choices for America's Longest War (2012).
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Hunted Down
|"Hunted Down"
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|1987 at Reciprocal Recording, Seattle, Washington
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|Chris Cornell, Kim Thayil
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|Soundgarden singles chronology
"Hunted Down" is a song by the American rock band Soundgarden. Featuring lyrics written by frontman Chris Cornell and music written by guitarist Kim Thayil, "Hunted Down" was released in June 1987 as the band's first single. It is the first track on the band's first release, the Screaming Life EP (1987). The song was included on the band's 2010 compilation album, Telephantasm.
Origin and recording[edit]
"Hunted Down" features lyrics written by frontman Chris Cornell and music written by guitarist Kim Thayil. Thayil on the song:
That song wasn't supposed to be as heavy sounding as it turned out. We just started jamming on the riff and it took on the 'noise rock' dimensions, kind of a rhythmic thing. And that solo is a noise solo. It's very dissonant.[1]
"Hunted Down" is representative of the early "grunge" sound—with its dirty guitar, dissonant atmosphere and lyrics concerning entrapment and escape.[citation needed]
Release and reception[edit]
"Hunted Down" was released as a single in 1987 with a B-side titled "Nothing to Say", which can also be found on Screaming Life and the band's greatest hits compilation, A-Sides (1997). "Hunted Down" was the only single released from Screaming Life. The single was pressed on blue vinyl as a limited edition with only 500 copies made, and has since become a Soundgarden collector's item. Oddly, "Nothing to Say", rather than "Hunted Down", appeared on A-Sides.
"Hunted Down" was the first song on Sub Pop's "hold music" tape. According to guitarist Kim Thayil, "You would call them up, and when they put you on hold you heard 'Hunted Down'."[1] Upon hearing the song, record labels began contacting the band, which eventually led to the band signing with A&M Records.
The single was reissued as a limited edition, orange 7" record for Record Store Day on April 17, 2010.[2]
Track listing[edit]
All songs written by Chris Cornell and Kim Thayil.
- "Hunted Down" – 2:42
- "Nothing to Say" – 3:56
- ^ a b Gilbert, Jeff. "Primecuts: Kim Thayil". Guitar School. May 1994.
- ^ "SOUNDGARDEN: Debut SUBPOP Single To Be Reissued For 'Record Store Day'". Blabbermouth.net. March 1, 2010.


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New Networked Multimedia Alliance Meets Initial Goals, Details Plan to Speed Development of Technologies, Applications; BAMTA Provides Diverse Industries With New Model For Collaboration.
In a press briefing today, BAMTA described its objectives, organization and initial programs. The broad-based alliance provides a framework for companies and public institutions of all sizes to collaborate on programs that will accelerate the development of networked multimedia technologies and applications. This collaboration will bring together companies and institutions responsible for content, management, transport and use of digital information across a wide range of applications in business, academic and consumer markets.
BAMTA, the latest initiative of Smart Valley, Inc., was formed in cooperation with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), which will contribute $5 million to the Alliance over a three-year period. In the fiscal year ending September 30, 1995, contributions from other BAMTA members exceeded NASA's $1 million contribution by 20 percent. In its initial plan, BAMTA also had projected that its membership would include 10 companies and three projects would be activated by the end of September.
"The success in surpassing initial goals for membership and matching contributions is proof that the alliance meets a pressing need within both technology industries and public institutions," said Dr. Harry J. Saal, chairman of BAMTA and past president of Smart Valley, Inc. "Although it was created as one of Smart Valley's initiatives to foster regional public-private collaborations centered around the information superhighway, BAMTA is quickly growing into a global alliance, with Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Bay Area acting as a nexus for organizations from around the world."
Broad Representation
BAMTA's 49 member organizations, from throughout the U.S. and as far away as Australia, represent every part of the networked multimedia value chain. This includes organizations involved in the creation, management, transport and ultimate end-use of networked multimedia technologies and applications (see attached member list). While each member organization has specific reasons for its involvement, all will benefit from BAMTA's unique collaborative operating model.
"The collaborative environment provided by BAMTA allows member organizations to achieve concrete goals and create new value in emerging industries," said Neal Chandra, president and CEO of BAMTA. "To accelerate the development of open systems solutions in networked multimedia, virtual organizations that build teams of people with diverse skills, from both industry and the public sector, can be more effective than a single company or small group of partners. BAMTA serves as the framework for these virtual organizations to come together and accomplish their specific missions."
"BAMTA provides a link between NASA's Ames Research Center and the networking and multimedia technology industry, to identify applications in aeronautics and space where significant gains in NASA's multimedia capabilities and use can be accomplished. This will enable NASA to link, improve and enhance its internal research laboratories and infrastructure, and to design future real and virtual aerospace systems," said Dr. Syed Shariq, Chief of the Ames Commercial Technology Office. "Networked multimedia will play a key role in NASA's overall effort to deliver better, cheaper and faster programs, and this alliance represents an exciting aspect of NASA's new way to do business with American industry."
Objectives Defined
BAMTA defines networked multimedia as both the technology and applications that allow distribution of any combination of voice, text, images, video and audio information over communications networks, including computer networks, telecommunications services and cable systems. The BAMTA framework is focused on two concurrent efforts to advance networked multimedia: technology and partnership exploration and open systems solutions. Programs designed to support these efforts include:
- The Collaboratory: A multi-million dollar test lab and showcase facility, with high-bandwidth network connections, secure product development suites, digital production studios and training facilities for BAMTA member companies. Very few individual companies have the resources to build a facility of this kind.
- Projects: The major mechanism for BAMTA members to collaborate in applying technology to real-world applications of networked multimedia. Work is already underway on projects -- in education, health-care information and the development of virtual environments -- that require collaborative efforts across multiple industry segments.
- Information Exchange: Through membership meetings, participation in programs and projects, and BAMTA Web Site discussions and reports.
Through its projects and technology working groups, BAMTA is fostering seamless operation of networked multimedia, regardless of the platform or network used, by addressing interoperability, asset management and intellectual property rights issues. In these areas, BAMTA will work closely with other industry alliances and standards organizations to assure that its efforts are synergistic with in-place programs and industry processes.
Real-World Focus
Members are already benefiting from BAMTA's framework and focus on the validation of real-world applications. Multimedia Makers, a project using networked multimedia to enrich the learning experience for K-12 students, secured high-speed communications lines through Pacific Bell's CalREN grant program. Bay Networks, another BAMTA member, is providing the network connectivity hardware needed to bring this project on-line this year, and the BAMTA Collaboratory will house and maintain the server needed to support collaborative work between the schools, located in Santa Clara and Los Angeles County. Internet access will be provided through the Santa Clara County Office of Education.
Other active, or recently accepted, BAMTA projects are summarized below.
- CHAMP -- An interactive multimedia, health care information system designed to promote wellness and enable individuals to manage their own care more effectively.
- The Virtual Research Center -- A NASA led program, aimed at creating collaborative environments that allow teams of people to work together, regardless of physical location.
- Distance Learning Resources Internship Project -- A collaboration with California State University, Hayward's program for distance learning and education.
- Virtual Environment for Reconstructive Surgery -- Developing tools and techniques for surgical "rehearsals" and training of medical students.
More than 40 additional projects are currently being evaluated by BAMTA.
By providing the working environment, processes and tools to make collaborative work possible across all segments of networked multimedia, BAMTA is helping its members address the most complex issues hindering development of end-to-end systems that will change the way we all live, work and play. Thus, the ultimate measure of BAMTA's success will be in its contribution to the accelerated development of networked multimedia technology and applications.
Formed in April, 1995, with initial funding from NASA and support from Smart Valley, Inc., BAMTA is a member-driven organization that provides a framework for technology and partnership exploration and the development of open systems solutions in networked multimedia. BAMTA is organized as a non-profit corporation, with a board of directors consisting of private sector, industry leaders. Advisory and working committees chaired by alliance members approve and monitor all BAMTA projects. NASA is an active participant on BAMTA committees, as allowed by law. -0- AMTA: Membership Listing November 1, 1995
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After extending a previous deadline by two weeks, the agency had set Wednesday as a final date for Armstrong to come completely clean about his doping past before it would forge ahead without him into its broad investigation into doping in cycling.
The agency, which handles all the doping cases of U.S. athletes, had hoped Armstrong would shed light on which coaches, doctors or top officials in the sport helped him dope and cover up the long-standing doping program on his Tour de France-winning teams.
In turn, Armstrong was looking to exchange that information for a shorter ban from Olympic sports, said several people who have discussed the matter with him. Right now, he is serving a lifetime ban. Those people did not want their names published for fear of retribution from Armstrong, who has said that a shorter ban is not his goal.
If Armstrong provides information that could lead to doping cases against other athletes or officials in the sport, his lifetime ban could be reduced to eight years, according to the World Anti-Doping Code. But if antidoping officials uncover that information before Armstrong provides it, he has little chance of competing again. His information would be worth much less to antidoping officials, and a shorter ban would probably not be offered to him.
Still, Tim Herman, one of Armstrong's lawyers, said in a statement Wednesday that Armstrong would co-operate only with "an international tribunal formed to comprehensively address pro cycling, an almost exclusively European sport."
"We remain hopeful that an international effort will be mounted, and we will do everything we can to facilitate that result," Herman said in the statement. "In the meantime, for several reasons, Lance will not participate in USADA's efforts to selectively conduct American prosecutions that only demonize selected individuals while failing to address the 95 percent of the sport over which USADA has no jurisdiction."
Armstrong, who last month in a televised interview with Oprah Winfrey admitted doping, did not respond to an emailed request for comment.
Travis Tygart, chief executive of the antidoping agency, said that over the past few weeks Armstrong's representatives had led the agency to believe that Armstrong would co-operate with its antidoping efforts. Tygart said that Armstrong "wanted to be part of the solution" and wanted to help clean up the drug-tainted sport of cycling, but that Armstrong "was worried of potential criminal and civil liability if he did so."
For there to be any possibility that Armstrong competes in Olympic sports again, he would have to tell the whole truth about his doping past, Tygart has said, something Tygart said Armstrong has yet to do.
Tygart said Armstrong had continued to lie about his drug use even when confessing to using drugs and banned blood transfusions in the Winfrey interview.
In that interview, he said the last time he used performance-enhancing drugs or blood transfusions was in 2005, the year of his final Tour victory. USADA said Armstrong also doped in 2009 and 2010, the years he returned to cycling after a hiatus from the sport.
Armstrong has denied that claim. Now the two are at a stalemate.
No "international tribunal," as Armstrong put it, exists to address doping in cycling, so there is no such entity to receive any information he might be offering.
Even if a tribunal existed, Armstrong would still have to receive the blessing of USADA, which has jurisdiction over him, to reduce his ban, according to the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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He is entangled in several civil lawsuits, including a whistleblower suit that says he and his colleagues on the U.S. Postal Service team used taxpayer money to finance their team's doping. The government is still deciding whether it will join that suit as a plaintiff.
Armstrong also might face criminal charges of obstructing justice and witness tampering based on what the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency and several cyclists have said were Armstrong's efforts to intimidate witnesses in a federal criminal case against him that was dropped last year.
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The National Anti-Doping Disciplinary panel has ordered that an opinion be sought from the Principal Scientific Director of the National Dope Testing Laboratory (NDTL), Shila Jain, as to the claim made by athlete Vipin Kasana that stanozolol could remain in the body even four months after administration of the drug.
Kasana, a javelin thrower from Delhi, who won the gold at the last National Games in Ranchi, with a personal best throw of 77.22 metres, is facing an anti-doping rule violation charge for the use of stanozolol, a steroid.
Kasana told a hearing panel headed by lawyer Jasmeet Singh on Thursday that he was prescribed Winstrol injection (stanozolol) by a doctor before the games and that was how he turned in a 'positive'.
When Dr. N.K. Khadiya, the doctor member of the panel, confronted him with the assertion that stanozolol, in injection form, would not stay in the body for four months, as was being argued by the athlete, Kasana claimed he had consulted Dr. Shila Jain of the NDTL and according to her it was possible that traces of the drug could remain in the body for that long a period.
The normal detection time for stanozolol, in injection form, is generally in the range of a little over two months. Apparently, Kasana was administered just one injection for a routine ailment.
What relevance an expert opinion could have about the elimination time of a drug in a case like this is debatable. For, steroids are not drugs that could be taken by athletes merely on the strength of a doctor's prescription.
The mention of Dr. Shila Jain caused a flutter among officials of the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) and panel members at Thursday's hearing.
Personnel of the WADA-accredited laboratories are expected to provide "independent, scientifically — valid expert testimony" only if they are requested by either party or the tribunal to appear before an arbitration or court hearing. "Laboratory experts should not be an advocate to either party," says the International Standards for Laboratories.
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Dithering on immigration reform
And in laying out what he considered to be key elements, he omitted any reference to guest workers. Yet if guest workers are off the menu, don't expect Republicans to sit down at the table. Even immigration moderates such as Sen. John McCain of Arizona and Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina have drawn a line in the sand, and assured the White House that if guest workers aren't part of the final bill, they won't support it.
But wait. Didn't I say earlier that Obama needs Republican votes because he can expect to lose a big chunk of Democratic support? So Schumer would be foolish not to throw the GOP a bone on this one, and perhaps – as a state legislator in Texas recently suggested to me – create a guest worker plan that is tied to market forces. When unemployment goes up, the number of guest worker visas goes down, and vice versa.
Should that language get in, you can expect organized labor to panic and put the screws to Democrats again to oppose the bill. And, before you know it, we're back where we started: with a broken immigration system and a Congress that doesn't have the skills or the guts to fix it.
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The Chicago Blackhawks have suffered back-to-back losses since their franchise-best start but they've continued to earn points. After struggling to get the puck in the net last time out, the Blackhawks might have better success scoring and keeping their point streak going when they visit the Calgary Flames. Chicago will try to add to Calgary's defensive woes and end a four-game losing streak at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Saturday night. The Blackhawks (6-0-2) won their first six games for the first time in their 86 seasons but have followed with a pair of shootout defeats to open a season-high six-game trip. They were shut out for the final 53:15 of regulation in a 3-2 loss to Minnesota on Wednesday and didn't score until nearly midway through the third period Friday against rival Vancouver. After registering the tying goal, Patrick Kane and three other Chicago players failed to score in the shootout in a 2-1 defeat. "It's tough to lose in a shootout," Kane said. "I thought i...
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Hi, I'm Roy, I just submitted my portfolio to Creattica and I'm awaiting approval, I'm a young Website developer & Graphic designer, But I'm not 100% sure my portfolio will get approved on Creattica, It's my first ever submission on Creattica and this is my first ever post at the Envato forums, So I want to ask you, do you think my portfolio will get approved on Creattica, and if not, What do you think i should improve/add.
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I wounder when they will approve/decline it, its still in my "Waiting Approval" list.
Hmm… It's been 2 days now, And its still in the "Awaiting Approval" area.
Awesome! It got accepted, See it here http://creattica.com/css/vustom/38698 My birthday is tomorrow, So this is like a early birthday present.
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It usually takes a few days because the review staff is just one man (or at least it was). Glad it got accepted.
Still just the one guy doing it.
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