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On, October 22, 2002, The American Board of Certification announced that Michael Cibik, an attorney with the Philadelphia, PA law firm Cibik & Cataldo, P.C., has been certified by the organization for ten consecutive years. Attorney Cibik was in the first class of attorneys certified by the organization in 1992. This first class consists of 88 attorneys nationwide.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa The Coe Kohawks were ousted from the NCAA Division III football playoffs Saturday afternoon because the opposing team's kicker was too laborious setting up for a field goal.
Truthfully, there were a lot of decisive plays in Elmhurst's 27-24 win at Clark Field. But perhaps the most decisive came early in the fourth quarter when the Bluejays had to call timeout because kicker David Tomis was tardy getting ready to boot a 24-yard chip shot.
The timeout gave Elmhurst Coach Tim Lester the time to consider rolling the dice and going for it instead, which he did. Quarterback Joe Furco threw a 7-yard TD to Corey Thonn on a slant pattern, and that was that.
No more scoring. No. 17 Elmhurst (10-1) moves on, and 10th-ranked Coe (10-1) moves out.
"That changed the scope of the game, really," Lester said. "David Tomis is a great field-goal kicker, but he takes forever to get lined up ... He was taking his own sweet time getting himself into the perfect position. It wasn't worth backing it up, so I used the timeout. Our defensive coordinator said 'Go for it, man. Go for it.' I didn't really have a good (play) call, but the timeout gave me enough time to think of a call."
Funny how, of all things, fourth-down conversions determined this back-and-forth affair. Not so funny if you were Coe.
The Kohawks rolled the dice themselves on 4th-and-3 from their own 32 with just over three minutes left and threw an incompletion. Elmhurst super back Scottie Williams then eked out a first down by the nose of the football on a fourth-down run that officially put Coe away.
"You look at fourth downs. They were 3 for 3, we were 0 for 3," said Coe Coach Steve Staker. "That might tell the tale right there."
These teams were virtually identical statistically, with Elmhurst gaining just 15 more yards (429-415). Williams had 196 yards and a touchdown but was offset by Brendan Leiran's 181 and a TD.
A 24-yard touchdown pass from Jared McNutt to Jared Kuehner put Coe ahead late in the third quarter, 24-20. The Kohawks recovered a fumble in Elmhurst territory on the ensuing possession but went three-and-out.
Another turning point in a game full of them.
"We just didn't take advantage of the opportunities they gave us," Leiran said.
"We didn't play our best game today," said Kuehner, who set school career reception and receiving TD records in the game. "We didn't convert when we could have. We had a three-and-out after a turnover, and that was huge. Big momentum swings."
This was a bitter defeat for a senior-dominated team that won Coe's first outright Iowa Conference championship and went unbeaten in the regular season for the first time since 1993. It thought it had a lengthy postseason run in it.
"We had no intentions of being done today," said defensive end Frank Weymiller."Looking back, it was a great season up to this point. We finally won that conference championship, and that was nice to do. But we had bigger goals than that. It really sucks to be done."
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Here are the active collaborations you are invited to take part in :
The Feelings Collaboration - led by Bogdan Radovic
GMC Songwriting Collaboration - led by Kristofer Dahl
Check out our previous collabs!
- The Q & A Collab - led by Kristofer Dahl
- The Eye-opening Gmc Collab
- Funk It Collaboration
- A G/MC Collab
- The Blues Rock Collab Main Thread
- The Blues Rock Collab Final Mix
- The Kris-must Charm Audio Collaboration
- The Dynamite Collab
- Fusing The Genres Collaboration (student led collab)
- The Soulful Ballad Collab
- Up The Irons Collab (final mix and comments)
- Up The Irons Collab Main Thread
- Back To The 80s Collaboration
- Gary Moore Tribute Collaboration
- GMC United Video Collaboration
- Smells Like Winter Video Collab
- A Day and Night Video Collaboration
- The League Of Extraordinary Axeman
- The James Brown Video Collab
Ben Higgins:
- Whitesnake Christmas Collab (final video)
- The Hasselhoff Collab
- Whitesnake Christmas
- Master Of The Sword Collab
- The Dark Lord Collab
- Desert Bus Collab
- Dragonborn Collab
- Schwarzenegger Collab
- Blacker Than Black Collab
- When Spiders Attack Video Collab
- Mystical Sands Collab
- Master Of Donuts
- Demon Slayer Video Collab
- Desert Storm Collab
- Temple of groove
- Lazy Rock Collaboration
- Running Around Collab
- Racer X Collab
- Rough Justice Collab
- Into The Heart Of Winter Collab
- Dynamite Collab
- Mega-Deaf Collaboration
- High Risk Collaboration
Gabriel Leopardi:
- Riffing Collab
- Pop Punk Audio Collab
- Stoner Audio Collab
- Justin Bieber Audio Collab
- British Metal 4 : The Black Metal Video Collab
- Dub This One Collab
- British Metal Video Collab 2 (Main Thread)
- British Metal 2 Final Video
- British Metal 3 Collab
- British Metal Video Collab
- Modern Metal Collab
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- Surf Rock Collab
- 90s Rocker Collab
- Vain Glory Collab
- Ambient Bucket Collab
- Neoclassical Power Metal Collab
- Slash Style Video Collab
- Led Zeppelin Video Collab
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This speech was made by Professor Charles Goslin of Pratt Institute at the May, 2003 commencement on the main campus in Brooklyn, New York, upon receiving the Distinguished Teachers award for the year (20032004). Pratt has been honoring teachers of distinction since 1978.
Never Give Up. Never Give In.
Wonderful things are rarely done by comfortable people. You have the opportunity to work every day and look forward to the experience, enjoying your effort, nourished by it, so much that some of you will work a seven day week just because you want to.
Don't look for a style. Let if find you, again and again as it deepens and grows in richness, and as to your style, your friends will recognize it, you won't, unless you stole someone else's. Style comes to you when it is ready and it comes as inevitably as sweat on a July day.
Don't expect to revolutionize the world. You won't. But you can change and mould your corner of the world. You have the option to bring it intelligence, beauty and coherence. Your legacy is your talent. Use it well.
That small child with the scissors and colored paper, sitting in the middle of the parental living room rug, making shapes out of beautiful colors, for his or her own joy, not for money, not for critical acclaim, that child is you. You have the opportunity to create what never was. Forget about revolutionizing the world. Work for the joy of working, and without intending to, you will help to change your corner of the world.
Divya Dileep, Adria Taricani, Noble Cumming, Natsuko Bosaka, Lori Leonard, Omid Mohadjeri, Aki Carpenter, Han Cheung, Stephanie Goralnick, Mike Gerbino, Kathleen Creighton; an abridged cross section of this fine college, granting you degrees today. Your work should be as inventive and diverse as these beautiful names. Resist that ever-present and mind-numbing pressure to conform. You can't conform. You are special.
What is familiar to us is reassuring, and ultimately boring. What is different about us is beautiful, stimulating, and wonderfully disturbing.
Now some of you have been told, "You'll never get away with it," that ground-breaking idea that is so vital to you. Well, you never will get away with it if you don't try. But if you do try, again and again and again, you will know the gratification of creating something as personal as your signature, your brain waves in a painting, in the design of a wrench, a car, a building, a trademark, anything that needs creating.
You have before you a wonderful life. You can help heal a world full of hurt and violence, with the beauty and grace it so desperately needs.


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Crop production down for eastern Oregon cherry treesMILTON-FREEWATER, Ore. — Production is down by about 60 percent for cherry growers in Eastern Oregon's Milton-Freewater Valley after an early winter and cold spring.
MILTON-FREEWATER, Ore. — Production is down by about 60 percent for cherry growers in Eastern Oregon's Milton-Freewater Valley after an early winter and cold spring.
The East Oregonian reports the worst-hit trees were those older than 30 years or younger than 4 years old. Temperature variations in the valley meant some areas lost their entire crop when winter temperatures dropped below zero, while others survived with most of the crop intact.
"It's been hit or miss," said cherry grower Sean Roloff. "Some orchards have a normal crop, whereas some orchards are less than 20 percent."
Crop consultant Dennis Burks said many of the trees hadn't yet entered their dormant period when an early November frost hit, leaving more damage than most years. Then, a cold spring did further damage and limited trees' output.
"The spring weather was the one-two punch," Roloff said. "There was the early cold snap in November and the cold, wet spring."
Burks said he estimates growers will get about 40 percent of a normal crop. Harvesting will continue in Milton-Freewater until the end of next week.
"It's kind of a salvage deal," Burks said. "It's a year you wish you didn't have, but that's the way it goes."
The quality of the fruit is a small bright spot. Growers said the spring rain that can lead to cracked fruit wasn't as heavy this year.
Prices were also strong in the early part of the cherry harvest in the valley, which gets an earlier start than its Oregon and Washington counterparts.
But those prices have started dropping because other areas are beginning to harvest.
"Now that other areas are getting started, prices are significantly dropping off on smaller cherries," Burks said.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency offers a tree assistance program to help fruit growers that have experienced more than 15 percent tree loss. The program assists growers financially up to $100,000 to totally replace trees or salvage an area.
But Roloff said even $100,000 won't cover half the damage to some growers.
"With orchards, you're looking at five years before you ever get a return," Roloff said. "It's not so simple as a row crop."
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The sport of wrestling has been left relatively unchanged throughout its history, but a radical transformation in the look of high school wrestling might not be too far away.
Two years ago, the NCAA approved the use of two-piece wrestling uniforms, "doubles" as they are called, as opposed to a singlet. The new uniforms feature a body hugging short-sleeved top that tucks into form fitting shorts, not dissimilar to the bottom half of a singlet. The uniforms have been approved for use in NCAA wrestling competition for two years, but are worn by few teams. While many rules changes start at the collegiate level before trickling down to the high schools, there are no plans to allow the uniforms in high school competition for now.
"We've had discussions on it," said Bob Colgate, assistant director for the National Federation of State High School Associations.
"We've had a proposal come to our committee, but our committee has not approved it. In due time it may get through, but right now, they're still looking at it.
"The singlet became popular in the 1970s, but had been in use internationally as far back as the 1960 Olympic games. Before that, two-piece and three-piece uniforms were the norm.The two-piece uniform became popular for workouts and at younger age levels, but feelings are mixed among current high school wrestlers.
"I like the two-piece uniforms," said St. Augustine junior Leon White. "But the thing about two-piece uniforms is, as you're wrestling, if a kid grabs it he can pull it out and now you have an untucked shirt."
Delsea sophomore Eric Reger has worn two-piece uniforms in all-star competition for Team New Jersey and would like to see them approved at the high school level.
"I actually prefer the two-piece," Reger said. "It's different than the singlet and all the teams don't have it and I would be looking for something that the Buy Cialis Online other teams don't have."
Reger said concerns over safety and getting hands caught in the seams are easily fixed.
"If they don't fit right you can grab it," Reger said. "But if it fits right, it's just like a normal singlet."
Schalick senior Joe Manno agrees with Reger.
"I've wrestled people that had them," Manno said. "And it didn't seem to be a problem."
Manno said he's never worn one, but is looking into getting one for tournaments outside of high school.
Schalick coach Brian Farnham said his team wouldn't have them if they were approved.
"I wouldn't even consider it," Farnham said.
However, Delsea coach Greg Sawyer sees the two-piece uniform in a different light.
"If they allowed them, I would definitely look into it," Sawyer said. "I like them. It's just something different."
The fact that the uniforms are heavier and cover more of the body does present other concerns.
"They are hotter," Reger said. "But you're wrestling six minutes. It's not an hour-long event, you cool back down in a couple minutes."


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Delicate Boundaries is the work that drew my interest to Chris. I am very compelled by her ability to create a fluid interaction between screen and participant. I have been very interested in Myron Krueger's response as medium -- In his article responsive environments Krueger suggest that response can be the medium of an art work. The response to Delicate Boundaries is what draws me to the piece. How does it feel to have a part of the screen become a part of you? Very interesting.
one can view more of Chris' works at http://csugrue.com/
From viewing Chris' links I came across the system is or Zachary Lieberman. I was very interested in Zach's piece Drawn in which he creates an interface for musical creation through drawing. I loved that he created the piece to act as both an installation and performance and feel it shifts fluidly between.
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Essay - Measuring the Effects of Cross-cultural Communication Styles Among Top Management...
Measuring the Effects of Cross-Cultural Communication Styles among Top Management Teams in Union and Non-Union Mach*****e Fabrication Companies in ***** United States
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Jim Tamm is a former judge and an expert in building collaborative workplace environments, with 40 years experience in the field of alliance building and conflict resolution. As a Senior Administrative Law Judge for the State of California for 25 years Jim mediated almost 2,000 employment disputes. His legal decisions have impacted national labor policy and he has authored training materials that have been published in twelve languages.
The California Senate, the California Assembly and the California Public Employment Relations Board have all honored Jim for his work building more collaborative employment environments. His most recent book, Radical Collaboration was on Amazon's top seller lists for workplace and negotiations books for over a year.
He is a former law professor and is currently on the faculty of the International Management Program of the Stockholm School of Economics, the Management Education Program at NASA, and the Leadership Academy of the University of California, Santa Cruz. Jim has a diverse client base of international organizations ranging from the United Nations, NASA, Toyota and Boeing, to universities and toy companies.
Jim is one of the designers and original faculty members of a highly successful training program designed to enhance collaborative work environments; a program that was underwritten by the Hewlett Foundation and the State of California.
Jim is President of RC Group and is a senior consultant with the international consulting firm Business Consultants Network with training partners in 18 countries. He specializes in building cultures of collaboration within organizations and training other consultants and trainers how to teach collaborative skills.


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With Katrina barreling up through the Mississippi Delta, theres another big blow taking shape on radar screens focused toward Capital Hill. And yet another example of governance by stealth: when you cant win, steal what you really want and proclaim it a victory.
Two different views of Iraq keep emerging: is it more like World War II or like Vietnam?
To those following the sadly disturbing RoveGate, TreasonGate, PlameGate, CIAGate saga, these latest details are all part of a very simple scandal: this is about Powergetting it, keeping it, and destroying anyone who threatens to take itat any price. Abuse of power is easy when you also openly embrace a culture of corruption and greed. But its just plain showy when you have a parade.
[Updated post: with a second document.] Scoop has another document regarding the Downing Street minutes and the run-up to the war. As more leaks out, additional updates will follow.
Just as Bush blundered into the Balkans to deliver his history-mangling rhetoric on minority rights as a benchmark for democracy, Frist was maneuvering eliminate them back home. Joe McCarthy would be proud.
Frist to headline radicals' telecast on nuking the filibuster to take over the courts.
A New Term: UUYATD (Unless You are Tom DeLay)
New developments on the ongoing hubris of Tom DeLay. Just when he hit the nadir of legislative interference, he soars to new lows.
DeLay should be censored, hung out to dry, punished, and then shunned for his latest outrageous performance.
Ive resisted with every fiber of my independent spirit not to weigh in on this issue, hoping that a womans right to privacy, decency, and, yes, non-governmental interference in her right to die would trump any political grandstanding by Tom DeLay, Bill Frist, or Rick Santorum. But, enough is enough.
Looks like the Democrats may actually stand their ground this time.
Fair warning: if you decide to make the trip, you may want to alert the Carpathia, just in case.
Let me see if Ive got this right. TeamBush, happily ensconced in their renovated Lincoln Bedroom are widely (mis)quoting FDR, Bill Clinton, and Harry Reid on privatization. When RepubliCons stoop to using popular and populist Democrats as their sources, you know youre in The Shrub Zone.
Here are this weeks oxymoronic observations from deep within . . . The Shrub Zone (eerily lilting background music):
Heres a Valentine for American progressives, Democrats, Independents, and other concerned citizens who think the challenge to protect democracy in America may very well depend on deconstructing the Bush budget. Instead of flowers, candy, or lingerie, why not spend a little time and energy on a collective call to action?
It's been a bad week for the Bush Administration, in spite of aides eagerly chanting "Road Trip!" after the SOTU. Things aren't going well on the phase-out campaign trail.
Americans don't need a secret de-coder ring to understand the PR push to sell the Plan to destroy Social Security, but some may enjoy a trip down memory lane before the State of the Union re-defines privatization.
Excuse me, but this is personal . . . oops, er, I mean, private.
In an uncertain world, its nice to know we can always count on the current Administration to provide some much needed semantic entertainment.
Tracking, documenting, and correcting the continuing assault by The Second Administration requires a healthy village of progressive citizens to speak truth to power. The mounting campaign against raiding Social Security is one indication of the strength of this Village.
For many Americans, the most memorable words George W. Bush spoke this week did not come in his second Inaugural speech.
Some details are beginning to emerge about the President's plan to destroy Roosevelt's successful Social Security safety net. Early signs of the marketing, the campaign process, and the rhetoric are troubling.
Mr. Bush is failing to convince the GOP to brutalize Social Security despite fear tactics. Perhaps GOPPOTUS has less political capital than he at first claimed.
On the leaked WH memo, courtesy of Peter Wehner, *s director of strategic initiatives and Roves deputy. If you havent read the whole memo, you should. . . The linguistic pattern is dangerous.
The lines have clearly formed in the reality-based community on the current issues facing the newly sworn-in 109th Congress. To clarify whats at stake on the two sides, the title of this piece invokes previous installments. For background, link here and here. This post focuses on the contrast between the reality-based community and the Others, the Imperialist Extremists. Lets look at the priorities evident in the activities of Day 1.
Celebrate the new year with progressive anthems.
On this last day of a long, grim year as frustrations still swarm around Ohiogate, its important to note some small victories.
'Twas the Nightmare Before Inauguration In case you missed it the first time, here's a re-post. Just in time for Christmas Eve.
The primary topics in the websphere this weekend, however, center on three tangled but related attack threads: the Economic Summit, the marketing of the Social Security crisis, and the continuing attacks on Rumsfelds Iraqgate.
Finding credible information at the Economic "Summit" is proving to be more illusive than Bernie Kerik's "nanny." I doubt anyone familiar with Bush's record on the economy took the Economic Summit this week seriously, but at least the outrageous comments and mock discussions have gotten some fair criticism this time around.
With Republicans smugly observing that Democrats seem to be in disarray these days, some suspect that we are both living in a parallel universe with two separate realities. Pundits have said that while Democrats were in angst at Disney World, Glibs were on the ground in Ohio, and bloggers from all over are still trying to figure out where the front is. For most of us, the sound of marching boots is hard to ignore and our compasses are working. . .
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Stories circulating in the blogosphere over the weekend remind me that most of the people I know get their news online or through alternative web sources these days. For those who may have been on vacation, shopping, or off-line, heres a sampling of weekend highlights.
Those of you ready for action, here is your opportunity, and an important reminder: Tomorrow at noon is a nationwide protest/call for action regarding the 2004 Election, vote theft, and protecting voters rights. On Federal and state captial steps everywhere, citizens are urged to take part in this first, public expression of outrage over the voting suppression, irregularities, and vote fraud surrounding Election 2004.
Despite troop frustrations voiced to Rumsfeld for adequate protection, the ball preparations are in full swing. Meanwhile our troops are scrounging through the trash for basic daily protection that our government has failed to provide.
The House Judiciary Committee's hearing on voter suppression and election fraud demands citizen action and brought to light several proposed legal and constitutional solutions.
C-Span covers the hearings. Tune in for testimony and evidence on the vote fraud in Ohio.
Political Strategy is Economic Strategy.
The White House is in full party mode, both figuratively and literally. Decorations and Christmas carols are now passing for hard news on CNN. But the background music, for anyone who cares to listen to it, carries a plaintiff and lilting dissonance.
Black Friday is here, and the holiday spin has begun. . .
Here at PS, however, the memories springing from brain stems still functional for the moment are focused on other issues: 1) ongoing investigations of balloting fraud and other election irregularities, 2) GOP power abuses, 3) CIA resignations, and 4) White House leaks. The grafs below hit some of these highlights.
Word is that Democrats, progressives, Greens, moderates, and other rational, critical thinkers have been a little down lately. Time for a little levity, a change of pace, Holiday "cheer,"and perhaps, alternative memes.
As long as were re-framing reality for the new (old) administration, perhaps we should re-visit the notion of moral values again. Serious confusion is rampant on this and related issues, particularly about what constitutes genuine spirituality, moral vision, and ethical behavior. In fact, either-or thinking (Youre with us or youre against us.) is propelling agendas across many disciplines other than politics: religion, science, education, language, music, and art.
Recent outrages from the Hill and environs.
Elizabeth Edwards' update
The Bush Agenda is shaping up quickly.
George W. Bush has broken the great seal separating church from state, the seal of religious indifference that de Crevècoeur in 1782 recognized as the distinguishing trait of Americans.
Reality sets in. . . . The American electorate may have been a bit bloodied in the months leading up to the final fray, but the search for an authentic, healing march toward democracy remains unbowed
Polls Staying Open Late in NC
"Let me be clear." . . . Regardless of all the legal activity, all the evidence points to a staggering participation by the American electorate. That benefits Democrats.
A good hint of how unreliable the current polls may be is wafting through mainstream media newsrooms and virtual communities . . . but a pattern is emerging.
The release of the OBL tape has generated mixed, if somewhat muted, responses in the mainstream medias last full news cycle of the Presidential election. Fortunately, the Internet community operates under fewer restraints regarding copy deadlines. As political consultants scramble to re-shape strategies for each tarmac touchdown, any glitch in the expected daily framework presents an opportunity. But for a brief moment, pundits, campaigns, and viewers alike appeared to be caught in mid-stride, interrupted before heading into the final weekend before the big finish. Although both political candidates responded to the tapes release in understated comments, the differences were subtle but telling.


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Hawaii land board approves Thirty Meter TelescopeApril 15, 2013 8:39 am | by Audrey McAvoy, Associated Press | News | Comments
A plan by California and Canadian universities to build the world's largest telescope at the summit of Hawaii's Mauna Kea volcano won approval from the state Board of Land and Natural Resources on Friday, clearing the way for a land lease negotiation. The telescope, with its proposed 30-m long segmented primary mirror, should help scientists see some 13 billion light years away.
NC renewable energy law diminished in House billApril 4, 2013 9:24 am | by GARY D. ROBERTSON - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | Comments
A House panel on Wednesday narrowly approved an effort to scale back and ultimately repeal a 2007 law requiring North Carolina electric utilities to generate a percentage of their power through alternative sources and locate energy savings. The House commerce subcommittee voted 11-10 in favor of the bill that would cap renewable energy and efficiency requirements by power companies, electric cooperatives, and city-owned electric utilities at roughly half the level the law ultimately demands.
Obama proposes $100M for brain mapping projectApril 2, 2013 12:35 pm | by Nedra Pickler, Associated Press | News | Comments
President Barack Obama on Tuesday asked Congress to spend $100 million next year on a new project to map the human brain in hopes of eventually finding cures for disorders like Alzheimer's, epilepsy and traumatic injuries. The BRAIN Initiative, he said, could create jobs and eventually lead to answers to ailments including Parkinson's and autism and help reverse the effect of a stroke.
Obama to propose $100M brain mapping projectApril 2, 2013 9:46 am | by NEDRA PICKLER - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | Comments
President Barack Obama is proposing a new research investment to map the human brain in hopes of eventually finding treatments for traumatic injuries and disorders like Alzheimer's disease and epilepsy. The president planned to propose an initial $100 million investment next year during remarks Tuesday morning. The White House said in a statement that the goal of the project—called the BRAIN Initiative for Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies—is "to revolutionize our understanding of the human mind" and create jobs.
Optimism in UN over 1st global arms trade treatyMarch 27, 2013 9:25 pm | by EDITH M. LEDERER - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | Comments
The first global treaty on regulating the multimillion-dollar arms trade appeared to be nearing consensus, supporters said, though worries remained that Iran, India, or other countries would back off an agreement that requires approval from all 193 United Nations member states.
Researchers seek to reduce deafening jet engine noiseMarch 25, 2013 11:59 am | News | Comments
Have you ever had a fighter jet fly over your home and the noise of the aircraft booms loud enough to rattle the windows? Imagine working on an aircraft carrier or air base, up close to the engines as they take off or land. Several U.S.-based research teams, with the support of the Office of Naval Research, have been tasked with finding a way to reduce that deafening noise as part of a three-year project.
Cyberwar manual lays down rules for online attacksMarch 20, 2013 10:01 am | by Raphael Satter, Associated Press | News | Comments
Even cyberwar has rules, and one group of experts is putting out a manual to prove it. Their handbook, the Tallinn Manual, due to be published later this week, applies the practice of international law to the world of electronic warfare in an effort to show how hospitals, civilians and neutral nations can be protected in an information-age fight.
Study reveals potential for deep cuts to petroleum use, emissionsMarch 19, 2013 4:16 pm | News | Comments
The U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory and Argonne National Laboratory this week announced the release of the Transportation Energy Futures study, an assessment of avenues to reach deep cuts in petroleum use and greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector. The project suggests opportunities for 80% reductions by 2050
Carnegie Mellon, NSA seek high school hackersMarch 18, 2013 9:10 am | by Kevin Begos, Associated Press | News | Comments
One of the government's top spy agencies, the National Security Agency, has teamed with Carnegie Mellon University to interest high school students in a game of computer hacking. Their goal with "Toaster Wars" is to cultivate the nation's next generation of cyber warriors. The free, online "high school hacking competition" is scheduled to run from April 26 to May 6, and any U.S. student or team in grades six through 12 can apply and participate.
Researchers find German-made spyware across globeMarch 13, 2013 5:28 pm | by Raphael Satter, Associated Press | News | Comments
A Canadian research center said Wednesday that it had identified 25 different countries that host servers linked to FinFisher, a Trojan horse program which can dodge anti-virus protections to steal data, log keystrokes, eavesdrop on Skype calls, and turn microphones and webcams into live surveillance devices. This finding doesn't necessarily mean those countries' governments are using FinFisher, but it is an indication of the spyware's reach.
Researchers map out an alternative energy future for New YorkMarch 12, 2013 2:39 pm | by Rob Jordan, Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment | News | Comments
Hydraulic fracturing may soon be approved for the state of New York. However, a new study finds that it is technically and economically feasible to convert New York's all-purpose energy infrastructure to one powered by wind, water, and sunlight. The authors say that overall switch would reduce New York's end-use power demand by about 37% and stabilize energy prices.
Ground-level ozone falling faster than model predictedMarch 11, 2013 1:32 pm | News | Comments
According to a recent study from Rice University and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, there is good news and better news about ground-level ozone in American cities. While dangerous ozone levels have fallen in places that clamp down on emissions from vehicles and industry, the report suggests that a model widely used to predict the impact of remediation efforts has been too conservative.
EU fines Microsoft $733M for breaking browser pactMarch 7, 2013 9:18 am | by Toby Sterling, Associated Press | News | Comments
The European Union has fined Microsoft €561 million ($733 million) for breaking a pledge to offer personal computer users a choice of Internet browsers when they install the company's flagship Windows operating system. The penalty imposed by the EU's executive arm, the Commission, is a first for Brussels: no company has ever failed to keep its end of a bargain with EU authorities before.
India rejects Bayer plea against cheap cancer drugMarch 5, 2013 10:15 am | by Nirmala George, Associated Press | News | Comments
India's patent appeals office has rejected Bayer AG's plea to stop the production of a cheaper generic version of a patented cancer drug in a ruling that health groups say is an important precedent for getting inexpensive lifesaving medicines to the poor. Bayer sells a one month supply of the drug for about $5,600. Natco's version would cost Indian patients $175 a month, less than 1/30th as much.
White House: Cell phone unlocking should be legalMarch 5, 2013 10:07 am | News | Comments
An Obama administration adviser says the White House believes smartphone and tablet users should be allowed to unlock their phones and use the devices on the network of their choosing. The administration's opinion on the matter also goes for tablets, since they are becoming similar to smartphones.
MIT's Ernest J. Moniz nominated Secretary of EnergyMarch 4, 2013 2:37 pm | by David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | News | Comments
President Barack Obama announced today that he intends to nominate Ernest J. Moniz to head the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Moniz is the Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Physics and Engineering Systems at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as the director of the MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) and the Laboratory for Energy and the Environment. At MIT, Moniz has also served previously as head of the Department of Physics and as director of the Bates Linear Accelerator Center.
In death, Facebook photos could fade away foreverMarch 4, 2013 8:17 am | by Lauren Gambino, Associated Press | News | Comments
A grieving Oregon mother who battled Facebook for full access to her deceased son's account has been pushing for years for something that would prevent others from losing photos, messages and other memories—as she did. The Oregon Legislature took up the cause as well, only to be turned back by pressure from the tech industry, which argued that both a 1986 federal law and voluntary terms of service agreements prohibit companies from sharing a person's information. Still, lawmakers pushed forward, seeking to treat digital information, from photos to intellectual property, as material property for estate purposes.
U.S. may face inevitable nuclear power exitMarch 1, 2013 10:13 am | News | Comments
In a 2012 report, the Obama administration announced that it was "jumpstarting" the nuclear industry and injected significant funding into two new nuclear reactor projects in Georgia. But this investment—the first of its kind in three decades—belies an overall dismal U.S. nuclear power landscape, according to a recently published report. Where Japan and many European countries responded to the Fukushima disaster with public debate and significant policy shifts in the nuclear arena, the U.S. has scarcely broached the subject.
NSF, partners to expand access to publicly-funded researchFebruary 25, 2013 10:13 am | News | Comments
Late last week, the National Science Foundation , along with federal partners, announced its commitment to expand public access to the results of its funded research. This announcement follows a memorandum issued from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy directing science-funding agencies to develop plans to increase access to the results of federally funded research.
Russia, Kazakhstan may manage space base togetherFebruary 15, 2013 8:39 am | by Peter Leonard, Associated Press | News | Comments
Russia may suspend its lease for some facilities at the Baikonur space complex in Kazakhstan, opening the way for its joint administration by the two countries, a senior Russian space official says. The launch pad for satellite-deploying Zenit rockets at the complex will be the first facility to be reviewed, Roscosmos deputy head Sergei Savelyev told the Ivzestia newspaper in an interview published Thursday.
U.S. weighs tougher action over China cyberattacksFebruary 1, 2013 4:06 am | by LOLITA C. BALDOR - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | Comments
High-level talks with the Chinese government to address persistent cyberattacks against U.S. companies and government agencies haven't worked, so officials say the Obama administration is now considering a range of actions. China-based hackers have long been an economic and national security concern, but as cybersecurity experts report an increase in attacks, U.S. leaders are looking at ways to better address the threat and analyze its impact.
U.S. government scientists say retire most research chimpsJanuary 23, 2013 10:31 am | by Janet McConnaughey, Associated Press | News | Comments
The National Institutes of Health Council of Councils Working Group on Tuesday approved a to retire all but 50 of hundreds of chimpanzees kept for federally funded research. The chimps would be sent to a national sanctuary, and no return to breeding them for research would take place. The proposal also calls for major cuts in grants to study chimps in laboratories.
Doubling down on energy efficiencyJanuary 18, 2013 11:15 am | by Allan Chen, Berkeley Lab | News | Comments
Recent research at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory finds utility customer-funded energy efficiency programs expanding across the United States. Spending on these programs, which are funded by mandatory charges on utility bills, will double to nearly $10 billion per year by 2025. Drivers for this growth include energy efficiency resource standards required of utilities.
Reduce greenhouse gas by exporting coal?January 16, 2013 9:36 am | News | Comments
Western U.S. coal companies looking to expand sales to China will likely succeed, according to Stanford University economist Frank Wolak. But, due to energy market dynamics in the United States, those coal exports are likely to reduce global emissions of greenhouse gases.
Congress extends tax credits for wind, biofuelsJanuary 2, 2013 6:15 pm | by DAVID PITT - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | Comments
The wind energy and ethanol industries celebrated a victory Wednesday with the inclusion of tax credit extensions in the tax relief bill approved by Congress, but that may not mean lost jobs will come back anytime soon. The measure approved Tuesday night as part of the bill extending tax cuts for most taxpayers also helps wind energy and ethanol producers by extending tax credits, most of which expired Monday.


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Meanwhile, on the other side of the political spectrum, there were scads of progressive pundits like me who wrung our hands with worry that OWS was playing right into the hands of assholes like Krauthammer. Don't give them any ammunition! we counseled. Stay on message! Be specific! We were all playing the Rorschach-test game with OWS, trying to squint at it and see what we wanted to see in the movement. Viewed through the prism of our desire to make near-term, within-the-system changes, it was hard to see how skirmishing with cops in New York would help foreclosed-upon middle-class families in Jacksonville and San Diego.What both sides missed is that OWS is tired of all of this. They don't care what we think they're about, or should be about. They just want something different.
Last time I post in the politics area of the forums.
We're just saying, you can't change any thing by waving signs.
"This is a critical moment for the movement given what happened the other night," Paul Knick, 44, a software engineer from Montclair, N.J., said as he marched through the financial district with other protesters on Thursday. "It seems like there's a concerted effort to stop the movement and I'm here to make sure that doesn't happen." Similar protests were planned around the county. In Dallas, police evicted dozens of protesters from their campsite near City Hall citing public safety and hygiene issues. They arrested 18 protesters who refused to leave. About 500 sympathizers of the Occupy protest marched in downtown Los Angeles. The protesters, chiefly a coalition of labor unions, gathered between the Bank of America tower and Wells Fargo Plaza, chanting "Banks got bailed out, we got sold out." Protesters in Las Vegas vowed to pitch tents in front of a federal building. In Albany, N.Y., protesters from Buffalo, Rochester and other encampments were coming in by bus to join a demonstration in a downtown park. Police in Portland, Ore., closed a bridge in preparation for a march there.The New York group announced it would rally near the New York Stock Exchange, then fan out across Manhattan and head to subways, before gathering downtown and marching over the Brooklyn Bridge. A past attempt to march across the bridge drew the first significant international attention to the Occupy movement when more than 700 people were arrested. The police department said it would have scores of officers ready to handle protesters in the subways. "The protesters are calling for a massive event aimed at disrupting major parts of the city," Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson said. "We will be prepared for that." Passer-by Gene Williams, a 57-year-old bond trader, joked that he was "one of the bad guys" but that he empathized with the demonstrators. "They have a point in a lot of ways," he said. "The fact of the matter is, there is a schism between the rich and the poor and it's getting wider." ...The good behavior in Las Vegas and other Occupy efforts across Nevada is even more noteworthy because Nevadans may have the most cause to rage against the machine. The state tops the nation in foreclosures and unemployment and entire neighborhoods have been overtaken by vacant homes and storefronts. But while protesters in other cities riot and rage, the Vegas group is hosting a series of free foreclosure mediation workshops for homeowners who are underwater on their mortgages. Organizers insist their anti-greed message has a better chance of spreading if they aren't labeled violent anarchists.
In reply to Carder52, #1:You are clearly uninformed and do not have the slightest clue what you are talking about or how to make an appropriate forum thread. My only conclusion is that you must be a redneck, and for that I am sorry.
In 2004 Wal-Mart made 234 billion dollars profit... Instead of distributing that to the people who did the work they decided to leave it to the fat cats and big-wigs. That sort of corporate behavior cripples the American economy and you need to understand that. If someone handed your father $50,000 you can bet he'd go out and spend it... everyone from the local baker to the big businesses win. That money goes back into the community and keeps flowing through the economy, creating a healthier economy for everyone.
Do you think it's right that corporate CEOs ran their companies into the ground and then took multi-million dollar bonuses after the American taxpayers bailed them out? Do you think that freedom of speech was put into the constitution as the first ammendment because it doesn't matter?


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Motorists are a little happier today as for the first time in several weeks petroleum prices dipped.
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In its weekly price adjustment, the Public Utilities Board set maximum prices for all regulated petroleum products all a little lower today, including gasoline, which went down by 4.0 cents per litre.
Propane heating fuel saw the highest decrease at 5.2 cpl, while diesel motor fuel fell 3.5 cpl, furnace oil decreased 2.23 cpl, and users will pay 3.22 cpl less for stove oil.
These maximum prices reflect the change in the average benchmark price of the products over the seven-day period ending Tuesday.
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PEOPLE still grumble about science having a low media profile. They are behind the times. These days, newspapers and broadcasters are so keen to cover advances in science and medicine that we face the reverse problemknowing exactly why a story is in the news. Has someone just published ground-breaking findings? Is a company hyping mediocre results to boost its finances? It can often be hard to tell what's going on, as the "cancer drug discovery" headlines that swept the world this week revealed.
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Personnel: Boldin played 98 percent of the snaps. In just 10 snaps, rookie running back Bernard Pierce had 48 rushing yards on six carries. Fullback Vonta Leach's playing time was up to 32 snaps with steady I-formation workload. Tight ends Dennis Pitta (57 plays) and Ed Dickson (40 plays) had zero catches with Pitta only targeted twice after being a focal point in first three games. Rookie outside linebacker Courtney Upshaw got 52 snaps, but managed just three tackles. Ma'ake Kemoeatu (28 plays) and Terrence Cody (21 plays) divided playing time at nose guard. Jameel McClain had 36 snaps, five tackles, while Ellerbe had four tackles on two less snaps, including a huge hit to knock Josh Cribbs out of the game. McClain has started every game, but is being pushed by Ellerbe.
What went right: Ray Rice's textbook stiff arm flattened linebacker Craig Robertson. He overwhelmed D'Qwell Jackson in the open field on swing passes. Flacco went after overmatched corner Sheldon Brown, often connecting with Boldin and Smith downfield. Outside linebacker Albert McClellan was physical, setting the edge for eight tackles, two for losses. Haloti Ngata is an unenviable assignment for interior blockers, displaying rare form so far. He dominated athletic Browns center Alex Mack.
What went wrong: Michael Oher committed three penalties and had issues with speed rushers. It wasn't a sterling game for rookie Kelechi Osemele. Ramon Harewood struggled against stunts, and maintaining leverage. The line allowed four sacks, six quarterback hits. Flacco stared down Boldin on an end-zone throw intercepted by Robertson, continuing a trend of failing to look off defenders. Middle linebacker Ray Lewis had a quiet game with four tackles, and was unable to match Trent Richardson's speed on a red-zone touchdown run. In a mostly encouraging game, Paul Kruger committed a late-game penalty for shoving Joe Thomas that could have been costly. Kruger has to maintain his composure. Long snapper Morgan Cox had a rough game with a few errant snaps.
Turning point: Oft-criticized cornerback Cary Williams jumped a sideline pass intended for Travis Benjamin, gambling correctly for a 63-yard interception return after being picked on for the majority of the season. His touchdown boosted the Ravens to a 23-10 advantage late in the third quarter.
X-factor: Ravens' linebackers are effective stuffing the run between the tackles and building a wall, but could be vulnerable on perimeter against Kansas City Chiefs star running back Jamaal Charles. He's one of the fastest players in the league.


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Foreign Papers Observe Kim Jong Il's Birthday
|Pyongyang, February 28 (KCNA) -- Newspapers of different countries gave special write-ups to celebrate the birthday of General Secretary Kim Jong Il.
China's newspaper Heilongjiang Daily on Feb. 16 carried articles titled "Taedonggang Combined Fruit Farm, leading fruit producer", "Kaeson Youth Park presenting world of ecstatic dream", etc. with a photo of Kim Jong Il receiving the Chinese minister of Public Security.
Also edited in the paper were pictures of the Korean people leading worthwhile working life and spending pleasant time of rest.
The Feb. 16th issue of the Kuwaiti newspaper Kuwait Times gave one whole page to articles titled "The Juche idea and economic development of the DPRK", "The underground resources, focus of the world", etc. with photos of Kim Jong Il waving back to the cheering crowd and providing field guidance to the Huichon Power Station under construction.
In an article entitled "The ideal of leader Kim Jong Il" the paper said: The international community is witnessing the reality that the building of a thriving nation, the wish of President Kim Il Sung and the ideal of Kim Jong Il, is being realized in the DPRK.
The Namibian paper New Era on Feb. 11 said in an article titled "The DPRK's mode of building a thriving nation seen through one slogan": The slogan "Look out over the world while keeping your feet firmly planted on your own land!" reflects the steadfast will of the Korean people to build a thriving nation their own way under the uplifted banner of the Juche idea.
The Mexican paper Unidad Nacional and the Syrian paper Al Baath on Feb. 15 carried articles introducing the Korean people who are conducting a general offensive full of confidence in victory without the slightest wavering in the drive to build a thriving nation under the wise leadership of Kim Jong Il.
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It is September 11, a date that changed our world. Most of us won't be able to forget what happened on that day, the images are burned into our minds forever.
It is September 11, a date that changed our world. Most of us won't be able to forget what happened on that day, the images are burned into our minds forever.
The parachutist who escorted a fictional Queen Elizabeth to the Opening Ceremonies of the 2012 London Olympics is dead after an aerial diving accident.
Great news from the office of our Governor. Reports are that he paid a surprise visit to our
Montana troops that are deployed in Afghanistan. This is his first trip overseas since taking office.
This is the video from the National Anthem we were talking about on the K-Bear Morning Show.
Hopefully he'll be able to complete more than 50% of his passes. In other white smoke/black smoke news a new BBQ place is opening on Montana Avenue tomorrow.
As you're probably already aware by now a tragedy befell the world yesterday... yep, the Belly Dancing Channel in Cairo, Egypt went out of business. As they say, it went ____'s up! Now a middle aged man like me can make his belly dance but frankly I don't think anyone is about to make a channel out of that and I personally would pay higher cable rates to keep from having to see it
Two outstanding Montanans will be representing the United States in London at the Summer Olympics.
23 year old Nick Mower of Butte will be competing in the Olympic Shooting Competition. That starts on August 5th
Keith Urban may call the States home now, but the Australian native hasn't forgotten his roots. As proof, the award-winning country star has spent quite a bit of time in the Land Down Under, playing a part on Australia's version of 'The Voice' and bringing country to his overseas fans. Most recently, Urban is thrilling his followers by gracing the cover of GQ Australia, looking especially dapper in a tailored gray suit.
I love being in radio because radio is a part of everything we do. If there is something fun and exciting, you can be sure there's a radio station there. If there is a tragedy, we're there. A person can't ask for more than to be a part of history, and help people through it
Parents and adults everywhere! Here's an internet craze that will make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. It's called Bed Of Shame, and it's all over Twitter.
Here's how Bed Of Shame works, the morning after, someone takes a picture of their unsuspecting partner then posts it on Twitter
Would you pay one million dollars for a movie poster? With an original one-sheet from Fritz Lang's 1927 silent masterpiece 'Metropolis' going to auction soon, that's the big question. Commonly cited as the most valuable movie poster in the world, the iconic piece of art is expected to fetch huge piles of cash from a collector with very deep pockets.
Starting at 10:10 pm on Friday and finishing approximately 25 minutes later, 33-year-old Nik Wallenda completed a death-defying stunt that left everyone in attendance in awe. The daredevil aerialist balanced his way across Niagra Falls on a tight rope, becoming the first man to perform this feat.


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Guess the Kardashian Butts!
The Kardashian sisters are famous for their voluptuous backsides. Sure, Kim Kardashian's butt is by far the most well-known, but sisters Kourtney and Khloe have some pretty spectacular assets as well.
But just how well do you know the famous Kardashian butts? Here's a picture of two of the sisters showing off their backsides for the cameras. Have any clues as to which two sisters these might be?