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Size Tested: 9 m2, 12 m2, 15 m2 / Style: Five-line hybrid / What's new: Refined foil shape, new fifth-line leading-edge bridle
The HiFi is the new-school five-line hybrid that combines the wind range of an SLE design with the direct steering, powered turning and high-energy performance of a competition C kite. It unites LF's SLE bridled technology with the fifth-line system that enables the kite to function like an SLE but perform like a new-school freestyle champion.
Bar setup and safety systems
The Axis five-line bar has a smooth EVA foam grip with flagging-line safety handles on one back line and one on the front. It differs from some other five-line systems, and uses a long trim line and pulley with the below-the-bar trim and safety system. The fifth line runs right from the end of the trim line between the front two lines. This enables all three front lines to be trimmed identically, eliminating any distortion of the canopy while depowering.
Key kite features
The HiFi is built for the punishment of advanced riders because of its quality build features: single-point inflation system, five-line control system for stability, diamond wingtips for control and depower, and reinforced seams that wrap around plates for durability.
On-water performance
The HiFi stands out among five-line kites for its ability to depower. It performs like an SLE kite but maintains the feel, pop, direct steering and turn capability of the traditional C kites still being used on the PKRA tour. In fact, it was the only five-line kite that got top marks for total depower among testers. It has great potential for waveriding as well as freestyle because of the excellent depower and quick turning capability.
Testers noted slightly increased bar pressure over last year's model but provides better positional feedback for waves and flatwater freestyle. Like the Havoc, the HiFi also maintains performance with rock-solid stability, and has adequate steering while depowered. Unhooked, the HiFi pulls smoothly and gives the required pop needed to attempt any trick in your bag. Also unmatched by many five-line kites on the market is the ability to water relaunch using the SLE-style steering-line pull. This gives the HiFi advantage if a rider wants the fifth line to ride in the waves or currents when quick relaunching is essential.
Reality check
The jumbo size of the 15-metre HiFi still feels less responsive, with more bar pressure than some SLE counterparts.
Bottom line
The HiFi almost opens up its own category of kite, blurring the line between an SLE and traditional fifth-line kite setup. Its performance should not be overlooked by any intermediate or advanced rider who wants a versatile kite that can push the limits of the new-school freestyle realm and still hold its own in waves.


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February 12, 2007 10:40 AM PST
AT&T taps MediaFlo for mobile TV
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AT&T expects to offer the service by the end of 2007, the company said.
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AT&T is now the second major carrier to announce plans to use MediaFlo. Verizon Wireless announced more than a year ago it would use the network. In January, it launched V Cast TV, the first mobile television service to use MediaFlo.
Sprint Nextel, which also offers a video service over its 3G cellular network, has been testing MediaFlo since last year, a company representative said. But Sprint has not announced whether it plans to offer a live TV broadcast service to its subscribers using MediaFlo.
Even though mobile operators such as Sprint Nextel, Verizon Wireless and Cingular Wireless have spent billions of dollars over the last few years building 3G wireless networks to deliver new services such as video, these 3G networks are inadequate for delivering high volumes of live TV programming because they are designed to deliver services in a "unicast" fashion.
This means content is delivered to each individual subscriber when it is requested. By contrast, MediaFlo is a dedicated network that broadcasts video to all viewers at once, just as a traditional broadcast television network operates.
Mobile handset maker Nokia also announced Monday its new N77 multimedia handset, which allows people to watch live, streaming video. The handset uses DVB-H (digital video broadcasting--handheld), a standard for broadcast mobile TV that competes with MediaFlo.
DVB-H is gaining support in Europe, while MediaFlo is gaining steam in the U.S. In September, Motorola and Nokia announced they would work together to promote DVB-H and eventually make their relevant hardware interoperate.
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Traded my DRZ for it today. 2002 6th gen with almost 21k on it. It's been dropped and has some fairly minor scuffing on the right side but overall it's in good condition. It's a huge difference from the DRZ, I loves it. The battery was low when I got it, so it's on the trickle for the night. After running it for around 30 minutes though it charged without an issue and was starting on it's own.
Yeah, they did the same thing to me. Shameless, just shameless.
Congrats on your new sled. 21K on the clock is about right IMO. Mine had less than 7400 when I bought it 2 1/2 years ago, and all of the issues I have had with it stemmed from it having not been ridden often enough before I bought it.
Hopefully you'll be spared the dried out and leaking fuel pressure regulator just recently replaced on mine.
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So my friend was talking to the owner of Big Bob's in EGR and he said that he was interested in thier old location on the corner of Hall and Giddings but the current owner (who has had the windows covered with newspapers for years) wants 1 million for it... So it looks like that whole retail block there will continue to suffer. It is too bad there is some great potential to serve ottawa hills/ SE side there.
A million?????? He cant be serious!
My family lived near this corner back in 1987 and I've never known a time when that intersection could have ever warranted that type of price on any of those buildings. The Ottawa branch library, one of the few well-maintained buildings, wouldn't even fetch that much. the rest of the intersection is mostly
shabby car repair shops, and a liquor store. It's been a long time, But I think a tailor and a karate
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it plans to complete the non-cancer portion of its Reanalysis of Key Issues Related to Dioxin Toxicity and Response to NAS Comments, and post the final non-cancer assessment to the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) by the end of January 2012, according to a press release.
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Dioxins are toxic chemicals that share a similar chemical structure and act through a similar mechanism.While dioxin levels in the environment have been declining since the early 1970s, dioxins remain a concern because they will continue to enter the food chain through releases from soils and sediments, and they have been the subject of a number of federal and state regulations and cleanup actions.


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As a lifetime sufferer from temporary loss of memory of people's names, I found Alun Rees's article on onomastic aphasia (Forum, 24/31 December) very interesting. However, he has hardly scratched the surface.
A typical situation is that I can remember the name five minutes before I need it; I cannot remember it when I need it; and then I remember it again five minutes later, when it is too late.
If I get cross and concentrate desperately hard at trying to remember the name, it absolutely and totally refuses to come. But I can sometimes trick my memory by relaxing and thinking of something else - the lost name will then pop into my mind (because my memory thinks I no longer need it). I then have to repeat it many times to stop it disappearing again.
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Launching her world tour in Israel, Madonna appealed for Middle East and world peace.
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She said she chose Israel to launch her tour in order to spread her message of peace.
"No matter how many laws we change, no matter how many percentages of land we give back, no matter how many talks, no matter how many wars, if we don't treat every human being with dignity and respect we will never have peace," she said, wearing a form-fitting leather dress, a black beret and a fur-like collar. "So start today, start now each and every one of you, OK? You are the future, we are the future, and if there is peace here in the Middle East then there can be peace in the whole world."
Madonna donated 600 tickets to her concert in Israel to Israeli and Palestinian peace activists, and she recognized them in her remarks.
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She changed costume several times through the show. Her playlist included classics "Like a Virgin" and "Like a Prayer" as well as "Give Me All Your Luvin" from her latest album, MDNA.
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A perennially-contending club like the St. Louis Cardinals seems unwilling to sacrifice a season or two in the present to increase the odds of a future payoff. Perhaps they see such a move as unnecessary. 2013 should be no exception. The Cards have made the post-season as a wild card in each of the last two seasons, including going on to claim one world title. They prospered even after the departures of Albert Pujols and Tony La Russa and will be welcoming back most of the same players this coming spring. Yet, 2013 could mark the end of an era for the club. The three most veteran pitchers in their rotation – Chris Carpenter, Adam Wainwright and Jake Westbrook – will be in their final year of their respective contracts. Only Westbrook has an option for 2014. Zack Greinke's new megadeal with the Los Angeles Dodgers – six years, $147 million – should float a number of other current and future free agent boats higher, including that of Wainwright. The Cardinals have never committed...
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Ukrainian heavyweights Dynamo Kiev and Belgian champions Anderlecht each placed a foot in the penultimate UEFA Champions League qualifying round with convincing victories on Tuesday.
Three-time European Cup semi-finalists Dynamo defeated Belgian outfit Ghent 3-0 in the first leg of their third qualifying round tie, while Anderlecht prevailed 3-1 at Welsh minnows The New Saints. The winners of the ties qualify for the Champions League play-off round, when sides including Sevilla, Sampdoria and Tottenham Hotspur enter the competition hoping to reach the group phase.
Dynamo took a 19th-minute lead in the Ukrainian capital when Andriy Yarmolenko lashed home but they had to wait for the final 10 minutes to make the game safe. Former AC Milan and Chelsea striker Andriy Shevchenko struck in the 80th minute to claim his 58th goal in the competition and then set up second-half substitute Roman Zozulya to seal victory in injury time.
The New Saints had booked their place in the third qualifying round by coming from behind to defeat Irish side Bohemians 4-1 on aggregate, but they quickly ran into trouble against Ariel Jacobs's team. American international Sacha Kljestan opened the scoring in the seventh minute, with Jonathan Legear doubling the visitors' advantage 11 minutes later.
Craig Jones gave TNS hopes of a famous comeback when he reduced the arrears at the beginning of the second half but Anderlecht's two-goal lead was restored when Argentine striker Matias Suarez headed home in the 73rd minute.
Earlier, Austrian champions Red Bull Salzburg were denied victory at Cypriots Omonia Nicosia by an injury-time penalty from Congolese striker Lomano Lua Lua. A Gonzalo Zarate shot that squirmed beneath home goalkeeper Dragoslav Jevric gave the Austrians' a seventh-minute lead they looked unlikely to yield until Mendes da Silva's foul on Leandro allowed Lua Lua to make it 1-1 from the spot.
Unirea Urziceni of Romania held Russian powerhouses Zenit St Petersburg to a goalless draw in Bucharest, despite having Razvan Paduretu sent off in the 36th minute for tangling with Aleksandr Kerzhakov.
Czech champions Sparta Prague will take a 1-0 lead into the away leg of their tie with Poland's Lech Poznan thanks to a solitary second-half goal from defender Eric Brabech.
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Anyone having problems with the built in spelling correction on ICS (e.g. All words underlined in red), you have two options for the fix:
I've had confirmation that the scripts work on all platforms, so should all be OK! If not, add a message to this thread and I'll do my best to get back to you. I'm exploring caves in Spain from July 15 - August 15 though, so don't expect an answer between those dates!
OPTION ONE (Root NOT required)
Using my script which does it all for you using adb:
Grab this: http://www.mediafire...xr1gm09zoh560xq
Turn your phone on, plug it into your PC and make sure USB Debugging is enabled.
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On your G300:
Download these two files to your phone:
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After using one of these methods, you should have working spellcheck - you'll need turn it on in Settings -> Language and Input
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Not bad, you've got most of the basics there, but I'm pretty sure that 1/4 time signature was pretty unnecessary and there needs to be a tempo change where it gets faster, but this is more than good enough to get the basics of the song.
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Despite less than ideal climatic conditions, featuring storms which threatened an otherwise perfect year, most parts of California had an excellent year for viticulture. Chardonnays and Sauvignon Blancs were picked at optimum ripeness, and Californian white wine was just about as good as it could be. Surprises and overcoming difficulties summed up much of the United States' wine industry in 2009, and many of the results from Oregon, Washington State and all over California speak for themselves, with the flagship Cabernet Sauvignon grapes having developed healthy, thick skins and thus plenty of character and distinction. Elsewhere in the New World, South Africa had a very good year in 2009, and wineries across the cape of the African continent are proclaiming it a truly great vintage. In most of Europe, fine weather and punctual ripening periods produced some excellent wines, with many of the best coming out of France's Bordeaux and the surrounding regions. Merlot had an exceptionally good year in France, and wineries are proclaiming that the 2009 Merlot harvest was one of the best in living memory. Indeed, across most of France, ripening was relatively even, and red wine grapes such as Cabernet Franc, Syrah and others were reportedly highly characterful, with plenty of the required tannin levels with which to make high quality wines. Italy, too, had a very good 2009. Piedmont reported extremely favorable conditions throughout 2009, and their signature Nebbiolo grapes were more or less perfect when harvested, having benefited from the slight drop in temperature at the end of their ripening period. Veneto, too, had an enviable year, producing superb Pinot Grigio and Chardonnay wines in 2009.
Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon
From the valleys of California and Chile to the rolling hillsides of the Bordeaux region of France, the one red wine grape varietal you will find in abundance is the Cabernet Sauvignon. This darkly colored grape has been cultivated since the mid 18th century, when it was borne from a cross of fine Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc varietals. Since then, it has spread around the world and has been received with pleasure by wineries looking for a varietal which delivers excellence of flavor and aroma, whilst being hardy enough to resist frost and rot and other such difficulties. Indeed, Cabernet Sauvignon is probably the most recognizable red wine grape varietal on earth, and is easily distinguished by its high tannin level and acidic nature, which is often so beautifully mellowed by being blended with Merlot and other such grapes.
Region: California
It isn't difficult to see how California became one of the world's most important, successful and influential wine regions. Since the first vines were planted in the state by Spanish pioneers in the 18th century, the region has made the most of its ideal climatic conditions, which range from hot, dry and arid to windswept and cool, for vineyard cultivation and wine production. Today, California has almost half a million acres under vine, and hundreds of independent and well established wineries dotted across its vast wine-making areas. Californian wines range from the traditional, and those emulating fine Old World wines, to the experimental and unique, and it is the home to many of the world's most exciting and trailblazing wineries producing excellent bottles for the global market.
Country: United States
Of all the New World wine countries, perhaps the one which has demonstrated the most flair for producing high quality wines - using a combination of traditional and forward-thinking contemporary methods - has been the United States of America. For the past couple of centuries, the United States has set about transforming much of its suitable land into vast vineyards, capable of supporting a wide variety of world-class grape varietals which thrive on both the Atlantic and the Pacific coastlines. Of course, we immediately think of sun-drenched California in regards to American wines, with its enormous vineyards responsible for the New World's finest examples of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot based wines, but many other states have taken to viticulture in a big way, with impressive results. Oregon, Washington State and New York have all developed sophisticated and technologically advanced wine cultures of their own, and the output of U.S wineries is increasing each year as more and more people are converted to their produce.
Appellation: Sonoma Valley
The mid-nineteenth century was a hugely important era for the United States wine industry, and it was in this period when Sonoma Valley was first used as a wine region. The earliest wineries which made the wide and flat valley floor their home recognized the potential the region had, and noted the fantastic climate Sonoma Valley received. Alongside this, they understood the importance of the mineral rich volcanic soils and geothermal springs of the region, which would go on to provide nutrition for millions of grape vines over the next century and a half. Today, Sonoma Valley is one of California's premier wine producing regions, and it is widely agreed that many of the state's finest red and white wines hail from this beautiful area.
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Though Kingsport's 14 traffic fatalities in 2013 are the most seen in a calendar year since 20 deaths in 2005, police say there's little they can do about the overriding factors in such tragedies: poor decisions and habits of motorists themselves.
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Eleven fatal crashes have occurred within the city limits this year; five on state routes, four on interstate highways and two on municipal streets. According to statistics provided by Kingsport police, six of the 14 victims weren't wearing seatbelts.
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2010 TG Awards: Luxury Car of the Year
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The Secret-Squirrel reveal of the XJ, some 18 months ago now, laid the foundations for this. It was hard to know whether we were there to look at a new car or had been parachuted into an episode of Spooks. First, there was a rendezvous. Then we were driven to the venue, a massive English stately home. It was when they ushered us up to a roof-top turret that I really began to think my number was up. Exactly how often had I been rude about Jaguar in the past?
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Another episode means another week of trying to narrow down the multitude of ridiculousness coming out of the ATL ladies' mouths. Here's our countdown of the top 10 quotes from the Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 4, Episode 21, "Happiness & Joy."
10. Kandi Burruss: "I never had this many men rubbing on me at the same time!"
Time to crank up that freak number!
9. Sheree Whitfield: "A sister loves a foot massage!"
Who doesn't?
8. NeNe Leakes: "It's getting weird... but I still need to get this watch!"
Bling, bling, bling!
7. Cynthia Bailey: "Yes, models actually have to be smart because they travel the world and they actually have to figure out how to get from the airport to the hotel, from the hotel to the agency, to the castings, and they have to eat... they gotta figure all that out."
Oh, no — not eating! So complicated.
6. Kim Zolciak, about NeNe: "What she really doesn't want people to find out is that she doesn't need a dildo because she has a dick in her pants."
The reunion can't come fast enough!
5. NeNe: "The half-naked men don't surprise me — once again, we're talking about Kandi, so we're talking about strippers, ding-a-lings, va-jay-jays, get it from the back, get it from the side..."
Sounds like a good time to us.
4. Kandi: "I'm OK if you have a little bit of hair, but I don't want it to look like curled up, little knaps, like little taco meat."
She likes some steak on her men!
3. Phaedra Parks: "I love to see everybody's booty... nothin' wrong with that. I'm a donkologist. PhD."
Yes, but are you capable of eating lunch? Now that deserves a PhD.
2. NeNe: "It ain't got to be black as long as it work."
We still talking about credit cards here?
1. Kim: "Let me get my vibrator and get on home to my son."
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Today's website of the day is direct.gov.uk a website that very nearly dispels the popular myth that politicians are pretty much useless.
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A clean and clearly laid out site, Directgov offers services and information on an enormous arrange of topics. Car tax and MOT information is offered alongside guides for the growing number of cyclists. There are sections covering your rights as a consumer and the latest advice on identity fraud and data protection.
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Sunflower pencils are a nice addition to any room, especially a classroom. We think these sweet pencils are the perfect gift for a favorite teacher.
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mechanisms by which they may address groundwater basin dilemmas. However, the state does not require groundwater pumpers to adopt one of the alternatives. As a consequence, a number of basins that were once in overdraft are now actively managed, and a number of basins that are experiencing critical problems are not managed at all.
Whereas California is at one end of the spectrum in helping pumpers to devise their own solutions to groundwater dilemmas, Arizona is at the other. The State of Arizona, through its active management areas, directly manages the state's most overdrafted basins. The 1980 Arizona Groundwater Management Act created the Arizona Department of Water Resources and directed it to define and quantify groundwater rights based on type of use. Agricultural, mining and industrial, and water utility rights have been defined and allocated. Agricultural rights, and mining and industrial rights have been allocated strictly on the basis of historical use. For instance, for each acre-foot of water a mine pumped on average each year for the five years prior to 1980, the mine was granted a property right. Groundwater pumpers are required to report their groundwater pumping annually. The Arizona Department of Water Resources monitors and enforces groundwater rights.
Groundwater rights were allocated with little immediate consideration given to limiting the overdraft of basins. Groundwater overdraft and subsidence problems will be addressed over time through the retirement of groundwater rights, the gradual phasing-out of agriculture, the importation of surface water supplies through the Central Arizona Project, and increasingly strict water conservation requirements.
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Hull City to sign more: Abel Hernandez close as Bruce admits Tom Cleverley interest
Posted: August 29, 2014|
STEVE Bruce says Hull City's exit from Europe will not affect his transfer policy as he continues to pursue more new recruits.
Although City exited the Europa League on away goals to KSC Lokeren at the KC Stadium, Bruce is close to completing a deal for Uruguay striker Abel Hernandez.
And while he was building a squad to compete in Europe and the top flight, the end of their Europa League challenge will not change his transfer activity.
"Always our focus is on the Premier League and you have to build a squad for that, whether we were going through in Europe or not," he said.
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"Things are advancing quickly (with Hernandez) and we have to get bits and pieces done. We are trying hard. The medical is okay and the personal terms, we just have to iron out one or two issues.
"He has a work permit appeal on Friday and we will see how we get on."
Bruce remains hopeful he can bring Hernandez in from Palermo and could have him in his squad for Sunday's trip to Aston Villa, with the Tigers boss continuing his pursuit of further targets.
Manchester United's Tom Cleverley and Mo Diame of West Ham are both midfielders he is keen on, but the City boss has denied lodging a bid for either player at this stage.
The Tigers will head to Villa on Sunday with new signing Michael Dawson set to make his debut, but nursing the hangover of a European exit against a team they were capable of beating.
A frustrated Bruce pointed to the mistake in Lokeren last week and a failure to score an away goal as the reason for being knocked out, thanks to the Belgian's away goal in a 2-1 victory for City at the KC last night.
"We've just experienced what playing in Europe is all about," said Bruce. "The disappointments, frustrations and the away goal rule. We won the match and have gone out. But if we are being honest we didn't play to the levels we expect and we made far too many mistakes.
"We gave the ball away far too cheaply and four or five didn't get to the level you expect, that's the disappointing thing.
"We have to move on very quickly and get over the disappointment."
A failure to claim a crucial away goal when dominant in Belgium last week ultimately cost the Tigers.
Twice Robbie Brady had given City the lead, but Jordan Remacle's goal at the start of the second half proved decisive.
"It was a great experience, but one that has gone too quick," said Bruce. "We had a great opportunity over there and we haven't played well enough at home. It wasn't enough."


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More than that, an agreeable feeling of entitlement sweeps over you. Good-natured entitlement, mind, not at all like the arrogance a big, fast SUV tends to engender. So I feel OK about checking into the château at the end of day one. Hey, Goldfinger stayed in nice places en route, while Bond hung back at the railway hotel. I get a text from Bill asking how the meal is. 'Beyond five-star,' I truthfully reply. The beep comes back: 'Two-star doesn't begin to describe this place.'
And it didn't. It was distinctly zero-star. While Paul dined in the château, I was close to the railway station in Reims, tucked away in a grotty little block beyond a dusty park, some way from the town centre. But it mattered not, because a new Aston Martin DB9 was parked in the railway station's long-term car park, strategically placed outside my window. When I was awakened twice by goods trains in the night, and again by commuter trains and platform announcements in the morning, I pulled back the curtains and admired the silver DB9's sleek shape as it sat there, waiting for another day of Grand Touring.


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Is Government Now the Caboose of Technology?
January 28, 2013
TechCrunch has posted an interesting Q&A with veteran IT innovator Marc Andreesen on "the future of enterprise." It includes an insightful (if not wholly original) summary of the evolution of the computer industry, in which Andreesen makes the case that government used to fund and develop the big advances in computing, which would then make their way to private companies and, ultimately, consumers. Now, Andreesen argues, the situation is reversed.
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A 1972 Airstream Gets a Modern Makeover from Hofmann Architecture
A 1972 Airstream Gets a Modern Makeover from Hofmann Architecture
This clean and modern update to a classic 1972 Tradewind Airstream trailer is the work of 28-year-old Matthew Hofmann of Hofmann Architecture. Now the soon-to-be forty trailer looks like an edgy guest studio that could make the front page of Air BnB.
He says Airstream remodels are gaining popularity because they're flexible enough to appeal to all ages, economic statuses and lifestyles. They can be beautiful studio spaces or eclectic guest houses and then can roll away on surfing trips or outback safaris.
His latest client requested a small sustainable space and comfortable guesthouse that would be durable enough to withstand a little wear from her ranch, cowboy boots and a small heard of rottweilers.
"I wanted this to be a place where my guests felt comfortable and not worry about staining the carpet," said the client.
A centrally-located hi-def 19-inch video monitor displays either DVDs or streamed Netflix videos from anywhere in the trailer. A surround sound audio system provides more than enough sound support. The monitor swivels on a pullout arm for optimal viewing adjustments and tucks away neatly behind a rollup cabinet.
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He finished the full-height shower with light and glossy glass tiles and expanded the dining area to seat six comfortably at the table (with two fold-away chairs adjoining the kitchen area). The benches contain two "carry-on luggage-sized drawers," as Hofmann calls them, for guests to neatly tuck away travel bags.
Matthew notes that, for 80 years, Airstreams was the all-American silver standard for quality and inventive design, and was built so well that nearly 70 percent are still on the road today. Now this trailer looks as sleek on the inside as it remained on the outside.
If your curious how he did some things (like waterproofing and tiling a mobile shower) Matthew began documenting the Airstream overhaul process at a special section of his blog.
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The fall session of the Tucson Original Master Classes kicks off on September 11. There are just a few spots left for the series of six hands-on classes, each led by a Tucson Original chef. Classes are all held on Tuesday evenings from 6-9 pm at the Tucson Appliance Kitchen showroom located at 4229 E Speedway Blvd.
Cost is $600 per person for the series of six classes (may be shared by more than one student) and includes a class notebook, detailed recipes, and a Tucson Originals apron. Students get to enjoy the "fruits of their labor" at the end of each class at a sit-down dinner with the chef. The schedule is:
• September 11 – Chef Jim Murphy, Kingfisher/BlueFin
• September 25 – Chef August Ench, Dakota Cafe
• October 9 – Chef Erik Savin, PY Steakhouse at Casino del Sol Resort
• October 23 – Chef Massimo Tenino, Tavolino Ristorante Italiano
• November 6 – Chef Timothy Moore, Pastiche Modern Eatery
• November 20 – Chefs Tara Cragg & Christopher Baldwin, Delectables
I participated at the very last class of the last session. Chef Angel Fabian of Noble Hops Gastropub was in charge. The food and the many tips and tricks that only a restaurant chef will share with devout cooks is a rare experience.
Participants claim a vital role in the process where everyone can be part of a task or like me, a spectator. I wandered from cooking station to cooking station intent and learning. Worry not; you do not need to wait until dinner is served as there is plenty of deftly-made nosh to appease your appetites. People bring wine to share in the beginning but later wine is poured with the meal when everyone sits down together.
It was great fun to hang out with the Mussman brothers (Joshua & Aric) and their mother Suzanne who they obviously adore. It warms my heart to see when adult sons publicly dote on their mother. I wonder who does the cooking at their house? These brothers are so dedicated to the craft of good food and their restaurants' successes prove it. The Mussman brothers' first restaurant was Vero Amore (now 2 locations plus a fire truck converted into a food truck).
If you like to cook and want to hang out with a diverse bunch of foodies who crave the nuances of forward first food preparation and adult beverage pairing – the Tucson Originals master chef classes are for you.
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Washington National Cathedral to Reopen on November 12, 2011
Cathedral confirms restoration estimates in the tens of millions of dollars
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Washington, D.C.—Washington National Cathedral announced today its plans to reopen on Saturday, November 12, 2011, for the first time since August's earthquake. That day, the Rev. Dr. Mariann Edgar Budde will be consecrated as the ninth bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington at the Cathedral. The reopening will include a week of events providing the Cathedral with the opportunity to welcome back and thank the community for its support during this difficult time.
Also today, the Cathedral confirmed that early estimates of total restoration costs would rise to the tens of millions of dollars. The Cathedral hopes to continue an aggressive fundraising effort to raise at least $25 million to offset the costs of the early restoration work and to help support its operations through the end of 2012. The short-term priorities are around stabilizing the building, re-opening the Cathedral, and continuing its operations and mission. The overall restoration of the Cathedral is expected to take numerous years, and the effort will seek contributions large and small from across the country.
The Right Rev. John Bryson Chane, interim dean of the Cathedral and eighth bishop of Washington, said, "This has been a difficult time for the Cathedral, made easier by the support of so many in the Washington community as well as by supporters across the nation. While we are proud of our ability to continue our historic mission under trying circumstances, we look forward to returning to our home—and welcoming those seeking a spiritual refuge to join us. Reopening is only the first step down a long path toward restoring the Cathedral to its previous state. We will reach the end of that path only through the support of this community and people across the nation."
The long delay in reopening is due to the need to stabilize damaged portions of the building, including the central and west front towers of the Cathedral. A safety perimeter remains in place during stabilization work involving a 550-ton-capacity construction crane, with which workers are in the process of placing numerous steel beams weighing a total of 70 tons in the central tower. Scaffolding is being constructed atop the beams to gain access to and then safely remove the damaged pinnacles. Crews will be working diligently leading up to the reopening to ensure that those visiting the Cathedral for worship, programs, or just to tour one of Washington's must-see national landmarks will be provided with the experience one would expect from the National Cathedral.
The building has been closed since the August 23 earthquake, forcing worship services and events to be moved to alternate sites in the area, preventing the 35,000 worshipers and visitors the Cathedral normally receives every month from experiencing the Cathedral fully.
"The Cathedral has been entrusted to us as an important resource and national treasure to serve as the spiritual home for the nation," added the Rev. Dr. James P. Wind, chair of the Cathedral's governing board, the Cathedral Chapter. "We take that trust very seriously and will do everything necessary to restore the building to the condition our national community of supporters has come to expect. We hope to engage people from across the country—drawn from every sector of society—not just in our effort to restore the physical structure but also in our role to be a sacred place that welcomes the country to commemorate, pray, and mourn."
About Washington National Cathedral
Washington National Cathedral is called to be the spiritual home for the nation. It seeks to be a catalyst for spiritual harmony in our nation, renewal in the churches, reconciliation among faiths, and compassion in our world.
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Deformation theory is a ubiquitous subject: From the Taylor expansion in Calculus to the deformation of Galois representations. In its modern form, deformation theory began with the work of Riemann. In a paper published in 1857 on the theory of Abelian functions, Riemann conjectured that the set Mg of non-isomorphic compact Riemann surfaces of genus g at least 2 can be parametrized by 3g–3 complex parameters, which he called "moduli." Riemann's arguments were formalized by Teichmüller in the 1930s, and in the next decades Ahlfors, Rauch and Bers proved that the set Mg has a natural complex structure, making it a complex manifold of dimension 3g–3. This moduli space is the first instance of a natural algebraic (complex) structure on a universal deformation space.
The second stage in these developments is the Kodaira-Spencer deformation theory of the complex structure of a compact complex manifold of arbitrary dimension. Kodaira and Spencer observed that since one such manifold X is defined by a set of coordinate charts, an infinitesimal deformation of X is a shifting of these charts. It then happens that one such infinitesimal deformation is represented by an element of the first cohomology group of X with coefficients in the sheaf of germs of holomorphic vector fields, and the obstruction to the extension of one such deformation lies in a second cohomology group. It can be shown that the Kodaira-Spencer theory, when applied to a one dimensional compact complex manifold X, i.e., a compact Riemann surface X, of genus g at least 2, recovers Riemann count 3g–3 as the dimension of the corresponding first cohomology group of X with coefficients in the sheaf of holomorphic vector bundles on X. Kodaira and Spencer proved all these results in a series of deep beautiful papers in the 1950s. A complete exposition, together with some historical commentaries, can be found in K. Kodaira's Complex Manifods and Deformation of Complex Structures (Springer, 1986).
Grothendieck translated the work of Kodaira and Spencer to the setting of abstract algebraic geometry, developing a theory of first order deformations and cohomological obstructions that is applicable not only to smooth complex manifolds but to general schemes and analytic spaces. The notion of a moduli space is then recovered in the formalism of representable functors. Most of Grothendieck's results are in his exposés in the Bourbaki seminar and are collected in the FGA (Fondements de la géométrie algébrique, 1957–1952; see also Fundamental Algebraic Geometry: Grothendieck's FGA Explained). M. Schlesinger extended Grothendieck's formalism of representability to functors on the category of complete Noetherian local rings and proved a general criterion for pro-representability of these functors. There are immediate applications to infinitesimal deformations and Picard functors, which are important since, in general, these are not representable by schemes, but by M. Artin's algebraic spaces. Later on, Schlesinger and Lichtenbaum introduced in "The cotangent complex of a morphism" (Trans. A. M. S., 128 (1967), 41-70) a device to compute obstructions to infinitesimal deformations, which were further generalized by Grothendieck and L. Illusie.
The book under review, conceived as a textbook with exercises at the end of every section, gives an introduction to the basics of deformation theory, with plenty of examples to illustrate the techniques just introduced. The book focuses its attention on some standard situations, such as the deformation of subschemes of a fixed scheme. A standard example in this situation is the Hilbert functor that parametrizes closed subschemes of a given projective scheme. Another such situation is the classification of vector bundles on a fixed scheme. An example in this situation is the Picard functor that parametrizes invertible sheaves on a given scheme. One last situation being considered is the deformation of abstract schemes, including the local study of deformation of singularities and the global study of deformation of nonsingular varieties. An important example of this situation is the existence and properties of the moduli space (variety) of curves.
A quick overview of the contents of the book should be enough to give a sense of the well-organized material: Chapters 1 and 2 give an introduction to the theory of first order and higher order deformations and obstructions. In the first chapter, by considering deformations over the ring of dual numbers, one gets the so-called first order infinitesimal deformations, using as motivation the Hilbert scheme that describes families of closed subschemes of a projective space over a field.
For the first two situations described above, the usual cohomology of coherent sheaves suffices, but not for the deformation of abstract schemes and the moduli problem. A section in this chapter introduces the Ti functors of Schlesinger and Lichtenbaum that are needed in that case. In chapter 2, attention focuses on the obstruction theory for the extension of a deformation over a local Artin ring to a larger Artin ring. Several well-chosen examples illustrate the various situations where this obstruction theory can be applied. In chapter 3, by taking the limit over larger and large Artin rings we arrive at the notion of formal deformations, the best possible scenario being the case when the corresponding functor is pro-representable. This chapter includes Schlesinger's criterion for the pro-representability of functors on Artin rings, with applications to the various situations described above. Examples include the local Hilbert and Picard functors. This chapter ends with a section on the question of algebraization of formal moduli.
The last chapter is devoted to some global questions. In particular, it treats the question of the existence of a global moduli space that should parametrize the classes of objects being considered. Here the author wisely avoids the construction or proof of existence of most general moduli spaces, instead focusing on a description of the properties that these constructions must have. Thus, we find in this chapter the notions of "coarse" and "fine" moduli spaces and a discussion of when a given functor is or not representable. As examples of these constructions, the author treats the moduli of elliptic curves in detail, sketches some properties of the moduli of curves of higher genus, and gives an introduction to Mumford's notion of moduli of (stable or semistable) vector bundles on a given scheme.
Since deformation theory could be considered a central topic in algebraic geometry, the publication of a textbook where some of the main results and methods are collected in one place is certainly welcome. Moreover, the inclusion of exercises and plenty of examples, make this book suitable for a course on this topic or for self-study, with the only prerequisite the now standard textbook on Algebraic Geometry by the same author.
Finally, on the topic of deformation theory, I should mention the recent monograph Deformation of Algebraic Schemes (Springer, 2006) by E. Sernesi. The book under review and Sernesi's monograph nicely complement each other.
Felipe Zaldivar is Professor of Mathematics at the Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-I, in Mexico City. His e-mail address is email@example.com.


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Pacific leaders have been meeting in Auckland to establish a support strategy for Fiji and Samoa in the wake of the devastating Cyclone Evan.
Around 11,500 Fijians and between 5-6,000 Samoans remain in evacuation shelters following the cyclone earlier this week and are expected to stay there for the foreseeable future.
Auckland Mayor Len Brown chaired the meeting of around 80 Pacific leaders who discussed the best way to respond to the disaster.
He said money and skilled volunteers to help the affected countries rebuild homes and infrastructure were most needed.
"The advice to the forum was clear. Cash is king and that is the single best way Aucklanders can contribute to the immediate relief effort," Brown said.
"Skilled people are needed to help with the relief and rebuild effort and volunteers are encouraged to come forward. MFAT (The Ministry of Foreign Affairs) will match offers with skills identified and requested by the Samoan government and aid agencies."
People interested in volunteering their skills can email MFAT on firstname.lastname@example.com . MFAT will pass these offers on to Samoa to see if they can be linked to specific requests.
MFAT is administering the Government's pledged $5 million contribution to the islands' recovery.
"Co-ordination is absolutely essential and we're trying to ensure there is a real Team New Zealand response," said Jackie Frizelle, High Commissioner-designate to Samoa.
The meeting today set up a steering group that will draw on the response to the tsunami in Samoa three years ago that took more than 120 lives.
The Government aid is being augmented by donations from the public, including a shipment due to leave Auckland bound for Nadi on December 26.
Word of an appeal to Auckland's yachting community soon turned into a wave of support, says ONE News' Nicole Bremner.
One of the aid co-ordinators, Jeanette Tobin from Superyacht Support, said the generosity had been "unbelievable".
"When we hear of anything like this happening everybody gets together and makes an effort because we're all part and parcel of the same area," she said.
Five people have been confirmed dead after the cyclone ripped through Samoa, with another 12 missing. Health officials there have also raised concerns about the possibility of a typhoid epidemic.
In Fiji, thousands of people were evacuated to emergency shelters as winds topped 230km/h and floods damaged homes and resorts.
The category 4 cyclone uprooted palm trees, tore roofs off buildings, blew down power lines and disrupted water supplies.


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