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Magistrate Judge Nathanael Cousins was appointed in 2011. Immediately before joining the Court, he was a federal prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney's office for the Northern District of California. One of his most significant duties there was working in Salinas on Operation Ceasefire, a community program to reduce gang violence.
Judge Cousins served for five years in the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. At the Antitrust Division, he was part of the team that investigated and prosecuted global price-fixing cartels in memory chip markets, including DRAM. For his work on the DRAM cases, he was awarded the Attorney General's Distinguished Service Award.
Before joining the Department of Justice, he was an associate and then partner in the Chicago office of Kirkland & Ellis, and before that an associate in the Los Angeles office of Greenberg Glusker. At these firms he litigated civil and criminal cases in state and federal trial and appellate courts, with an emphasis on cases involving antitrust, class actions, and investment fraud. He also served for many years as pro bono class counsel on behalf of the inmates in an Illinois state prison.
Judge Cousins currently teaches a first-year "moot court" class at the University of California, Hastings College of Law, and previously taught legal writing and antitrust classes.
Judge Cousins graduated with honors from Hastings, where he was Order of the Coif. He received his undergraduate degree from Stanford. He studied abroad at Leiden University in the Netherlands and Novosibirsk University in Russia. He clerked for the Hon. F.A. Little, Jr., Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court, Western District of Louisiana.
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Dish Network is unveiling a new recorder system that can record eight TV shows at once, as long as four of them are from the broadcast networks ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox.
Dish Network is unveiling a new recorder system that can record eight TV shows at once, as long as four of them are from the broadcast networks ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox.
Aereo is accelerating the expansion of its $8-a-month service providing broadcast television over the Internet.
(AP)—Aereo, which provides broadcast television over the Internet for $8 a month, says it will expand to Utah next month.
Cuba is beginning a gradual rollout of digital television with trials next month in Havana, authorities said Monday.
Aereo, the startup that offers television stations over the Internet starting at $8 a month, says it will start service in Atlanta on June 17.
Japanese police on Sunday arrested a man suspected of being behind a computer hacking campaign following an exhaustive hunt that at one stage had authorities tracking down a cat for clues, according to reports.
A computer hacker who taunted Japanese police for months with a string of vexing cyber riddles launched the campaign as part of a grudge against authorities, media reports said Tuesday.
Searching for video recordings regularly pushes search engines to their limit. The truth of the matter is that purely automatic algorithms are not enough; user knowledge has to be harnessed, too. Now, researchers ...
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Toshiba shares surged almost six percent Thursday after saying it had stopped making televisions in Japan where a strong yen has hurt exports as slow demand and falling prices also ate into earnings.
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BVU is located on the shores of Storm Lake, a 3,200-acre natural glacier lake. The lake is near the southern tip of the Des Moines Lobe, which was formed some 15,000 years ago when a glacier smoothed the area during the region's most recent ice age. The glacier left a landscape rich in prairie potholes and wetlands that serve as an outdoor laboratory for studying the animals and plants that claim it as their habitat. The lake also provides a convenient environment to study freshwater ecology and aquatic toxicology, programs not commonly seen at undergraduate institutions.
In 2008 and 2009, the environmental science program and its students received grants from the Raccoon River Watershed Association to conduct nutrient impact assessments and develop wetland assessment protocols. The program has also received two Veolia-Storm Lake Water Quality Research Scholarships to support additional data collection. Further research and internship opportunities exist with the Whiterock Conservancy and Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University.
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Iowa senior linebacker Christian Kirksey will play in one more game after the Outback Bowl. He accepted an invitation to play in the 2014 Senior Bowl. He'll join teammate C.J. Fiedorowicz.
Kirksey has 97 tackles on the season, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries, one of them he returned for a touchdown.
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Let's get back on the subject of a bad back
Published at 16:57, Friday, 16 November 2012
THERE are a lot of important things happening in the world right now.
But you're probably fed up hearing about the BBC being in crisis, Police and Crime Commissioner elections, and whose eating what in a jungle.
I think I may be able to help here, by updating you on the status of my back. I knew you'd be thrilled. The numerous messages of support showed how much you were all enthralled by my last column on my spinal woes back in August.
Back(!) then I'd had my first encounter with my physiotherapist and over the ensuing 10 sessions my exercise routine has changed significantly, but stayed within the interesting area best summed up as "Oo-er – that looks a bit rude!".
I have also spent some time looking like a hedgehog, whilst undergoing acupuncture.
Whilst resembling the cheese-and-pineapple-on-cocktail-sticks party snacks of the 1970s, I was able to contemplate some of the important things in life, such as:
- I thought this wasn't supposed to hurt?
- When was the last time they decorated in here?
- I wish I hadn't worn the Homer Simpson boxer shorts.
- I hope I put enough money in the car park machine...
- If the world gets taken over by aliens whilst I'm in here, can I actually reach to extract the needles without blubbing like a baby, or falling off the bench?
- If I drink water afterwards, will I leak like a sprinkler?
The whole back-pain saga has been a bit like being the parent of a small child. I've had to make it a bottle (of the hot water variety), be careful not to over-excite it, and put up with it being gripey if I ignore it for too long.
Happily, whilst not entirely fixed, it is much improved, so this week I had my final appointment. Much like a flat battery, I've now been discharged.
The exercises, hot water bottle treatment, and generally looking like a bit of a pillock in the privacy of my own home, will continue, as otherwise I'll return to being the same hunchbacked, grim-faced, pain-addled, miserable git that I was before.
Now, what about the tinnitus, aching hip, toothache, failing eyesight, encroaching baldness, and general sense of doom?
On the bright side, I've got enough material to fill a newspaper column for the next few years.
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Thanks, Mike. Mrs G thinks I should do yoga or similar too. I suspect I might look a bit dodgy in a leotard, but I have got some legwarmers somewhere, so that should be acceptable, right?
Thanks, George. Always glad to help. You should read newspapers or something ;-)
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Dar es Salaam — The increased inflows of the greenback from agriculture exports, travel receipts and the central bank tight liquidity has tremendously strengthened the Shilling against the Dollar.
According to a commercial banks report, the Shilling at about Tsh1,587 against the US dollar on Monday and 1,588 on Tuesday, stronger than Tsh1,594 towards the end of the previous week.
"The outlook for next week (this week) is that the Shilling will continue to gain strength," chief dealer at First National Bank Tanzania Patrick Kapella said.
The Shilling on Wednesday held steady against the Dollar as investors settled T-bills obligations, and because of inflows from agriculture exports and Non-Government Organisations while there was moderate importers' demand for the same day.
The pair traded at 1,590 throughout the day but closed at 1,588. On Friday, the shilling traded flat against the dollar due to steady foreign currency inflows against moderate demand of the greenback.
"Tanzania has maintained its position trading between 1575/1590 levels with a positive outlook next week due to quarterly tax payments and dollar month end inflows," NMB treasury sales dealer, Jeremiah Lyimo noted
"As we are heading to the last week of the year, we expect the shilling to strengthen further on the back of demand from multinational firms for both tax and salary payments," the daily commentary by Standard Chartered Bank said.
Moderate level of volatility should be expected," stated the report. Also the shilling held steadily against the dollar boosted by lower dollar demand ahead of the festive season and high rates in the money markets as investors settled their Treasury bills obligations.
The East African Business Week survey in Dar es Salaam Bureau de Change found that during last week, the shilling traded a minimum of Tsh 1,575 against the dollar last week and maximum of Tsh 1,592.
Apart from tax obligations when dollar is chasing the shilling, financial market analysts said during the period most of the decisions will be on year end holidays and many foreign transactions might be shelved. Most Christmas goods are imported between October and November to leave December to market dealings with mainly importers of fuel and airtime vouchers. The BoT tight liquidity measures saw the shilling appreciating to a two-month high of below Tsh 1,600 against the US dollar from the lowest point of Tsh 1,850 two months ago when the local currency appeared to tumble out of control.
The BoT tools included rising interest rates, reducing government deposits in commercial banks, as well as reducing the capital adequacy of forex dealers.
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An application that has two threads may stop responding on a Microsoft Windows XP-based computer. This problem occurs when the two threads enter into a deadlock condition.
This problem is known to occur when a Microsoft .NET Framework-based application tries to create an instance of the XMLSerializer class. This problem is also known to occur when you put a Windows application that has two threads in the Startup folder on a Windows XP-based computer.
A supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply this hotfix only to systems that are experiencing this specific problem. This hotfix might receive additional testing. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by this problem, we recommend that you wait for the next software update that contains this hotfix.
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THE US now has a sixth Great Lakeat least on paper. In a grab for federal research funds, a senator has smuggled through legislation that designates Lake Champlain in Vermont as a Great Lake. The move has outraged members of Congress from traditional Great Lake states.
As every American schoolchild should know, there are five Great Lakes: Michigan, Huron, Erie, Ontario and Superior. For years, government funds have been earmarked to study their ecology. With an eye on this cash, Patrick Leahy, a Democrat from Vermont, introduced the following phrase into the National Sea Grant College Program Reauthorization Act of 1998: "The term `Great Lakes' includes Lake Champlain."
"They're playing cute little games," says Jon Brandt, press secretary for Michigan representative Pete Hoekstra, who is trying to pass a law that will strip Lake Champlain of its new-found greatness. "It may be a very good lake, a very ...
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Get together with your friends or co-workers to organize a food drive for your local food bank or pantry at your work, school, apartment complex, etc. Check out your local food bank's website to see what items they need the most and if they have any tips for organizing a food drive or any promotional materials/posters that you can use.
Most parishes host food drives at periodically throughout the year, especially during the holiday season. Bring a few extra items this year.
Each person has dignity and deserves respect. Look for soup kitchens or holiday dinners being held in your area and sign up to help serve food. Go with your spouse, a friend, or make it an activity for your family, youth group or club. Not sure where to start? Try your local Catholic Charities or Salvation Army, or ask a local church.
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According to Feeding America, "Each year, billions of pounds of food and grocery items are thrown away....if we could recover just 5% of the food wasted, we could help feed 14 million people."
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The Several Ways You Can Customize Your Brochure
Printing brochures is a great way to reach more customers, but you also want your brochure to stand out among the other brochures out there. Templates are useful for quickly coming up with a visually pleasing brochure design, but you will still want to add things and make changes to customize your brochure to best suit your products and services.
1. Use lists instead of sentences where possible. Using lists in your brochure is one way to give your customer a great deal of information without using a lot of words. Customers may only skim your brochure at first anyway, so being concise and informative is a good way to gain their attention. A list tells them all the pertinent information without making them read a long description in paragraph form.
2. Use photos and illustrations to show rather than tell. Photos are an easier way to catch your customer's eye than text alone, especially on the cover of a brochure. An intriguing, well-placed, quality photo may mean the difference between the customer picking up your brochure and reading it or passing over it to the next brochure.
Photos are a more immediate way to communicate information about your products than text; so when possible, use a photo to show the best things about your products. Once a customer is drawn in by the photos, they will pick up the brochure and read the accompanying text. Good photos are the fastest and easiest way to get a person's attention; and getting your customer to pick up your brochure is the most important part of designing your brochure. If your brochure is too bland looking, a customer may never pick it up. If no one reads your brochure, you can be certain that no one will make any purchases from it.
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- American Society for Theatre Research
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- Association of Dance of the African Diaspora
- British Academy: British School at Rome fellowships
- Earthwatch Institute
- Esmee FairbairnFoundation - Arts and Heritage
- EU - Culture 2007
- European Cultural Foundation (ECF)
- Royal Historical Society
- Society for Theatre Research (STR)
- Scouloudi historical awards (IHR)
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Grants for the Arts
No deadline
Grants for the arts are for individuals, arts organisations and other people who use the arts in their work. They are for activities carried out over a set period and which engage people in England in arts activities, and help artists and arts organisations in England carry out their work. Grants for the arts is funded by the National Lottery.
Earthwatch Institute
Cultural Heritage
Earthwatch's proposal review processes are guided by their mission to engage people worldwide in scientific field research and education to promote the understanding and action necessary for a sustainable environment.
Applicants are asked to submit a Concept Note (no deadline). The Concept Note will be reviewed based on its scientific merit, appropriateness of volunteer activities, and Earthwatch's available support for the project. If your Concept Note raises interest, you will then be invited to submit a Research Proposal.
European Cultural Foundation
The ECF supports research, cooperation, networking and the exchange of experiences through innovation and good practice. Their programmes support individuals working in the cultural field including artists, cultural practitioners, journalists, curators, arts managers.
The ECF provides a number of different awards and grants to individuals and to Arts organisations
NESTA, The National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts, aims to pioneer ways of supporting and promoting talent, innovation and creativity in science, technology and the arts. They invest in a diverse range of people, including scientists, engineers, medical practitioners, educators, artists, writers, film-makers and musicians.
NESTA believes that by harnessing original and innovative ideas, the UK's economy can gain a greater competitive edge. But, as an investor, NESTA is not only commercial but also creative in its focus. For them, the cultural and social benefits of a project can be just as important as the financial.
Calls are for specific areas of research
Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
The Foundation supports research only when they consider it has a practical application. The Arts is one of the topic areas covered by the Main Fund.
Applications have to be made by a charity or not-for-profit organisation.
Equipped with a budget of 400 million euro MEDIA brings support both before and after production. MEDIA co-finances training initiatives for audiovisual industry professionals, the development of production projects (feature films, television drama, documentaries, animation and new media), as well as the distribution and promotion of European audiovisual works
Royal Historical Society
Funding for small specialised historical conferences
Deadline: various dates throughout the year
These grants are made to conference organizers (of any status) to assist in the financing of small, specialized historical conferences where there is substantial involvement of junior (i.e. postgraduate and immediate postdoctoral) researchers. Awards are provided for conference organisers to subsidise registration fees and travel costs for junior researchers.
Training and conference bursaries
Deadline: various dates throughout the year
These grants are intended to contribute towards travel costs to assist postgraduate students in attending short-term training courses designed to widen and/or enhance skills in historical research, or in attending conferences relevant to a student's research, where the applicant has been asked to give a paper or presentation. Application may also be made for a contribution towards registration fees where these do not include subsistence or accommodation costs.
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The Society for Theatre Research (STR) has established its own research fund. The capital includes bequests from the estates of Stephen Joseph, Anthony Denning and Kathleen Barker.
Awards may be made annually of sums ranging from £100 to £2,000
Private scholars, theatre professionals, academic staff, and students, of any nationality, are welcome to apply for grants.
Research which is substantially concerned with the history and practice of the British theatre is funded. Areas considered include the completion of work in progress; professional training in research techniques to assist established projects; a subvention towards the publication of completed work in which a publisher is already seriously interested.
Institute of Historical Research (IHR)
Scouloudi historical awards
Annual Deadline: March
These awards are intended to
- serve as a subsidy towards the cost of publishing a scholarly book or article, or an issue of a learned journal in the field of history or
- to pay for research, and other expenses, to be incurred in the completion of advanced historical work, which the applicant intends subsequently to publish. This does not included expenses incurred in the preparation of a thesis for a higher degree.
Awards are not available to those registered for undergraduate or postgraduate courses or degrees.
Wellcome Trust
Arts Awards
Deadline: see website
The Wellcome Trust believes the arts are an effective way of stimulating debate and engaging people with biomedical science. Visual art, music, moving image, creative writing and performance can reach new audiences which may not traditionally be interested in science and provide new ways of thinking about the social, cultural and ethical issues around contemporary science. Collaborative and interdisciplinary practice across the arts and sciences can help to provide new perspectives on both fields. The arts can also provide imaginative ways of engaging and educating young people in the field of science.
The Arts Awards support projects that engage the public with biomedical science through the arts.
International Fund for the Promotion of Culture projects
The International Fund for the Promotion of Culture (IFPC) is intended to promote:
(a) cultures as sources of knowledge, meanings, values and identity;
(b) the role of culture for sustainable development;
(c) artistic creativity in all its forms, while respecting freedom of expression;
(d) international and regional cultural cooperation.
British Academy: British School at Rome fellowships
Humanities Awards
The BSR offers residential awards in the humanities for research in the archaeology, history, art history, society and culture of Italy from prehistory to the present.
Culture 2007
The Culture Programme has been established to enhance the cultural area shared by Europeans, which is based on a common cultural heritage, through the development of cooperation activities among cultural operators from eligible countries, with a view to encouraging the emergence of European citizenship.
The Programme is aimed at three specific objectives:
- promotion of the trans-national mobility of people working in the cultural sector,
- support for the trans-national circulation of cultural and artistic works and products,
- promotion of inter-cultural dialogue.
The Programme has a flexible, interdisciplinary approach and is focussed on the needs expressed by cultural operators during the public consultations leading up to its design.
The detailed conditions for application can be found in the Culture Programme Guide on the following websites:
Directorate-General for Education and Culture
Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Academy film scholars program
Deadline: Annual usually October
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences invites applications for its Academy film scholars program. Two awards of $25,000 are available annually to support innovative and significant works of film scholarship about aesthetic, cultural, educational, historical, theoretical or scientific aspects of theatrical motion pictures. Applicants should be established scholars, writers, historians and researchers with a significant record of achievement.
Applicants must propose a new work of film scholarship encompassing some aspect of theatrical motion picture art, science, commerce, history or theory. Works solely exploring television, video or other media arts themes are not eligible.
American Society for Theatre Research
There are a number of grants, awards and prizes available through the ASTR which include facilitiating exchanges, travel, events and research projects. To be eligible you would need to become a member of the ASTR
Association of Dance of the African Diaspora
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These Fellowships provide dance artists working on dance forms of the African Diaspora the opportunity to develop their careers. The bursaries can be used to contribute the cost of classes, training, equipment, research trips and other professional development needs. Fellows will also be assigned a mentor and will follow a programme of skills training.
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Daniel Sturridge ruled out of England's qualifier against Ukraine
Sep 7, 2013, 2:03 PM EDT
Liverpool forward Daniel Sturridge, who missed England's 4-0 victory over Moldova on Friday, has been ruled out of the next match against Ukraine with a thigh injury. The striker has been excellent for his club thus far this season, scoring the solitary goal in each of Liverpool's 1-0 victories in the league. Sturridge also scored two in the League Cup victory over Notts County, putting his total at five goals in four matches.
The Reds will undoubtedly be displeased at the injury to their star performer, but Sturridge being ruled out puts quite a strain on England as well. Danny Welbeck, who scored twice against Moldova, will have to sit out the match with a suspension. Wayne Rooney and Andy Carroll are carrying injuries. Roy Hodgson is not going to call up a replacement.
That leaves Rickie Lambert and Jermain Defoe to carry the forward burden against Ukraine on Tuesday. Lambert added another to England's tally, and is considered a bright spot in the Three Lions attack. Defoe did score against Moldova in the reverse fixture last September, but has sat, unused, on the England bench since. He scored twice in Tottenham Hotspur's 3-0 Europa League victory over Dinamo Tbilisi, but has only been seen off the bench for Spurs' league matches.
In other words, Defoe is likely not the man England would choose to rely upon in a match of such importance. England managed to retake the lead in Group H, leading Montenegro on goal difference and edging Ukraine by just a point. In other words, a result in Kiev is of highest importance. Without Welbeck and Sturridge, will England be able to succeed?
- billobrienschindimple - Sep 7, 2013 at 4:23 PM
Why would Liverpool be displeased? Sturridge picked up the thigh strain against Notts County.
If anything they will be pleased he has been ruled out.
- NowWaitJustAMinute - Sep 7, 2013 at 4:53 PM
I'm not sure why they would be displeased, I agree. BR and co. are happy, I'm sure. That gives him more time to recover.
As a US Red, I'm thrilled. England qualy is not high on my list; I'd rather have Sturridge fit for Swansea.
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Tulsa Golden Hurricane Sports Weekly Review
Aug. 27, 2012
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Student-Athlete of the Week Week of August 20 - 26
Junior Claire Nicholson (Women's Soccer) has maintained a 3.738 grade-point average in exercise and sports science. The Overland Park, Kan., native scored her second career hat trick against Nicholls State on Sunday. Nicholson scored her first goal in the 39th minutes to give Tulsa a 4-0 lead heading into halftime. Her second goal came at the 70:27 mark and her third goal occurred in the 83rd minute. Overall, Nicholson tallied five shots, which all of them were on goal. Nicholson was named to the Tulsa Dean's List and was a C-USA Academic Medalist as a freshman and sophomore. Last year, she was selected to the C-USA All-Academic soccer team.
Last Week's Results
Beat UMKC 4-0 (TU scored four goals in the final 22 minutes of the game to defeat UMKC 4-0. Jake Dobkins punched in the game-winner in the 68th minute as freshman defender Marcus Jordan picked up the assist. Just over 10 minutes later freshman Bryce Follensbee of Orlando, Fla., recorded his first career goal as he went one-on-one with the goalkeeper and scored from the right side while fellow freshman Cristian Mata recorded his first career goal at the 82:40 mark. In the 87th minute Follensbee added his second goal of the evening.)
Lost to #13 Notre Dame 2-0 (Tulsa opened its weekend dropping a 2-0 decision to 13th-ranked Notre Dame on Friday night in front of a record 1,707 fans at the Hurricane Soccer and Track Stadium. Claire Hulcer and Rebecca Handley each had two shots to lead the Golden Hurricane attack.)
Defeated Nicholls State 7-0 (Tulsa rebounded on Sunday as Claire Nicholson came in off the bench and recorded her second career hat trick as Tulsa dominated Nicholls State, 7-0. Claire Nicholson tallied her second career hat trick with goals in the 39th, 70th and 83rd minutes of the match. Camille Pelley scored the first goal 54 seconds into the match, and Pelley and Stephanie Aitken each collected two goals.)
Beat Western Michigan 3-0, (25-21, 25-19, 25-21) (Tyler Henderson tallied 28 kills to propel The University of Tulsa volleyball squad to a sweep over Western Michigan. TU claimed its fifth-straight season opening victory in the first ever matchup between the two squads. In the match, Henderson had an attack percentage of .571 to pace the Hurricane.)
Defeated Missouri State 3-0, (25-22, 25-14 25-22 ) (Junior Kellie Culbertson collected 12 digs and 10 kills, while senior Tyler Henderson added 17 kills as Tulsa gathered its first victory against Missouri State in program history. Culbtertson put up an attack percentage of .259 and also had three service aces on the match. Libero Jessica Adams added 16 digs, while Diana Silva recorded 12 digs and five kills.)
Lost to Oklahoma 2-3 (25-23, 21-25, 25-22, 18-25, 12-15) (Tyler Henderson scored 29 kills and Kellie Culbertson and Diana Silva each tallied double-doubles, but the Golden Hurricane fell to the Sooners in five sets. Henderson, who hit .300 in the match, and Jessica Adams, who led the Golden Hurricane with 25 digs, were selected to the Nike Invitational All-Tournament team.)
Upcoming Schedule
Aug. 28 (Tues.)
Volleyball at Arkansas 7 p.m.
Aug. 31 (Fri.)
W. Soccer Missouri State 5:30 p.m.
M. Soccer New Mexico 8 p.m.
Volleyball vs. Arkansas State (Lawrence, Kan.) 2 p.m.
Volleyball at Kansas 7 p.m.
Sept. 1 (Sat.)
Cross Country Hurricane Festival 8 a.m.
Volleyball vs. Nebraska Omaha (Lawrence, Kan.) 11:30 a.m.
Football at Iowa State 2:30 p.m.
Sept. 2 (Sun.)
W. Soccer Northwestern State 4:30 p.m.
M. Soccer South Florida 7 p.m.
Sept. 4 (Tues.)
Volleyball at Oral Roberts 7 p.m.
* = Conference USA event
Tulsa Student-Athlete of the Week Winners
August 20 - Katie Bykowski (Women's Soccer)
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Sony has shown a new netbook sporting an 11-inch screen and intel Atom processor at its press event to kick off IFA in Berlin, Germany.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa They buried their previous game just in time to bury Class 4A's 10th-ranked team.
You can call a 64-55 win over Cedar Rapids Xavier Tuesday night a rebound for Jefferson. Or a redemption or whatever.
Lots of good words fit here, just as lots of bad words fit a surprising loss Saturday night to Marion.
"Oh, man, that was horrible," said Jefferson's Ky Kramer. "It was kind of embarrassing the way we played. We just had to come out tonight and prove ourselves."
The J-Hawks (4-1, 2-0 MVC) rallied from nine points down after a quarter to give Xavier (5-1, 1-1) its first loss. They're not a deep team, which may have played into that 14-point loss to Marion, Coach Stu Ordman said.
"We were absolutely exhausted," he said. "If we don't play all out, we're not very good. We had a physical game (last Tuesday) against Dubuque Wahlert, and I played six guys. ... Then we had a real emotional, physical game (Friday) against Linn-Mar. We had nothing left against Marion. But the guys regrouped. Xavier is formidable. They've got athleticism, they have shooters, they have post players. So we just tried to hang in there."
As usual, Kramer, Creighton Robinson and Jacob Olson did most of the offensive damage. Kramer finished with 18 points and nine rebounds, Robinson 14 and six.
Then there's junior point guard Olson, who looks like he's 12 but has a considerably grown-up game. He had 22 points in a head-to-head matchup with fine Xavier point guard Trey Sampson, taking over late in the fourth quarter with back-to-back hoops to extend a two-point lead to six.
He reminds you more and more of his brother, Taylor, an all-stater now a freshman at Kirkwood.
"I think I've matured a lot," Jacob said. "Last year, I got to learn from my brother, just watching him and then coming in for him. He always gives me tips. I look up to him and try to do what he does, really."
Matt Nelson had 19 points for Xavier, taking advantage of his 6-foot-8 frame and six-inch edge,. Sampson had five 3-pointers and 18 points.
"We have to understand what type of team we have. What we can do, what we can't do," Ordman said. "Once we get a better understanding of that, we might be able to pose problems for other teams. But if we get away from the type of team we are, we're not very good."
Notables from the game included just 12 combined turnovers, five by Jefferson. The J-Hawks nailed 18 of 20 free throws and 7 of 13 3-pointers.
They also outrebounded taller Xavier by a 28-25 edge. It's the first loss of former Iowa Hawkeyes guard Ryan Luehrsmann's coaching career.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday evening toured the Istanbul underground commuter rail system that connects the European and Asian sides of the city. The system built at the cost of more than Sh320 billion provides a modern high-capacity rail system that has the capacity to be used by 150,000 people an hour.
The system known as the Marmaray Project connects the railway line on the two sides of the Istanbul strait and consists of three underground stations.
President Kenyatta took a ride on the underground trains and was taken on a tour of modern control centers. At the control center, he was shown an efficient monitoring system that brings together management of issues ranging from parking for trains to coordination of emergency services.
The president's tour coincided with the late evening rush hour with multitudes of Turkish citizens using the underground system. The President was also taken on a tour of an exhibition of artefacts from the past millenniums that were found underground during the construction of the project.
The project undertaken by the current Turkish government has reduced the transportation pressure on Istanbul which is the third largest city in the world. Istanbul was visited by more than 10 million people in 2012 alone after it was named the European Capital of Culture.
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First and foremost, the BID is 100% focused on community bank issues, designed to provide thought-provoking information - all presented in an easy-to-read single page format. It has never been longer than one page in length, but every single space within that page is maximized every single day.
The creative process is also unique, as it begins around 4:30am PT and ends promptly (ok, most of the time but we really try) at 6:30am PT each morning. That provides time to create, edit and refine the BID and also ensures it gets out to everyone just in time for that 1st or 2nd cup of morning coffee. Topics come from a variety of sources, including bankers themselves (one of our favorite sources - although once again we go on record saying we have not put listening devices in anyone's board room); regulators (from conferences, face to face meetings, via phone or email - but always anonymous); industry experts (these can run the gamut from banking attorneys, accounting firms, technology and other companies - as long as they have a specialty in community banking) and from our own research.
The BID basically breaks into two major sections. The first is the left side of the page (which we internally refer to as the "Top Left") and the second is the rest of the publication (which we internally refer to as "everything else."
The Top Left is basically our "idea of the day." The primary goal of it is to keep things fresh by putting a new spin on an old idea, getting bankers thinking, alerting you to upcoming regulatory issues, spreading the word or educating. Creating this section takes 2 hours every morning and tying it back to a random (and seemingly unrelated) picture is a critical part of the process (we believe that as with someone in solitary confinement, you have to focus on small things and build around them so you don't go crazy). Sometimes we start with a nascent idea (oh yea, we also try to sprinkle in at least one big word to keep everyone's vocabulary sharp) and find a random picture that seems to work, while other times we challenge ourselves by creating an idea after the picture has been selected.
Believe it or not, the rest of the publication takes just as long as the Top Left. To make sure bankers stay on top of things, we focus on key economic data for the day, update everyone on what moved yields up or down yesterday, how things are shaping up today and find pertinent stories bankers need to know about. To do this piece alone, we scour hundreds of sources, weed out only the best few and make sure you know about them.
We often get questions about the rate box at the bottom as well. It contains the monthly change in Treasury yields (so you can keep track of your mark to market and better manage your loan/deposit pricing for various maturities); Libor is included since it is the de-facto funding level for large banks worldwide; the Swap rate is provided as a snapshot to assist in pricing loans; and Fed Funds futures are captured so you know when the market thinks the FOMC will raise or lower rates next. At the bottom running across, we also give daily updates on money market mutual funds and portfolio deposits (to keep you aware of overnight pricing levels); the Prime rate (everyone forgets now and again); overnight Libor (so you know where overnight funding around the world is in relation to Fed Funds) and the TED Spread (bigger numbers show less liquidity and so you can track how liquidity changes by monitoring 3M "risk free" Treasury movement vs. 3M "bank funding costs" Libor).
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|Vigil planned to remember Paterno 1 year later
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A family spokesman says the family won't be involved and intends to remain in privacy. Paterno died of lung cancer on Jan. 22, 2012, at age 85, two months after being fired by the school in the aftermath of the child sex abuse scandal involving former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.
Paterno and a reputation tarnished by the scandal remain sensitive topics for factions of alumni, former players, staffers and residents in Happy Valley.
Some critics are upset with the way the school handled his departure, or the ensuing investigation that levied shocking accusations. Others say his entire body of work and off-field contributions to Penn State should be remembered.


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Sprint Says 150 Markets Will Have LTE in 'Coming Months'
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I too was in that same situation with the Evo when it came out. Sprint has improved in certain areas such as customer service but as far business decisions they just keep making the wrong ones. What good is unlimited 3G when like you said, it's super slow. You can't even use it. I might be bitter too like yourself but I just couldn't deal with Sprint anymore. I gave them a chance. I'd rather pay for more reliable service and coverage on AT&T than to deal with Sprint's B.S. Sprint is a mess. Maybe things will improve with SoftBank and Network Vision
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Suddenly, though not entirely unexpectedly, Dollhouse has become the best show on TV.
Let me repeat that: Dollhouse is—albeit briefly—the best show on TV.
This assertion comes with a couple of qualifiers. First, this factors in the end of Season Three of Mad Men and considers only the last half of Season Two of Dollhouse. But is it becoming clear that the postmortem of Dollhouse will show that this was a series that took a long time to get underway—not least because of meddling by Fox in the initial concept of the show—but that when it finally did, it became something truly magnificent. Sadly, of the 26 episodes that will comprise the entire series, its full potential was shown only in the remarkable DVD-only Season One episode "Epitaph One" and the final seven episodes of Season Two.


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It happened in the 2200 block of Queen Chapel Rd. NE just before 4 a.m.
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GoSnmp – SNMP for GoLang
|Posted by Sonia Hamilton under Golang
Today I released soniah/gosnmp – an update of alouca/gosnmp.
Many, many thanks to Andreas Louca for writing alouca/gosnmp. The major difference between his version and soniah/gosnmp is that the latter has tests written. (However the code could do with refactoring). The tests were used to find and correct errors in the following SNMP BER Types:
- Counter32
- Gauge32
- Counter64
- OctetString
- ObjectIdentifier
- IpAddress
Also, this version contains functions for treating the returned snmp values as
*big.Int (convenient, as SNMP can return int32, uint32, and uint64 values)
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2 Responses to GoSnmp – SNMP for GoLang
this is really a nesessary & nice library. thanks alot!
i wonder if there is any MIB parsing/using code for nicer OIDs? How do you use the library without? Just giving the OIDs as numbers is so ugly with SNMP. Did i miss something or do you have a hint to solve this?
regards, m
I would like to know which library to use. gsnmpgo or gosnmp?


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Governments around the world have been urged to build on and implement previously agreed decisions to curb global carbon emissions by the year 2020.
The call was made by thousands of government representatives, international organisations and civil society members gathered for the United Nations Climate Change Conference, which kicked off Monday in Doha, the capital of Qatar.
"We have a precious opportunity over the coming days, and we must make full use of it," said the President of the Conference of the Parties (COP 18), Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, on the opening day of the talks, urging conference attendees to stick to agreed timetables and speedily implement already-agreed decisions.
The ten-day meeting brought together the 195 Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the parent treaty of the 1997 Kyoto Protocol.
Under the Protocol, 37 States - consisting of highly industrialised countries and countries undergoing the process of transition to a market economy - have legally binding emission limitation and reduction commitments. Government delegates at the Conference will, among other goals, try to extend the Kyoto Protocol, which expires at the end of 2012.
In her opening remarks to the Conference, UNFCCC's Executive Secretary, Ms. Christiana Figueres, highlighted recent UN-led reports which point to the urgency of keeping global average temperatures from rising beyond an internationally agreed level of two degrees Celsius, beyond which climate change would have serious impacts.
Analysis published by the World Bank last week shows the world remains at risk of seeing a four degree Celsius rise in temperatures by the end of the century.
In its recently-released 2011 Greenhouse Gas Bulletin, the UN World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) said greenhouse gas concentration reached a record high last year, while the Emissions Gap Report by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) warned that the gap between what is needed in terms of emission reductions to stay below two degrees Celsius and what is so far promised by countries is still widening, not decreasing.
Figueres stressed that countries can still reverse these trends if they decide to act, since the knowledge, technology and policy options needed to curb emissions are already available to them. However, she emphasised that time is running out.
During a similar gathering in the South African city of Durban last year, 194 UNFCCC parties agreed on a package of decisions - known as the Durban Platform - which include the launch of a protocol or legal instrument that would apply to all members, a second commitment period for the Kyoto Protocol, and the launch of the Green Climate Fund, which was created to help developing nations protect themselves from climate impacts and build their own sustainable futures.
During informal talks in Bangkok, the Thai capital, in September, countries also set specific objectives for the meeting in Doha, which include triggering a new phase of climate action and filling in the gaps in the international policy response to climate change.
The Doha gathering will seek to meet the objectives set forth in another climate change meeting, held in Bali, and plan the work of the Durban Platform. In addition, it will address other issues such as deforestation, agriculture, and development and transfer of technology.
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Honduran women's rights group refuses to recognise new president
05 March 2010
Amid reports of fraud and voter intimidation, Codemuh, a women's collective based in Honduras and a War on Want partner organisation, has been leading protests against the election of Porfirio Lobo Sosa, who was elected president of the country in late January.
Citing widespread voter repression, Codemuh, a leading women's grassroots organisation, has rejected the results of Honduras' recent election, its first since the June 2009 military coup. The coup, which saw the ouster of democratically elected Manuel Zelaya, was backed by the Supreme Court and the Honduran business and political elite.
As part of the National Front of Popular Resistance (FNRP), a coalition of civil society organisations that formed to campaign against the coup, Codemuh has been outspoken in its condemnation of Lobo. On taking power the new president's first act was to sign a decree granting amnesty to the soldiers, politicians and judges who supported the coup.
Codemuh has also expressed outrage at the new government's unwillingness to hold to account those who committed numerous human rights violations against Hondurans who took to the streets in defence of democracy. Over 40 protestors were killed and thousands of people have been beaten or thrown in jail.
Codemuh marked Honduran National Women's Day, celebrated on 25 January, by remembering two of their fallen colleagues, Wendy Avila and Olga Osiris Uclés, who died as result of tear gas fired by the police. Despite heavy police presence and strict security measures Codemuh was able to hold a march with participants shouting "no to attacks on democracy, no to attacks against women."
In a recent statement Maria Luisa Regalado, the organisation's General Coordinator, noted how the views of civil society groups like Codemuh are being ignored by the new government. "There is no institutional democracy to speak of in Honduras. Neither the president nor any politician, judge, soldier or police officer is recognised or respected by the people", says Regalado. Codemuh is calling on the international community to not recognise the new government. According to the rights group official recognition of the election results would serve to condone the many human rights violations meted out since the coup.War on Want recently attended a meeting with Minister Glenys Kinnock, MP Colin Burgon and other NGOs to discuss ways to raise awareness of the human and labour rights violations being perpetrated by the new Honduran government.
War on Want is calling on the UK government to reject the legitimacy of the November elections and the new government. We will also continue to work in solidarity with Codemuh to fight for the rights of Honduran workers.


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