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Over the past 15 years I've worked with projects ranging from Startups to Fortune 100s. From C++ to Scala, past assignments involved: - Protocol Design in C++/Delphi - Java API Publishing - Maven Plugin Development - Distributed Systems using RESTful backends - Scala / Akka Design - Jenkins Plugins Writing On a daily basis, I spend between Systems Architecture, Build Planning, for Hadoop and Restful Backends, specially under Amazon Web Services. Oh, I'm also a Cloudera Certified Administrator and Developer. Favorite platforms include Scala, Python and General Java. See my full profile for more descriptions and feel free to browse my github and bitbucket profiles at the addresses below: http://github.com/ingenieux http://bitbucket.org/aldrinleal Favourite customers involve pragmatic teams, with contant online presence, and direct involvement with the end customer, and a problem involving legacy and the next generation Feel free to discuss our next project - I'm always looking for the next challenge!
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I am one of the top freelancers on oDesk working on Google Apps & Excel. As an experienced software engineer & MBA holder; over the last 7 years, I have been utilizing my Business background and software expertise to add value to my clients by automating their processes and providing them clear dashboards that strengthen the decision making processes. I focus mainly on Google Apps & MS Office integration, automation & Reports generation. However, clients who trusted my skills asked me to extend the set of services I provide them to include Wordpress & Javascript as well. Projects Examples: - Dashboard to track Sales activities (Lead generation, Monthly sales per agent, lost sales, commissions, sales agents efficiency, ...etc.) - Automatic posting to Wordpress according to received emails. - Web Scraping - Proforma Financial Statements creation - Workflow automation - Ticketing Systems - Invoicing Systems - Google Drive Manipulation I do this by programming and linking MS Office apps (Excel, Access, Word, Powerpoint) or Google Apps (Spreadsheets, docs, Drive, Email, Contacts). I worked on 100+ projects (On ODesk and outside ODesk) to improve my clients' processes, and all of them provided exceptional feedback. Please check my portfolio and previous jobs feedback to know what value I added to them.
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Hundreds of Arrowmen will gather to celebrate the OA's centennial anniversary. Experience training, competitions, games, shows, and more at this once in a lifetime event
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ArrowTour is one of three programs that comprise a year-long celebration of the Order of the Arrow's centennial anniversary. In the summer of 2015, four delegations of youth Arrowmen will travel to council camps and Scouting events to bring our national centennial experience to Scouts, Arrowmen, and communities throughout the country.
The National Order of the Arrow Conference (NOAC) is the premier event of the Order of the Arrow, and is Scouting's second-largest national event. Over 10,000 Arrowmen from across our nation gather for an inspirational and unforgettable experience full of fellowship, training, adventure, and fun!
The lodge leadership team has selected "Shaping Our Future" as the 2015 lodge team.
Help shape our lodge's future in the second century of the Order by getting involved in your chapter and lodge program, serving on a lodge committee and attending lodge events.
Colonneh Lodge is taking communications to a new level! Remind is a program that allows us to safely and efficiently interact with Arrowmen about upcoming events. This is a brand new number. Subscribe by text, email or using the Remind app. All personal information is kept private. To receive messages via text, text @colonneh to 81010. You can opt out of messages at any time by replying, 'unsubscribe @colonneh.'
Trouble using 81010? Try texting @colonneh to (832) 726-1649 instead. Or to receive messages via email, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. To unsubscribe, reply with 'unsubscribe' in the subject line.
One hundred years ago, the Order of the Arrow was founded at Treasure Island Scout Reservation. One hundred years later, almost everything about the Order has changed. Some things have changed only slightly, but some things have changed significantly. While we don't wear the same sash or say the same obligation, one thing has remained the same – THE CONSTANT. To find out what it is, come to the 2015 Lone Star Fellowship, the centennial section conclave of Southern Region Section 2-3 South.
Register for Section Conclave
Join hundreds of your fellow Arrowmen from the nine lodges in south and central Texas for an incredible weekend of fun and fellowship. Discover the opportunities in scouting and other organizations at our new training experience, the EPICenter. Compete with the other lodges and show off your skills in promotions, ceremonies, dance, and more. And, of course, celebrate the centennial anniversary of the Order of the Arrow with exciting games, inspirational shows, special gatherings, and one of only two ArrowTour stops in Texas.
This year's theme for our contingent is the Colonneh luau, so grab your lei, bathing suit, beach ball and sunglasses and help us make a splash at the Centennial Conclave!
You don't want to miss this is a once in a lifetime event, so make sure you're at Texas State University in San Marcos, TX on July 17-19 for the 2015 Lone Star Fellowship. Learn more at conclave.sr2-3s.org.
ArrowTour is one of three programs that comprise a year-long celebration of the Order of the Arrow's centennial anniversary. In the summer of 2015, four delegations of youth Arrowmen will travel to council camps and Scouting events to bring our national centennial experience to Scouts, Arrowmen, and communities throughout the country.
ArrowTour will provide opportunities to reflect, connect, and discover the Order's Centuries of Service, both past and future. Youth leaders from around the country are already hard at work building the ArrowTour program. The program has been designed for all Scouts, OA members, and non-members alike. Whether a first-year camper or a seasoned volunteer, the ArrowTour program will offer something for everyone. Some of the planned ArrowTour programs include:
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If you did not receive a copy of the eRaven in your inbox, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com, so your contact information can be updated in the lodge database (Lodgemaster).
Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It calls for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation.
The Vigil Honor is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to lodge, council, and Scouting. Membership cannot be won by a person's conscious endeavors.
The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction and recognition reserved for those Arrowmen who, by reason of exceptional service, personal effort, and unselfish interest, have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position of office to one or more of the following:
Under no circumstances should tenure in Scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation.
Any member of the Order of the Arrow registered in Scouting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is eligible for recommendation to the National Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided that, at the time of the recommendation, the individual has been a Brotherhood member for a minimum of two years. A lodge may nominate a maximum of two percent of their registered Arrowmen once a year, through the Vigil Honor petition, found in the annual re-charter packet. At least 50 percent of all nominated must be under 21 at the time of nomination.
Nominations for the Vigil Honor are due August 10. Vigil candidates are announced at the OA Fall Pow Wow. A list of all Colonneh Vigil Honor members is available in the Vigil Honor database. Download the 2015 Vigil eligible list sorted by chapter and sorted by name.
The LEC meets several times a year to facilitate the business matters of Colonneh Lodge. All lodge officers and chapter chiefs (or designee) and their advisers are required to attend the LEC; however, all Arrowmen are welcome to attend this important planning and business meeting.
The OA Troop/Team Representative Summit is a training experience for OA troop/team representatives and their advisers from 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm. The summit focuses on building leadership skills, providing service to the troop and working with the OA troop/team representative adviser.
The summit emphasizes how the OA troop/team representative is a jack of all trades in his various leadership situations. The course also revolves around the OA Unit of Excellence Award and will give Arrowmen an opportunity to develop a plan for their troop to achieve this recognition. Finally, Arrowmen will begin to think critically about crafting their own goals regarding service to their unit.
Lead Your Unit. Be The Catalyst. Inspire Others.
The OA troop/ream representative is a leadership position held by an OA member. He serves as a liaison among the unit, chapter and the lodge. Practically speaking, this gives your unit a voice in the OA and is the avenue through which your troops questions or requests of the OA are addressed.
For nearly 100 years, the Order of the Arrow has purposefully recognized Scouts and Scouters who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives. Therefore, our organization's centennial provides a unique opportunity to commemorate those among us who are exemplars of the "high ideals and purpose of the Order of the Arrow." The Centurion Award aims to highlight "Hometown Heroes," or Arrowmen who have meaningfully contributed to the forming, maturing and ongoing operational excellence of their local council's lodge, and who, in doing so, inspired others to follow in their footsteps.
This award is a one-time recognition associated with the centennial anniversary of the OA that is bestowed by the national Order of the Arrow committee. It is modeled after a similar program in the BSA's 100th anniversary celebration, the 2010 National Hall of Leadership. Accordingly, this recognition is an opportunity to highlight lodge development over the last century and the many individuals, both youth and adult, who were instrumental to this success. These honorees will serve as exemplars of leadership, modeling to others a commitment to cheerful service as the Order of the Arrow enters its second century.
(Y) A youth contributor denotes that the nominee's service period occurred while he was under 21 years of age.
(A) An adult contributor denotes that the nominee's service period occurred while he or she was over 21 years of age.
Colonneh Lodge dues are renewed annually. Dues can be renewed online or through the mail.
Pay dues online
The Order of the Arrow, Scouting's Honor Society, is made up of thousands of great Scouts and Scouters like yourself, who were elected to the Order by their fellow Scouts because they saw something in you, something special - those qualities of trust, leadership, friendship, brotherhood, and a desire to serve others - that set you apart.
You undertook the Ordeal to prove your dedication to the high ideals of service that is the hallmark of our Order. Perhaps you have achieved an even greater understanding of Wimachtendienk, Wingolauchsik, Witahemui by sealing your membership through the Brotherhood, or even now keep the flame of cheerful service alive through leadership in service. You are an Arrowman and we ask that you continue your support for the Order of the Arrow and its worthy goals which are more important now than ever.
An active member in Colonneh Lodge is someone who is a currently registered Scout or Scouter in the Sam Houston Area Council with current dues paid. With active membership, you are entitled to attend all functions of the lodge appropriate for your honor level. It also entitles you to wear your OA flap. Technically, if you don't pay your dues, you are not a member, and the flap should be removed from your uniform.
Think back on your Ordeal. Remember the Obligation and Admonition. Remember ... "The ones, who chose you, need you."
Registered OA members in good standing with the BSA, SHAC and Colonneh Lodge will be able to commemorate our organization's centennial by working to complete the Arrowman Service Award. This award, which some are referring to as "the sash patch," will be recognized as one of the few patches that have ever been approved by the national Order of the Arrow committee to be worn on an OA sash.
The purpose of the Arrowman Service Award (ASA) is to encourage Arrowmen to recommit themselves to the ideals of the Order, increase their level of service to their local unit and council, and participate in the 100th anniversary celebration of the OA. The award will have three categories of criteria with various requirements that Arrowmen can complete. These include components of personal growth, service to Scouting, and participation in the centennial celebration. Youth requirement cards / Adult requirement cards
Apply for Arrowman Service Award
The National Order of the Arrow Conference (NOAC) is the premier event of the Order of the Arrow, and is Scouting's second-largest national event. Over 10,000 Arrowmen from across our nation gather for an inspirational and unforgettable experience full of fellowship, training, adventure, and fun! During NOAC, Arrowmen will participate in a six-day conference that includes top notch training sessions, cool recreational opportunities, evening shows full of theatrics and special effects, and exciting programs. The adult contingent spots are filled. Adults can register to serve on staff at noac2015.org. We anticipate that a few youth spots may become available. Please email the NOAC adviser to register.
Contingent members need to attend the contingent meeting on June 28 at the Cockrell Service Center at 2:00 pm.
The OA troop/team representative is a youth serving his troop as the primary liaison to the troop's lodge or chapter. He meets the unit's needs by providing a communication and programmatic link to and from all Arrowmen, Scouts who are not presently members of the Order, and adult leaders. These efforts are meant to assist the unit and its members in achieving the mission of the Boy Scouts of America, and at the same time fulfilling the lodge's role in the Strategic Plan of the Order of the Arrow of being an integral part of the council. By setting a good example, he will enhance the image of the Order as a service arm to his unit.The OA troop/team representatives and their adviser are encouraged to register with the lodge to receive important updates and information.
The Order of the Arrow is rich with Native American culture. The Colonneh Lodge Native American Committee provides dance and singing instruction, from beginner to advanced levels. Arrowmen can learn the different dance styles, and receive help building their dance clothes. The committee meets the second and fourth Sunday of each month from 3:00 pm -5:00 pm at the VFW Post 8905, 21902 Northwest Frwy (290), Cypress, Texas 77429. Map
Boy Scouts who were elected into the Order of the Arrow by their troop must complete an Ordeal within one year, in order to become a member of Colonneh Lodge. Please keep in mind that weekends in the fall are full of football games, band competitions and other outside obligations, so please plan to attend one of the Ordeal earlier in the year, if possible. A candidate can only complete his Ordeal in our lodge.
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2011 Continental Divide Trail Ride (Part V)
2011 Continental Divide Ride
Part V
(Island Park, ID to Roosville, BC)
After fixing my bike (KTM 990) that included replacing the in-gas tank fuel filters and replacing my side-stand with along with a special KTM side-stand bypass switch, I returned to finish the Montana portion of the CDT.
I had lined up another rider to complete this ride with me, but he backed out with a better offer a few days prior to departure. My wife, to whom I have been happily married for 38 years, did not want me to go alone, so she offered to go with me. Bless her heart…even though she did not want to ride two-up with me, she drove (Subaru Forester) separately, and we met up each evening at the motel. She monitored my progress from my SPOT messages. She visited several interesting towns, mansions and museums that were not on my CDT route, and generally had a very good time. Here we are sitting in the big chair at Pickel's Place in Arco, ID, on our way back to the Sawtell Mountain Resort to resume the CDT ride on September 19, 2011.
The next morning I left at 8:30 AM since I had about 300 miles of dirt to travel. It was 30 degree Fahrenheit, and there was frost on the seat of my bike.
I took a little detour up the top of Sawtell Peak about 5-6 miles away. Here it is seen from the resort.
From the top of Sawtell Peak you will see the FAA radar dome and impressive views of the Tetons to the east and the Gravelly Range to the northwest.
A few miles later north on US Hwy 20 and around via FR 053, I was back to the locked gate where my ride had ended 7-1/2 weeks earlier, only this time I was on the other side of the gate.
This is Sawtell Peak seen from further down FR 053 looking south. The FAA radar dome can be seen to the right of the peak.
After crossing into Montana, I came to the Red Rock Lakes, which happens to be one of our 2011 IAMC Challenge Sites (
For the most part, I found the dirt and gravel roads in Montana to be among the easiest and fastest to travel along the entire CDT.
Just before coming into Lima, MT, I encountered another solo cyclist from BC, Canada. He was almost 3 weeks into his ride of the CDT. He had started in Banff, BC; but had already ridden his bike 300 miles from his home to get there. We discussed the fact that he would likely be stopped by snow in the Colorado passes. I hope he made it.
Not far to the west of Lima you come to the Medicine Lodge and Old Bannack Roads established in 1862 between Bannack, the territorial capitol of Montana at that time, and Corinne, UT, near where the transcontinental railroad was later established in 1869 (
Between state Hwys 324 and 278 is the town of Bannack, MT. It is on the CDT and is one of the best-preserved ghost towns in Montana. It has a very colorful history (
). It was made a State Park in the 1950's (
). One of Bannack's early prominent citizens, William Andrews Clark, helped establish the Bannack to Corinne road (
). Bannack is also another of the 2011 IAMC Challenge Sites (
Leaving Bannack on the CDT you will ride a series of paved Forest Service roads from state Hwy 278 to state Hwy 43 to arrive at Wise River.
Northeast of Wise River, MT, is Fleecer Ridge with a steep and rocky two-track trail seen as a faint line above to the left above the tree line. Being alone on a fully loaded large bike, I opted not to attempt this most difficult section and skirted around it on the Old Hwy 91 Frontage Road.
You pass under the Milwaukee Road train trestle on Roosevelt Road (paved section of FR 84) coming into Butte, MT, my destination for day 1 on the Montana portion of my CDT ride.
From Basin, MT, northeast of Butte and near Boulder, MT, to Lincoln, MT, the CDT passes through several old mining towns and mill sites, including the Mine Rock on FR 1855 and the Empire Mill Site near Atlantic City.
Prior to the above sites is the little town of Rimini, which lies just south of US Hwy 12 near Helena. There I encountered one of the stranger sites on the entire CDT – a deer with its dead sticking out of a 2
storey window. I guess being hunting season, he felt this was a safer place to be.
From Lincoln, MT, the CDT basically parallels state Hwys 200 and 83 on a series of Forest Service Roads running on either side of these two highways all the way into Columbia Falls, MT, and our destination for day 2 of this portion of the ride. We stayed at the Super 8 in Columbia Heights just across the Flathead River from Columbia Falls. The lobby of this motel has a most impressive collection of game animals.
The next day was about a half-day ride to the Canadian border passing scenic Whitefish and Red Meadow lakes along the way.
The CDT swings east for a short distance along the East Fork of the Flathead River where you will get an impressive view of the Starvation Range Boundary Mountains in Glacier Nation Park. This photo was taken on FR 486 near Trailcreek.
The last segment of the CDT parallels the US-Canadian border along Poverty Flats Road where this photo was taken showing the clear-cut forest demarcating the border.
I took my final border picture at the US Border Eureka Station next to the US port of entry.
That evening, my wife and I celebrated the completion of this ride at the Cimarron Café in Columbia Falls where I had a sirloin steak and baked potato.
We spent the next day touring Glacier National Park by car with the bike taking a well-deserved rest. We stayed at the Port Polson Inn in Polson, MT, with a wonderful view of Flathead Lake from our motel room.
The next day we stayed in Salmon, ID, and the day after that we were back in Boise.
This is a great ride that I would highly recommend to anyone interested in the challenge of a multiday ride. It takes careful planning for which I highly recommend a thorough review of the sources listed at the beginning of this ride report.
My hat (or helmet) is off to the cyclists who do this ride. They are the real heroes and heroines of the CDT. It was difficult enough for me on a motorcycle; I don't think I could make it on a bicycle.
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That's what Mustangs volleyball coach Melinda Horton is banking on, after watching the savvy Cougars knock off King, 25-11, 25-15, 25-17 Monday in the Class 5A bi-district playoffs at Pleasanton High School.
The District 28-5A runner-up Cougars (24-11) advance to play either District 25-5A champion Austin Westlake or San Antonio MacArthur in the Class 5A area playoffs later in the week.
Clark actually tied for the 28-5A championship, only to fall to San Antonio O'Connor in five games last weekend in a district playoff for first place.
"I'm very pleased with the way we played tonight," Cougars coach Kirby Jameson said. "We're not real tall, so we have to rely on our ball control. King did a better job of hitting around our blockers in the second and third games - (the Mustangs) have a good team."
District 27-5A third place King finished the season 19-10 and fell in the bi-district round for the third straight season.
"I hope the girls will learn something from this other than walking away with a loss," Mustangs coach Melinda Horton said. "We have a real young team (with nine juniors), and they're still trying to see the big picture. We've come a long way (this season), though."
Seniors middle blockers Jami Blomstrom and Annie Hambright combined for 16 kills, and junior setter Amber Guin had three aces to lead Clark to victory.
Senior middle blocker Emily Hilliard - one of four seniors for the Mustangs this season - and junior outside hitter Lydia Longoria combined for 11 kills, junior middle blocker Whitney McVaigh added two aces and senior setter Kellie Callaway contributed 11 assists for King.
Thanks to four service points and an ace by senior Kelli Murphy, the Cougars raced to a 4-0 lead in the opener.
King junior middle blocker Brittany Downs' kill later trimmed that deficit to 6-3, before Clark used a 19-8 run to finish the game.
San Antonio Clark also stormed to a 3-0 lead in Game 2, before the Mustangs answered with a 6-2 run to take a brief 6-5 lead on a block and a kill by Longoria and an ace by junior setter Christine Green.
The game would later be tied at 7, 8, 9 and 10.
McVaigh later gave the Mustangs their biggest lead of the match at 12-10 before a missed serve by King sparked a 7-0 run by the Cougars to help them regain control.
Senior Brittany Black highlighted the run for Clark with six consecutive service points.
Hilliard stopped the spurt with a kill and a service point to pull the Mustangs within 17-14, before Blomstrom's kill and Guin's five straight service points keyed an 8-1 run by the Cougars to put the finishing touches on that game.
King raced to a 5-2 lead in the finale thanks to a two aces by McVeigh and a kill and a service point by Hilliard.
A missed serve by the Mustangs led to an 8-0 run by Clark. Sophomore Ashley Healy fueled the spurt with five consecutive service points for the Cougars.
Hilliard had three key blocks during a 7-4 run by the Mustangs to bring King within 14-12, before Hambright's kill sparked a 7-0 run to help San Antonio Clark build a 21-12 lead.
King freshman Sarah Alva's block and five service points by McVaigh later closed the gap to 22-17, before Hambright's kill started a 4-0 run by the Cougars to close it out.
Class 5A bi-district volleyball playoffs
San Antonio Clark def. King, 25-11, 25-15, 25-17.
ACES - K, (Whitney McVaigh 2, Brittany Downs 1, Christine Green 1); SAC, (Amber Guin 3, Kelli Murphy 1). BLOCKS - K (Emily Hilliard 2); SAC, (Guin 2, Jamie Blomstrom 1). DIGS - K, (Hilliard 7, Green 6 ); SAC, (Cali Leopold 18) . ASSISTS - K (Kellie Callaway 11); SAC (Guin 13). KILLS - K, (Emily Hilliard 6, Lydia Longoria5); SAC, (Blomstrom 9, Annie Hambright 7).
RECORDS - San Antonio Clark 24-11, overall. King: 19-10.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. -- If you've ever wanted to grow your own food but didn't know how to harvest a successful crop, the Surprise Community Garden for All Ages is a great place to start.
Recently, the Surprise City Council approved a grant to support the garden's partnership with Benevilla, a local nonprofit that oversees and supports the garden. They're now expanding the young community garden with 20 new 4x8-raised garden beds that can grow enough produce to feed a family of four.
The garden was created a year ago behind the nonprofit's facility on 16752 N. Greasewood St. It already holds 14 garden beds where gardeners of all ages, from kids to senior citizens, have been harvesting any kind of vegetable.
Trevor O'Neill is one of them.
The Surprise resident has five children, ages 1 to 9, and takes them with him to teach them how to grow their own food.
"It's always fun to bring them down to the garden and tell them, 'We got the new sprouts coming up, that's exciting!'" said O'Neill. "There's nothing to compare it to. It's a blast to see the light on their faces when they see something they were able to create themselves."
O'Neill has had a box at the garden for about four months and already has had his first harvest. He and his kids have planted seeds already for the next crop. He wants to teach them the art of creating something with their own hands.
"They put those seeds in the ground, maybe not always in the right places, but they can take ownership in what they grow," he added.
If you don't have the skills to cultivate your own food, the garden has volunteers to teach you helpful tips.
There's also the opportunity to pay the nominal fee which covers the space and utilities to keep the area, and then donate the space to anyone in need. There's also the option to share the food you grow with other families.
To learn more about the Surprise community garden, contact Benevilla at (623) 584-4999. You can also visit the garden's Facebook page.


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If you make yourself into the guy that fans want to see in a title fight, you'll get your shot.
If you step up when the company needs someone to step up, you'll reap the rewards. Without offering to fight Jones on eight days' notice, I really doubt that Chael would have gotten this shot.
But when the UFC President has a title fight fall apart at the last minute, and he calls all the contenders and says "Do you want a title shot next week? We need somebody to take the fight or the card is going to collapse", well, why should the guys who say "No, I don't want a title shot, here is my list of conditions to fight for the belt" be rewarded over the guy who says "I'll fight anyone at any time. What can I do to help promote the fight?"
your logic is fair, but kind of disingenuous. Thats fine for that case, sure a fight falls through, you still want the card to do through, give the guy who will take it regardless of if he is the best. However the UFC also schedules those same kind of guys well in advance.
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On the eve of the October 2010 Tianjin intercessional climate meetings, CEF presents three speakers who explore key measurable, reportable, and verifiable (MRV) issues as they relate to U.S.-China climate and energy cooperation.
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A comprehensive reporting project concludes that the current U.S. energy strategy will lead to severe water shortages and damage the country's environment and quality of life.
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SAN DIEGO, Oct. 28, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Volcano Corporation (NASDAQ: VOLC), a leading developer and manufacturer of precision guidance therapy tools designed to enhance the treatment of coronary and peripheral vascular disease, today announced the appointment of Leslie V. Norwalk, Esq., and Eric J. Topol, M.D., to the company's board of directors.
Ms. Norwalk currently serves as strategic counsel to EpsteinBeckerGreen, P.C., EBG Advisors and National Health Advisors. She also is an advisor to three private equity firms, Warburg Pincus, Ferrer Freeman & Company and Enhanced Equity Fund, and to the hedge fund Kingdon Capital Management. Previously, Ms. Norwalk served, during the administration of George W. Bush, as the acting administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), where she managed the day-to-day operations of Medicare, Medicaid, state child health insurance programs, survey and certification of healthcare facilities and other federal healthcare initiatives.
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Steven Spielberg's latest raked in an expected seven nods, but it was the surprise inclusion (three times!) of the nearly-forgotten "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen" and the snubbing of Benh Zeitlin's "Beasts of the Southern Wild" that marked today's nominations.
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Season Spotlight: "5 Broken Cameras"
Even though it came out it June, don't forget about Emad Burnat and Guy Davidi's topical doc about conflict in the Israeli-occupied territories, which won awards at Sundance, had its New York premiere at New Directors/New Films, and is shortlisted for the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature.
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Fittingly, the first of our awards season spotlights centers on NYFF50 Opening Night film Life of Pi. Ang Lee's latest has been almost universally praised for its pioneering CGI effects, use of 3D technology, and spiritual and emotional gravitas.
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Film critics in Los Angeles met today to vote for the best of 2012. What do you think of their choices?
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Caveh Zahedi's controversial free-speech test The Sheik and I opens alongside two gentler nonfiction films: one a portrait of Californian adolescents, the other a nocturnal odyssey through New Orleans.
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Brooke Bray had six blocks and hit .484
Sept. 21, 2012
Same night, new year. Same situation, similar result. One year after Portland State rallied back from a fifth-set deficit to beat the Montana volleyball team at the West Auxiliary Gym, the Vikings did it again.
Trailing 6-2 early in the fifth set and 12-10 late, Portland State came back for a 21-25, 25-21, 22-25, 25-20, 15-13 victory over the Grizzlies (2-10, 0-3 BSC) Friday night that kept Montana winless in Big Sky Conference play.
In 2011 Portland State faced a 13-7 deficit and stormed back to win 16-14. This year the deficit wasn't as large, but the outcome was the same.
After falling behind in the fifth set, PSU went to the Big Sky's top hitter, junior Jaklyn Wheeler, a transfer from Oregon, and the first-year Viking kept Portland State (7-7, 3-0 BSC) as one of the two remaining unbeatens in the league.
Wheeler finished with a match-high 26 kills and came through when Montana and the season-high crowd of 446 knew she was going to be set. Her back-to-back kills broke a 13-13 deadlock in the fifth set and gave Portland State its 17th straight win over Montana.
The loss was a sour end to an otherwise solid performance by the Grizzlies. Montana out-hit Portland State and was mostly the Vikings' equal for the duration of the match.
Junior outside hitter Kayla Reno had a career-high 22 kills on .250 hitting, and junior middle blocker Brooke Bray matched a career high with 16 kills on .484 hitting. She also had six blocks.
The Grizzlies out-dug the Vikings by six. Junior Megan Murphey finished with 17 digs and junior Samantha Maas had 16. Together they spearheaded a defense that limited Portland State to .168 hitting.
"I'm extremely proud of how hard we played all night. This was our most consistent match of the season, team-wide from start to finish," UM coach Jerry Wagner said.
"We hung in there and gave it everything we had. Every set and every point was played out on both sides at a fever pitch, and I was proud that our kids were a part of it.
"After watching this team tonight, I've got the utmost confidence we can be that team more often, and be one or two points better."
Montana hit .263 and never trailed in the opening set. Portland State rallied from a 13-10 deficit to take set two and appeared to be taking control of the match in set three.
The Vikings built an 18-12 lead and still led 22-18 following an Aubrey Mitchell kill. That's when Montana did something it has mostly been watching other teams do this season: It closed.
A kill by sophomore Kelsey Schile started a 7-0 set-deciding run that put Montana up 2-1. Schile had two kills down the stretch, as did Reno, and Schile added a solo block.
"We turned the momentum in set three by putting together a great run," Wagner said. "We had a couple of great digs to extend points and some good conversions.
"We're pretty good at catching fire when somebody gets going, and it seemed like it was a different person all night. We had some nice contributions all the way around."
The momentum didn't last. After the teams traded points to open the fourth set, Portland State got back into the match by hitting .205, its best performance of the night. Once the PSU lead reached 18-12, all eyes turned to the fifth set.
Bray had two of her six blocks early in the fifth, and back-to-back attack errors by Portland State gave Montana an early 6-2 lead and forced PSU coach Michael Seemann to use a timeout. His likely message: We have the top hitter in the gym. Let's use her.
And the Vikings did. Wheeler had kills on three of the next six points to help Portland State forge an 8-8 tie.
Montana answered with kills by senior Paige Branstiter and Bray to take a 10-8 lead, and Reno's 22nd kill of the match made it 12-10.
From that point, the only thing that slowed Portland State's march to victory was the Vikings themselves. After going up 13-12, PSU sailed a serve past the end line that made it 13-13. It was Montana's final point of the match.
Montana will host winless Eastern Washington (0-14, 0-3 BSC) Saturday at 7 p.m. The Eagles lost at Montana State in five sets Thursday night.
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Yeah, Vettel's tires were shot. He got 3 good laps out of them, which is about right.
A dominant run by Ferrari. I see they're using the double (or passive) DRS -- I think for the first time. Makes sense on a track with two long straights. Clearly the fastest car in race trim.
I can't find a list of pit stops. Anyone? I think Massa's first pit stop was really slow, and he made a second pit stop before lap 25, which knocked him way back in the order. Then he got stuck behind the worst car -- a Force India. They, like Ferrari, are fast down a straight so it was extremely hard to make a pass.
I wonder how much, if at all, Vettel was slowed by being behind Hulkenberg? It may be that the Red Bull simply didn't have enough pace, no matter what their tire strategy was.
Kudos to Mercedes for really improving their car this season. What seemed like a disastrous move for Hamilton is now looking very timely indeed.
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2.Cete (whales and dolphins)
3.Phenacodonta (horses, tapirs and rhinos)
4.Meridungulata (an extinct species)
5.Paenungulata (superorder – elephant ancestors)
It is thought that the modern-day elephant evolved from an aquatic animal that used its trunk as a sort of snorkel while it spent extended periods of time beneath the surface of the water. Even today, elephants are able to swim in this way, staying underwater for hours at a time, with only the tip of their trunk exposed. According to these theories, elephants (Proboscidea) are closely related to manatees and dugong (Sirenia). It is deduced, then, that Proboscidea and Sirenia must share a common ancestor, from which each developed into different species. The Paenungulata group has been identified as the elephant ancestor by intensive DNA research, which revealed that the hyraxes branch off earlier, while the Proboscidea and Sirenia are still closely related in Tethytheria.
"Proboscidea" is a Greek word that means "having a nose". Over 350 Proboscidea have been identified as having existed over the last 50 million years. The only areas that were not found to have been home at least some of these species are Antarctica and Australia. All but 3 of these species are now extinct, leaving only the Asian Elephant, African Savanna Elephant (the world's largest land mammal) and African Forest Elephant. Many of the more delicate and specialised species are likely to have died due to environmental changes that, when coupled with slow reproductive rates, spelt extinction.
The African species can be found in nearly 40 African countries. They are larger than their Asian counterparts. They are further distinguished by different ear- and head shapes. Originally, the two different African elephants were considered to be subspecies. However, DNA research has revealed that they are actually two separate species. This classification has important ramifications in terms of conservation and the population statistics.
Research continues in an effort to bridge the gaps that exist in the evolutionary development of these extraordinary animals. There remain mysteries regarding associated species and the exact path these ancestors followed before evolving into the elephant as we know it today.
Here is more about Elephant Evolution