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Updated: 03/09/2005 - A parcel of land could go from farmland to a site for an industrial park.
Updated: 03/09/2005 - A parcel of land could go from farmland to a site for an industrial park.
Updated: 03/11/2005 - From fighting to bringing weapons to school, discipline issues in the Rockford school system are a major problem.
Updated: 03/11/2005 - The Abandoned Newborn Infant Protection Act is that much closer to remaining an Illinois law.
Updated: 03/09/2005 - Leaders on both sides of the stateline are fighting over the ramifications of a proposed casino and convention center for two Chippewa tribes in Beloit.
Updated: 03/09/2005 - School Board reaffirms plans to hire a private contractor.
Updated: 03/11/2005 - As prices at the pump soar above the $2.00 mark, Gov. Rod Blagojevich is hoping motorists and gas station owners take a closer look at another option, E85 ethanol gas.
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Updated: 03/08/2005 - A Belvidere state rep wants to change the school funding formula from property taxes to income taxes.
Updated: 03/08/2005 - Belvidere's mayor lays out his future vision in the quickly growing Boone County city.
Updated: 03/08/2005 - A parcel of land in southeasten Stephenson County is stirring up controversy.
Updated: 03/07/2005 - Too many houses and not enough businesses, some say that's the problem the village of Roscoe is facing.
Updated: 03/07/2005 - A Freeport family truly believes in the matter of life after death.
Updated: 03/07/2005 - Ten Rockford area women, two high school students and a company and a non-profit organization were recognized Monday at the 25th Annual YWCA Leader Luncheon.
Updated: 03/07/2005 - The Rockford Police Department Traffic Unit is working on another hit and run accident.
Updated: 03/07/2005 - Boeing forces resignation of CEO.
Updated: 03/07/2005 - In a last ditch effort to protect their jobs, the Rockford School District laid out an advertisement explaining their latest pay concessions.
Updated: 03/07/2005 - School is in session Monday for District 205.
Updated: 03/07/2005 - Water rescue crews take some precautionary steps.
Updated: 03/07/2005 - A passenger in a car crash is in unpredictable condition as of Sunday night.
Updated: 03/06/2005 - A local agency has more rooms to fill but few supplies.
Updated: 03/06/2005 - Fire arson investigators determine a firebombing is gang related.
Updated: 03/06/2005 - Beloit police complete an early morning mission.
Updated: 03/06/2005 - It's getting harder and harder to find room for students in one school district.
Updated: 03/06/2005 - The program will ensure that Rockford's homeless veterans receive the dignified burials they deserve.
Updated: 03/04/2005 - Twenty one year old Specialist Jennifer Adcock just returned home after spending a little over a year overseas.


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|Forum: Google SEO News and Discussion
|Displaying Topics 1 - 40 (1179 total) Sorted by: Date-Last-Post, Direction: reverse
| Are links no longer important to Google?
What to consider when decoding the preferred ranking signals for Google search
|Feb 24, 2015
| Google Adds Health Information to The Knowledge Graph
Google adds researched health information to the Knowledge Graph
|Feb 11, 2015
| Google Updates and SERP Changes - December 2014
WebmasterWorld's monthly look at Google's SERPs changes.
|Dec 22, 2014
| 2015 - Emerging Trends in Search
WebmasterWorld Members discuss the emerging trends of search.
|Dec 22, 2014
| Google Proposes Marking HTTP Sites as Non Secure
Google proposes marking HTTP sites as non-secure. WebmasterWorld members debate the proposal, and, if it's undertaken, will end up in negatively impacting non https sites.
|Dec 17, 2014
| Google's Penguin 3.0 Continues To Roll Out
Google's Penguin 3.0 was rolled out a few weeks back. However, WebmasterWorld members have reported more movement in the SERPs, and Google goes on to confirm it's still rolling out 3.0
|Dec 4, 2014
| Google: Tabbed, onLoad, or Hidden Content No Longer Indexed
According to Google, such content is unlikely to be indexed, and may negatively impact a site.
|Nov 25, 2014
| Make The Web HTTPS: Let's Encrypt Project, Launching Summer 2015
The Electronic Frontier Foundation announces "Let's Encrypt," a new certificate authority (CA) initiative together with Mozilla, Cisco, Akamai, IdenTrust, and researchers at the University of Michigan that aims to clear the remaining roadblocks to transition the Web from HTTP to HTTPS.
|Nov 24, 2014
| Google Mobile SERPs Tells Uses When a Site is Mobile Frendly
If you're serving a mobile audience, Google will favor responsive or mobile sites with a mobile friendly indicator.
|Nov 20, 2014
| Google Drops Some Local Carousel Listings - Pigeon Taking Flight?
Google is making changes to some local carousel listings, including hotels and restaurants. Could this be the next stage in Google's Pigeon update?
|Nov 14, 2014
| Google Updates and SERP Changes - November 2014
WebmasterWorld's monthly look at Google's SERPs changes.
|Nov 11, 2014
| Managing Multiple Google Accounts: Toggling Between Accounts , Best Practices
The feature will enable you to toggle between multiple Google accounts without have to log out and back in again.
|Nov 3, 2014
| Google Updates Webmaster Guidelines: Crawling Page Assets May Help SEO
Google's just updated its Webmaster Guidelines and it makes is abundantly clear that you should allow Googlebot access to page asset files.
|Oct 27, 2014
| Confirmed: Google Penguin 3.0 released Late Friday Night
After more than a year of waiting, webmasters now have a Google Penguin update.
|Oct 20, 2014
| Google Updates and SERP Changes - October 2014
WebmasterWorld's monthly look at Google's SERPs changes.
|Oct 15, 2014
| Google Toolbar PageRank Devalued Further: Probably No More Updates
Google's John Mueller indicated that there is unlikely to be any more Google Toolbar Page Rank updates. This effectively makes the toolbar data worthless.
|Oct 8, 2014
| Google's Penguin 3.0 In The Works, Launch Possible Any Day Now
WebmasterWorld Members are discussing the imminent launch of Google's Penguin 3.0 which may be launched within a week, depending upon Google's own testing.
|Oct 3, 2014
| John Mueller - Don't Expect Visible Ranking Change from HTTPS Switch
Google's John Mueller stated: "I wouldn't expect any visible change when you move from HTTP to HTTPS..."
|Sept 30, 2014
| Google Panda Updated and 4.1 Rolling Out
According to Google, "Depending on the locale, around 3 to 5 pct of queries are affected."
|Sept 26, 2014
| Google Now Showing Structured Snippets In SERPs
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|Sept 22, 2014
| Google Sitelinks Search Box Now Taking You Straight To a Site's Own Search Pages
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|Sept 18, 2014
| Google Direct Answers (Answer Box) Uses Forum Post As Content Source
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|Sept 17, 2014
| Google Webmaster Tools API Updated
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|Sept 11, 2014
| Google Confirms Penguin Recovery Requires Algorithm Refresh
WebmasterWorld Members discuss the news that Google's John Mueller had confirmed that Penguin recovery is possible, but not until after the algorithm is refreshed and/or data is updated... and that has not happened in quite a while.
|Sept 11, 2014
| Google Updates and SERP Changes - September 2014
WebmasterWorld's monthly look at Google's SERPs changes.
|Sept 10, 2014
| Google Testing Domain Clustering In SERPs
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|Sept 5, 2014
| Defining What Makes a Backlink Bad or of Value
WebmasterWorld Members discuss how to define what makes a good or bad link or citation.
|Sept 1, 2014
| Google Authorship Support Dropped
"...we've made the difficult decision to stop showing authorship in search results."
|Aug 29, 2014
| Google Manual Ban For Unnatural Links Rescinded
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|Aug 26, 2014
| Google Takes Action On European, German Link Networks
Google has taken action against link networks in Europe and one in Germany.
|Aug 18, 2014
| Expired Domain, In Error, Instantly Out Of Google: Renewal Took 30 Days To Return To SERPs
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|Aug 18, 2014
| Google To Give Secure HTTPS Sites A Ranking Boost
"We've seen positive results, so we're starting to use HTTPS as a ranking signal."
|Aug 15, 2014
| Google Updates and SERP Changes - August 2014
WebmasterWorld's monthly look at Google's SERPs changes.
|Aug 11, 2014
| Google Starts To Use HTTPS As A Ranking Signal
"We've seen positive results, so we're starting to use HTTPS as a ranking signal."
|Aug 7, 2014
| Google "Pigeon" Local Update in Flux
WebmasterWorld Members report the Google local pigeon update is in flux.
|Aug 1, 2014
| Google Sandbox 2.0 Affecting Sites
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|July 31, 2014
| Impossible to Rank in Google Anymore, Let's All Quit
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|July 24, 2014
| Continuing Demise of Authorship Stats - Could It Now Be a Spam Signal?
WebmasterWorld Members discuss the apparent demise and it's impact of authorship and pages in Google's SERPs.
|July 22, 2014
| Google To Alert Mobile Users About Sites Using Flash
"Starting today, we will indicate to searchers when our algorithms detect pages that may not work on their devices."
|July 15, 2014
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Apache Hadoop 2 is Here and Will Transform the Ecosystem
The release of Apache Hadoop 2, as announced today by the Apache Software Foundation, is an exciting one for the entire Hadoop ecosystem.
Cloudera engineers have been working hard for many months with the rest of the vast Hadoop community to ensure that Hadoop 2 is the best it can possibly be, for the users of Cloudera's platform as well as all Hadoop users generally. Hadoop 2 contains many major advances, including (but not limited to):
How Improved Short-Circuit Local Reads Bring Better Performance and Security to Hadoop
One of the key principles behind Apache Hadoop is the idea that moving computation is cheaper than moving data — we prefer to move the computation to the data whenever possible, rather than the other way around. Because of this, the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) typically handles many "local reads" reads where the reader is on the same node as the data:
Demo: HDFS File Operations Made Easy with Hue
Managing and viewing data in HDFS is an important part of Big Data analytics. Hue, the open source web-based interface that makes Apache Hadoop easier to use, helps you do that through a GUI in your browser — instead of logging into a Hadoop gateway host with a terminal program and using the command line.
The first episode in a new series of Hue demos, the video below demonstrates how to get up and running quickly with HDFS file operations via Hue's File Browser application.
Apache Hadoop 2.0.3-alpha Released
Last week the Apache Hadoop PMC voted to release Apache Hadoop 2.0.3-alpha, the latest in the Hadoop 2 release series. This release fixes over 500 issues (covering the Common, HDFS, MapReduce and YARN sub-projects) since the 2.0.2-alpha release in October last year. In addition to bug fixes and general improvements the more noteworthy changes include:
Apache Hadoop in 2013: The State of the Platform
For several good reasons, 2013 is a Happy New Year for Apache Hadoop enthusiasts.
In 2012, we saw continued progress on developing the next generation of the MapReduce processing framework (MRv2), work that will bear fruit this year. HDFS experienced major progress toward becoming a lights-out, fully enterprise-ready distributed filesystem with the addition of high availability features and increased performance. And a hint of the future of the Hadoop platform was provided with the Beta release of Cloudera Impala, a real-time query engine for analytics across HDFS and Apache HBase data.
Secrets of Cloudera Support: The Champagne Strategy
At Cloudera, we put great pride into drinking our own champagne. That pride extends to our support team, in particular.
Cloudera Manager, our end-to-end management platform for CDH (Cloudera's open-source, enterprise-ready distribution of Apache Hadoop and related projects), has a feature that allows subscription customers to send a snapshot of their cluster to us. When these cluster snapshots come to us from customers, they end up in a CDH cluster at Cloudera where various forms of data processing and aggregation can be performed.
Quorum-based Journaling in CDH4.1
A few weeks back, Cloudera announced CDH 4.1, the latest update release to Cloudera's Distribution including Apache Hadoop. This is the first release to introduce truly standalone High Availability for the HDFS NameNode, with no dependence on special hardware or external software. This post explains the inner workings of this new feature from a developer's standpoint. If, instead, you are seeking information on configuring and operating this feature, please refer to the CDH4 High Availability Guide.
Since the beginning of the project, HDFS has been designed around a very simple architecture: a master daemon, called the NameNode, stores filesystem metadata, while slave daemons, called DataNodes, store the filesystem data. The NameNode is highly reliable and efficient, and the simple architecture is what has allowed HDFS to reliably store petabytes of production-critical data in thousands of clusters for many years; however, for quite some time, the NameNode was also a single point of failure (SPOF) for an HDFS cluster. Since the first beta release of CDH4 in February, this issue has been addressed by the introduction of a Standby NameNode, which provides automatic hot failover capability to a backup. For a detailed discussion of the design of the HA NameNode, please refer to the earlier post by my colleague Aaron Myers.
Limitations of NameNode HA in Previous Versions
CDH4.1 Now Released!
Update time! As a reminder, Cloudera releases major versions of CDH, our 100% open source distribution of Apache Hadoop and related projects, annually and then updates to CDH every three months. Updates primarily comprise bug fixes but we will also add enhancements. We only include fixes or enhancements in updates that maintain compatibility, improve system stability and still allow customers and users to skip updates as they see fit.
We're pleased to announce the availability of CDH4.1. We've seen excellent adoption of CDH4.0 since it went GA at the end of June and a number of exciting use cases have moved to production. CDH4.1 is an update that has a number of fixes but also a number of useful enhancements. Among them:
Schedule This! Strata + Hadoop World Speakers from Cloudera
We're getting really close to Strata Conference + Hadoop World 2012 (just over a month away), schedule planning-wise. So you may want to consider adding the tutorials, sessions, and keynotes below to your calendar! (Start times are always subject to change of course.)
The ones listed below are led or co-led by Clouderans, but there is certainly a wide range of attractive choices beyond what you see here. We just want to ensure that you put these particular ones high on your consideration list.
Meet the Engineer: Jon Natkins
In this installment of "Meet the Engineers", meet Jonathan Natkins, also known as "Natty" by his friends and colleagues.
What do you do at Cloudera, and in which Apache project are you involved?


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Six Nations: Ask Jeremy Guscott
Among the topics making the headlines this week are:
- Scotland's through-the-looking-glass win at home to Ireland
- England continuing their Grand Slam drive with victory over much-improved France
- Wales securing their second Six Nations win with victory away to Italy
- Mike Tindall backing England skipper Chris Robshaw as a possible Lions captain
Questions are now closed for this week - check back later for Jerry's answers. Please note, not every question submitted can be used.
Comment number 166. Posted by Lyrical_myricalon 25 Feb 2013 13:37
Why has Lancaster forgotten about Foden? He's not in the best form of his life but when he is he would walk into any team in the world in my opinion, and in the long term surely he's the best choice for the 15 shirt for 2015?
Comment number 165. Posted by rugbytomcon 25 Feb 2013 13:32
Jerry, I asked this question a couple of weeks back now but perhaps it's more pertinent now - If Brown was shifted to 15, who would you look to play on the wings for England against Italy? Ashton didn't have his best game but let's just assume he's injured - who do we turn to? Wade, May, Thompstone, Varndell, Eastmond, Biggs or someone else entirely?
Comment number 164. Posted by Kyle Pon 25 Feb 2013 13:27
with Ronan O'Gara, i think he's gone a year too far in international rugby, he's past his best and doesn't look like he's got the abilities, or the sharpness for it anymore. He's had a great career,and should be remenber for all the great things he's moments he produced for Irish rugby, but do you think its time he called it quits now?
Comment number 163. Posted by Kyle Pon 25 Feb 2013 13:11
it is good that Ireland are now giving chances to young players. what concerns me on their part is that they dont seem to be producing any real leaders. Jamie Heaslip's leadership qualities havent been great and the only player in the team id consider a natural leader is Brian O'Driscoll, they dont seem to have a natural successer to him as long term captain. what do you think?
Comment number 162. Posted by BBC Sporton 25 Feb 2013 11:56
Hi everyone, thanks for all your questions this week. We've read them all and picked a dozen to send to Jerry, so submissions are now closed for this week.
Feel free to carry on with any debates raging, and check back in a day or so for Jerry's replies.
Comment number 161. Posted by JamesBon 25 Feb 2013 11:54
Hi Jerry, do you believe a Tuilagi O'driscoll partnership for the Lions could work?
Comment number 160. Posted by Scott Connartyon 25 Feb 2013 11:53
Winning Ugly as opposed to Losing Gallantly, a cause for optimism in Scottish Rugby, is this a Scottish team coming of age and finally living up to the undoubted potential within the ranks?
Comment number 159. Posted by Muesli3on 25 Feb 2013 11:52
Hi, moving away from the Six Nations, at the Mad Stad on Sunday I witnessed both Marland Yarde and Christian Wade have fantastic games to add to their already impressive season so far and I was wondering how far you think these two will go? Are they international or even Lions wingers in waiting?
Comment number 158. Posted by Kyle Pon 25 Feb 2013 11:48
Chris Robshaw has the edge at the moment for lions captaincy, but some suggestions is that he's not a guarenteed test player or that he shouldnt be picked at 7. if he's the in form 7 of the home nations he should get the nod. He's not as destructive at the breakdown as David Pocock, but he works hard, makes his tackles, clears the rucks, makes ground on carries, why shouldn't he be picked?
Comment number 157. Posted by gavcrosbyon 25 Feb 2013 11:47
Hi Jerry,
Do you think that Ruaridh Jackson should be dropped? Duncan Weir came on and played fairly well and Jackson had a poor game - should Scott Johnson give Weir a shot?
Comment number 156. Posted by Alan1104on 25 Feb 2013 11:44
Hi Jerry. Have France stopped being a world force in Rugby. We all know the "which France Team will turn up" scenario but this is becoming a distant meomory. They played badly in the world cup (but made the final). They have lost home and away to Wales and England last year and this year in the 6N. Is the amount of foregn players in their leauge to blame?
Comment number 155. Posted by eddyharveyon 25 Feb 2013 11:41
I've become a big fan of Farrell at number 10 particularly since he's been so dependable with the boot. However, Flood has been given a lot of opportunities and has never been able to to elevate his game to the international stage.
Do you think it's time that Freddie Burns gets some time on the pitch? He looks like a great prospect and would certainly give England other options in attack.
Comment number 154. Posted by rugby4everon 25 Feb 2013 11:39
Hi Jerry
It is true that Brad Barritt's defense is peerless, however he stifles England's attack as much as he does the opposition's by just running into traffic every time he gets the ball meaning people who can do damage (back three and Tuilagi) don't get much ball. Time for Twelvetrees at inside centre, do you agree?
Comment number 153. Posted by Scott Connartyon 25 Feb 2013 11:38
Winning Ugly as opposed to Losing Gallantly, finally a cause for optimism in Scotland, is this a team coming of age and the turning point for Scottish Rugby?
Comment number 152. Posted by Ali Hoareon 25 Feb 2013 11:34
Hi Jerry. Have we all been fooled, by Chris Ashton's ability to track and finish off line breaks, into thinking he is a good winger? He doesn't do his job properly and not just this weekend. He is often too flat resulting in a pass going behind him and his defensive work is very poor. Are you as frustrated as me?
Comment number 151. Posted by Alan1104on 25 Feb 2013 11:31
Hi Jerry. Taking into consideration last year and this years 6 Nations.
England Won 7 games lost 1 to Wales. Wales won 7 games lost 1 to Ireland. Ireland Lost 4 games drawn 1 game and won 3. Scotland Lost 6 games won 2. How do you see this reflected into the lions selection. Are we prob looking at the majority of players being Welsh and English?
Comment number 150. Posted by Alion 25 Feb 2013 11:15
For the Lions do you think that Halfpenny could start at fullback with Hogg on the wing as he definitely as the pace and besides Cutherbert I feel few other wings have been particularly outstanding this 6 nations
Comment number 149. Posted by Jengibreon 25 Feb 2013 10:48
Jeremy, should we be concerned about the form of the England lineout? Where is it going wrong? There are enough options, 4 jumpers if you include JP, JL, TW and CR, however the lineout seems very predictable and not enough, for lack of a better word, 'routines' or variations.
Comment number 148. Posted by Phatboion 25 Feb 2013 10:45
Before the 6 nations there were few English players in your lions XV, has your opinion changed since then and after watching Richie Gray's workman performances for Scotland do you think if he continues on this form he will in lions starting XV?
Comment number 147. Posted by ayrtonsennaon 25 Feb 2013 10:45
@ rugbylad - you are dead right, prob both to blame. Youngs has been crabbing recently and his pass is slow. Care seems to be in top form, thats the only change I can see as a necessity for the upcoming games.
I'd just like to put forward my congrats to Scotland, winning ugly is a good habit to develop, well done!
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Gilead Sciences to Present at the UBS Global Life Sciences Conference on Tuesday, September 2016:30 EDT Monday, September 19, 2011 FOSTER CITY, Calif. (Business Wire) -- Gilead Sciences, Inc. (Nasdaq: GILD) today announced that its corporate presentation will be webcast from the UBS Global Life Sciences Conference in New York. Kevin Young CBE, Gilead's Executive Vice President, Commercial Operations, will provide an overview of the company at the UBS conference on Tuesday, September 20 at 10:30 a.m. Eastern Time. To access the live webcast or a replay via the internet, log on to www.gilead.com. Please connect to the company's website at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the presentation to ensure adequate time for any software download that may be necessary to listen to the webcast. The replay will be available for 14 days following the presentation. About Gilead Gilead Sciences is a biopharmaceutical company that discovers, develops and commercializes innovative therapeutics in areas of unmet medical need. The company's mission is to advance the care of patients suffering from life-threatening diseases worldwide. Headquartered in Foster City, California, Gilead has operations in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. For more information on Gilead Sciences, please visit www.gilead.com or call the Gilead Public Affairs Department at 1-800-GILEAD-5 (1-800-445-3235). Gilead Sciences, Inc.Patrick O?Brien, 650-522-1936Investor Relations


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JUN 30 This post on the WSJ's Washington Wire blog covers the most important issue of the presidential race: whether the bogus online Louisiana Governor's Mansion chocolate chip cookie recipe is better than the recipe Hillary Clinton gave to Family Circle back in 1992, the first time Bill was elected. There's a video of Bobby Jindal picking the one he likes best. Oy.
JUN 30 Gambit brings us up to date on the first licenses issued in the NOLA area on Monday, and provides, as well, some context for the cynical, political efforts by Buddy Caldwell and the Governor to use this situation to get themselves some press.
JUN 30 This is an interesting video posted by Now This on Facebook. It's a young woman who is Indian-American and a resident and native of Louisiana, just like Bobby Jindal. She has some advice for him: try embracing who you are. That might help those crappy poll numbers. Huh.
JUN 30 The Red Shtick offers this post on the current debate regarding symbols of the Confederacy, replacing that flag and statues of dead guys with a common groundcover known as Confederate jasmine. Anyone want to lay odds on how soon it will show up on Twitter with a campaign to save the flowers?
JUN 30 Wonkette puts in its two cents on the big (?) Jindal presidential announcement of last week, stating here that Bobby Jindal is "the wingnut presidential candidate nobody's been waiting for."
JUN 30 KPEL reports here on a study of the economic impact of the legalization of same-sex marriage (or, as we like to call it, MARRIAGE) in Louisiana. Businesses can look to make money off this SCOTUS decision, the study found. And it's probably going to be even better than outlined here, because there appear to be no variables measuring fabulousness.
JUN 29 The Picayune outlines Bobby Jindal's appearance on Sunday's edition of "Meet the Press." Bobby's statements last week, implying that he would block implementation of the SCOTUS decision on gay marriage, had the desired effect and got him some national press. So when Chuck Todd asked him how he planned to defy the Supreme Court he said he wouldn't.
JUN 29 This post on Rolling Stone attempts to answer the question that a lot of people have about Bobby Jindal: how did a guy who looks so good on paper turn into the crashing, burning, pathetic excuse for a presidential candidate that he became last week? It's an entertaining analysis, down to the very last paragraph - which is priceless.
JUN 29 Bob Mann pens this scathing post on Salon about Bobby Jindal's political rise and fall. Bob doesn't hold anything back in this one, calling Jindal a "cynical charlatan."
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Ib Olsen's bamboo rods
How Ib Olsen builds his beautiful rods... and some elementary notes.
By Preben Torp Jacobsen
First splitting of the bamboo
The best thing to do is to mark the end of the pole with a speed-marker and then with the same tool make a wide spiral around the pole - then one can always later on place the splits exactly in the same relative position as they were in the original pole! To us it's of great importance that the splits in the final rod are positioned so that opposite sections in the original pole are also opposite in the final rod!
As usual make a split along one side of the pole to open the cells between the node diaphragms. Then split it in halves.
The marked bamboo after splitting
Different stages of node 'removal'
The 60 degrees tool
Now we come to the splitting, that can be a very difficult job - but we use a method learned from Bjarne Fries - another clever Danish rod-builder. In a vice we place a knife-blade with the point upwards and protected by a metal-ball (so that one doesn't harm oneself during the splitting). The edge of the knife pointing towards you. In preparation one has with a speed-marker drawn short lines along the whole bamboo-piece, where it is to be be split. Then the end is pressed against the edge of the knife and during the whole splitting-process the surface of the bamboo must be exactly at an angle of 90 deg. to the knife. Then one presses the bamboo against the knife and as a start it can be needed to make a short 'rap' at the other end of the bamboo. By pressing the bamboo against the knife the bamboo is split: One keeps ones hands as close to the knife as reasonable, and following the marks the total length is split. Should it move out of range one presses with one of the hands at the side of the bamboo just to the side of the knife, so that the split goes back on the right course.
OBS! Never try to make corrections by twisting the bamboo or moving the end of the pole to one side or the other!
With this procedure one can with a little experience split the bamboo very close to the measures, and by this spare a lot of work later on. One will very early learn, that it's much easier to split a piece of bamboo in two equal parts, than to split a section in three - the broader strip will have a tendency to 'eat bamboo' from the more narrow part.
The splits are tied together and hanged away on a dry place for a week or two. Why? Bamboo is a natural material and by this has its own life. Taken away from the connection with the other splits in the pole they start to find their own 'position of rest' - and first then one can continue the building.
Heat tempering using an electric toaster
As Ib is a carpenter by profession, he has a natural sense how to work with bamboo in the best way. Just after the final splitting he uses the mounted knife to make the 60 deg. planes by pressing the sides of the splits against the edge of the knife in the 60 deg. angle.
The vice with inserts for planing out bamboo nodes
Different stages of node 'removal' in the vice
The reel seat is cork
After heat-tempering the remaining parts of the diaphragms are removed and we remove a little bit more bamboo, so a small grove is left (see why later on!).
On the other side we remove a small part of the nodes - only the very sharp edge is filed away - the rest of the nodes are pressed down in the way the famous Jim Payne did it. We do it between the jaws of a vice after having heated the node. One has to place some softer blades of metal between the jaws, so that no unwanted marks are left on the surface of the bamboo. (As Ib works with splits with the final 60 deg. planes, he has to use an insertion between the jaws of the vice like a small planning form on the one side and a flat one on the other). By this procedure he 'removes' the nodes and in the same process correct any bends etc. in the splits...
Most rod-builders remove the enamel layer before they start the preliminary planning in the form - they even make the side totally flat and by this remove some of the vital power-fibres in the middle of the splits. We don't do that. We plan with the enamel layers on. The curve of the surface is so small on these narrow strips that it doesn't harm the precision of the planning. Moreover it has the advantage, that we can adjust the planning form to the same measures we got, when we measured a lacquered rod!
First when the splits are glued together we remove the outer enamel-layer and by this preserve the convex surface of the bamboo - showing that we have not removed a single power-fibre!
On some of his last rods Ib has even let the enamel-layer be and by this protected the final rod even better. Some people will perhaps not like the appearance - then they can't see anything of the fibres!
Ready for the ferrule
Ib uses most only cork for both the handle and the reel-seat. The cross-section at the reel-seat is not round, but a little flat on the side that shall come into contact with the foot of the reel. Opposite this he inserts two narrow lancet-shaped pieces of the utmost layer of bamboo in the cork - so that the rings don't cut into the cork, when the reel is tightened to the rod.
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A truly engaging web site for the beginner - just like myself. With that in mind, I'd be very grateful for any information on where to purchase bamboo culms, specific tools, etc. in the UK. Also, any 'gatherings', classes offered in the UK or discussion groups that are UK-based. I've been looking at the US-based sites and groups and find them immensely useful and positive, but would like to know if there is something a little closer to home.
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Cape Town — Media started filing into the Western Cape High Court after 9am on Tuesday ahead of the appearance of honeymoon murder-accused Shrien Dewani.
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Earlier, the court's entrance was cordoned off with yellow tape tied to a police vehicle at either end. Around 13 police vehicles were parked near the court and a throng of police officers stood at a side entrance where prisoners usually arrive.
Dewani is expected to enter the court through this gate. Traffic cones blocked off the road to the side gate.
Capetonians on their way to work stopped and curiously asked journalists what was happening.
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The millionaire businessman is expected to touch down on British Airways flight BA059 direct out of London's Heathrow Airport.
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When he appears in court, he is expected to be charged with conspiracy to commit murder and defeating the ends of justice.
Dewani claimed he and his wife Anni were kidnapped at gunpoint as they drove through Gugulethu in Cape Town in a taxi in November 2010.
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Visit the Baldwinsville Public Library this month and view a range of displays and exhibits coordinated by the local history department to put you in touch with the images, artifacts and documents that the library collects, organizes and maintains.
These valuable collections preserve our memory of the people, places and events that have shaped our region's history.
Featured in one exhibit are images of Central New York historical records on a series of panels loaned to the library from the Upstate History Alliance, including an image of William Seward's math exercises.
Another display highlights some of the items that are available in the library's local history room. On display is a book of pencil drawings by Rev. William Beauchamp. Rev. Beauchamp was a noted historian who wrote a number of books related to Onondaga County as well as the Iroquois culture. Also on display is an original roster from the Civil War Battery B regiment from Baldwinsville, Anthony Christopher's "Sketches of Yesterday," several Baldwinsville directories and yearbooks. View the display during regular library hours.
Our most recent endeavor to bring Baldwinsville's archives to the public involves the digitization of more than 1,000 photos and the microfilm of old Baldwinsville newspapers. The materials are currently being prepared for online access by interns from the Syracuse University School of Information Studies and will be available on the library's web site in the near future.
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80 Wilkinson kicks it into touch. That's it! ENGLAND WIN 21-20 !!!! What an upset. Matt Giteau scored all off the hosts' points, but he'll be blamed for missing that sitter of a penalty. What a game, thanks for joining us. Cheers!
79 WILKINSON MISSES!!! It's a one-point ball game going into the final minute. Cooper restarts, England drive it up as the English fans start to sing...
78 Edmonds is pinged for going off his feet so Wilkinson can set up an attacking line-out for England. Chisholm is penalised for pulling down at the line-out...Wilkinson lines it up.
76 England move the ball from one side of the field to the other. There's a poor pass to Armitage, who can't hold on.
74 FIGHT! James Slipper is claiming he has been eye gouged. The ref hasn't seen anything so we'll scrum down again.
73 Huia Edmonds on for Faingaa as we enter the final minutes. O'Connor has another go at the English defence, but spills the ball! Foden kicks but it's a poor effort and the Wallabies have possession on the half-way line. Another knock-on and England can feed the scrum.
71 Drama as GITEAU MISSES!!!! That was the easiest kick of the year and he fluffed it!
70 Australia are all attack in the England 22. Penalty! Right in front of the posts as Giteau is taken out without the ball.
68 Giteau's kick is wide! England retain their one-point lead!
66 Australia keep ball in hand driving up midfield. Now it comes wide for Ashley-Cooper. Thompson is off-side. Penalty!
64 Whoa! A huge scrum from England turns into a maul and they drive it 15m. Wilko tries the cross field kick-pass to Foden but Ashley-Cooper does very well to field the kick.
63 Digby Ioane is forced off with an elbow injury. England have a scrum on the Wallaby 10m line.
62 A bit of ping-pong kicking ends in O'Connor finding himself in space. He turns on the gas before chipping ahead. Now England must defend a line-out. They do and Wilko clears.
60 Cooper doesn't have too many options so tries the boot. Foden is waiting for it and sends play back to the Wallaby 22, where the hosts can throw in from the line-out.
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56 Sloppy ball from the line-out means the Wallabies must keep it tight deep in the England 22. Cooper is in the pocket for the drop, but he sends it wide to Ioane. The English defence sold solid. They ruck over and win it back!
55 Australia, looking to reply immediately, pick and drive their way into the England 22. Now they spread it wide to Mitchell, but the visitors defence is much better organised this time.
52 There's a big cheer from the crowd as Jonny Wilkinson enters the fray. There's plenty of needle at scrum time. Australia are under pressure at the set piece again as the cough up another penalty. Wilko lines it up.
50 A knock-on ends the England attack, but Australia are under pressure in their own half. Cooper punts up-field but England are happy to run the ball back.
48 Engalnd are back on the attack as they spread the ball through the hands from a line-out deep in Wallaby territory. Lots of momentum with the white jerseys.
46 PENALTY, ENGLAND, FLOOD. 20-18. The Wallaby scrum coughs up three points.
44 CONVERSION, GITEAU. 20-15. It's the Matt Giteau show! England feel hard done by because Genia knocked on before spreading it wide and the ref missed it...
43 TRY, AUSTRALIA, GITEAU. 18-15. Super try from the Aussies who bash away through Elsom one side and then spread to to the other. O'Connor breaks down the touchline, Giteau's up in support again for his second try!
41 Here we go again as Toby Flood provides the restart. It goes deep and the Wallaby backs have a run...but conspire to pass the ball into touch!
40 England finish the half with a flourish but Flood's final pass flies into touch. The visitors are good value for their lead at half-time...the Wallabies have a game on their hands!
38 England have had 62 per cent of the possession! Australia haven't had much answer to be honest, they've kicked the ball back quite a bit.
36 Steve Thompson breaks clear! No! The final pass was forward...a let off for Australia. The game has slowed down a tad as both sides have started to kick a bit more.
34 Wow, super kick from Drew Mitchell, who punts the ball 60m to set up a line-out in the England half.
32 Giteau kicks at goal again, this time from long range...but it bounces off the upright!
30 England are penalised at the breakdown once again. Croft off his feet, but Giteau's effort from the kicking tee sails wide. England stay in front by two points.
28 Flood misses the conversion, but it must be said that England deserve their lead.
27 TRY, ENGLAND, ASHTON. 13-15. Great first Test try for Chris Ashton. England pick and drive it up well before Ashton is given a neat inside ball, Daley misses the tackle and Ashton's pace does the rest!
25 England are ahead of the kicker at the restart so the Wallabies have a scrum on the centre spot, but they give away a penalty at scrum time, meaning Flood can kick at goal...but his effort is just wide.
23 TRY, AUSTRALIA, GITEAU. 11-10. The English defence targets Cooper, leaving a hole for Ioane to wrap around and bust through the line. Giteau is up in support and scores under the posts! Perfect reply from the Wallabies.
21 England are playing with so much confidence. Australia aren't being given much chance to attack. Moody makes a huge tackle on Faingaa, and both players stay down!
18 TRY, ENGLAND, YOUNGS. 6-8. Brilliant try from the young England scrum-half, who runs into a gap at the back of a line-out and uses his pace to score without being touched. Poor defence from Australia in that inside channel.
15 England are doing most of the playing...but Lawes is off his feet at the ruck so Giteau will have a crack at goal from nearly 50m out.
13 England are playing with plenty of confidence as the but pressure on the Wallaby try-line. Digby Ioane steals it at the ruck! He clears to relieve some pressure but the English are happy to run it back. Penalty to Australia...Thompson shoulder charging into the ruck.
11 Enterprising play from England as they run their way into the Wallaby 22. The visitors looking to attack a bit more this week, it's clear. Giteau clears from a line-out, but Mitchell is penalised for a dangerous tackle. Flood sets up another line-out.
8 Assistant ref Nigel Owens has a won with ref Romain Poite. The penalty goes against Tim Payne for punching. Giteau lines it up.
6 Free kick to England. The Wallabies jumped the gun. England want another scrum...but Australia have twisted it around and won the feed! The handbags are out! A bit of biffo between the front rows..
5 Australia keep it tight after the restart. Now Cooper tests Foden with a high bomb, but the English full-back is up to the task. Easter drops the ball, so time for the first scrum inside the England half.
3 Saia Faingaa finds Nathan Sharpe but the Englands backs are all over Cooper. The visitors win the ball back and they rumble into Aussie territory. Penalty! The Wallabies not rolling away, Flood will have crack at goal. PENALTY, ENGLAND, FLOOD. 0-3.
1 Here we go! Quade Cooper kicks us off, England have it under control in their 22. Flood finds touch. Neat start for England.
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Kendall Williams is one of the main reasons New Mexico is a favorite to win the Mountain West title, but coach Steve Alford hopes the talented junior guard can overcome his disciplinary issues. Williams returns from a one-game benching Wednesday night as the 19th-ranked Lobos visit a surprising Boise State team reinstating three players of its own. After Williams, who averages team highs of 14.6 points and 4.6 assists, showed up late to a team meeting Friday, Alford had enough. It was the third time Williams had failed to arrive on time for either games, meetings or practices this season. Alford decided to sit him for all of Saturday's 72-45 victory over Fresno State. Williams had missed only one other game during his 2 1/2 years with the program. "I did the benching in minutes and this was a benching for a game," Alford said. "He has to learn. He has to learn this is a team game and a team meeting is a team meeting. "When you're dealing with 18- to 22-year olds, frustration is...
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The Getaway City Band
The finest in classic rock & blues
The finest in classic rock & blues
Formed in January 2012 by Kent Aschenbrenner, Getaway City has performed all over East Central Iowa for countless private parties on up to playing for over 10,000 bicyclists on the 2012 RAGBRAI bike ride. The band has become well known for playing the songs you often hear on the radio but aren't performed live, and their fun and energetic stage presence.
Band members include 6'-9" tall Kent Aschenbrenner, who literally takes his guitar & harmonica playing to "new heights". He is joined by Amanda Haker on keyboard/acoustic guitar/vocals, Dennis Guernsey on bass guitar/vocals, and Larry Zobel on drums/vocals. Together they ensure an unforgettable night of live classic rock from the 50's, 60's, and 70's that will have your hands clapping and your toes tapping from the first note to the very last.
Amanda Haker
Dennis Guernsey
bass guitar/vocals
Dennis began playing bass guitar and singing during high school in the Waterloo/Cedar Falls area with such bands as the "Devil's Brood", the "91st Street Blueberry Band Review", and the "Trollmen".
During his college days, he was a founding member of "Nick and the Whales"-enjoying the music of the 50's, 60's, and early 70's. Here he acquired the nickname of Lefty, as Nick's right-hand man.
After college, Dennis rested his band chops until joining the band "Misty" in 1989. During his almost twenty years with "Misty", he had the pleasure of meeting and playing with many fine, talented local musicians-including Kent and Amanda of Getaway City. "Misty" also opened for or was the back-up band for such national acts as Dottie West, Bill Anderson, John Conlee, Bobby Bare, Dale Black, and others. Recently Dennis has been playing with the "Channel Cats" of Cedar Falls.
Dennis earned his BA and JD degrees at the University of Iowa. He has his own office and has been practicing law in Waterloo since 1976. He occasionally runs a special deal where for an extra $50 he will guarantee you the maximum sentence allowed by law!
Larry Zobel
A native of the Mason City area, Larry has been playing drums for over forty years.
He got his start in 1977 when he joined three area country bands. In 1979, Larry joined the Eddie Halvorson band and continued drumming in this band on and off for many years.
In 1986, Larry moved his family to the Dallas, Texas area where he played drums for a local favorite, "The Mountain Creek Band" for two years.
Returning home to the Cedar Valley in 1991, Larry joined the "Geez Louis" band followed by the "Marty Long Band". He then helped form the band "Fusion" in 2009 which was an area favorite through 2011.
Larry is retired from John Deere after a thirty-five year career there. He continues to play drums for his church and enjoys spending time with his wife, family, grandkids, and riding his Victory motorcycle.
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Known by most of his friends as "Big Bird", Kent has been playing and singing in bands for the past 25 years. He first started playing drums in the William Penn Jazz & Dixieland bands. After his friends sold their guitars and bought drums, Kent decided to switch to guitar. In June 1992 he was hired by his friend and mentor, Vern Kolpek of the country-rock band "Misty" on guitar and vocals.
Kent has also had the opportunity to share the stage with many other well-known local bands and musicians, including Roger Miller, Michael Cutsforth, steel guitarist Lefty Schrage, Bob Guthart, Jeff Isaacs, the Davidson brothers, Barry Witlash, and many others . Kent is very thankful to have had the chance to get to know and learn from them.
Kent loves music in most all forms. His two greatest influences are John Fogerty and Stevie Ray Vaughan. In his spare time, Kent can usually be found in the studio, tinkering in his shop, or riding his Harley Davidson.
Kent farms fulltime on the farm that was homesteaded by his great, great grandparents in 1883. He celebrated twenty years of marriage to his sweetheart Lisa in September 2014.


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I've already mentioned the meeting, held on Sunday night, in which a number of us gathered to discuss ways to further temple studies in North America. Above is a photograph — perhaps, if the effort goes well, it will someday be viewed as of at least minor historical significance — of the participants in that meeting.
From left: William Hamblin, David Butler (yes, he really is that tall), Gary Anderson (one of the prime movers of the Academy for Temple Studies, in whose legal offices the Sunday night meeting was held), Steve Densley Jr., Gordon Thomasson, Deborah Peterson (peeking in from her hiding place in the back), Daniel Peterson, Laurence Hemming, LeGrande Davies, John Fowles, George Mitton, Jacob Rennaker, Robert Smith, Margaret Barker, Bryce Haymond, Danel Bachman, Philip Barlow, John Welch, and Jeffrey Bradshaw.
Starting around 8 AM on Monday morning and going until roughly 6 PM, the actual symposium of the Academy for Temple Studies was held on the campus of Utah State University. There were something on the order of four hundred (400) people in attendance. Many had to be turned away for lack of seating. It was a promising launch.
The proceedings of the conference will eventually be published.


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LEXINGTON, KY - JANUARY 22: Rajon Rondo #4 of Kentucky shoots the ball around the reach of Glen Davis #34 of LSU during the game on January 22, 2005 at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky. Kentucky won 89-58. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
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Dana Barros wore #13 in his second stint with Boston. ESPN's weekly Monday edition of the Marc Stein NBA power rankings is out, and the Celtics have moved up four more spots from last week, now at #13. Looking at the teams above them, one could argue Boston should be as high as #9 this week. The C's torched #12 Portland on Nov. 30th, just handled the #11 Rockets on Friday, blew out the #10 Nets on Christmas Day, and won at #9 New York without Rajon Rondo a week ago. Boston's next 3 contests are all at home; tonight against Charlotte, Wednesday vs. New Orleans, and Friday the Bulls come to town. Sunday the Celtics head to Detroit, but still a very winnable game. If the C's can run the table this week and extend their streak to 9 straight, we should see some major movement in the rankings next Monday. Follow Mark on twitter @LucidSportsFan
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Main Street Capital Announces New Portfolio Investment06:00 EST Thursday, February 03, 2011HOUSTON, Feb. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Main Street Capital Corporation (NYSE: MAIN) ("Main Street") announced today that it has completed a new portfolio investment totaling $7.5 million in invested capital.Main Street's investment in Principle Environmental, LLC ("Principle" or the "Company") supported the recapitalization of the Company, as well as provided additional financing for future growth. The Principle investment consists of $5.5 million in first lien secured debt with equity warrant participation and a $2.0 million direct equity investment. Headquartered in Weatherford, Texas with additional facilities in Pennsylvania, the Company provides comprehensive noise mitigation solutions including the design and installation of acoustical sound control systems along with noise measurement, monitoring and analysis services. The Company primarily serves the oil and gas and transportation industries, and is the leading provider of noise abatement services in the Marcellus Shale oil and gas basin. Principle will continue to be led by its President, Larson Hampton, and Vice President, Bill Martin. ABOUT MAIN STREET CAPITAL CORPORATIONMain Street (www.mainstcapital.com) is a principal investment firm that primarily provides long-term debt and equity capital to lower middle market companies. Main Street's lower middle market investments are made to support management buyouts, recapitalizations, growth financings and acquisitions of companies that operate in diverse industry sectors and generally have annual revenues ranging from $10 million to $100 million. Main Street seeks to partner with entrepreneurs, business owners and management teams and generally provides "one stop" financing alternatives within its lower middle market portfolio. Main Street also maintains a portfolio of privately placed secured, interest-bearing debt investments in middle market businesses that are generally larger in size than its lower middle market portfolio companies.Contacts:Main Street Capital CorporationTodd A. Reppert, President and email@example.com 713-350-6000Dennard Rupp Gray & Lascar, LLCKen Dennard | email@example.com Ben Burnham | firstname.lastname@example.com 713-529-6600SOURCE Main Street Capital CorporationFor further information: Todd A. Reppert, President and CFO of Main Street Capital Corporation, +1-713-350-6000, firstname.lastname@example.com; or Ken Dennard, email@example.com, or Ben Burnham, email@example.com, both of Dennard Rupp Gray & Lascar, LLC, +1-713-529-6600, for Main Street Capital Corporation


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However, the Old English "hund" later became "hound" but eventually was replaced by "dog," not a cognate.
She did indeed go to Harvard, where she majored in English and delighted in reading Chaucer in Old English.
The English language from the fifth century until about 1150. In the fifth century, the Angles and Saxons of Germany settled in Britain and established their language in the southern part of the island — the region that was called "Angle-land," or "England." After 1150, the Norman French language introduced after the Norman Conquest influenced Old English, and Middle English developed.
Note: Old English resembles the language spoken in Germany in the same period and is impossible for a present-day user of English to read without training. Beowulf is written in Old English.


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Lessons for utilities: How Japan massively screwed up renewables
Quick Take: I think you'll want to glance through Amory Lovins' recent blog post at the Rocky Mountain Institute. He makes the case that Japan has flubbed its chance at renewables. And not because -- as I thought -- Japan is poor in renewable potential. According to Lovins, Japan is blessed with fabulous renewable resources. Yet a series of stupid moves has left them far behind.
If that's not controversial enough, he also contends that Germany got it all right. Remember -- this is the same Germany where we're seeing a revolt against renewables by some policy makers and customers. I hope you'll review his argument to see if there is something you should be doing differently in your part of the world. - Jesse Berst
Many of us think of Japan as poor in energy. It is indeed poor in fossil fuels. Yet it is the richest of all major industrial countries in renewable energy such as sun, wind and geothermal. In fact, it has nine times the renewable resources of Germany. Yet Germany gets nine times more of its electricity from renewable sources.
The reason? Japan has allowed its regional utility monopolies to block competition. Utilities own almost all the wires and all the power plants. Only about 1% of power is traded via a wholesale power market. Fortunately, Japan is opening its electric power sector to competition as we alerted you recently.


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Federal Law Authorizing 21st CCLC
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2014-17 Cohort 7 Request for Applications, Paper Application and Instructions and Grant Attachments
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You for Youth, Online Professional Learning and Technical Assistance for 21st CCLC
PA Standards Aligned System
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Announcing the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) Grant Awards for 2014-17 (PDF)
The 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) grant is a competitive grant that provides federal funding to establish community learning centers that provide academic, artistic and cultural enrichment opportunities for students and their families. These opportunities must occur during non-school hours or periods when school is not in session to help students attending high-poverty and low-performing schools to meet state and local standards in core academic subjects. Centers must also offer students a broad array of activities that can complement their regular academic programs, to offer literacy and other educational services to their faimiles.
The 21st CCLC grant is authorized under, Title IV, Part B of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (P.L. 107-110), as amended by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. The 21st CCLC grant is administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) and provides funding for the establishment of community learning centers to provide students with academic enrichment opportunities. In addition to academics, 21st CCLC grant may also offer participants a broad array of other services and programs, such as counseling, character education, drug and violence prevention programming, art, music, recreation activities and technology education. Ancillary services for parents such as literacy instruction may also be given.
Currently, PDE is administering 21st CCLC grants to 2 cohorts of awardees. Each grant award is for three consecutive years, contingent on the funds available each year from the federal government. If awardees are found to not be meeting the requirements of the grant or choose to no longer partiicpate in year 2 or 3, subsequent funding will not be provided to those entities.
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Program Description: The 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) program is authorized under, Title IV, Part B of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (P.L. 107-110), as amended by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. The 21st CCLC program provides funding for the establishment of community learning centers to provide academic, artistic and cultural enhancement activities to students and their families when school is not in session. The primary goal of these centers is to assist students with meeting state and local standards for core subjects such as reading and mathematics, by providing students with academic enrichment opportunities. In addition to academics, centers may also offer participants a broad array of other services and programs, such as art, music, service learning, character education, drug and violence prevention programming, recreation activities and technology education. Those opportunities may take place before school, after school and/or during the summer. Ancillary services for parents such as literacy instruction may also be given.
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The impact of Caleb King's transfer from Parkview to Greater Atlanta Christian is undeniable at both schools, but the general consensus among local coaches is that it will be felt more at his new school than his former one.King's long-rumored switch of schools was finally made official on Tuesday, instantly pushing the Spartans to the forefront in discussions on Class AA's top state-title contenders. The loss of the nation's No. 1-ranked prep running back certainly hurts the Panthers, but it doesn't dampen any expectations for a AAAAA program that has made an impressive 11 straight quarterfinal appearances. "Obviously you've got a situation where you've got an outstanding football player, but you've got a (Parkview) program that is bigger than any one player," Brookwood head coach Mark Crews said of his rival school. "I'm sure they'll be fine without him. By the same token, they would be better if they had him back for his senior season. But they certainly aren't going to be crippled without him. "Honestly, a great player like Caleb can make a difference at (the AA) level. Terry Harvey at Dacula, he took them from being an average to above average team year in and year out to a championship team his two or three seasons there. "I guess what I'm trying to say is that a great player at that level can make a much greater impact than a player on (the AAAAA) level." King ran against some of the state's best AAAAA defenses as a Parkview junior, tallying 2,765 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns. He also holds scholarship offers from most of the nation's top football powers, and adding a player of that caliber to a senior-laden Spartan team seems to be a good combination. GAC returns a college prospect at quarterback in Lee Chapple and also has a strong line led by Division I prospect T-Bob Hebert. The line also got a transfer boost in the offseason with the addition of former Brookwood lineman Nick Biggee. "I would say GAC ought to win it all (with King)," Berkmar coach Wendell Early said. "They're a good team anyway and then you add (King) in there. In my opinion, they should win the whole thing. Put it this way, Caleb King added to anybody's roster makes them a heck of a lot better team." "(GAC head) Coach (Jimmy) Chupp told me last spring that this is one of the best teams he's coached," Buford head coach Jess Simpson said. "I'm sure adding another piece like (King) is exciting for them." GAC has made 11 straight playoff appearances, but eight of those seasons have ended in first- or second-round losses. The Spartans finished as the state runner-up in 2002, made the state semifinals in 1998 and made the quarterfinals in 2003. With news of the transfer just becoming official, Chupp said talk about region and state titles hasn't entered his mind. "I really haven't thought about that," Chupp said. "People have been saying a lot of things about that but it really wasn't in the equation for me and it still isn't. There's so many other things to be done before you get down to that." While King's departure affects Parkview, it doesn't ratchet down the expectations at the perennial power, which has grown accustomed to success. The Panthers have won four state titles, most recently in 2002. They will use a running back by committee approach to replace King, with Antonio Mohn leading a pack that also includes Tremayne Graham, Kenny Bellevance, Brandon Jacobs, Brandon Evans and Bryce Rosser. In the past, some of Parkview's better teams have featured backs that shared time, rather than one feature back. "We have to just move on," Parkview head coach Cecil Flowe said. "We don't forget about Caleb. You don't forget about a kid like Caleb. At the same time, there's no looking back. If you look too far that way, you can't see where you're going. So we've just got to see where we're going. We'll be fine."
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