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not only is it beautiful… but hey, does anyone know how to apply?
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I agree with Tabitha, wow. That is so beautiful. It's not a stiff modern design, but very fluid and graceful. Maybe they can spruce up the landscaping with "solar trees."
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The building looks cool, but the landscape leaves a lot to be desired. That part doesn\'t look so green. I don\'t understand why more architects don\'t see the building as a part of the landscape and not just an object in it.
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BOOKS & MOVIESPleasanton PTA seeks 'Excellence in Education' nominations
The Pleasanton Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Council is accepting nominations for the 25th annual Excellence in Education...Original post made on Jun. 18, 2015
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AROUND TOWNSchool board holds off naming interim superintendent, chief of Human Resources
The Pleasanton school board did not take any formal action Tuesday night on the appointments of interim replacements for...Original post made on Jun. 10, 2015
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AROUND TOWNPleasanton school board discusses homework survey results
The Pleasanton school board heard a report on the 2015 homework survey results Tuesday night, the last meeting of the 2014-15...Original post made on Jun. 24, 2015
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SCHOOLS & KIDSBrilliance from our school board
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AROUND TOWNCouncil takes bold step in $17.7 million pay-down of pension liabilities
The Pleasanton City Council took a bold step this month in voting to pay down the city's total unfunded pension-related liabilities...Original post made on Jun. 26, 2015
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AROUND TOWNPleasanton Weekly's 2015 Readers Choice winners
With 29,764 confirmed votes in the 2015 Readers Choice Pleasanton contest, our loyal readers gave their input about which...Original post made on Jun. 26, 2015
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AROUND TOWNAlameda County Fair returns to Pleasanton next Wednesday
The Alameda County Fair opens in Pleasanton Wednesday, June 17, with its new theme, "Rock the Red, White and Blue," and...Original post made on Jun. 10, 2015
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AROUND TOWNNonlead ammunition requirements for hunters start in some areas July 1
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AROUND TOWNIntruders party in Castlewood home, take vacationing owners' bacon, liquor, jewelry
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AROUND TOWNEast Bay Realtors join Zillow in having access to all property listings
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AROUND TOWNIt's over! Safeway now owned by Boise-based Albertsons
AB Acquisition LLC, the owner of Boise-based Albertsons, acquired Pleasanton-based Safeway Friday, with shares of the former...Original post made on Feb. 2, 2015
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CRIMES & INCIDENTSAccused drunk driver pleads not guilty to mother, baby murder charges
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COMMENTS ON STORIESHarvest Park interim principal announced
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COMMENTS ON STORIESLocal care facilities ordered to pay over $100K in back wages to employees
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One person died this morning after being found under a BART train at the West Dublin/Pleasanton station, which has been closed...Original post made on Jun. 24, 2015
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COMMENTS ON STORIESSummerHill switches to condos for its Pleasanton apartment project
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Timing matters in our personal lives, business, politics, and even city planning. The City Council recently voted to rescind...Original post made on Jun. 21, 2015
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SCHOOLS & KIDSRetired Amador Valley High principal Hansen appointed interim superintendent
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Despite being lambasted by critics, 2010's "Grown Ups" was an enormous hit, grossing $162 million domestically and another $109 million worldwide. It stands to reason that "Grown Ups 2" will do just as well — even though it's made for home viewing when you're flipping channels late at night and nothing else is on.
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One regrettable, if inevitable, occurrence during a film festival is that films you want to see often play opposite each other. That occurs Sunday at the Milwaukee Film Festival with parallel screenings of "The Act of Killing" (Downer Theatre) and "Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me" (Fox-Bay Cinema Grill), both at 8 p.m.
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To promote the climax of the 26-episode series, Tokyo Anime Center in the Akihabara UDX building is now holding the second exhibition for the TV anime Nagi no Asukara from March 18 to 30. The final/26th episode is scheduled to air on April 3 (JST). Check the photo report after the jump.
Following the great success in Japan, One Piece Ten/One Piece Exhibition to celebrate the 15th Anniversary of Eiichiro Oda's super-popular One Piece manga, will be held in Taiwan between July 1 and September 22. The key visual newly drawn by Oda himself is revealed to the media. Check it after jump.
To promote the release of the first volume of the DVD/Blu-ray this week and up-coming final episode next week, Gamers' Akihabara main store is now holding a special exhibition featuring the on-going Mikakunin de Shinkoukei/Engaged to the Unidentified TV anime on the entire fifth floor. Check the photo report after the jump!
Majocco Shimai no Yoyo to Nene, the latest anime film by acclaimed studio ufotable (Kara no Kyoukai, Fate/Zero), opened in Japanese theaters last Saturday. In commemoration of the nation-wide release, Tokyo Anime Center in Akihabara is now holding a special exhibition for the film. Check the photo report after the jump!
As reported yesterday, the most advertised anime title in the Akihabara town now is no doubt Love Live! School Idol Project. For the fan of the series, Gamers Akihabara store is now holding a limited-time special exhibition "Love Live! Museum 2013 in GAMERS" on the fifth floor. Check the photo report after the jump!
Geestore Osaka Annex is an anime specialized gallery which is located in the Nippombashi district of Osaka-city, a street also known as Otaroad (means "Road of Otaku"). The gallery is now holding a special exhibition featuring the Infinite Stratos anime series. Check the exclusive photo report after the jump!
In commemoration of the broadcast of the final three episodes this month, Geestore Osaka Annex in Otaroad, Osaka-city is now holding a special exhibition featuring the Oreimo (Ore no Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai) TV anime series. Check the photo report after the jump!
Gintama: The Movie: The Final Chapter: Be Forever Yorozuya was released in Japan on July 6 and has been a major hit at the box office. In commemoration of the release, Umeda Burg 7 in Osaka-city has been holding a special exhibition titled "Soul of Silver: The Man Called Gintoki Sakata." Check the photo report after the jump.
Fairywood Glass Museum in Okayama Prefecture is now holding a special exhibition titled "Kagami no Sato Naruto Exhibition" featuring many Naruto-related materials including 10 glass art works inspired by the items in the Naruto world such as Hitaiate (ninja head band) and Sharingan. Check the details after the jump.
The official site for Hirohiko Araki, the creator of the long-running JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga, announced on June 19th that an art exhibition titled "HIROHIKO ARAKI AN EXCLUSIVE MANGA EXHIBITION IN FLORENCE" will be held in Firenze, Italy, from June 28th to July 14th. Hit the jump for more details.
The long-awaited newest Evangelion film Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Redo finally hits Japanese theaters tomorrow. Bell Foods, a food company based in Hokkaido, has announced they will release "Evangelion Soup Curry" featuring the five Eva characters in commemoration of the movie release. Check the product photos after the jump.
Geestore Osaka Annex in Otaroad, Osaka-city, is now holding a special exhibition featuring the TV anime series Tari Tari, which is now available on Crunchyroll. You can check a lot of production materials and limited character goods from the series. Hit the jump for the photo report!
The Osamu Tezuka Manga Museum in Takarazuka-city, Hyogo Prefecture, is now featuring an exhibition of the super-popular anime series Evangelion. The exhibition, which began on June 29 and runs through Oct 22, displays replicas of the costumes and life-size figures of the popular characters, production sketches, storyboards, and many items from the series. Check the exclusive photo report from Japan after the jump!


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Delight in escaping for the day or weekend from all to a wonderful place of solace for set in rolling English hills nestling within the hamlet of Fontmell Magna is The Magna Yoga Sanctuary…
Regular interesting Holistic Saturday workshops are held at The Sanctuary.
Regular interesting Holistic Saturday workshops are held at The Sanctuary.
Take the opportunity to step aside and retreat from the busy pace and stress and strains of daily life to encompass a unique experience within the Fontmell MagnaYoga Sanctuary, a grade 11 listed and lovingly restored and converted old chapel and school set amidst deepest countryside.
A warm welcome awaits you from the Principal Suzanne Thompson.
You will enjoy a day or weekend of Yoga and meditation to deepen your personal Yoga practice & understanding.
Weekend retreats can include therapies if booked at the time of reserving your place and therapy with Suzanne prices on request
Reiki Therapy
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- Ayurvedic Indian shoulder, Neck, Head Therapy massage with aromatic oils
- Ayurvedic Indian shoulder, neck, head & facial massage with aromatic oils
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- all the above can be enjoyed with aromatic pure oils from greenwood organic pure oils with our own special Therapy oil blended for the Sanctuary
- Ayurvedic Chakra & Prana Therapy
- enjoy therapies and teachings...a time to welcome new opportunities..
To include time to socialise in our restful delightful old School room now a comfortable place of socialising & interacting.
A special Sanctuary to come and meet new like-minded holistic friends and enjoy a healthy vegetarian or vegan lunch & afternoon tea included in our retreats and workshops.
A wonderful retreat day/weekend deep in the beautiful countryside at The Fontmell Magna Sanctuary a unique uplifting experience to enhance ones sense of wellbeing...guided by Suzanne
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Fashion: 84th Anglo-American conference of historians, 2-3 July 2015
In a major collaboration with the Victoria & Albert Museum, the IHR is taking Fashion as the theme for its annual conference in July 2015.
The history of fashion, and the role of fashion in history, is not just confined to the study of dress and costume, but encompasses design and innovation, taste and zeitgeist, treats as its subjects both people and objects, and crosses over into related disciplines such as the history of art and architecture, consumption, retailing and technology.
Fashion and consumption in the First World War: Department store catalogues 1916-17
The Institute of Historical Research, in collaboration with Senate House Library, is delighted to announce the launch of a new online exhibition of digitised fashion catalogues from the First World War. These select catalogues of women's clothing from 1916 and 1917 illustrate the war's impact on materials, the roles of women and fashion itself.
Today at the Institute
18:00, The Beveridge Hall (Senate House, ground floor)
Monday, July 06, 10:35, Institute of Historical Research (IHR)
Monday, July 06, 18:00, Wolfson Conference SuiteSpeaker: Professor Catherine Merridale
IHR Friends Bursaries
The American Friends of the IHR are generously supporting a bursary scheme for students of outstanding promise on the MA or MRes in Historical Research. All students who apply before the end of July 2015 will be eligible to apply for the bursaries, which are worth £3,000 each.
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'50 Shades' film to be as raunchy as books?
The screenwriter of the first "50 Shades of Grey" film guaranteed it will be as explicit as the widely acclaimed best-seller.
During an interview with the New York Post, screenwriter Kelly Marcel said the sexual content from the book will be depicted throughout the film.
"There is going to be a lot of sex in the film," Marcel said. "It will be rated NC-17. It's going to be raunch."
Basically, you may want to leave the kids at home.
Marcel added that although the film writers decided not include all of the novel's sex scenes, the announcement regarding who will play the prominent and promiscuous lead role remains a mystery.


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Cisco smart grid strategy: Marching further down the unification path
By Jesse Berst
Cisco has just announced three additions to its smart grid portfolio. Taken together, they reinforce several themes:
· The gradual merger of IT and OT
· Cisco's ability to pull products and expertise from other sectors and apply them to the smart grid
· Cisco's ability to allow legacy systems to play in the IP world
· Cisco's determination to deliver multiple applications over a single platform
As evidence that these themes are resonating with customers, Cisco revealed that it racked up an additional 175 customer deployments worldwide in 2012. I spoke with Cisco vice presidents Lionel Chocron and David Goddard about the three new offerings announced today:
1. Cisco Utility Operational Network Solution is a suite of products that give operators a single view of multiple networks. Or perhaps a better description is that it merges siloed networks (including legacy networks) so that all kinds of information - telemetry, AMI data, voice, video - can be delivered over a single network.
2. Cisco Connected Grid Design Suite gives engineers a unified view of both the electric and the communications networks - unified modeling, unified design, unified configuration, unified monitoring, etc.
This should prove of great value to substation engineers, who are being asked to integrate more and more IED's and cope with more and more communications networks. "We have been able to document time savings of up to 90%," Chocron told me. "That moves the time to set up from weeks to days." The suite has been extensively proven out by China State Grid among others.
Cisco Builds on Connected Grid Portfolio
New solutions help utilities modernize the grid, manage integration complexity and improve workforce coordination
SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 23, 2013 - Cisco today announced expanded solutions to its Connected Grid portfolio based on the Cisco GridBlocksTM architecture to help utilities modernize their electrical grid. The new portfolio includes the Cisco® Utility Operational Network solution, Cisco Connected Grid Design Suite, and Cisco Incident Response and Workforce Enablement solution.
These three new solutions help utilities modernize, manage, and improve everyday grid operations, by providing operational network solutions for mission-critical grid monitoring and control systems; unified electrical and communications network modeling and design resources for rapid and reliable grid implementations; and integrated communication solutions to improve coordination between field personnel and enable faster service restoration. The Connected Grid Strategy ties into Cisco's broader idea of the Internet of Everything, connecting people, processes, data, and things.
New Connected Grid Solutions:
Cisco Utility Operational Network Solution
- Cisco Utility Operational Network Solution includes a package of architecture, design services and products for utility wide area networks that provides utility operators a highly secure and flexible multi-point network to support grid modernization efforts.
- Utilities are provided time-sensitive protection communications, telemetry data, business information traffic, voice calls and video streams delivered over a single network.
- The new solution replaces the need to manage multiple aging time-division multiplexing (TDM) based and siloed networks that were built around rigid, point-to-point architectures that are unable to handle multipoint power and information flows.
Cisco Connected Grid Design Suite
- Cisco Connected Grid Design Suite includes a set of hardware appliances, software applications and services to manage the complexity of new technology integration in substations by providing utility engineers with a unified view of electrical and communications networks.
- The new solution will help utilities accelerate deployment with unified modeling, design, and configuration of these substation networks. It also enables the post-deployment visualization and performance monitoring of the network
- The design suite improves reliability and compliance improves while lowering deployment costs.
Cisco Incident Response and Workforce Enablement Solution
- The solution includes a set of architecture services and products to improve field communications and coordination.
- Disparate fixed and mobile communication systems, IP-based dispatch, and physical security systems are integrated to improve coordination between utility field crews, dispatchers and remote experts.
Cisco's Connected Grid strategy is to provide an end-to-end, highly secure and interoperable networking infrastructure for electrical grids that allows utilities to better manage power supply and demand, improve the security and reliability of energy transmission, and optimize operations. By delivering multiple applications over a single, intelligent and highly secure platform; electric utilities benefit from both lower total cost of ownership as well as create value from new services and functional integration.
Cisco has more than 250 customers worldwide adopting the GridBlocksTM architecture and Connected Grid solutions. These include advanced metering infrastructure, substation and utility data center deployments in North America; as well as wide area, substation, and distribution networks in Europe and Asia.
Supporting Quotes:
Lionel Chocron, vice president and general manager of Cisco Connected Energy Networks business unit: "Through our industry leadership on security and system interoperability, Cisco has seen strong customer and partner growth with utilities worldwide adopting the GridBlocks architecture and Connected Grid solutions. These new solutions will help utilities and our partners meet their grid modernization objectives by enhacing automation and security across their operations."
Roger Hey, Future Networks program manager, Western Power Distribution (UK): "Project FALCON is a critical step in future networks program. It's developing and testing out some of the tools for our tool kit, and for the residents of Milton Keynes it will be improving the level of service and performance of the network for our city."
Lu Hong, director, Automation Department at State Grid of China Corporation: "State Grid of China Corp. is leading the world by deploying full IEC 61850 Digital Substation architectures. For such large-scale implementation the management of IED configuration and its communication network is very complex and time consuming. Cisco's Design Suite enables our engineers to streamline substation network discovery, design, modeling and testing processes. It also helps validate and keep track of configuration changes, which meet our operational needs very well."
Oscie Brown, general manager, SCANA Services, Inc: "Cisco IPICS enabled unified incident management for the PSNC gas business, allowing us to centralize dispatch operations across three states and 50 different radio channels."
Supporting Resources
To learn more about the Cisco Utility Operational Network solution, Connected Grid Design Suite, and Workforce solutions visit: www.cisco.com/web/strategy/energy/connected_gridservices.html or visit us at booth 3314, Hall D at the Distributech show next week
About Cisco
Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) is the worldwide leader in IT that helps companies seize the opportunities of tomorrow by proving that amazing things can happen when you connect the previously unconnected. To learn more about solutions for utilities, please visit www.cisco.com/go/utilities. For ongoing news, please go to http://thenetwork.cisco.com .
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The striatum is the main input stage of the basal ganglia system, which is involved in executive functions of the forebrain, such as the planning and the selection of motor behavior. Feedforward inhibition of medium-sized spiny projection neurons in the striatum by fast-spiking interneurons is supposed to be an important determinant of controlling striatal output to later stages of the basal ganglia [1]. Striatal fast-spiking interneurons, which constitute approximately 1–2% of all striatal neurons, show many similarities to cortical fast-spiking cells. In response to somatic current injection, for example, some of these neurons exhibit spike bursts with a variable number of action potentials (so called stuttering) [2-4]. Interestingly, the membrane potential between such stuttering episodes oscillates in the range of 20–100 Hz [3,5]. The first spike of each stuttering episode invariably occurs at a peak of the underlying subthreshold oscillation. In both cortex and striatum, fast-spiking cells are inter-connected by gap junctions [6,7]. In vitro measurements as well as theoretical studies indicate that electrical coupling via gap junctions might be able to promote synchronous activity among these neurons [6,8]. Here we investigate the possible role of subthreshold oscillations on the synchronization of sub- and suprathreshold activity in a model of electrically coupled fast-spiking neurons. We use the model of Golomb et al. [3], which we extended with a dendritic tree so as to be able to simulate distal synaptic input. We show that gap junctions are able to synchronize subthreshold membrane potential fluctuations in response to somatic current injection. However, the oscillations are only prevalent in the subthreshold range and therefore require enough membrane potential depolarization [5]. In response to synaptic input, our model neuron only enters the subthreshold oscillatory regime with AMPA and NMDA synapses located at distal dendrites. Proximal synaptic input leads to more random fluctuations of the membrane potential, reflecting a smaller extent of dendritic filtering of the Poisson-distributed postsynaptic potentials. We furthermore investigate the effect of GABAergic (i.e. inhibitory) input to the model of the fast-spiking neuron and predict that inhibitory input is able to induce a stuttering episode in these cells. We finally discuss our results in the context of the feedforward inhibitory network, which is likely to play an important role in striatal and basal ganglia function.
AK, JH and JHK acknowledge support from the Swedish Research Council and the Parkinson's Foundation. AK is in addition supported by the NIH-Karolinska Institute joint PhD program.
Tepper JM, Koós T, Wilson CJ: GABAergic microcircuits in the neostriatum.
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Taverna S, Canciani B, Pennartz CM: Membrane properties and synaptic connectivity of fast-spiking interneurons in rat ventral striatum.
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Golomb D, Donner K, Shacham L, Shlosberg D, Amitai Y, Hansel D: Mechanisms of firing patterns in fast-spiking cortical interneurons.
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Druckmann S, Banitt Y, Gidon A, Schürmann F, Markram H, Segev I: A novel multiple objective optimization framework for constraining conductance-based neuron models by experimental data.
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Galarreta M, Hestrin S: Electrical synapses between GABAreleasing interneurons.
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Fukuda T: Network architecture of gap junction-coupled neuronal linkage in the striatum.
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In late January, Immelt took on his own elevated role with the Obama administration, accepting an appointment as chairman of the president's new Council on Jobs and Competitiveness. The announcement came as Obama and Immelt toured a GE factory in New York state.
GE has also had lobbyists pass through the so-called revolving door, hiring well-placed congressional staffers and seeing its own lobbyists return to Capitol Hill. One woman who had advised the Senate Finance Committee on tax policy, for instance, recently left that post to lobby her former colleagues on GE's behalf. And two former GE lobbyists took pay cuts to work in key committee staff posts on Capitol Hill, including one who now is handling aviation issues for the powerful Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee.
Unlike the executive branch, Congress has no rules limiting congressional staffers who move through the so-called revolving door from working on portfolios that could benefit their former employers. Both told ABC News they have assiduously avoided getting involved in discussions about GE's jet engine or other company matters.
GE has retained the services of more than three dozen outside firms, many of them smaller outfits with ties to specific committees or members of Congress. For instance, GE reported paying $170,000 to the firm Clark & Weinstock for James Dyer's efforts to help GE's position in the defense budget. Dyer is a former staff director of the House Appropriations Committee and served as a budget consultant for the U.S. Navy.
More unusual, Miller said, has been the movement of GE lobbyists back into key public-sector posts. Gary Reese left a $200,000-a-year job as a GE lobbyist in 2007 to take a staff position with the Senate's Defense Appropriations Subcommittee that paid him $150,000 annually. According to his financial disclosure forms, he received a $210,000 bonus in his final year with GE.
After having pushed GE's position on the alternate engine as a lobbyist, Reese was returning to the powerful appropriations subcommittee with a portfolio that included aircraft procurement. Reached by ABC News, Reese declined to comment for this story. But a committee spokesman, Rob Blumenthal, said in an email that he could "confirm that Gary Reese does not and has not, since his return to the Committee in 2007, worked on the alternate engine program."
William Hughes also left a career as a senate staffer to take a lobbying job with GE. He worked there from February 2009 to April 2010 and was paid $320,000, according to his financial disclosure report. He told ABC News the payments covered both his salary and a bonus, and said "the one year bonus I received … was paid before I had any discussions about a hill job." In April, Hughes returned to the Senate to be chief of staff to Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, a senior member of the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee. According to legislative records, he was paid $52,179 for his first five months work, putting his new annual salary at roughly $125,000.
Hughes acknowledged he took a pay cut to return to the senate, telling ABC News that GE was "not for me."
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The Superbowl was actually a great event. The new stadium (which we are all paying for) proved to be a worthy venue for such a world class party.
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Reliant Park is the location of some of the main stadiums of Houston. The old one, built in 1965 and called the Astrodome (the round building on the right on the picture), was quite famous in its time as it was the first enclosed air-conditioned football and baseball stadium. Some even called it the 8th wonder of the world!! The other newer building on the left is Reliant Stadium, home to the Texans, the american football team of Houston, professionals from the NFL (National Football League).
These stadiums and surrounding other compounds (exhibit halls) are used for much more than american football matches. Numerous events and fairs take place on these grounds, including the huge rodeo of Houston every March.
Go to http://www.houstontexans.com/ for more info on Reliant Stadium and the Texans.
To know more about the Astrodome, go to http://www.ballparks.com/baseball/national/astrod.htm
Finally, the Superbowl XXXVIII (2004) was located in Houston at the Reliant Stadium. Go to https://www.superbowlxxxviii.org/ for more info.
Ok, ok, ok we all know the Houston Texans are not the BEST team in the NFL but we will get there one day. Houston has some die hard fans either way! Don't mess with Texas and their football!!
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In the end, it became far more than that. The summer before I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, my mother and I went to Europe for three weeks. My father had worked for the same company since he was a young man, and his life savings were invested in its stock. That company had just been taken over by a conglomerate whose stock price suddenly plummeted while my mother and I were away. By the time we got home, the stock was worth next to nothing. Our family's substantial net worth had simply vanished.
My mother couldn't believe that my father had just watched this catastrophe unfold, doing nothing to salvage our assets. How could he have been so passive when confronted by a colossal disaster that would forever alter our lives? When the stock price began its nosedive, why hadn't he sold our shares? My father, who assumed that it would eventually recover, had no answer. Nor did he have an income; nearly two decades older than my mother, he had recently retired and was no longer earning the handsome salary that had paid for my expensive riding camp and Ivy League education. But my mother was still working, so she became the breadwinner, as she had been for her own mother. Her income kept our family afloat when all else failed.
As a child, I didn't really focus on the destructive role that women's economic dependency had played in this linked chain of family dramas—but I surely got the message that you couldn't depend on men to take care of you. I also understood that when you asserted control over your own life, it made you strong and free.
As a professional woman during the 1950s and '60s, my mother was ahead of her time in many ways. But she was also a mother, and so—conforming obediently to the classic models for female behavior—she adjusted her work schedule according to what she thought was best for her husband and children at a given moment, as so many women continue to do today. The end result was that despite a long career, she suffered a significant financial penalty, having sacrificed her own economic interests to those of her family.
When I entered seventh grade at the age of ten, she left her job to become a full-time mom again, because she had heard from other mothers that junior high school was a difficult transition for many kids. Having started school early and then skipped a grade, I was at least two years younger than most of my classmates, so my mother was particularly concerned about how I would adapt to an adolescent environment.
As it turned out, I was fine, and after a year as a stay-at-home mother in an empty house, she went back to work. A decade later, when I got engaged to my first husband, she left that job as well—"to plan your wedding," she said. Six months of intensive planning ensued; the wedding was beautiful, and when it was over, my mother got another job.
Even after her children were grown, however, she continued to subordinate her career to what she perceived as her family's needs. After my father retired, my mother felt that she should be more available to spend time with her increasingly elderly husband. Although she had been a children's book editor for many years, she decided to return to the job of copy editor, which paid less but had predictable hours that enabled her to leave the office promptly at 5:00 p.m. and hurry home. She spent the final phase of her working life in the same job she had held during the 1950s.


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HIGH TIMES Interview: Killer Mike
Killer Mike sat down with HIGH TIMES to discuss his new release with longtime collaborator El-P, Run the Jewels 2. Killer Mike also shares some thoughts on politics, legalization and his nemesis, pot brownies.
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Marijuana lover, Hollywood actor, and all-around great guy Seth Rogen has a new job: official blunt roller for Waka Flocka Flame. The rapper announced his search for a personal blunt roller on Instagram with the hashtag #icanroll, offering $50,000 a year for the gig. ...
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Washington Square follows the coming-of-age of its plain-faced, kindhearted heroine, Catherine Sloper. Much to her father's vexation, a handsome opportunist named Morris Townsend woos the long-suffering heiress, intent on claiming her fortune. When Catherine stubbornly refuses to call off her engagement, Dr. Sloper forces Catherine to choose between her inheritance and the only man she will ever truly love. Cynthia Ozick, in her Introduction to what she calls Henry James's "most American fiction," writes that "every line, every paragraph, every chapter [of Washington Square] is a fleet-footed light brigade, an engine of irony." Precise and understated, this charming novel endures as a matchless study of New York in the mid-nineteenth century.
About the Author
Henry James was born the son of a religious philosopher in New York City in 1843. His famous works include The Portrait of a Lady, Washington Square, Daisy Miller, and The Turn of the Screw. He died in London in 1916, and is buried in the family plot in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
CYNTHIA OZICK is the author of numerous acclaimed works of fiction and nonfiction.She is a recipient of the National Book Critics Circle Award and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and the Man Booker International Prize. Her stories have won four O. Henry first prizes.
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"Henry James is as solitary in the history of the novel as Shakespeare is in the history of poetry." —Graham Greene


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No team in the AL Central remade themselves more than the Cleveland Indians over the last few months. Will it pay off and lead to the Tribe's first playoff appearance since 2007?
2012 retrospective
The Indians played above their heads for the first of the season, sitting at 44-41 at the All-Star break -- a half-game better than eventual division champion Detroit. The pitching wasn't particularly good, sporting a 4.50 ERA and baseball's sixth-worst staff FIP. A good record in one-run games coupled with a decent offense aided their success, too.
[RELATED: 2013 AL Central preview -- Minnesota Twins]
But everything fell apart in the second half, as the Tribe went 24-53 after the All-Star break. A 5-24 August record propelled Cleveland to the bottom of the standings, with their 68-94 record standing ahead of only Minnesota in the AL. Manager Manny Acta was fired after the season, and the remodeling began.
Who's leaving
DH Travis Hafner, 1B Casey Kotchman, 3B Jack Hannahan, OF Shin-Soo Choo, LHP Tony Sipp, manager Manny Acta
Hafner was a huge key for Cleveland's renaissance (2005-2007) and downfall (2008-present), although he hasn't played a full season since 2007 and only topped 15 home runs once over the last five seasons. Choo was one of baseball's more underrated outfielders in 2009 and 2010, but tailed off in 2011 before rebounding nicely in 2012.
Kotchman and Hannahan both started a majority of Cleveland's games at first and third base last year, while Sipp has had an up-and-down career out of the Indians' bullpen.
Who's arriving
RHP Brett Myers, RHP Bryan Shaw, RHP Daisuke Matsuzaka, OF Drew Stubbs, DH Jason Giambi, 3B Mark Reynolds, RHP Matt Albers, RHP Matt Capps, OF Michael Bourn, SS Mike Aviles, OF Nick Swisher, LHP Scott Kazmir, LHP Trevor Bauer, UT Yan Gomes, manager Terry Francona
Bourn and Swisher will combine to cost Cleveland over $100 million through 2017, but both are impact signings who dramatically improve the Indians' lineup. Reynolds, who hit 23 home runs in 2012, provides some power while Stubbs plays plus defense with good speed.
Myers, who pitched out of the White Sox bullpen for a few months in 2012, will start for the Indians. Kazmir, who's only pitched one game in the majors since 2010, won a spot in Cleveland's rotation. Matsuzaka will be stashed in the minor leagues along with Bauer, who Baseball America rated as the No. 14 prospect in the game.
Francona will return to manage after spending 2012 in the broadcast booth, and brings a winning pedigree to the Indians' dugout.
Season outlook
Adding Bourn, Reynolds and Swisher to an offensive mix that already includes Asdrubal Cabrera, Carlos Santana, Jason Kipnis and Michael Brantley should provide plenty of offense, but the central question here regards Cleveland's pitching.
Justin Masterson took a step back last year after posting a career-best 3.21 ERA in 2011. Ubaldo Jimenez has a 5.32 ERA since his trade to Cleveland midway through the 2011 season. Those two pitchers, though, will be counted on to top the Indians' rotation, although there are a few wild cards in the mix.
If Bauer can come up sometime during the season and succeed -- something he didn't do in limited time with Arizona -- it'll add a major boost to Cleveland's rotation. While Kazmir has a 5.54 ERA over his last 55 starts dating back to 2009, he won a spot in the Indians' rotation and perhaps there's a rebound season in the works. Matsuzaka isn't back to normal, but had a decent track record prior to 2012.
The Indians' season may rest on how some combination of Masterson, Jimenez, Bauer, Kazmir, Matsuzaka and Zach McAllister pitch. That's not exactly a safe situation to be in, but it's where Cleveland is heading into Opening Day.


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The Tarkett Group, established in 1886 and now with over $2.5 billion in annual sales, contributes to Tarkett Sports' reputation as the most financially stable and trusted indoor sports surfacing company on the planet. As the global leader in sports, residential and commercial flooring, Tarkett's 28 international production sites allow it to serve its customers in over 100 countries, producing over 10,000,000 square feet of flooring per day, enough to cover 125 football fields!
All Tarkett Sports surfaces are developed, produced and installed with a concentration on sustainability and a commitment to protecting the environment, providing additional LEED contribution opportunities for customers. The company calls this focus on sustainability and the environment 'Environmental Intelligence' and all company personnel strive to exemplify this philosophy in all aspects of the business. As the leaders in environmental responsibility, Tarkett Sports has been recycling its surfacing in 5 of their own international recycling centers for over 50 years.
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CHICAGO, June 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) today announced results from an additional analysis of Phase II clinical data for LY2605541, an investigational novel basal insulin analog. The analysis provides more in-depth information about the reductions in required prandial (mealtime) insulin in LY2605541-treated patients compared to those treated with insulin glargine.[1] These findings are being presented at the 73rd American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions® in Chicago, June 21–25, 2013.
Initial clinical data from a Phase II study showed that LY2605541-treated patients with type 1 diabetes had greater improvements in glycemic control along with reduced mealtime insulin doses compared to insulin glargine-treated patients.[2] Results from this additional analysis showed that among those who completed the Phase II study, which included eight weeks of treatment with LY2605541 and eight weeks of insulin glargine, LY2605541 led to significantly lower average blood glucose levels (143.1 mg/dL vs. 151.7 mg/dL) with statistically significantly less mealtime insulin per day compared to insulin glargine. The reduced mealtime insulin use was found per day and across all major meals, including:
LY2605541-treated patients had a statistically higher overall hypoglycemia rate (blood glucose less than or equal to 70 mg/dL) compared to insulin glargine (9.2 vs. 8.1 events/30 days) but a statistically lower rate
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Standard & Poor's reported(.pdf) that U.S. home price gains have slowed dramatically in recent months and, on a seasonally adjusted basis, home prices have now declined for the first time in two-and-a-half years as shown below.
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The 20-City Home Price Index rose 1.1 percent during the month of May, however, this is less than half the increase reported for the same month in 2012 or 2013. As is the case for home sales, seasonality plays a big role in home prices, and after adjustments are made the result is a decline of 0.3 percent in home prices.
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|Subtitle Edit is a free editor for video subtitles - a subtitle editor. With SE you can easily adjust a subtitle if it is out of sync with the video and much more. Visually sync/adjust a subtitle (start/end position and speed). Import Blu-ray SUP titles or VobSub sub/idx binary subtitles and OCR to text srt subtitles. SUP to SRT, SUB to SRT. DVD to SRT.
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* Added new subtitle formats (Sami YouTube and more)
* Added waveform text size/bold to UI
* Added filter to "Batch convert"
* Added new shortcut: Copy text from original to current - thx megasmile
* Added export functionality to "Statistics" window - thx Ivandrofly
* Added custom shortcut for toggle textbox auto-duration - thx Tony
* Added full frame option for export of FAB image script
* Added TGA output to export of images - thx Øjvind
* Added left/right margin to export of images - thx Øjvind
* Support for VobSub/Blu-ray sup input in command line convert - thx lafe
* Updated French translation - thx JM GBT
* Updated Czech translation - thx Trottel
* Updated Korean translation - thx domddol
* Updated Brazilian Portuguese translation - thx Igor
* Updated German/French translations - thx xylographe
* Updated Polish translation - thx admas
* Updated Portuguese translation - thx moob
* Taskbar icon progress info for batch-convert/dvd-rip/matroska+TS-import
* Improved speed for "Auto-balance/unbreak lines" - thx Ivandrofly
* Improved speed for "Multiple replace"
* Fixed bugs in ASS/SSA loading - thx kotuwa
* Fixed bug in spell check with auto change casing of http - thx Ivandrofly
* Change language in "Spell check" dialog now loads correct language lists - thx Sami
* Fixed missing rule for "Fix invalid italic tags" - thx Ivandrofly
* Fixed possible freeze in video player text - thx Mafu
* Fixed crash in "Merge lines with same time code" - thx Miguel
* Frame rate reading fix for format "Timed Text" - thx SwK
* Keep line style when converting from "Timed Text" to ASS - thx SwK
* Fixed Alt+Drag issue in waveform - thx Leon
* Fixed selected+unfocused rows for RTL in list view - thx gold
* Disabled native video player subtitles in MPlayer - thx larvanitis
* Handle possible crash in "Batch convert" - thx Ivandrofly
* "Multiple replace" remove line if only tag remains - thx Ivandrofly
* Some fixes for "unknown subtitle 17" - thx Pedro
* "Timed Text" now keeps separate text element div tags separate - thx Krystian
* Some fixes for .chk files - thx Mark
* Fixed bug in reading ASS/SSA from Matroska files
* Can now read EBU STL files with only one line - thx Stefan
* Fixed handling of bad Blu-ray sup files - thx The Snyper
* Fixed typo in Brazilian translation - thx Rubens
* Fixed bug in mplayer2 subtitle format - thx Maciek
* Fixed bug preventing compare from working in "History" window - thx xylographe
* Fix for Advanced Substation Alpha loading - thx Vic
* Fix for unwanted play/pause by click in list view after hiding VLC - thx Ivandrofly
* + Many minor fixes from Ivandrofly and xylographe
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* Visually sync/adjust a subtitle (start/end position and speed).
* Create/add subtitle lines
* Translation helper (for manual translation)
* Convert between SubRib, MicroDVD, Substation Alpha, SAMI, and more
* Import VobSub sub/idx binary subtitles (code is ripped from Subtitle Creator by Erik Vullings/Manusse)
* Can read and write UTF-8 and other unicode files (besides ANSI)
* Show texts earlier/later
* Merge/split
* Adjust display time
* Fix common errors wizard
* Remove text for hear impaired
* Renumbering
* Swedish to danish translation built-in (via Multi Translator Online)
* Google translation built-in
* Spell checking via Open Office dictionaries/NHunspell (many dictionaries available)
* Effects: Typewriter and karoake
* Can open subtitles embedded inside matroska files
* History/undo manager
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The very best by far, and by far i mean FARRRRRRRRR !
An essential tool for subtitle editing.
Great software. works file with Unicode fonts (Sinhalese)
I work with subtitles a lot because I'm hard of hearing and this is the best subtitle editor on the market. It is absolutely fantastic. I been using for years.
Syncing subs to voice and frame rate is accurate down to the millisecond and easily done, with of without the Visual Sync feature. You don't even have to sync the whole sub if you don't want to, it gives you the ability to sync only those parts that are out of sync without affecting the rest. Usually when I come across an out of sync subtitle I simply wait for the first spoken word in the video, write down the precise time, and go into Subtitle Edit and select Synchronization > Adjust all times show earlier or later, find the line of the first spoken word and set the subtitles time to start there and move all the rest of the subtitles accordingly and check that the frame rates match. Easy.
Editing and adding lines is straightforward, for example, translating foreign language parts into English, (it has a great auto-translate feature) and replacing them. There are some movies where the actors are speaking a foreign language in some parts but don't show the English subs for it and it's annoying not knowing what they're talking about. I used Subtitle Edit to create English subs for the Italian language miniseries Il Capo Dei Capi and it came out quite good.
Subtitle Edit can also convert from one sub format to many others, useful for if your media player doesn't accept, say Advanced SubStation Alpha (ASS) subtitles, you can easily convert it to SRT or whatnot.
Nikolaj Lynge Olsson the talented developer of Subtitle Edit frequently updates the program, and unlike other developers, his updates always improve the program, not screw it up.
I really appreciate that he freely shares this program with everybody. When I get my Christmas money I plan on making a donation to the developer for this gem of an app.
works extremely well at many things for subtitles.
when i requested awhile ago that some things be fixed and added, they were attended to extremely quickly.
If I had money I would love to donate toward this project. It surely deserves it better than many paid programs.
Looks pretty good, but has quite a bunch of practically unusable stuff that could have been lots better. Like the horrible default Video-player, correcting tools which aren't configurable at all, and a lot of other worthless stuff.
If only Subtitle Workshop was still being developed, it was so much more clever & configurable, but unfortunately does not handle UTF-8 files correctly.
Great tool!!!
Never had such an easy process from installing to get .srt file!!!
Nice tool that gets better all the time!
Very easy to use for fixing subs except for one bug i found,if you load in a srt with no spacing between the time codes it will delete all the lines that are not spaced.
English OCR works well. Managed to OCR entire SUB file with only minor corrections in words needed. Less then a minute needed to adjust subtitles that were off by a few seconds. Creating subtitles is tedious, but simple enough to do. Appending subtitles (joining) was slightly complicated, however worked. You can use this to save subs as different formats. The interface was confusing for the first few runs, and I suggest becoming comfortable with what everything does. Overall, this deserves a '9'.
Really good tool. Works perfectly.
Undo function is good really.
English OCR is excellent.
Thanks to the author
man this 3.1 version is awesome !
In this mmoment, this is by far THE BEST subtitle editor! Very thanks to the author!
Major improvement on UI since 2.x. Now you can actually adjust sync with video, same as with every other tool. Previously you'd have to close the video preview window to adjust timings.
Only sub editor I know of that can handle unicode. Now with less suck.
Still some bad/awkward ui design like the video goes below subs, not next to them (most displays are widescreen) but starting to be usable.
- Unicode support
- Can rip from sub files
- Nice spell-checker
- Can't join/split subtitles
- Lacks of basic timing options available in Subtitle Workshop like expander/reducer and duration limit
- No framerate convertion?
- No undo buton/list in toolbar, neither crl+z hotkey
Nice program but it's weak where SW is strong and viceversa :(
I love this thing for sub to srt, it works really nice almost better than SubRip
To the earlier poster,if you look on the front of the menu you will see adjust all times with show earlier and show later,that's your shift.I use the program all the time with the newest version to stretch and fix errors and works great.
Downloaded this to do one thing and one thing only: to shift selected dialogs a few seconds forward. It can be done easily with most subtitle softwares. Subtitle Workshop can, with ease. So does Aegisub. Subtitle Edit, although look simple and much more polished than the two, frankly just baffles me. There is no SHIFT function.
This is something new and unusual.
An open source subtitle tool, that has already got a couple of novelties implemented.
Worth to check out if you work with subtitles a lot.
I've reported a couple of minor bugs, but it seems that this tool is a promising one.
I hope that more programmers will co-operate with the author.
Thank you, Mr. Olsson.
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