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On 7 September 1908, while piloting the Wright Flyer, Orville Wright had what is believed to be the first collision between an aircraft and a bird, what is now known as a bird strike. Less than four years later, on 3 April 1912, at Long Beach, California, Calbraith Perry Rodgers, the first man to fly an aeroplane across the United States, became the first person to die as the result of a bird strike. His Wright Flyer became entangled with a gull that jammed the aircraft's controls, causing it to plunge out of control into approximately 1.5 m of sea water. The frail structures and power plants of the early aeroplanes meant that they were susceptible to bird strike damage. Fortunately, their slow speed gave pilots and birds/wildlife plenty of time to take any evasive action necessary.
Development of aircraft progressed to the point that they were robustly constructed and, consequently, more resistant to bird strike damage. Nevertheless, serious bird strikes did occur to such aircraft, usually involving the cockpit, the windshield and surrounding structure. Occasionally, injuries to flight crew did result from these bird strikes. During the 1950s, many metal, propeller-driven aeroplanes were gradually replaced by the faster and more efficient early jets; however, today, well into the 21st century, many propeller-driven aircraft are still in active flight operation.
Ironically, just at the dawn of jet passenger travel, two accidents involving propeller-driven airliners caused the aviation industry to more closely examine the danger that bird strikes pose to aircraft. Both occurrences involved a relatively new type of aircraft propulsion system, the turboprop. The first accident took place on 4 October 1960 at Boston's Logan International Airport. The aircraft, a Lockheed Electra L188, struck a flock of starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) just as it became airborne. The birds were ingested into three of the aircraft's four engines, causing the aircraft to lose power, stall and crash into the harbour. Of the seventy-two passengers and crew on board, sixty-two died. Two years later, on 23 November 1962, a Vickers Viscount struck a flock of Whistling Swans (Cygnus columbianus) over the State of Maryland, while flying at 6 000 feet. One of the horizontal stabilizers was penetrated by a swan, weakening the structure and causing it to separate from the aircraft which subsequently crashed and killed all on board. This crash resulted in the bird impact criteria for horizontal stabilizers being raised to eight kilograms (8 kg).
With the proliferation of jet aircraft and the increases in traffic that occurred throughout the 1960s and 1970s, modern jet-powered transport aeroplanes, with their greater speed, were seen to be at greater risk than their propeller-driven predecessors. Newer generations of aircraft continued to come into service, servicing ever increasing traffic needs and replacing older and less efficient aircraft. In many parts of the world, successful wildlife conservation has lead to increasing numbers of birds and other wildlife that are known to represent a risk to aviation. There is also increasing recognition that birds are not the only wildlife species to pose a threat to aviation safety. Some species of mammals and reptiles also pose a serious threat to aircraft safety. To adequately address the wildlife aircraft strike problem, wildlife/bird control on and around an airport should be expanded to include flying and terrestrial mammals and reptiles. Due to growing traffic, comprised of greater numbers of quieter aircraft, and the increase in wildlife populations, greater effort is required to control and monitor wildlife movements on and within the vicinity of airports. In addition, the cost of downtime for inspection and repair of aircraft following bird/wildlife damage or suspected bird/wildlife damage is significant. The additional costs and disruption as a result of aborted flights, rescheduling of aircraft passengers and air cargo, transfer of passengers to alternative means of transport, overnight accommodation at the expense of the aircraft operator and the deleterious effects on connecting flight schedules that can be significant and damaging to airline operating budgets and public goodwill (the passenger experience) are also major factors in the cost of a bird strike. It is apparent that data on bird/wildlife strikes need to be collected in order to better understand the dynamics of the bird/wildlife strike problem. The ICAO Bird Strike Information System (IBIS) is ideally suited to this task. A complete description of IBIS can be found in the Manual on the ICAO Bird Strike Information System (IBIS) (Doc 9332). IBIS provides analyses of bird/wildlife strike reports received from States. An analysis of this data reveals that approximately ninety per cent (90%) of bird/wildlife strikes occur on or in the immediate vicinity of airports.
The analysis of bird/wildlife data in respect of bird strikes and observations and monitoring of bird/wildlife activities can reveal trends that will assist airport authorities to recognize areas of concern which should be addressed through a well-managed wildlife control programme. Bird/wildlife strike statistics can also be analysed to determine those times of year or day when bird/wildlife control is needed the most.


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Maybe this helps explain some of the unusual weather patterns around the world.
If concerns like this are true:
Even the most pessimistic forecasts of global warming may now have to be drastically revised upwards.
That means a temperature rise of 10 degrees Celsius by 2100 could be on the cards, giving the UK a climate like that of North Africa, and rendering many parts of the world uninhabitable.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) -
Sifting through the college football headlines recently, a recurring theme has emerged. Off-the-field incidents are becoming the norm. Move over "Girls Gone Wild," because this summer it is apparent that college football players have joined the party.
California quarterback pleads no contest to a misdemeanor involving a bar fight...Air Force suspends placekicker indefinitely for a violation of team rules...Utah State dismisses linebacker after marijuana possession...San Jose State player jailed on robbery charges and 13 additional crimes...Tennessee dismisses one player and suspends another...Auburn suspends a pair of linebackers for three games for alcohol-related arrests...Miami starting tailback and wideout suspended for season-opener against Florida State.
These are just a smattering of tag lines that have graced the sports pages of late. While Miami will certainly have its hands full with the loss of Tyrone Moss and Ryan Moore for the season-opener versus rival FSU, the other schools will probably bounce back from any losses incurred and be fine.
The one team not mentioned above that will struggle most on the field is the Oklahoma Sooners. By now everyone in the Sooner Nation, and the rest of the college football world for that matter, knows that the university has kicked starting quarterback Rhett Bomar and guard J.D. Quinn off the team. Quinn was projected to start along the offensive front this year and will be missed, but Bomar's dismissal will probably cost the team a shot at the national title.
However, Bomar took a job with a local car dealer last year and reminiscent of any Hollywood movie dealing with college athletics and the dark side of boosters and such, reportedly received payment above and beyond his actual duties at the dealership. It reminds me of the movie "One on One" (I know I am dating myself) with Robbie Benson, who as a highly recruited basketball player, gets set up with a summer job of watching automatic sprinklers turn on and off.
In the movie, Benson decides to navigate college life on his own terms, but Bomar did no such thing and now has left Bob Stoops and the rest of the Sooners to clean up the mess (on the field).
To Oklahoma's credit, the school has acted quickly and appropriately and the fallout in terms of NCAA sanctions in the near future may be minimized as a result.
The immediate future of Oklahoma football on the field in 2006 is an entirely different story.
While Bomar didn't exactly light the world on fire last year, his first as a starter, he did play well in the second half of the season and actually set freshman passing records in Norman. Regarded as the top quarterback recruit coming out of high school two years ago, Bomar's maturation process under center was beginning to take shape.
Stoops will now look to senior Paul Thompson to lead this team. Thompson was named the starter to begin the 2005 season, but was horrible in a season- opening loss to TCU at home and never got back under center. Stoops will circle the wagons and force his team to believe in Thompson's leadership abilities, but unless the 6-4 senior can catch lightning in a bottle, opponents will utilize the same formula that worked last year. Foes are likely to put eight guys in the box and shut down Peterson. As great a rusher as Peterson is, he will find the going tough in 2006 without a complementary passing attack.
I know these are just kids and sometimes kids make mistakes. But out of all the aforementioned errors in judgment, this one will cost a team the most in 2006.
With Bomar at the quarterback position, the Sooners may have been the top team in the country. Without him, they may once again struggle in the Big 12 Conference.


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By Sara Kimberley, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 23 June 2011 03:06PM
UPDATE - CANNES 2011: Black Eyed Peas singer Will.i.am joined MRM Worldwide's chief executive Marc Landsberg, composer Tod Machover and Intel's vice president, creative services Johan Jervoe to discuss how technology is transforming creativity in a discussion hosted by McCann Worldwide's chief Nick Brien.
The pop singer said technological devices should have more than one function, like a smartphone or tablet, at the Technology Transforming Creativity seminar, chaired by Nick Brien chairman and chief executive of McCann Worldgroup
Will.i.am said as communities grow bigger online and the ability to interact becomes easier and quicker, TV no longer generates the talking points it once did.
He said: "Right now is a unique time. TV isn't what it used to be, it's now an old technology. TV was social media back in the 80s when you would watch it and talk about it. Devices should have more than one function, why do we still rock like it's the 1990s."
Also on the panel were: Tod Machover, the composer and inventor of music and media at Mit Media Lab and the man behind the Guitar Hero game; Marc Landsberg, chief executive of MRM Worldwide; and Johan Jervoe, Intel's vice-president.
Machover said the advertising community needs to take risks in the competitive social environment. He said: "The world is changing so fast are there are many people competing for your attention, therefore those in advertising can't be conservative about their message."
While Landsberg noted that at MRM Worldwide "we say technology is the new creativity quite a bit".
He said: "Almost every interaction from a marketing perspective between a brand and a consumer in some shape or form impacted by technology. Technology amplifies creativity and expands what it can mean."
Landsberg identified three pockets where technology had been having an impact: content creation, content distribution and content experience – meaning the way consumers can now engage and experience that creativity.
He added, with its ability to help people connect, to share and feel, that "in a funny way, technology almost makes it that much more human."
The implications for agencies was that all the young creatives in the world understand digital and technology, noting that "left and right brains are converging like never before".
He said: "Modern, smart marketing agencies have got to be able to link creation and conception in ways they've never done before."
Will.i.am referenced tablet devices as a technology that is moving people and communities forward and said the device is more powerful than TV and magazines, a concept advertising agencies are struggling with.
He said: "There is a major shift with what advertising agencies used to do and now. Advertising agencies are still important but they're trying to figure out what this new culture we're experiencing is about."
The pop star said brands will find success and increase in value if ad agencies use consumers as "agents" through using social media such as Twitter.
He described social media as a powerful tool for brands and a "concept of collective consciousness," which allows people to connect, collaborate and create communities.
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Every time since May 20 that Stephen Strasburg has taken the ball, he's won a game for the NL East-leading Washington Nationals. Colorado Rockies manager Jim Tracy hasn't had any starter win a game in three weeks. Making his first appearance against the Rockies, Strasburg will try to become the first Nationals pitcher to win seven consecutive starts Monday night at Coors Field. Washington (41-29) is in first place in large part because it has the best ERA in baseball at 2.95. Strasburg (9-1, 2.46 ERA) is the unquestioned ace of the staff, striking out 54 and walking 10 since his last loss. The right-hander, who leads the majors with 11.8 strikeouts per nine innings, fanned 10 and helped the Nationals end a four-game losing streak with seven innings of two-run ball in Wednesday's 3-2 victory over Tampa Bay. "He seemed to get stronger as the game went on," manager Davey Johnson told the Nationals' official website. "Great seven innings. He's a true No. 1, and he's still learning....
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"Teachers helping teachers" defines the new Alumni Scholarship Program announced today by American College of Education. Sponsored by the college's Alumni Association, the Alumni Scholarship Program allows ACE degree program graduates to gift tuition scholarships to fellow educators.
August 09, 2011
The cost of earning a master's degree from the American College of Education is now more affordable than ever. Teachers across the country who begin one of the college's online master's degree programs during the Fall semester beginning September 5th will earn a $580 Back-to-School Scholarship to apply towards their tuition.
July 20, 2011
American College of Education has been honored by G.I. Jobs magazine as a Military Friendly School for 2012 due to its "steadfast commitment to educating our great nation's military veterans, which will enable the United States to prosper for generations to come." This distinction places American College of Education among the top schools in the country. The college has been the recipient of this award in the past.
June 07, 2011
American College of Education (ACE), an academic institution that provides online graduate degrees for working educators seeking advanced degrees, announced today that it will move its main campus from Chicago to Indianapolis, creating up to 40 new jobs by 2014.
April 01, 2011
American College of Education graduate D. Craig Andrysczyk, a fifth-grade mathematics and science teacher at Oak Pointe Elementary School in Lexington/Richland School District 5, is among five finalists in the South Carolina's State Teacher of the Year Program. Andrysczyk, who is referred to as "Math Daddy," said he became a teacher because he was a struggling student growing up and a number of teachers in his home state of Wisconsin took time with him, which inspired his choice of profession. In order to help others as he was helped, he teaches from the back of the classroom so he can identify struggling students and guide them.
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December 09, 2010
Eight days remain to enter the New Teacher Survival Central sweepstakes. The grand prize includes an all-expense paid trip to Costa Rica with New Teacher Survival Central Discovery Student Adventures , as well as a New Teacher Survival Prize Pack consisting of a Samsung N150 Netbook from American College of Education, an Elmer's Classroom Prize Pack featuring a variety of classroom materials, and a DVD collection from Discovery Education.
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YDoICare 2 years, 10 months ago on Sireno: More changes ahead for Darton
Sireno: More changes ahead for Darton
Think about some of these individuals and how often they were seen and heard giving their time and energy for the good of the area and not filling their own pockets. With all of our economic issues, wouldn't it beneficial to have input from the Singhs? How many articles did Mr. Singh write revealing aspects of local finances for the Herald? How about another take on funding of some of Albany's "attractions" from Bob Wynegar who raised a lot of money for the area through educational programs? How much did the Etheridges contribute to the area? Political forums, local civic groups needing a speaker, both city American Legion posts, and our cable TV viewers did not just see him whenever his services were requested or needed, but saw Haydel on a regular basis and discovered an articulate bulldog minded advocate. When you did not see him working or volunteering, you could often find him walking and picking up trash thrown by litterbugs on the side of roads. Hertzog was a regular visitor to MCLB working on equipment and coordinating programs. What about the women? Pfeifer was a regular volunteer, brought true international expertise, and helped get several students admitted to highly selective schools like Duke. Grantham and Bryant personified the national efforts to get girls interested in math and science and helped pave the way for many to get accepted at Georgia Tech. This list would continue for pages and pages, and only gets sadder.
YDoICare 2 years, 10 months ago on Sireno: More changes ahead for Darton
Sireno: More changes ahead for Darton
Many, oh too many, years ago Darton was a solid academic institution with superior faculty who were tough yet fair. Of course one cannot blame the school for the aging process and retirements of former faculty such as Bob Carlile, Royce Shingleton, Terry Thornton, James Russell, Walter Merritt, Garry Whitehead, Barbara McLendon, and many others whose names I cannot immediately recall. New professors of the same academic credentials, professional recognitions in their disciplines, and high standards in the classroom were in fact hired to fill many of these positions. Many of those new hires were very active in the community, volunteers for various civic causes, and quite frankly the young and productive individuals with the work ethic and enthusiasm to make any area more business and family friendly. The problem is that Darton ran off many of these faculty members because they had high standards and challenged the good ole boy corruption at the school level, city, and county levels. I'm still in contact with a few, and it is a shame that all the grant money they have brought into their current institutions as well as the national and even international programs and awards they have received did not result in positive recognition for Darton, Albany, and Dougherty County.
YDoICare 2 years, 10 months ago on Congress stares down 'sequestration D-Day'
Congress stares down 'sequestration D-Day'
Objective, I think we do agree on this topic and would probably agree on more than we would disagree. Even on those occasions we would most likely agree to disagree after hearing each other out. I've just gotten into the habit of commenting whenever I read something either pro or con regarding President Obama which isn't as simple as many people think. Unfortunately, I think national politics has gotten so polarized that anyone toward the middle takes extra heat. Obama is far from perfect, but I do not find him to be anti-American or anywhere near being a socialist as others contend. Likewise, Romney has some positives and negatives. Sadly, race does play a factor with some people who can only see faults and others perfection because of the race, but I do give the President credit for not making race into an issue with his positions. Regardless of who is in office, however, Congress needs to get off their pedestal and represent the people of their districts and state instead of the interests of Super PACs and 501c organizations. It's sad that non-profit groups who solely exist to push political agendas are tax exempt even though they are financed by millionaires; while local groups who often have to fight through tons of red tape to pick up garbage or assist the community are sometimes limited because a few only seek profit for themselves and not betterment of the community for all. Best to you and yours, have a great day and even better tomorrows.
YDoICare 2 years, 10 months ago on Congress stares down 'sequestration D-Day'
Congress stares down 'sequestration D-Day'
Objective you are correct in regards to the Senate vote and actually there have been multiple votes. One point of clarification, however, is that the President, Obama in this case, or any prior or future President of United States does not have the Constitutional authority to establish the Federal Budget. The President as you wrote "proposes" which is only a listing of suggestions supplied first to the House of Representatives since they alone have the power to originate any bill for the raising of revenue. The US Senate may propose or concur with the House on said bills just like any other bill. Once a budget is passed by the House initially and then the Senate (with both passing all sections and amendments), the President then has the Constitutional authority to sign, veto, or allow the budget to become enacted without signature following 10 days.
The blame for failing to pass budget does not stand with the President, regardless of who is in office at the time. The President does not have the power to create a budget under the Constitution. The blame stands with Congress and both chambers. The House refuses to send something to the Senate that has any hope of passing, and the Senate proposes amended versions of those same budget proposals which do not have any chance of passing the House. Both chambers, however, can find the time to pass "urgent" measures such as naming Post Offices and Federal Buildings, but recess before any discussion of the Post Office's default on having to have revenue currently on hand to guarantee future pensions.
No President, past, present, or future, has the Constitutional power to change this lack of Congressional action whether it gets labeled partisan or bi-partisan. Unless one Party has a 60+ Member majority in the US Senate which neither Party has, one Senator has the power to prevent legislation from moving forward since cloture cannot be invoked. In the House, the majority Party whether by 1 member or 434 members has the power to at least move legislation forward. Like any President, Obama deserves criticism for some positions and praise for others depending on one's personal beliefs. My contention is that with the atmosphere in Congress this entire Presidential term, Obama, Clinton, McCain, Romney, or anyone else either last election or this election would have similar success in helping the vast majority of Americans and maintaining the United States as a world leader.
YDoICare 2 years, 11 months ago on Legal actions filed against Albany City Commissioner
Legal actions filed against Albany City Commissioner
agirl_25 Great statement for all and an important reminder of how quickly someone can find themselves in financial difficulties regardless of if it is through your own fault, somebody else's, or a circumstance beyond anyone's control such as that resulting from an accident or health situation. I had the fortune of working with a man who always paid everything up front until an accident on his farm put him into the hospital at age 80. He had health insurance but not enough "ready cash" to pay his deductible and tried to crawl out of the hospital without any treatment. Fortunately, he did not suffer additional health problems when a few of us, who back in our high school days had always discovered that he "needed" his barn painted, fences strung, or other work whenever we needed money to repair our trucks or for a dance, finally had a chance to repay him for being there for us when we were kids. Nice how his lectures to us about money were just as stern now that we are in our 30s and 40s as it was as a high school kid. Sad that too many people forget that the best way to teach or inspire someone else is by taking the time to listen to them and setting an example with how you lead your own life. I really do mourn the passing of the generation that endured the Great Depression and sacrificed in WWII and sought fair and not specialized treatment regardless of gender or skin color in the 50s and 60s.
I was wondering if Mr. Pike still taught Leadership Development at Darton and if that course was still a requirement for participation in their Honors Program?
YDoICare 3 years ago on ACCA meeting gets heated
ACCA meeting gets heated
Sir, I agree with your statement concerning work ethic which I believe is one of the overall points made by my former colleague. Attitudes, ethics, learning, etc., are neither meant to begin nor be emphasized only in a school. If all of these popular reforms addressed ways to instill a strong desire to succeed in children before even reaching school age, many of the problems seen in schools today would be minimized. It took me over 60 years to really understand just how much my parents influenced me in my education by simply reading with me and my Dad by letting me watch him take things apart to repair and then showing me how to make things before I even started school. Both of my parents graduated high school but neither had additional formal education. Over the years many times I became frustrated and wanted to quit school, and my Dad just told me that school was a way to have more choices than he had. Whether I continued or not, any success really depended on how hard I worked and being able to use what I knew to overcome things I had never seen before. I did earn a PhD. However, I will never claim to have even an ounce of intelligence that both of my parents had with their high school degrees and experience. Without emphasizing character and fundamentals at the earliest age when we are still open minded, no amount of technology in the classroom or money will solve the education drain. That's just my opinion and the interpretation I get from my former colleague's writing of changing the attitude and culture. If you wait too long, children discover what they can't do as opposed to that belief we all have in our youth of being able to accomplish anything.
YDoICare 3 years ago on ACCA meeting gets heated
ACCA meeting gets heated
Sir, an excellent observation. You may appreciate a piece that one of my former colleagues, although he taught in a different division, wrote concerning the status of education from a modern historical perspective. Like me, he left Albany for a place where the ability to conduct research and receive grants were not impeded by the insecurity of the old guard who felt threatened if someone outworked their chosen minions. While I may not agree with all of the points made, I do agree with this statement: "Key elements remain dedication, persistence, and hard work. There is no easy route and few immediately quantifiable statistics." Unless, I am incorrect, your observation points to those same elements being needed in education systems today.
YDoICare 3 years ago on Dougherty may cut county police officers, street lights
Dougherty may cut county police officers, street lights
Cartman, not attempting to kill the messenger but hoping to shine a light so that the messenger can look back and see some of the greatest accomplishments made possible only by the press demanding answers. It seems that things are getting worse in Albany, and I just learned that a couple of friends and former colleagues are leaving to teach at a college in Florida for the Fall semester. Like me, they once thought of retiring in the area but without any family ties, why not try another place where you feel like you can make a difference? Too many good people have left, but a lot still remain. From reading and old friends, however, it seems that even fewer people are catching the fish each year. So if the media would investigate, they might discover the holes where the fish are hiding, and just how these sweet spots developed instead of merely showing pictures of the catch. I think Mr. Sumner has the ability to not just pass along the pictures, but to discover the bait and whether or not the pond has been stocked. Many people are willing to fish, but not if they have nothing left to bait their hooks or as is the possibility based on similar communities, no water in which to wet their lines as the ponds have all been drained or fenced in.
YDoICare 3 years ago on Dougherty may cut county police officers, street lights
Dougherty may cut county police officers, street lights
Mr. Sumner, 43cop may be referring not to the actual articles, but to comments made by you toward other commentors. For example, your "How can the populace expect to have competent elected officials when most of the voters are ignorant to the government as evidenced by Moma?" (http://www.albanyherald.com/news/2012...). As I replied then, "the media could help combat public ignorance by informing the public as to how and where to obtain easy access to the itemized penny by penny budgets. Some media sources even publish or provide online access to assist the public." "It is the responsibility of both the public and the press to demand answers and to expose the incompetency. Members of the press should not be writing articles or making assertions about the total voting populace using a sampling of only one individual. Likewise, the public should not condemn the press for reporting both positives and negatives, nor should either the public or press confuse unbiased reporting versus editorial pieces." (see previous link for full remarks).
As to these statements: "43 Cop, I merely cover the meetings and report to you what is discussed. I have no influence whatsoever in how policy decisions are made." Sir you are incorrect, being a member of the press does not dismiss your rights as a citizen. Like any citizen, you have the right to request answers and additional details on policy decisions made by public bodies that are charged with the responsibility of representing the concerns of those in their district. There is no need or public desire for editorializing in specific articles by members of the press. The press, however, has an advantage over an individual citizen in obtaining information as the press is also a representative of its readers and has special access to individuals and information not readily available to the general populace. Whereas a voter or reader has one voice, the press is a multitude of voices charged with combating "ignorance." Whether in the days of attaching a "Press" card to a hat or lapel or in today's world, investigative reporting and simply creating a means by which the public can view specific documents and proposals have changed the course of events.
You are correct sir that 43cop should contact his county commissioner, but instead of only reporting the "what" asking the questions of "how" and "why" and reporting the responses are just as vital. Then, it can proceed to the "show me the evidence" with Georgia and its open records procedures. Even if both media and individuals can file, should the same question and answer be sent 100 times or to the public information medium to distribute the contents to many more through the power of the pen?
YDoICare 3 years ago on Sunset Grill restaurant closes
Sunset Grill restaurant closes
Cartman, I believe you have just hit on one of the key issues for a better Albany and Dougherty County which the city and county commissioners and educational leadership regardless of whether they represent ASU, Darton, Tech, or local school systems fail to acknowledge. "This town could use a few more businessmen with their (Terry Ho and family) ambition, work-ethic, and perseverence." His businesses are a few of the things I miss after leaving Albany. Terry is a class act in how he treats everyone, newcomer like I was or long term area resident, with courtesy and respect. The quantity of his product was always sufficient for the price, but his primary concern was its quality. Simply put, he works hard and has a genuine concern for his customers and the community. No matter who you are, you can definitely learn something from Terry. Too bad many elected officials and educational advocates today neglect the importance of the simple qualities you mentioned in making a better present and future. I'm proud to have known Terry while I was in GA.


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I didn't even know that BD was coming out with backpacking packs. When I found out about the new line, I was interested to see how they were going to be. I previous experience with BD items told me that I could expect only the best. They didn't disappoint! This pack is ridiculously comfortable. The reActive straps allow your shoulders to move freely, while leaving the pack glued to your back. The Ergoactive belt pivots in a ball-socket joint which allows the pack to stay in place on your back, while your hips are moving. All the packs come in one size and the torso length can easily be adjusted to fit your body perfectly. The women's specific version has narrower shoulder straps to and accomodate for a women's torso. And the hip belt is angled to accomodate the larger hips of a woman. I'll probably get one of these for my wife.And at this price, it's a great deal as well. There are many similar sized packs with inferior suspension systems in the market that are going for alot more $$$.This also comes in a 50L item# BLD1174
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If you thought Tom Hanks' squirrelly past was limited to co-starring with a house-wrecking hound in "Turner & Hooch," you haven't seen the critters that have crawled up his family tree.
It seems that the multiple Oscar-winning actor may have gotten his droll humor from his grandfather Clarence Frager, who listed his occupation as "squirrel inspector" on his daughter's birth certificate.
Frager got a little more serious when it was time to fill out the 1930 Census. He described his occupation as "rodent control," and we can only imagine that he wasn't talking about rug rats.
Whether or not you're famous, researching family histories will become a lot easier this week, as genealogy Web site Ancestry.com celebrates the completion of the first searchable database of Census records, a vast agglomeration of government documents from 1790 to 1930 that paint a detailed picture of millions of American families.
"Almost every American has a relative linked to the 1930 Census, and once you make that connection, you open the door to a vast amount of information that tells a story about your past," said Ancestry.com president Tim Sullivan.
The 1930 Census is vital to this research because the United States restricts the release of full Census records for 72 years, and it is therefore the most recent one available to the public.
The public gets aggregate figures once a decade, after each new Census is taken. Complete Census information for each person -- including the handwritten notes of Census takers who go door-to-door to every household -- is not made available for the sake of privacy.
Over the last decade, however, the Web site has been doggedly digitizing all available Census data, a vast job involving 6.6 million hours of labor from handwriting experts, among others -- beginning with the first Census of 1790, when the United States' official population was just 3,929,214.
Altogether, Ancestry.com has uploaded more than 540 million Census entries. To mark the completion of this vast project, beginning Thursday, the web site is offering a free, three-day trial of the 1930 Census database. Usually, the company charges at annual rates that begin at $155.40, but until July, you can dig for your roots -- or anyone else's -- at no charge.
Given that Census questions change with the times, you never know what you will find.
In the early 1800s, government bean-counters wanted to know how many slaves you owned. By the middle of the century, they were eager to know whether you were literate, and in later years, what country you emigrated from.
By 1930, they were asking whether you owned a radio.
Of course, not everyone told Census takers the whole truth all the time, and if you check, you might catch your grandparents telling a lie. Abraham Lincoln's wife seemed to age only seven years between the 1850 and 1860 Census.
While there may not be a squirrel inspector in your past, many family trees, once extended and examined, will show your connection to a prominent American.
The Hanks family, for instance, proves to have a presidential tie. The "Forrest Gump" star is a fourth cousin, four generations removed from President Lincoln and his age-conscious first lady.
Here's a look at what Census research says about the families of some other prominent Americans:


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ABC News: And that could be construed perhaps as a misinterpretation of a lot of the ancient writings?
Ehrenreich: Well you know, plenty of Christians have said this, that it's appalling, that it's an inversion of the idea of Christianity. But the idea behind the mega churches is we're not going to say things that upset people -- like talking about sin, that would upset people. We're just going to say nice things, have comfortable seats. We're not going to have those crosses around and [we will] tell people everything is great and can be even greater if you can focus your mind on getting everything you want.
ABC News: Going back to the first part of the book and your cancer diagnosis, the general theme of that seems to be that you encountered [the idea that it] was OK you have cancer. It's great. What did that first make you feel like?
Ehrenreich: Well, when you are going through a rough patch and people don't want to hear any of the downside of it, and you're told, "Oh, just be more cheerful. ... I remember going on one message board for breast cancer sufferers and I said, "I'm upset because of this disease. How come the treatments are so barbaric?" and all these sorts of things. And the response I got back was, one of them anyway, was, "Look Barb, you've got to run, not walk, to the nearest therapist." You know there were breast cancer support groups in the last year or two that have thrown out women whose [cases had] metastasized, because that would bring everybody else down. So that's the other thing I find so profoundly distressing about the positive thinking culture, is a lack of compassion. You're going to block out all negative things, get rid of negative people and just imagine that things are perfect.
ABC News: So there's an outer limit, and once you've reached that outer limit you're thrown out?
Ehrenreich: Apparently, as heartless as that sounds. I think a lot of people have told me too that when they suffer a bereavement and go back to work, after a week or so nobody's going to cut them any slack. It's like, "Hey time to move on, already." It's like we have a big empathy deficit and we can't take the time to say, "Yeah, what's happening to you is bad." You can't do much about it if it's bereavement. If it's unemployment, maybe we do have to think about some things we do about it and why we have an economy that has no use for so many people's talent and skills. That's called thinking realistically.
ABC News: Can you just give me a quick summation of all the places that positive thinking has cut through and, in your writing, not done good things?
Ehrenreich: I worry also about the inroads that positive thinking has been making into the academy, universities, college campuses, where a very popular kind of course these days is in "positive psychology," sometimes called the science of happiness, where the students are just urged to think happy thoughts and get in touch with her positive feelings and write letters of gratitude to people in their lives. And alright, sometimes college students could use a little cheering up, but this is not what we go to college for. We don't go to college to learn positive thinking, we go to college to learn critical thinking. And if we're losing that capability, then I think we are seriously undermined as a nation.


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The great shame of "Ocean's Thirteen" is that it should have been "Ocean's Twelve." Instead, the second installment of the "Ocean's" series was a self-indulgent trifle filled with lame in-jokes and saddled with a disengaged European setting that felt more like a paid vacation for George Clooney, Brad Pitt and the rest of the neo-Rat Pack. Fortunately, "Ocean's Thirteen" is a solid course correction that lands the team back in Las Vegas.
Al Pacino's Willy Bank is a super-charged Steve Wynn/Donald Trump-alike who cheats the ailing Reuben Tishkoff out of co-ownership in a massive casino that looks like a Dubai skyline nightmare. The team led by Danny Ocean (Clooney) hatches a plan to ensure that Bank's palace of cash keeps losing — if it loses its five-diamond rating, then Reuben regains control. Of course, none of this matters, because the joys in "Ocean's Thirteen" come from the fun that everyone on screen is having with the cool-as-dry-ice dialogue.
When Pitt's Rusty Ryan "does an Irwin Allen" on Bank, it means dangling the threat of a natural disaster. How about "a Billy Martin"? That's code for being welcomed back in order for the "Steinbrenner" to stage a full retaliation. For director Steven Soderbergh, the "Ocean's" films are larks, but that does not mean he puts less effort into them. His own cinematography (credited to Peter Andrews) is typically beautiful, and the great spy-music score by David Holmes gives it all a rich sense of suavity. This time, "Thirteen" is lucky.


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When Hank Aaron broke Babe Ruth's revered home run record on April 8, 1974, at Atlanta Fulton County Stadium, baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn was not in attendance.
Honoring a previous commitment, Kuhn instead went to Cleveland for the Indians' home opener against the Milwaukee Brewers, which was rained out. A month later, in an interview with the Milwaukee Sentinel, Aaron was asked what he would have done if he were the commissioner.
"If I were baseball commissioner, I would have seen Hank Aaron hit his 715th homer," Aaron responded.
Current baseball Commissioner Bud Selig probably will face a similar decision later this season. Barry Bonds, the San Francisco Giants' controversial slugger, is 22 home runs away from breaking Aaron's record of 755, the last of which came while playing for the Brewers in 1976.
Because Bonds has been hounded by allegations of using performance-enhancing drugs, presented in great detail in the book "Game of Shadows," and remains a target of federal investigators, many have wondered whether Selig will join the home-run chase when Bonds closes in on Aaron. Selig repeatedly has declined to reveal his plans, assuming he already has made his decision.
"I'm not saying any more than I've already said," said Selig, who launched his own investigation into steroid use in baseball with former Sen. George Mitchell at the helm.
"All I'll say is we'll appropriately mark the occasion like we have with everybody else."
Everybody else? This is basically a party of two, with Aaron ascending to the throne 33 years ago and Bonds ready to seize power, so to speak.
The problem for Selig is that he faces, in essence, a lose-lose situation. If he doesn't attend, he'll be accused of passing judgment on Bonds' purported guilt as a baseball cheater. If he does attend and Bonds later is found guilty of using performance-enhancing drugs, Selig will be lambasted for signing off on a tainted record.
Complicating matters is Selig's close friendship with Aaron and his admiration for what the home-run champ endured in passing Ruth, including hate mail and death threats from racists. Aaron also has wavered on showing up when Bonds breaks his record but will attend if so persuaded by Selig.
Selig, who attended Kuhn's funeral on March 20 in Florida, was asked if the former commissioner erred by missing Aaron's 715th homer.
"I'm very sensitive to matters like that," he said. "I don't like talking about other commissioners."
Bonds also equivocated when asked if he expected Selig and Aaron to be in attendance when he takes over as the new home run champ.
"I just want to do it, period," said Bonds, who will turn 43 in July.
Former major-league manager Dusty Baker, now an analyst for ESPN's baseball coverage, played for the Braves in 1974 and was on deck when Aaron socked his historic homer off Los Angeles' Al Downing.
Asked if he thought Kuhn should have been there, Baker said, "Now that I look back, probably so. That was a major, major event. That was one of the major events of all time.
"It might have been bigger than Barry breaking Hank's record. People thought that record would never be broken. Babe Ruth was really the epitome of America. That was huge when Hank broke Babe's record."
Bonds' pursuit of Aaron's record figures to be an extremely awkward moment for baseball officials but Baker said he thought the proper tribute would be paid.
"I see them handling it with class and dignity," he said. "I think people are looking forward to it even though we're not at that point yet. I think the closer it gets, it'll get covered more. The less people talk about the potential problems that are out there for Barry, the more glorified it will be.
"Bud will do the right thing, like he usually does. I hope he's there."
Hall of Fame baseball reporter and ESPN analyst Peter Gammons also thinks Selig and officials from the commissioner's office will be on hand when Bonds passes Aaron.
"However unpopular and however divisive the run at the record might be, it's the commissioner's responsibility to be there," Gammons said, "unless between now and then there are legal issues. But it doesn't look like that's going to happen.
"I just think it's a hard thing for baseball to turn its back and say, 'We're just not going to acknowledge that.' They can say, 'Well, Bowie Kuhn wasn't there when Henry Aaron passed Ruth.' But at the same time, I think Bud will be there. I think he'll accept the responsibility that goes with it."


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Now in its third edition Shakespeare: The Basics is an insightful and informative introduction to the work of William Shakespeare. Exploring all aspects of Shakespeare's plays including the language, cultural contexts, and modern interpretations, this text looks at how a range of plays from across...
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The Routledge Guide to William Shakespeare
Demystifying and contextualising Shakespeare for the twenty-first century, this book offers both an introduction to the subject for beginners as well as an invaluable resource for more experienced Shakespeareans. In this friendly, structured guide, Robert Shaughnessy: introduces...
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All's Well, That Ends Well
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Described as one of Shakespeare's most intriguing plays, All's Well That Ends Well has only recently begun to receive the critical attention it deserves. Noted as a crucial point of development in Shakespeare's career, this collection of new essays reflects the growing interest in the play and...
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Richard II
New Critical Essays
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Arguably the first play in a Shakespearean tetralogy, Richard II is a unique and compelling political drama whose themes still resonate today. It is one of the few Shakespeare plays written entirely in verse and its format presents unique theatrical challenges. Politically engaged and controversial...
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The Routledge Companion to Actors' Shakespeare is a window onto how today's actors contribute to the continuing life and relevance of Shakespeare's plays. The process of acting is notoriously hard to document, but this volume reaches behind famous performances to examine the actors' craft, their...
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Shakespeare, Cinema, Counter-Culture
Postmodern Appropriations of Shakespeare
Series: Routledge Studies in Shakespeare
Addressing for the first time Shakespeare's place in counter-cultural cinema, this book examines and theorizes counter-hegemonic, postmodern, and post-punk Shakespeare in late 20th and early 21st century film. Drawing on a diverse range of case studies, Grant Ferguson presents an interdisciplinary...
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You see the *force* of the argument Sirius Lee makes here? "Knick-knacks", "selling... to drivel blogs", the implication that critics lack "the wit and ability to accommodate the change".
I wonder what you sell online Sirius Lee? By your standards I may be lacking in wit and ability, but I am a Perl programmer with a product used by folks globally for over a decade. What little *wit* I may have tells me it is no longer worth the candle selling into the EU. My ability will be expended in programming a filter to turn away EU punters. Is that what the EU is supposed to encourage?
When you say "..it was announced in 2005 so its not like there has not been time to get with the programme", perhaps you missed my previous post about how neither of my LTD businesses have received any communication on this whatsoever? I take you are in business selling digitally to the EU? Please detail the official notifications you received of this change.


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I'm a Salesforce.com developer and am constantly getting hit by recruiter spam. In the last week I have gotten 15 requests, only 5 of which are in my area. The rest? Over 500 miles away at the very least!
Whenever you are working with a popular technology set, you are going to get hit up by non stop recruiters. The part that drives me nuts is the non intelligent ways that they shotgun blast. In my current position (I work for a major non IT recruiting company), I'm working with a Salesforce based recruitment engine. I KNOW what options are available to many of these systems. It seems like they do not utilize any intelligence beyond a keyword search. In the engine that I've aided in developing, we have many different options available to better target appropriate candidates. For example, something simple, like a zip code radius! Heck we even incorporate state based filters if you don't have zip codes.
Unfortunately, there is not much that I can think of to combat this other than unsubscribe. The only issue there is you might later miss out on a legitimate job opportunities. I mean heck even terrorists manage to get lucky at times in action movies, and these folks might get one in 200 right
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If I were you, I would try implementing MAC Address filtering (basically you white list MAC Addresses that should be allowed to connect). This can be a pain when connecting new devices, but worth it from a security standpoint.
I would also change your SSID and disable broadcast. Reducing transmit power may also help. If you don't have enough coverage with the reduced power, you could also go with power line adapter and setup another AP in the weak area.
Oh and you can also try reducing your key regen time too. If you leave at the default 3600 seconds, then you're also giving him a longer time to try to breakin if he spoofs your mac.
Finally, you can always go with static IP's or if your router is capable, setup DHCP to assign specific IP's to specific MAC Addresses.
Hope this helps!
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Just one day after CNet named the Dish "Hopper," a new TV recording system that's drawing rave reviews in the tech press, to an awards shortlist, the site's parent company stepped in and nixed the accolade. Because of a legal battle between CBS and Dish over the Hopper's ad-skipping technology, CBS laid down a ban: CNet won't be allowed to even review Dish products, much less give them awards.
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