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Larry Salci, the former president and CEO of Metro, is back in the news. Salci this week announced that his current firm, Colorado Railcar Manufacturing, has ceased operations and will have no employe... More >>
Former Negro League ballplayer and erstwhile Riverfront Times columnist Joe Henry is reportedly in grave health. Henry's grandson, Sean Muhammad, passed along word that the 80-year-old baseball legend... More >>
Have you heard the news? According to Bryan Burwell's sappy tear-jerker in the Post-Dispatch this morning, 57 of the 61 players on the Rams roster have signed a petition asking that the team sig... More >>
Men's Health and Women's Health magazines have come out with their ranking of the 100 best -- and worst -- cities in America for healthy living. St. Louis ranks as the second-worst city in both Men's ... More >>
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From discovering a rare species of plant when he was just fourteen to his three decades at the helm of the Missouri Botanical Garden, Dr. Peter Raven has dedicated his life to botany. Fitting then tha... More >>
Michael O'Brian was honored last night as St. Louis' "Poet Warrior" for 2008. A regular on the local open-mic scene, O'Brian was instrumental in luring the National Poetry Slam to St. Louis ... More >>
Famed St. Louis fertility pioneer, Dr. Sherman Silber, has reached another milestone. In a report published yesterday in the New England Journal of Medicine, Silber announced that one of his patients ... More >>
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University of Missouri - St. Louis announced today the hiring of Tim Eby as general manager of its public radio station, KWMU (90.7 FM). A veteran manager with WOSU Public Media in Columbus, Ohio, Eby... More >>
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BOSTON – Junior Elise Beattie (Woodstock, Ill.) posted a runner-up finish in the 5,000 meters to lead the University of New Hampshire women's indoor track & field team to a sixth-place finish after day one of the America East Championships on Monday at the Reggie Lewis Center.
With 28 points, the Wildcats trail Binghamton (50.5), Vermont (40), Albany (35), Maine (33.5) and UMBC (29), but lead Stony Brook (14) and Hartford (4).
Beattie, fresh off a victory in the mile at the URI Invite last weekend, claimed second overall in the 5,000 meters as she crossed the finish line in an ECAC-qualifying time of 17:15.62. Senior Erin Phillips (Belmont, N.H.) added a seventh-place finish in the event at 17:36.25.
Senior Rosemary Read (West Greenwich, R.I.) placed fourth overall in the weight throw with a toss of 49-06.50, while fellow senior Keyla Salazar (Nashua, N.H.) was right behind in fifth place with a throw of 48-11.00. Junior Stephanie Walsh (Penacook, N.H.) placed eighth overall in the event at 45-07.00.
The Wildcats' distance medley relay team of senior Meagan Boucher (Manchester, N.H.), sophomore Morgan Costa (Standish, Maine), freshman Cassie Kruse (Hampshire, Ill.) and junior Julia Credendino (Islip, N.Y.) finished fourth in a time of 12:09.37.
Senior Melanie Frazier (Bridgewater, Mass.) claimed seventh in the long jump with a leap of 17-08.00.
Junior Caroline Bonsaint (Hampton, N.H.) placed eighth in the pentathlon as she finished with a total of 2,885 points.
Sophomore Virginia Lavallee (Kingston, N.H.) placed fifth in preliminaries of the 60-meter hurdles and qualified for Tuesday's finals with a time of 8.99.
Freshmen Lauren Perrodin (Coral Springs, Fla.) and Natalie Bilynsky (Epping, N.H.) finished fifth and eighth, respectively, in the 60-meter dash preliminaries and both qualified for Tuesday's finals with times of 7.85 and 7.89.
In the 200-meter preliminaries, freshman Joya Helander (Madison, Conn.) placed eighth and advanced to the finals with a time of 25.65. Perrodin placed 10th in event and also reached the finals at 26.03.
The Wildcats return to action Tuesday for the final day of the America East Championships at the Reggie Lewis Center.

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"Young and The Restless" Greg Rikaart (Kevin) gives a few major teasers away from what's to come on "Y&R" with his character and his cohorts. He admits how he really feels about not being the 'crazy' one in Genoa City right now and dishes on the Daytime Emmys.
Take a peek on Soap Opera Fan - Greg Rikaart Daytime Emmy Red Carpet Interview.
"Days Of Our Lives" Suzanne Rogers spoke with Soaps.com's Deanna Barnert about Molly (Melanie) leaving the show. She gets a little emotional and then they discuss the situation with Maggie and Victor on "DOOL."
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"Young and The Restless" Judith Chapman stopped by and spoke with Dee about what Gloria's up to in Genoa City, and about old Hollywood glam and what she wore.
Watch the interview on Soap Opera Fan - Judith Chapman Daytime Emmy Red Carpet Interview.
James Scott (EJ, "Days Of Our Lives") was in quite the jaunty mood this evening as he spoke with Deanna. He may or may not have teased a pretty big spoiler, and dished on other cliffhangers which will happen before the show is off for hiatus for two weeks during the Olympics.
Watch this interview on Soap Opera Fan - James Scott Daytime Emmy Red Carpet Interview.
Winsor Harmon, (Thorne, "B&B") chatted up Deanna about his shock over co-star Heather Tom's pregnancy, what it has been like to have the Daytime Emmys held in Los Angeles, as opposed to Vegas, and what he's up to after the show!
Watch the video on Soap Opera Fan - Winsor Harmon Daytime Emmy Red Carpet Interview.
Steve Nichols, who plays Tucker on "Y&R" discuses all of the bed-hopping going on in Genoa City, and who he thinks Tucker belongs with.
Watch it now on Soap Opera Fan - Steve Nichols Daytime Emmy Red Carpet Interview.
John McCook (Eric, "B&B") was a nominee for lead actor this year. Though he didn't take home the statue, he shared what he was wearing "Jockeys and an Armani suit," he says, before getting into how he and wife Molly spent the day.
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Melissa Claire Egan (Chelsea, "Y&R") dished about Chelsea's summer of lovin', who did her make-up before the show and what she was expecting for this evening.
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Jonathan Jackson opens up about how supportive his fellow castmates are. "We push each other," he says and touches on what his new show and character Avery on "Nashville" are all about.
Watch Jonathan on Soap Opera Fan - Jonathan Jackson Daytime Emmy Red Carpet Interview.
Executive producer, and director, Frank Valentini took time to speak with Deanna, talking about seeing his "One Life To Live" co-workers, he dished at length about what's to come for "General Hospital" this summer and gave out a huge spoiler. Did you know "GH" celebrates their 50th anniversary in 2013?
"GH" fans should make sure to watch Frank spilling the goods on Soap Opera Fan - Frank Valentini Daytime Emmy Red Carpet Interview.
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Could please someone help me to sort this issue out. We bought a Dell Server with Windows server 2012 and also bought a tape library along with it and have bought the Symantec Backup exec, nOw the Symantec backup exec doesnt get installed on the windows Server 2012, Please let me know the other options for me.
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Only 1 of 2 choices here:
1. If you can downgrade to Windows Server 2008 R2, then BE 2012 with SP2 will run on that server.
2. If you can't, wait till BE 2012 R2 Beta is released early next year...and in stating this, I'm not being funny either.
If it is urgent that you get backups running, and can't downgrade, wait, or find another server to run backups in the meantime, then you'd need to look elsewhere.
Alternative ways to access Backup Exec Technical Support:
If you are unwilling to wait till the release of Backup Exec 2012 R2(which would support installation of Backup Exec as a Media Server on a Windows Server 2012) then a possible workaround is:
1. We would need a separate server which would work with Windows Server 2008 R2.
Note: An evaluation version of Windows Server 2008 R2 for 180 days can be obtained by referring to the following link:
2. Install Backup Exec 2012 on the server which is running on Windows Server 2008 R2. You may refer to the following link for getting help on it:
Step By Step guide to download and install Backup Exec 2012
3. Install the Backup Exec 2012 Agent for Windows on the Windows Server 2012 by referring to the following link:
How to install Backup Exec 2012 Agent for Windows
Note: Your Tape Library would then need to be connected to the server which runs Windows Server 2008 R2.
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According to the report, the rest of the nation's net worth -- the majority of Americans -- lost about four-percent of their money.
Pew Center researchers say the reason for the gap might be because wealthier people often invest in stocks and bonds while other Americans put more of their money into their homes.


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Is the double-dip no more? Does it matter?
Maybe, and no. No it does not.
Maybe, and no. No it does not.
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Last Friday, the ONS revised its estimates of the size of British construction output over 2012. It now thinks that the construction sector shrank by 5 per cent in the first quarter of that year, compared to the 5.4 per cent contraction it had previously estimated. (Although that's good news, the picture is less rosy for the other three quarters of the year, which were all revised downwards.)
That upward revision would be enough to bring the overall growth figure for Q1 2012 to exactly zero; hence the Saturday Mail story dubbing it "The double-dip that never was! Osborne gets a surprise boost as 'growth' was 0.0% rather than -0.1%".
There are two things to say at this point. Firstly, the nitpicking: the ONS is also due to announce the latest revisions to the service sector on the 23rd of this month (estimates for production, the third main component, were published on the 9th). Those revisions could be in either direction, and, given the size of services in the overall economy, it would not take a large downward swing to wipe out the "gains" from production. So it's too early to say for certain that the double-dip has been erased.
But the broader point is that it does not matter, and has never mattered, whether the economy grew by 0.1 per cent, didn't grow, or shrank by 0.1 per cent. What is important is that Britain has stagnated for the better part of two years running now. Anaemic growth is just as bad as a mild recession – and in some ways worse, because while a recession may be expected to spring back into recovery at some point, stagnation can last for decades. Just ask Japan.
That's the reason I've focused on the description of our economy as "corrugated". We focus so much on the ups and downs, with cheers alternating on either side of the aisle, that we neglect to take a step back and look at what the overall trend is. The fact that the economy was precisely stagnant in the first quarter of 2012 doesn't change that trend for the better; it makes it overwhelmingly clear that stagnation remains the reality we live in.
Of course, some will claim that this revision matters anyway, because it means that we never had the technical recession which garnered so much bad press last year. But – you can guess where this is going – technical recessions are an alarmingly misleading thing to focus on in an economic environment like ours. Because, again, in a corrugated economy, whether a particular consecutive pair of quarters displays slightly negative growth is basically down to chance. What is not down to chance is the overall pattern.
This is what our economy looks like, right now:
Until and unless that flat black line stops being quite so astonishingly flat, there is little to celebrate. Arguing about the size of the kinks within it is little more than trivia.


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This week's episode of Basketball Wives is all about loyalty. Who is loyal to whom, and who's playing the field, friendship-wise. In these unaired bonus clips, watch as Suzie hangs out with Royce one day and Evelyn and Jen the next, to Royce's disappointment. Despite Royce's warnings about Jen and Evelyn, Suzie wants their approval, and Royce realizes "Suzie is not loyal to anyone but herself…Lesson learned."
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India and Pakistan Set a 6-Month Timetable for Peace Talks
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Published: February 19, 2004
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Feb. 18— India and Pakistan have agreed on what officials call a ''road map for peace,'' Pakistan's foreign secretary said Wednesday, setting a six-month schedule for discussions on a range of issues, including their longstanding dispute over Kashmir.
The announcement concluded three days of talks, a resumption of a dialogue suspended in 2001. The two countries, one Hindu-majority, one Muslim, have fought three wars since they achieved independence in 1947, including two over Kashmir, and nearly fought a fourth in 2002.
In a diplomatic breakthrough in January, President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan and Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee of India agreed to a dialogue on all issues, including Kashmir, and Pakistan agreed to curb any terrorism emanating from its soil.
That promise seemed to signal an end to state support for the jihad, or holy war, that Pakistan-based militant groups have been waging in Indian-held Kashmir for 15 years.
But just two hours after the press briefing on the talks came a sign that the jihad still has some life. In an open field in a prosperous part of Islamabad, more than 400 men gathered to mourn a militant from Jamaat ul-Dawa, an Islamist organization, who they said had died fighting in Kashmir on Jan. 29.
The gathering suggested either a signal from Pakistan to India that jihad remained an option, or the inability or unwillingness of Pakistan's security forces to limit militant activity.
In an interview last week with The New York Times, General Musharraf said, ''All jihadi groups or those under the garb of jihad who are spreading extremism or terrorism inside Pakistan or going outside Pakistan will not be allowed.''
In December, he survived two assassination attempts that have been linked to a Kashmiri militant group, Jaish-e-Muhammad, which is banned.
On Wednesday, General Musharraf delivered a speech urging Muslim religious leaders to curb Islamic extremism. ''We have no extremists or terrorists, but we have to prove to the world that we are a moderate Islamic country where the moderates are in absolute majority,'' state-run media quoted him as saying.
Yet the gathering to mourn the militant was held in the center of the capital. Pakistani officials have previously attributed their reluctance to crack down on militant groups to a desire to avoid creating martyrs or driving the groups underground, and have said the groups' statements are not illegal.
The anti-Indian speeches at the park were a pointed contrast to what Pakistan's foreign secretary, Riaz Khokhar, described Wednesday as the ''very constructive'' atmosphere at the talks between him and his Indian counterpart, Shashank, who uses only one name.
They agreed to meet again in May or June for talks on confidence-building measures and on Kashmir. Talks on other issues, including terrorism and economic and commercial cooperation, are to take place in July.
Significantly, the two sides also agreed to expert-level talks on nuclear issues, signaling the revival of a memorandum of understanding signed in 1999. Among other provisions, that memorandum committed them both to ''undertaking national measures to reducing the risks of accidental or unauthorized use of nuclear weapons under their respective control.''


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This fun, free and engaging event will feature some of the city's top local celebrities and community leaders who will have to successful spell a series of words for a live audience. Modeled after the Scripps National Spelling Bee but with adult contestants and a lot less serious, there will be several rounds to give participants a chance to be crowned the winner.
Writer and humor blogger Bryce Donovan will be the event MC and some of the confirmed spellers include:
• Stephanie Barna, Charleston City Paper
• Darcy Shankland, Charleston magazine
• Colleen Condon, Charleston County Council
• Ayoka Lucas, Stylist, Blogger and Charleston Fashion Week Director
• Steve Palmer, Indigo Road Group
• Chris Frasier, Charleston County School District
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No longer hamstrung by a tweak, Burlington Royals' bonus baby Bubba Starling's professional career is off and running.
Starling, who passed up an offer to play quarterback at Nebraska when he signed for a $7.5 million bonus after being drafted fifth overall last year, got his first professional hit and made two long, running catches in center field look easy in Burlington's 6-0 defeat of Johnson City on Friday night at Cardinal Park.
Burlington left fielder Terrance Gore was 3-for-4, catcher Cameron Gallager, a second-round draft pick, was 2-for-4, and each drove in two runs for the Royals (7-4), who scored twice in the second, third and sixth innings.
Starling missed the first nine games with a pulled hamstring and went 0-for-5 in his debut Thursday night, but didn't take long heating up on a sweltering night when the temperature in the parking lot was 102 degrees 10 minutes before the first pitch. Starling, batting third, lined a 2-1 fastball sharply past shortstop Cesar Valera in the first inning for a two-out single — his first professional hit.
"It felt great, considering my parents just got in town today and got to see it — the whole family actually," Starling said. "It was nice, because the team kind of picked me up and I got to keep the ball and everything. I'll definitely remember that. It'll be special."
Starling also walked, hit a changeup some 380 feet that speedy counterpart C.J. McElroy ran down to catch in the third and missed a double by some six inches in the left-field corner before grounding out in the ninth.
"It was close, but then again, I knew it was hooking," Starling said. "I hit it good."
Starling's talent was best showcased by the difficult, over-the-shoulder catches he made look routine while robbing first baseman Michael Knox of extra-base hits in each of his final two at-bats. Both blasts were on a line, and Knox just shook his head after Starling caught the first one near the center-field fence to retire the side and strand Ildemaro Vargas at second base.
"Their first baseman, first of all, he's a good dude," Starling said. "I was on base a couple of times, got to talk to him and he's a good dude. I know he's got some crazy oppo-field power. I love balls like that where I can just track 'em down and help out my pitcher."
The first time Starling robbed Knox concluded Burlington left-handed starter Patrick Conroy's outing. Conroy (1-0), making his third start, lowered his ERA to 3.86 with six shutout innings. He allowed five hits, one walk and struck out two.
"Bubba really showed his defense tonight," Conroy said. "That was great to see."
Conroy, who commended battery mate Gallager's work behind the plate, frequently got ahead in the count with offspeed pitches. Johnson City (5-6) was 0-for-10 with runners in scoring position.
"We had a good road trip where everybody was swinging good against Bluefield and Pulaski," Johnson City hitting coach Ramon "Smoky" Ortiz said. "But the last two games I've seen guys trying to do too much, especially with men in scoring position, and swinging at pitches out of the zone. And I would say give credit to the other pitchers. They kept us off balance and out of timing all day long."
One of Gore's RBIs came on a bunt single in the sixth.
Vargas was 2-for-4 with two doubles. Valera was 2-for-3.
McElroy doubled off the left-center field fence in the eighth and prevented Fred Ford from leading off the seventh with a hit when he got a good jump and dashed in to catch a sinking line-drive.
Former Major League Baseball umpire Dale Ford was behind the plate on what was promoted as Military Appreciation Night.
The final game of the series is tonight at 6.


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Barry Miller, Director of the Department of Recreation and Wellness
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Jason Pace, Recreation Supervisor
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Jessica Twiest, Assistant Director for Programming and Leadership
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Jermaine Thomas, Intramural Sports and Recreation Coordinator
Jermaine received both his Bachelor's degree in Health, Physical Education and Recreation and his Master's degree in Physical Education: Sports Administration from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Prior to joining the Radford staff in April 2012, he worked 4+ years as a Recreation Program Coordinator for the City of New Bern and volunteer coached countless years in football, wrestling and track.
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DJ Sye Young will spin old school hip hop in our basement lounge featuring the likes of Biggie, N.W.A, A Tribe Called Quest, Snoop, Eric B & Rakim, Gang Starr, Wu Tang Clan, Run DMC, The D.O.C., Ice T and everyone else that sacrificed a 'lil St. Ides for our homies no longer with us.
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Wayne, Bluefield set for huge Class AA matchup
WAYNE -- It has been a football season to remember for the Wayne Pioneers.
The team has consistently cruised week after week as opponents often fell to the wayside within the first 24 minutes of action.
This week, however, the final road block to a perfect season will be a tough one to overcome.
It will also be one the Pioneers have had to climb several times before.
Class AA Wayne (9-0) is tied for No. 1 in the Class AA ratings with Keyser and meets No. 4 Bluefield (8-1) in a 7:30 p.m., Friday, game at Pioneer Field.
Wayne has won 18 consecutive contests and that included a 54-3 win at Bluefield last season in the regular-season finale.
However, it is one of just two victories for the Pioneers over the Beavers in seven all-time meetings.
Wayne has steamrolled opponents this season, but the Pioneers have also only played three opponents with a record at the .500 mark or better -- Chesapeake, Sissonville and Scott.
Since a season-opening loss to rival Graham (Va.), Bluefield has won eight straight and has scored no fewer than 49 points during the winning streak.
Like the Pioneers, Bluefield also has faced just three teams with winning marks this season -- that coming in the last four weeks of action.
It appears the game will be a high-scoring, up-and-down affair featuring two of the most potent offenses in the state, regardless of class.
While the contest has become a bit of a non-traditional rivalry anytime the two schools meet, there has hardly been a close contest between the two.
In seven meetings, only one game has been decided by one score or less -- that being a 2008 quarterfinal matchup in which Wayne won 41-35.
In fact, the last three matchups have all been decided by 40 points or more. Last season, Wayne got the 54-3 win on the road while in 2010 the Beavers won a pair of lopsided contests -- a 47-6 win over the Pioneers in the regular-season finale and a 54-8 win in the Class AA quarterfinals.
Wayne running back Brandon Spurlock comes into the game with 1,399 yards and 19 touchdowns on just 86 carries while quarterback Grant Ferguson has thrown for 799 yards and 11 touchdowns with just one interception.
Bluefield also has several playmakers in Johnny David, a transfer from Bland County (Va.) who excels on both sides of the ball, running back D.J. Stewart and quarterback D.J. Edwards.
A win would guarantee Wayne the top spot throughout the course of the Class AA playoffs while Bluefield is estimated to finish anywhere from No. 2 to No. 5, given the result of Friday's contest.


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The PGA tour travels to Bethesda, Maryland this week, in which the AT&T National will be played on the Congressional Country Club Blue Course. The AT&T National offers a $6.5 million purse this year, and has attracted a full field including Tiger Woods, Jim Furyk, Hunter Mahan, Dustin Johnson, and last week's surprise Travelers winner Marc Leishman. 2011 AT&T National winner Nick Watney is also returning to defend his title.
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Technology volunteers from across the CrisisCamp community came out to support the Random Hacks of Kindness global hackathon on December 4, 2010. Random Hacks of Kindness (RHoK) is a collaborative effort of Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, NASA and the World Bank. Three RHoK cities (Toronto, Chicago and Boston) were supported by CrisisCamp organizers. Many volunteers contributed their own time to support events virtually or by participating in the over 20 locations around the world. In total, there were over 1000 global participants.
CNA Insurance building lights up Chicago skyline in support of RHoK. (Photo by Deborah Shaddon)
Special thanks go out to Heather Leson, Melanie Gorka, David Black and Brian Chick CrisisCamp city co-leads for Toronto, Deborah Shaddon, CrisisCamp city lead for Chicago and Thom Goodsell and Monika Adamczyk who co-lead CrisisCamp Boston who contributed to organizing and supporting RHoK events in their cities. A special thanks goes to Chris "Spike" Foote from CrisisCamp UK who volunteered his time to support management of the RHoK Wiki.
City Highlight: RHoK Chicago
RHoK Chicago was one of five main stage RHoK cities. Deborah Shaddon, CrisisCamp City lead for Chicago (and Commons Infrastructure Workgroup lead) Deborah Shaddon supported RHoK to organize an event in Chicago that attracted 88 participants including Lionell Martin Co-Chair for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Regional Catastrophic Planning Team for the City of Chicago and Jackie Mitchell, Director of Communications for the American Red Cross of Greater Chicago.
Technology volunteers organizing at RHoK Chicago (credit: David Kelly Photo)
RHoK Chicago teams worked on six projects throughout the weekend effort. RHoK Chicago's team awards included the following:
- First place: Urban Search and Rescue Data Collection Application: USAR teams, Urban Search and Rescue, follow a prescribed methodology when searching buildings and locations after a disaster. Buildings are marked with an 'X' (Called INSARGAR), which is intended to provide 4 quadrants of data collection and gathering of the search. Often data of the various searches is collected manually on paper, to later be correlated into a larger situational report. This project aims to find ways in which technology can assist, expedite, and produce better quality of the collected data results.
- Second place: I'm OK, I'm not OK Next Gen: This project aim was to develop a way to report and evaluate a given situation reported via a mobile (smart) phone.
- Third place: Person Finder: The Chicago team further extended this existing platform in two ways: The first was to further extend the full-text search and indexing capabilities of the google appengine platform to address some limitations. A second track was the twitter (robot) interface, which allowed the person finder application to leverage twitter search results about 'named people' into their platform via an api and webapp, to assist in 'finding' people in a disaster.
Of particular note, RHoK Chicago championed the development of a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) application in collaboration with volunteers from Sahana Foundation's Free and Open Source Disaster Management System. Deborah Shaddon had recently completed her CERT certification and developed a specific problem definition to help support regional CERT coordination efforts.
Videos from RHoK Chicago will be available soon. Check out the great pictures from their event.
City Highlight: RHoK Toronto
Melanie Gorka, David Black, Brian Chick and Heather Leson of CrisisCamp Toronto organized Canada's first RHoK event in Toronto by drawing on their collective experience with CrisisCamps and the development of CrisisCommons. RHoK Toronto partnered with the Open Data Hackathon to encourage collaboration between the events.
Population Centres in Disasters project team working at RHoK Toronto. (Photo by Ben Lucier)
RHoK Toronto benefited from the experience from Heather Leson who during RHoK 1.0 was supported by the World Bank to help Australia create their first RHoK and to further introduce CrisisCamp in the Oceania region. RHoK Toronto attracted over 52 participants including Will Pate, Digital Strategist, of the World Bank's Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery. RHoK Toronto's team awards included the following:
- First place: Stolen Bicycle Serial tracking, an open data project, was an iphone app to track bicycle history.
- Second place: Tweak the Tweet-User Experience Testing: This project supported usability testing for the Tweak the Tweet project at the University of Colorado at Boulder's Project EPIC. Tweak the Tweak utilizes Twitter as a two-way communications channel for information during crisis events. This project asks users to format their "tweets" so that machine reporting is easier to do and that data can be categorized. Team members collaborated wtih Kate Starbird of Project Epic.
- Third place: Payout to Mobile project was created to seek out and to obtain crop insurance money to small farmers.
There were many other projects which received volunteer development such as Population Centres in Disasters a project for Humanity Road supported by Chad Catacchio of Santa Barbara CrisisCamp and Cat Graham of Humanity Road. This team also imported hospital data from OpenStreetMapinto the tool. Other projects included supporting Person Finder.
RHoK Toronto was honoured to have University of Toronto students like Jon Pipitone providing training and mentorship on multiple projects. As a result of RHoK event, the students at the University of Toronto are interested in how to keep up the momentum through a campus "CrisisCamp" club. This would be the first of such clubs in the world. For more information about RHoK Toronto click here.
City Highlight: RHoK Boston
RHoK Boston was organized by Engineers without Borders (Boston University Chapter) with collaboration and support from CrisisCamp Boston's Monika Adamczyk and Thom Goodsell. Local Boston businesses such as ITA Software, Microsoft New England Research & Development Center and Fama PR. RHoK Boston attracted over 22 participants who collaborated on such as HeightCatcher, Geo data File Format Converter and Person Finder.
Technology volunteers hacking at RHoK Boston (Photo by CrisisCamp Boston)
The projects were judged by representatives from CrisisCamp Boston, Microsoft New England Research & Development Center and David Stephenson a Bostonian technology expert on open data strategies. RHoK Boston awarded first place to both the HeightCatcher and Geo data File Format Converter projects. For more information on RHoK Boston, visit the wiki or check out their photos.
Participation Highlights
CrisisCamp volunteers participated from around the world to support RHoK events. CrisisCamp Seattle lead Pascal Schuback volunteered with the RHoK Seattle team and worked with Willow Brugh of Geeks without Bounds to provide momentum for possible new CrisisCamp Seattle while GWOB's Johnny Diggz worked with RHoK in San Franciso. Sara Farmer, founder of Open Crisis Network and supporter of CrisisCamp responses for Haiti, Chile and Pakistan, participated in the United Nation's "Global Pulse" projects at RHoK New York. Sara Farmer also helped organise RHoK Birmingham. Chris "Spike" Foote from CrisisCamp UK who collaborated RHoK maintain its 134-page Wiki. CrisisCamp Paris, Claude (Mao) Sung of CrisisCamp Paris provided a Cover-It-Live feed of all the social media RHoK content. Shoaib Burq, who inspired us to connect with CrisisCamp Sydney (Australia) for 20-hour Global CrisisCamp Marathon for Pakistan, was part of a team that won at RHoK Berlin for Disaster Maps.
We <3 RHoK
CrisisCamp events and the ongoing development of CrisisCommons deeply supports RHoK and their efforts to provide innovation opportunities to improve crisis management and global develepment. We especially want to highlight the support and friendship of Stu Gill and Will Pate at the World Bank, Patrick Svenberg and Nigel Snoad at Microsoft, Jeremy Johnstone at Yahoo! and Prem Ramaswami and Christiaan Adams at Google.org and Robert at NASA for their continued support of CrisisCommons problem definitions and our valued partnership between RHoK and CrisisCamp volunteers. We also want to highlight are deep appreciation to Second Muse for their unwavering support of our supporting efforts as an operational partner for RHoK.
Here's to more RHoK and CrisisCommons synergies in the future!


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Stormy and I celebrated our two-year wedding anniversary with a casual lunch date Sunday.
Can you believe it's been two years since I was boring you all with my column about the difficulties of wedding planning? I can't. I'd say we've accomplished a lot in the past 24 months.
Most notably: We bought a house, sold one, went on two vacations (one being our honeymoon to Rivera Maya, Mexico) and — with the help of an amazing staff at Greater Regional Medical Center — brought a daughter into this fast-paced world.
That daughter, Harper, turned 6 months old Saturday.
Time moves too fast, I've learned, but being a journalist has taught me to document all the significant events in our lives during the past two years through photos, photo captions and videos.
Sunday I uploaded a video slideshow to the song "Hey Pretty Girl" by Kip Moore. It is dedicated to Stormy and Harp — who have brought my life such happiness.
Harp brings us both immense happiness.
The only family member she may not consistently bring happiness to is our dog Macy — a shih tzu — who too often is on the receiving end of one of Harp's hair pulls. Harper's got a mighty grip for a 6-month-old and everything she grabs goes directly into her mouth.
That includes branches from the Christmas tree. I was watching television earlier this month, Harp was in her walker and before long she'd scooted to the Christmas tree and was attempting to snack on one of the evergreen branches.
The branch made it into her mouth before I could move her walker elsewhere.
I could only laugh.
Those moments won't stick around forever.
Each day I get older, the more I understand how truly blessed I am for my wife and daughter, health and a supporting cast of family members.
To all the readers of the CNA — I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a healthy, happy and successful new year.


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GameSpot's Most Anticipated Games of 2012
GameSpot staff members pick their most anticipated games for 2012 in this video.
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Until we wait for Gta 5 we could play this summer another open world game:
i want to know the date
I've got a feeling this is coming out in May 2013...
i can not wait :-)
i wish that grand theft auto v was online
Only ones I plan on getting are:
1: Assasin's Creed III (not shown)
2:Halo 4
@teentitens54 Because halo is dead... no j/k, ppl may have just moved on from halo, it's part of growing as a gamer, and a person leave the tired stuff behind, and move on, We have different tastes in games, and maybe if you try something different you would be suprised...
diablo 3 is a standard for every year anticipated games.
Rockstar is awesome
Why the hell is everyone saying all the game names except halo 4? @Jshaw71: Halo was a really good game series. And prototype 1 was fun, you have no taste in games. p.s you spelt does wrong.
Cant wait for GTA V....but you willl....ohhhhh you will....wait and wait and waaaaaait....the wait for GTA V is gonna make the DMV look fast......Paint will dry like THAT in comparison.....
heheh really think we need a new title for this video (so when people dig this video up 3 years from now they wont think we are all totally gullible) hmmmm...how about this: GAMESPOTS MOST ANTICIPATED GAMES OF 2012....WHICH ACTUALLY WONT SHIP TILL 2013 or 2014....or so....sometime this decade...we are pretty sure holograms will not be used....sorta...."
I'd waited for Twisted Metal for a long time. I'm shocked it took them this long to do a sequel after Black. Black had to be successful because it had one of the best stories of all the Twisted Metals.
Proud to be finnish that they have created Max Payne sad that Remedy Entertainment dont have anything to do with Max Payne 3 but i think that rockstar games do fine job with the game
I hate that new games has to be so fu***ing expensive in Finland between 78 and 90 in american dollars
theres so many to be anticipatd for dont know which ones but ac3 will be in here some here
Rock Star can you please make a boxing game..F**k EA SPORTS !
can't wait for GTA V
Blinded by blizzards magic you people cant see that Lineage Eternal is far supirior game over Diablo 3 that will come out 2012.blizzard waited so long to release diablo and its outdated now.You have 15 min gameplay on youtube of Lineage Eternal but i know few will look it up ,rest will say that diablo is better wthout even looking.(that is why i say that you are blinded)
halo 4? i would rather have ME3 myself, I didn't like the first prototype myself, so i doubt i will get that one... diablo 3 looks interesting, as dose max payne 3
Diablo 3, Max Payne 3, Mass Effect 3, Dota 2, Guild Wars 2 ---- It's not going to be a very productive year for me... :(
ME3 or GTA5
Journey, Mass Effect 3, Diablo 3, and above all else GUILD WARS 2!!!
Twisted Metal and SSX.
Twisted Metal is the most anticipated game of 2012.
@DarthTooth lol -1
Prototype 2 and Guild Wars 2 = Cliche and more Cliche.
chinchillables2 well mass effect isn't some over hype game,and god knows we have alot of them,you will see whats all the hype is about when you check it out,i have a strong feeling you might like it,anyways there is alot of games i am looking forward to this year and mass effect 3 is on the top of the list.
I've never played a Mass Effect game. About to look into it and see what's so special.
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ME3 is my most anticipated...by far.
Bioshock I. the most anticipated clearly after GTA V. GTA is gettin boring already, but cant wait for BIOSHOCK!!!!
what will be funny is if Diablo 3 doesn't even come out this year! I know Max Payne 3 will come out, and I'm excited for that as well as GTA5
looking forward for ME3, GTA5, and not to mention Prototype2!
ME 3, GTA 5, and Max Payne 3 for me...
Im gonna give Prototype 2 a go a i enjoyed the first game
ME3 and GW2 and thats it for me so far.
GTA 5, ME 3, Bioshock Infinite, Borderland 2, Max Payne 3, Hitman: Absolution, Final Fantasy XIII-2, Diablo 3, Prototype 2, The Darkness II, SSX, Ninja Gaiden III, The Last of Us, Dragon's Dogma, Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, XCOM, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, Tomb Raider, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Asura's Wrath, Prey 2, Farcry 3, DMC, Syndicate, True Crime: Hong Kong, Metro: Last Light, and Metal Gear Rising!!! Plus the games coming out on the PS Vita like Uncharted: Golden Abyss and Resistance: Burning Skies! WOW I'm SOOOO pumped for this year's game releases.
GTA 5 is by far what i'm most excited about. But Max Payne 3 is 2nd, just cause its coming out so soon. Bioshock looks pretty sweet too
lookin forward to skyrim dlc. like if u agree!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bioshock infinite I need you soon
cant wait for MASS EFFECT 3 and dota 2 and there's shi* ton of games to buy as well and i still need to recover from this year,still wasting money for good games is not bad only if you waste on cod or bf dlc's that's bad
@1stormbringer77 Who made a law that you have to play them in one year?? Some games I play years after they came out. But some people, not saying you necessarily, think that once a game's hype is gone and it doesn't sell as much anymore and it's pretty much not promoted anymore, that it suddenly isn't worth anything anymore and it sucks or they don't have any regard for it anymore. Do we treat movies that way?... Is 'The Godfather' a piece of crap today? Is 'Uncharted' a terrible game for today's standards? No, go and watch and play them, it doesn't matter WHEN, it's just IF you do it and do it within your own time.
2012 is a golden year for gaming
ME3,GTA5,BIOSHOCK:INFINITE,BORDERLANDS 2,JOURNEY,GUILD WARS 2,DIABLO 3,HALO 4,KINGDOMS OF AMATUR,DARKSIDERS 2,PREY 2,MAX PAYNE 3,FINAL FANTASY XIII-2,STARCRAFT 2,BATTLEFIELD 3,TWISTED METAL,TOMB RAIDER,HOME WORLD 3,LAST GUARDIAN 3,HITMAN:ABSOLUTION,PROTOTYPE 2,LAST OF US.WHOA,am I gonna be able to play all of those in 1 year?I'll get them all but I don't think I'll have the time to(unless I win the lottery).
They've got to make it like saints row? Why would they take steps backwards?