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Team Bath clinch Wiltshire Road Relay title
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Team Bath AC's senior men clinched the Wiltshire Road Relay title at the Castle Combe Circuit on Sunday.
The quartet of Dave Coales, Max Hazell, Alex Jones and Alex Hill finished 73 seconds ahead of runners-up Swindon, with Avon Valley Runners a further 34 seconds back in third place.
Coales ran the opening stage, which comprised two laps of the 3km racing circuit, and came home second in 19mins 51secs – 50 seconds adrift of Swindon's Chris Reade.
Hazell (19:58) ran a strong second leg to put Team Bath into a lead which they never lost as the two Alexs – Hill posting the club's fastest time of the day in 19:07 – stretched the advantage for a combined effort of 1hr 21:18.
In the junior event, Team Bath's Jade Littlechild, Sasha Nugara, Katie Strange and Caitlin Woisika finished third behind Avon Valley Runners and Chippenham.
Team Bath's Paul King finished 23rd overall and first veteran over-50 in the Sodbury Slog nine-mile multi-terrain race.
He clocked 67:46, while club-mate Tom Hutchison (68:40) was 29th and second veteran over-50 in a record field of 1,040.
At the second Gwent Cross-Country League match in Brecon, Team Bath's Loren Beaken finished second in the joint under-20/17 women's race.
University of Bath won the senior men's team race after beating Cardiff University Harriers by 52 points. John Bird led the way in third spot, with Max Thomas and Anupam Das also making the top 20 in 16th and 17th places respectively.
Student Rosie Clarke was the runner-up in the senior women's race, while Great Britain modern pentathlete Freyja Prentice also made the top ten in eighth.
Team Bath's Zina Marchant finished 89th overall and second veteran over-60 at the British & Irish Masters Cross-Country International in Belfast at the weekend.
The first race in the 2012-13 Bath Skyline Series is scheduled for Sunday (11am), with entries being taken on the day at the University of Bath Sports Training Village. For further details, see www. relishrunningraces.com.
Westbury's White Horse Gallop five-mile multi-terrain race – up the top and back down again – takes place from Leighton Recreation Centre on Sunday.
Team Bath's Max Hazell won the race 12 months ago. For more details, visit www. stampedesports.co.uk.
The Trionium Bath Hilly Half Marathon will be held on Sunday, November 25 (11am).
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August 5, 2007
Isidore Isou, 1925 - 2007.Isidore Isou est mort. Site officiel du Lettrisme.
Third from the right: Isou. Third from the left: Debord. [In 1951, Guy Debord] met the lettrists in Cannes, where they had showed up to create a ruckus and make sure Isou's first film, Traité de bave et d'éternité [Treatise on Slime and Eternity], was screened. The film consisted of four hours of "discordant cinema," with its melodramatic images enhanced with scratches, shaky footage, blank frames, and a soundtrack that had no relation to the picture, consisting of monologues and "onomatopoeic" poetry (composed uniquely of sounds rather than words, onomatopoeic poetry being to lettrism what automatism was to surrealism, a kind of aesthetic matrix as well as quality label). As for casting, Isou's lettrist accomplices, who were unlikely to have been very demanding about payment, had the leading roles. The avant-garde... followed its course and decided to impose this decisive destruction of cinema (as Isou himself claimed at the time) on the assembled cinephiles, who were in principle convinced of the radiant future of their favorite art. The festival authorities ultimately agreed to show Isou's film (very possibly simply to get him out of their hair), but at the last minute presented only the film's sound track, which didn't really change things much as far as Isou's film was concerned. However, Debord and [Gil] Wolman, who were present, took from this the underlying principle of their first cinematic projects: films without any images at all. As for Isou, his success was enormous and nearly unanimous, which is to say he was booed by everyone in the audience. Even the young Godard was skeptical. (Was this the source of Debord's tenacious hatred for the man the situationists would later refer to affectionately as "the dumbest of the pro-Chinese Swiss?") The only supporters were Maurice Schérer (later known as Eric Rohmer), who conscientiously praised the film in Cahiers du cinéma, and Jean Cocteau (was he seduced by the Elvis Presley of postdadaism?), who arranged for Isou to be awarded a "Prix de l'avant-garde" that had been created specifically for the occasion. Vincent Kaufmann, Guy Debord: Revolution in the Service of Poetry. Lettrisme has made its way through many European movements, from the bewildering thicket of Italian isms to looser incorporations in the Russian Samizdat revival of Zaum, in the work of many Hungarians, and particularly in the large and varied body of work of the Signalists in Yugoslavia. Karl Young introduces the Isou collection at Lettriste Pages. See also: Venom and Eternity (1951), Isidore Isou: Musiques Letteristes and "French Letterists: 1940 - 1970s" at Ubuweb; and the Wikipedia entry.
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1. Cook
2. Play an instrument
3. Live without sugar for 30 days
4. Live without popcorn for 30 days
5. Stand in front of a classroom and teach
6. Run a 10 minute mile
7. Drive a car
8. Grow stuff
9. Survive any winter ever
10. Find Warren and marry him
10 Things I Think I Cannot Do But Should Totally Try
1. Write a book
2. Publish a book
3. Run a 10k
4. Complain less
5. Be content with the now
6. Make croissants
7. Learn the multiplication table once and for all
8. Live abroad for a year
9. Set down roots
10. Write another book
So here's to doing hard things. Because they are, more often than not, totally worth it. As Thomas Fuller once said, "All things are difficult before they are easy." What about you? Is there anything you have tackled (or plan to tackle) that kind of terrified/terrifies you?


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Bush To AIDS Patients: Drop Dead
An article in this morning's Washington Post details a recent study about a drug that can greatly reduce pain in AIDS patients. There were no side effects Great, huh? It's not a panacea, but anything to make the lives of very sick people better is an advancement.
The Bush Administration's reaction to the study was to, of course, cheer and urge the FDA to approve this drug as soon as possible. Ha ha! Just kidding. Instead the administration attacked the researchers who did the study, insinuating (quoting the WaPo here) "it is likely that those who received the real pot were aware of that, introducing a bias of expected efficacy" and vowed to block the drug from ever reaching the market.
The drug, of course, is marijuana. (So I guess it's not exactly new.) And it can make chronically ill patients feel better. And marijuana is arguably less dangerous than alcohol, tobacco, Vioxx, that acne drug that fucks up your liver, aspirin, Tylenol, etc. And, as you may have read 17 times, smoking it helps chronically ill patients to feel much better.
But the White House's message, Republican or Democrat, has been: "Just say no." David Murray, chief scientist at the ONDCP lied: "We're very much supportive of any effort to ameliorate the suffering of AIDS patients," unless apparently it's some sort of relatively safe drug that the AMA opposed the criminalization of.
Prohibition is one of the most harmful policies our country has toward its own citizens. But prohibition isn't going to end anytime soon, if ever. But to deny chronically ill patients medical marijuana and to attack the authors of the study without cause just means you're a human being who doesn't care about other people.
I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
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Folkestone will again be without Darren Smith when they host Kent rivals Faversham on Tuesday night.
The influential midfielder, who rejoined Invicta from Leatherhead in the summer, missed Saturday's season opener at Three Bridges for personal reasons.
Folkestone boss Neil Cugley wasn't impressed by his side's performance on the first day of the season and admitted Smith had been missed in the 1-1 draw.
Cugley said: "I knew Smithy had problems, but was still hoping he might get there.
"But as it is, it also looks very unlikely that he'll make our game against Faversham.
"Darren does help us get the ball forward quicker – but, to be fair the forwards didn't hold it up well enough when we did get it up to them.
"Our defence had their moments too, at times. Friendy (Liam Friend) was holding their big centre-half back and though it's the kind of thing players get away with more often than not in the Premier League, I had no real complaints when the referee awarded the penalty."
Jordan Wright, who's yet to play a competitive game for Invicta, could feature against Faversham.
Ray Turner's side are looking to make it two wins out of two after they beat Worthing 2-1 on Saturday.
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The ISCE will be held at the conference center of the National Association for Home Builders (NAHB):
National Association of Home Builders
1201 15th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005
Once in the Washington D.C. area, the best way to travel to the ISCE is by Metro. The NAHB Building is short walk from a number of Metro stops including McPherson Square (Orange/Blue Line), Farragut North and Dupont Circle (Red Line), and Mt Vernon Square (Yellow/Green Line).
Coming from out of town?
Washington, DC is served by three major airports. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) is the most convenient to the NAHB building. Those traveling to the ISCE by train to Union Station can ride the Red Line to Farragut North, NAHB is just a three block walk.
There are numerous hotels located near the NAHB building, more affordable options may be found in Arlington (Rosslyn/Crystal City), which are easily accessible by Metro.


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August 5, 2015
Company Spokeswoman Colleen Carroll says 25 salaried employees are losing their jobs because of a struggling economy, and an additional 150 people in its U.S. operations will also lose their jobs.
The company also announced ten unpaid furlough days that have been scheduled for next year.
Five will take place during the holidays and five during the week of August 9th.
This comes on the heels of cuts made there earlier this year. Right now, Rockford's Sundstrand employs about 2,200 workers.
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Stephen Scott Young grew up in
St. Augustine, Florida, and studied at the Ringling College of Art and Design,
in Sarasota, Florida. He developed an interest in watercolor painting, and came
to public attention when he won the first prize in watercolor in American Artist's 1985 national art competition. A contemporary painter best
known for depicting the residents, landscape, and architecture of the Bahamas,
Florida, and coastal South Carolina, Young paints primarily in watercolor.
Using a careful, deliberate working method, he executes an
extensive series of preparatory studies for each of the 20 or so finished
artworks he completes per year. Though his love of tropical subject matter
links him to Winslow Homer, Young's ability to convey character and
psychological insight in his portraits and figure works have earned him
frequent comparisons to Thomas Eakins and Andrew Wyeth. Also in the
Eakins-Wyeth tradition is the meticulous finish of Young's watercolors and
drybrush works, which are built up using successive layers of pigment that give
them a depth and intensity akin to that of oil painting.
A trained printmaker, Young
also works in silverpoint, an exacting medium first developed during the
Renaissance. Young, who was born in Honolulu, lives in south Florida and spends
substantial stretches of time each year in the Bahamas, where he captures his
subjects-often the native Islanders--in the context of their daily lives. His
mature style did not emerge until 1987, on his first visit to Harbour Island in
the Bahamas, where he has produced a remarkable body of work devoted to
representing the images, the lifestyle, and the setting of the island's native
His paintings, drawings, and prints have been exhibited in
major American museums, including the Greenville County Museum of Art, in South
Carolina; the Hunter Museum of American Art, in Chattanooga, Tennessee; and the
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, in Alabama. He maintains studios in Jupiter,
Florida; on the Bahamian island of Eleuthera; and in Charleston, South
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Concerned citizens from all over southeastern North Carolina met face to face with representatives from the local, state and federal levels Sunday afternoon. The League of Women Voters of the Lower Cape Fear put on the annual event.
"Our government was set up for the people and by the people. And if you don't take part, we're liable to go down into a dictatorship like a lot of the other countries, where they have not had the privilege of voting." Becky Kalnen is 97 years old and has been voting since she was 21. Her high school civics teacher stressed the responsibility of voting, and it stuck.
Evan Lucas is 16 years old and realizes that his age shouldn't hold him back from being involved in his government. "The senators and representatives hopefully see that, you know, we are the future voters, and that we have an impact, you know, in a couple years. I'll be able to vote in the next Presidential election."
"When we talk about wanting to have representative democracy in our great country that people now are literally fighting around the world for, they see what happens in places like America, and it ought to make us swell with pride as Americans that we can come together and talk about issues. Some people have one idea, some have another idea. Let's talk about those ideas, and let's talk about the best result to do the best thing for the people." Representative Mike McIntyre called the Face to Face event a perfect example of living democracy, and said the people presented a range of issues.
"We can take time to hear about any issue that anybody can come up and share what's on their heart or mind, and we can then go back to Washington tomorrow and say, 'hey, this is what the people are talking about back home. This is what we need to be focusing on,'" said McIntyre.
Kalnen went to stop Titan Cement. "Over 200 doctors have signed petitions against their coming because it will harm the children, and the children are our future."
Lucas went to save his school. "Well, I go to an early college high school, like I said, and if some funding gets past us next year, my school may not be there next year."
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By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service
BAGHDAD, Iraq, March 23, 2005 Marine Sgt. Ocie Lowery said he's confident he and his fellow coalition troops are bringing new opportunity to the Iraqi people.
"If we don't give Iraq a chance, I believe they'll end up falling back to the way they were before, but with someone else in power," said Lowery, deployed here with the 4th Marine Expeditionary Brigade's Anti-terrorism Battalion.
The unit, the Marine Corps' only nonrotational anti-terrorism battalion, was activated at Camp Lejeune, N.C., in late October and is serving its first deployment as a unit here.
Specially trained to detect and deter terrorism, the unit is responsible for protecting former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's Republican Palace here, which now houses staffs from both the U.S. Embassy and Multinational Force Iraq.
Lowery, who brings both infantry and nuclear-chemical-biological experience to the job, said he believes he and his fellow Marines in A Company are making a solid contribution to the new Iraq. "I feel that this gives me the opportunity to do my part to get this country back to where it needs to go," he said. "If I can do my little part, I feel that I'm able to make a contribution."
Lowery said the Iraqis he interacts with on the job are "very respectful" and optimistic about their country's future. "You can tell by talking with them that they have hope," he said.
With a family history of Marine Corps service, Lowery said he always knew he wanted to follow in their footsteps.
Now, with eight years of service under his belt, he's hopeful that his experience in combating terrorism will be a springboard to his future career goals: to become a drill instructor, then rise to become the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
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CHICAGO -- Bail is $2 million for a Chicago man charged with killing another driver in a collision during a high-speed chase with police.
Twenty-year-old Timothy Jones, of the West Pullman neighborhood, faces multiple charges, including murder, home invasion, armed robbery and leaving the scene of an accident. His bail was set Friday at $2 million.
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Wednesday's chase began when officers responding to a report of a man forcing his way into a home spotted the suspect in a vehicle.
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Sat, May 26th, 2012, 11am to 11.45am PST – we will be broadcasting LIVE! (as long as the internet connection is strong enough)
Join me for this LIVE netcast celebrating my newest book "Ani's 15-Day Fat Blast". This event is being broadcast from 11 to 11.45am PST on Sat May 26th, 2012 from San Francisco, CA.
Please stop by if you're in the SF embarcadero area:
I'm starting to netcast for the first time again since I conceived of and executive produced 'Fiber' back in 1995, before ISDN or T1 were available! 'Fiber' was the World's 1st online fashion show event ever, and it was broadcast over copper phone lines to the Mbone at UC Berkeley, CA, and then out to the world!
Thanks for joining me here and for helping me celebrate my newest book "Ani's 15-Day Fat Blast"! Love you all xo, ani
This was the beautiful view of the rose gardens as we arrived at the NetKal Gala event….. gathering of Asian Americans in entertainment.
Styled by my favorite fashion designer Linda Loudermilk of all time, plus…she's all about luxury eco! Makeup and hair by the best artist ever, Dorit Genazzani.
The beautiful Lisa Ling (Oprah Winfrey Network, Our America) and her husband Dr. Paul Song.
Bryan Tee from Fast and the Furious. I can count all of 2 Asian actors in film. At least they're representing! Yeah.
From the TV show Dexter, actor C.S. Lee. Okay, this makes 2 Asian actors…one TV, one film, so far. I can think of one more Asian male from TV. Hopefully, you can too.
The NetKal Gala was held at USC at the Annenberg Center.
The event was catered by my friends at Good Gracious Catering. I met Pauline and Joanne at Sunset Magazine's annual Celebration weekend event last spring, where I was invited along with Chef Rick Bayless (Frontera), Candace Nelson (Sprinkles), and Govind Armstrong (8oz Burger). So impressive they included vegan raw along side these TV celebrities.
The food was presented beautifully. And, my friends hooked me up with a vegan meal, of course!
Check out this space, there was a pool and water fountain in the center. It was cold that night though. The ladies were all freezing in their cocktail dresses. I had my coat on for dinner. Dinner was accompanied by performances by 3 Korean pop stars. Sort of made me giggle. USA and Korea entertainment is very different. An incredible event. And great conference the following day with discussions and inspiration for ways to encourage more diversity in the media. Some said it'll take a few years. I'm not holding my breath though….
Thank you Nathan Nowack for these gorgeous photos. Please visit Nathan Nowack for more photos from this event.
Last night, I was invited to attend the 6th annual NetKal Gala at USC in Los Angeles, CA. I'm wearing my favorite Luxury Eco Designer Linda Loudermilk: gown made of organic silk, sustainable glass bead lace, ring and necklace made from recycled and remnant chain silver. Dorit Genazzani is my favorite makeup and hair artist, and I love how she makes me look beautiful…thanks Dorit!
There were over 500 Koreans and Korean Americans from the entertainment industry at the NetKal Gala, including actors, directors, producers, and studio executives. Jane Cha is Exec Producer for Project Runway, Ken Mok is creator and Exec Producer of America's Next Top Model, and Lisa Ling (below) from Our America on the Oprah Winfrey Network.
Kenny G is still going strong, making music and performing. He's my one token non-Asian, and everyone was stoked to see him there. hahaaa
My good friend Namju Cho looks so pretty in her cocktail dress. We met when she interviewed me for a feature in KoreAm Journal.
Food was catered by my friends Pauline Perry, Joanne Purnell, and David Cho at Good Gracious.
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Green Iguana
Central and South America; introduced on some Pacific islands, tropical areas such as the Florida Keys
It is arboreal, living in rain forests and surrounding areas, often near river banks.
The green iguana's teeth are finely serrated, numerous, and closely set. It has a thick, mobile, lightly forked tongue with which it "blots" in order to smell-taste. The eyes have round pupils. The eyesight is surprisingly good, and it can probably see colors. There is a high crest along the back which recesses toward and on the tail. This animal has a gular pouch and a serrated dewlap (for display) below the neck. The large powerful clawed feet with outer toes opposed help in climbing trees. The tail can fracture but not "slip" off as is the case with many of the smaller lizards. The coloring usually fades from the bright green of the young iguanas to a dull gray-green or yellow-green as they grow older. Sexes are difficult to determine in young iguanas. As they mature, males develop larger cheek jowls and femoral pores (under the legs at the base of the tail). Dorsal crests and the enlarged scale beneath the ears usually grow larger on the males than on the females.
The green iguana is timid and considered harmless unless it is frightened or excited; then it can use its tail as an effective whip and its claws to scratch, and it has been known to draw blood when it bites. It seems to prefer to climb to the top of the canopy of the trees, probably for better vision of the surroundings and basking in the sunlight. A common green iguana can spend long periods of time submerged in a stream or pond and can sleep underwater for an hour or more. This and its agile swimming ability make it a remarkable lizard.
When the female is ready to lay her eggs she digs a shallow trench in moist ground or decaying vegetation, deposits 20-72 eggs in the trench, then covers the eggs and leaves them to incubate. Eggs will not incubate if the temperature is a few degrees too high or too low. The young hatch in 4-6 weeks. Soon after emerging from the eggs, the 6 inch long hatchlings scatter, climbing into the trees.
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If you think that the main problem small businesses face is raising capital you probably aren't a small business owner. If you think that the reason businesses don't hire more people is that they don't have enough money, you almost certainly aren't a small business owner. That's probably why the JOBS Act passed with overwhelming majorities in both the House and Senate: there aren't too many small business owners in either chamber. The Republicans like the bill because it supposedly helps small businesses, the Democrats because it promises to create more jobs. [click to continue…]
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my hubby and I decided last minute to try Bonefish Grill lucky choice we enjoyed from start to finish it was our last night in Florida and it completed our vacation we will be back
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My daughter and I had a great dinner at bonefish. Good selection of fish and seafood. The grilled fish selection comes with choice of sauces ask for all four to mix and match. Each dish comes with two sides--both the garlic mashed and au gratin potatoes were delicious. I would highly recommend dinner here. Only complaint is I couldn't finish everything and since we don't have a fridge in our hotel room we couldn't take the leftovers home
Posted by sabrina on 06/16/2009
bonefish grill has great atmosphere.it has been on the spot all the time me and my husband went there yesterday and we have never had food as great as this!
Posted by Alison on 07/18/2008
My girlfriend and I ate here last weekend on a whim, We are out of towners and just happened to see the restaurant. The experience started off great, from a wonderful martini, to fabulous service by the bartender (we ate at bar) and warm, inviting atmostphere. Superbly followed by the killer scallop appetizer and tasty Bonefish salad with blue cheese. Then the HUGE disappointment. I ordered the Sea Bass and it came undercooked and had a weird flavor. I should've done them a favor and complained so they could correct their mistake on that one. I would definitely go again, but would avoid that Sea Bass like the plague.
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So far my favorite restaurant. The food quality is excellent and the portions are of decent size not huge like most places. I've been there about 8 times (Orlando and Wellington ones) and always liked what I ate. The atmosphere's very cozy, and the attention always been good. Highly recommended.
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This restaurant has the best appetizers, great value for the money, bang-bang shrimp is outstanding, never fails to please. The mussels are incredible, the broth is exceptional, especially with the fresh baked bread. Entrees are very generous, fish with a selection of different toppings, chicken, boneless pork chops. It's a lively atmosphere, high tops in the bar, where we sometimes stay to eat there because we enjoy it so much! We frequent the Stuart location as well as this one. You won't be disappointed!


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Adjust the seat, put on your seatbelt, adjust your mirrors…
Most experienced drivers now know that there's more to driving than your parents or even your average driving school can teach you. But new ideas about driver's education are expanding lessons beyond the basic rules of the road right at the start.
Firemen hose down a skid pad in a parking lot where kids learn to lose–then regain–control of their vehicles. It's all in the name of safety as a part of program developed by Tire Rack, an independent tire testing company that's branched out into driver education.
Tire Rack's Street Survival program pairs up teen drivers with driving coaches in parking lots across the country to learn what to do in a variety of what-if scenarios. What if the driver in front of you loses control? What if you hydroplane?
"Unfortunately with what is required to obtain a license, they are completely guessing in those situations," says Matt Edmonds, Vice President of Tire Rack.
The number of fatal car accidents increases during summer months, simply because younger drivers spend more time behind the wheel, Edmonds explains, citing government reports that, over the past five years, an average of eight driving-aged teens were killed per day in car accidents during the summer.
But you don't even need a learners permit to understand the impact of impaired driving.
Public service announcements repeatedly warn young drivers of the risk of texting while driving for instance, but there's nothing like using a driving simulator to see the effects of being so distracted, especially with kids who haven't spent any time behind the wheel at all.
At the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art in New York, engineers have been testing hot seat simulation and steering wheel feedback from realistic hardware combined with simulation software to help even those without any road time at all learn to drive safely.
And it's not your average driving game. While most driving games out there encourage players to drive as fast as they can without crashing, this program is being developed specifically to teach safe driving.
"The impact of showing what it is to drive without the distraction and with the distraction in a real immersive sense we think will have a huge impact on their first driving experience," says Yash Risbud, Cooper Union's Director of Research.
"We're taking the approach of what our teenagers do best: they play games. And they play them very well," says Risbud.


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A study from the Center for Immigration Studies suggest that in the United States there is a correlation between unemployment among natives and the influx of immigrants. This data shows that immigrants get the upper hand in employment over natives. Since 2009, two-thirds of the net increase in employment has gone to immigrant workers, mostly legal immigrants.
- Since President Obama took office, 67% of employment growth has gone to immigrants (legal and illegal).
- There were 1.94 million more immigrants (legal and illegal) working in the third quarter of 2012 than at the start of 2009. This comares to a 938,000 increase for natives over the same time period.
- Most of the immigrant growth in employment was the result of new immigration, from 2009 on.
- Immigrants made employment gains across the labor market. In occupations where immigrant gains were the largest, there were 2.2 million unemployed natives.
While immigrants seem to benefit from employment gains, the data paints a dismal picture for adult natives (18 and over).
Unemployment rates by education attainment for adult natives for the third quarter of 2012:
- 30.8% for high school dropouts
- 18.1% for those with a high school education
- 13.8% for those with some college
- 8% for all college graduates and 13% for college graduates under age 30.
For more information about native and immigrant employment growth since 2009, read the Center for Immigration Studies "Who Got Jobs During the Obama Presidency?"
New foreign workers compete with the laid-off and underemployed highly skilled Americans in most professions and occupations, but most foreign workers compete directly in the construction, service and manufacturing industries where unemployment is the highest and where Americans have the least margin of financial security.
U.S. immigration policy does not automatically adjust to changing economic conditions, and is not a function of U.S. labor market conditions.


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Kawaii Case
Posted on February 23rd 2012 by Marceline in Cute Shop Alert!
If you're looking for a cute case for your iPhone you'll be spoilt for choice at Kawaii Case! They've got all the coolest character cases like Rilakkuma, Hello Kitty and Domo-kun and some super cute animal designs, plus they're branching out into iPad cases too. Even better, if you pop over to their Facebook page before the end of February there's a chance to win a Hello Kitty iPhone case.
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4 Responses to Kawaii Case
Brittany Chenteale
February 23rd, 2012 at 10:00 pm
I love that panda one!! So cute. Now I just need to upgrade my Iphone to the 4s haha
Lilly Stars
February 24th, 2012 at 11:50 am
Awwww…….these are so cute. I loved each of them (apart from the last one).
I'm going to get the panda one for me real soon.
February 25th, 2012 at 5:22 pm
The panda one would be so perfect for my friend! I love the Hello Kitty one =)
Kawaii l♥ver
February 26th, 2012 at 1:31 am
That is a REALLY CUTE panda phone case!!! I ♥ it!!!


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Data Analysis for Public Polcy
The course is an introduction to inferential statistics with an emphasis on Policy Analysis applications. Topics to be covered include sampling, estimation, hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, and simple and multiple regression analysis. The course will also include an introduction to the use of the computer as a tool for data analysis using leading statistical packages, as well as Excel statistical functions.
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Spring 2015 - MIIS
IPSG8504A-S15 Lecture (DePaolis)
Fall 2014 - MIIS
IPSG8504A-F14 Lecture (Murphy)
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By Army Lt. Col. Deanna BagueFort Bliss, Texas
DALLAS, Jan. 12, 2011 Army Chief of Staff Gen. George W. Casey Jr. joined several hundred supporters at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport yesterday to welcome the flight carrying the millionth service member to come home from the combat theater for rest and recuperation leave.
"It's wonderful to be here and to participate in this ceremony today, but most importantly, to say thank you to all of you who make this possible," Casey said.
Casey noted that Vietnam veterans among the supporters who joined him in greeting the flight didn't receive a similar welcome when they came home. "It has become such a big part of our ability to sustain this all-volunteer force, which is now in its tenth year of war," he added.
A fanfare led by Tuskegee Airmen and Vietnam veterans was a major part of the celebration, said Army Sgt. 1st Class Liuva Ruiz, who helps to process thousands of service members at the airport's assistance point. Dallas is by far one of the most supportive cities for service members, she added.
"I've seen them purchase lunches for soldiers in the airport –- just complete strangers [who want] to show their support for those service members," she said.
Casey, whose son recently earned "R&R" leave, said he understands the uplift service members experience when someone acknowledges their service, even with just a quick word or two.
"What a difference it makes to have a soldier get off the plane and to have people there to say, 'Welcome home,'" he said. For people to approach service members to express their gratitude, pick up the tab for a breakfast or give up a seat on an airplane is notably important, the general said.
"The message that communicates to our soldiers and to their families is that their sacrifices are both recognized and appreciated by the people of America," he said.
Army Spc. Dale Newcomb of 1st Squadron, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment, was departing to a combat zone the day before the celebration. He had just completed a second R&R leave, and he said the people at the airports made him feel very welcomed.
"It's a very warm and welcoming environment to come back to," he said. "This environment kind of drives you on –- like, 'I can pull through this, I'm doing something good.'"
Newcomb said he believes that if he had not heard words of encouragement on his returns to the United States he may not be able to continue to serve.
"I couldn't do it without this environment," he said. "Everybody has their reasons for joining –- I don't care what your reason is -– just having to know someone appreciates what you're doing means a lot."
Casey said everyone who takes time to recognize soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines day after day makes a significant impact on America's defense.
"We could not do what we have done as an Army and what we have done as an armed forces to protect this country over the last 10 years if it were not for that," he said.
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Full detailed profile on Scott Clifton playing Dillon Quartermaine (Past) on General Hospital Daytime Soap Opera.
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Scott Clifton
Birthday: 1984-10-31
Scott Clifton originated the role of Dillon Quartermaine on General Hospital in 2003. Troubled yet good-hearted, Dillon must tackle growing up in Port Charles under the watchful eye of his grandfather, Edward Quartermaine. Although extremely intelligent and well-traveled, Dillon experiences young love for the first time with the unconventional, brainy yet beautiful Georgie Jones. In 2004 and 2005, Scott was an Emmy nominee for his role in the category of Best Younger Actor in a Daytime Drama.
Scott knew he wanted to be an actor at the young age of nine, after his mother gave him a copy of Shakespeare's Hamlet. He began his professional acting career three years ago, when he joined the cast of MTV's Undressed. His film credits include such films as Terminal Error and Arizona Summer.
During his time off, Scott enjoys writing and recording music. He is a fan of Matchbox 20, Evanescence, Nickleback and Three Door Down.
He resides in Los Angeles.
PSSST: Scott has a pet wolf!
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Newhaven Wide Receiver Jordan Hogue earns himself the Player of the Week nod after his performance in the Bulldogs 41-35 win over The Carroll Chargers. The Senior WR ran the 1st score in, had a pair of interceptions and returned a punt 75 yards for the winning score.
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