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Teen Tech Week is when libraries make the time to showcase all of the great digital resources and services that are available to help teens succeed in school and prepare for college and 21st century careers.
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Competencies for Professionals in Learning Labs and Makerspaces
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Gear up for Teen Tech Week™ with monthly Twitter chats, starting Friday, January 23rd from 12-1PM EST.
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Student Professional Development and Job Fairs
Margo Weaker, Director, External Relations and Student Services, acts as the point person between the real estate academic programs at Baruch College and private and government sectors in real estate, with the dual goal of promoting student internships and jobs and maximizing industry and public support for Baruch's real estate programs.
Ms. Weaker's outreach to various real estate companies has resulted in numerous internship and job opportunities that were posted on the graduate and undergraduate sites; as well as several students being placed at these companies. The following are some of the companies with whom Margo has established on-going working relationships and who have posted internships and/or job opportunities for Baruch College students: Blackrock, Brixmor (formerly Centro Properties Group), Brookfield Office Properties, CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, Kimco Realty, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, Savills Studley, Time Equities, and Vornado Realty Trust.
Ms. Weaker also advises students with regard to the academic programs in real estate.
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Investment Banking
For students interested in both real estate and investment banking, a career in Real Estate Investment Banking is a good option. Most banks have groups that are dedicated to real estate and whose main functions are to manage and invest in that asset class and to extend financing to developers and other borrowers. These banks may securitize mortgage loans by pooling them and repackaging them for sale as commercial mortgage-backed securities or collateralized mortgage obligations. They may also provide advisory and investment management services to real estate companies and investors.
Major Wall Street players in real estate finance and related activities include Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Lehman Brothers.
Mortgage Brokers
Mortgage brokers are real estate financing professionals acting as intermediaries between consumers and lenders during mortgage transactions. A mortgage broker works with consumers to help them through the complex mortgage origination process. Typically, a broker has a working relationship with numerous banks and other lenders, providing the consumer with access to hundreds of options when it comes to financing a home. This allows mortgage brokers to provide consumers the most efficient and cost-effective method of obtaining a mortgage that fits the consumer's financial goals and circumstances.
Real Estate Analyst
Real Estate Analyst is a typical entry-level position with firms that do lending, commercial brokerage, appraisal, development, and institutional investment. Analysts perform assessments to determine real estate value during changing market and economic conditions. Ultimately, analysts move up to develop deals, make loans, or write appraisals.
Commercial Real Estate
Real estate sales associates work for brokers in marketing office buildings, hotels, and other commercial real estate for property owners. Starting associates typically obtain a real estate sales person's license. After the requisite experience and supervision, they may apply for a broker's license. Several trade organizations represent the various commercial real estate subspecialties including the AIR Commercial Real Estate Association (AIR) at www.airea.com, the American Motel Hotel Brokers (AMHB) Network at www.amhbnetwork.com, the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) at www.naiop.org, the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) at www.icsc.org, the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) at www.sior.com, and the National Association of Realtors (NAR) at www.realtor.org.
Corporate Real Estate
Corporate real estate professionals are employed by firms to provide in-house, site-selection, and development expertise. This requires knowledge of the firm's product, the demographics it serves, and the linkages the firm requires to its customers and suppliers. Site selection experts must understand urban growth patterns, transportation linkages, and market analysis. In addition, they need to be able to assess market values in order to negotiate reasonable purchase prices on behalf of their employer. These types of jobs are often found with growing businesses that are continually confronted with site-selection decisions. Typically, firms like fast food restaurants, convenience store franchisers, supermarkets, and retailers are prospective employers for corporate real estate specialists. The trade association is the Corporate Real Estate Network (CoreNet Global) at www.corenetglobal.com.
Real Estate Appraisal
Real estate appraisers provide unbiased estimates of a property's value and quality. Appraisers usually work for banks or for appraisal firms and will normally value properties by finding comparable sales in an area.
For more information, go to The Appraisal Foundation at http://www.appraisalfoundation.org.
Property Management
Leading real estate owners require professional property managers. Managers are responsible for negotiating leases, ensuring that tenants are satisfied, that rent is paid, and that rents reflect market conditions. Property managers require good interpersonal, analytical, and negotiating skills. The Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) is the trade association representing property managers. Their training programs include the Certified Property Manager (CPM) and Accredited Residential Manager (ARM) designations. The IREM web site is at www.irem.org. Another valuable source of information is the Building Owners Managers Association (BOMA) International at www.boma.org.
Real Estate Entrepreneur/Developer
Developers buy, upgrade, and sell properties. An entrepreneur is a generalist with an eye for opportunity, the ability to analyze current and future market conditions, and the people skills to make and close deals. Please visit the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) at www.nahb.org for more information about residential development. Additional information about commercial development can be found on the Urban Land Institute (ULI) web page at www.uli.org, the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) at www.naiop.org, and the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) at www.icsc.org.
Leasing Agent
Leasing agents are real estate sales associates or brokers who specialize in finding tenants for landlords or finding tenants properties that fit their needs.
Asset Management
Asset managers work for pension funds, life insurance companies, syndications, or real estate investment trusts (REITs) as liaisons between investors and their real estate investments. They are involved in strategic decision-making regarding the design of the investor's real estate portfolio, individual property purchases, and property dispositions. They contract with property management firms, appraisers, and real estate advisory firms on behalf of their investors; and they make periodic reports to investors regarding the performance of their property portfolios. Go to the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT) at www.nareit.com and the National Association of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NAREIF) at www.ncreif.org.
The job of real estate lending requires a solid knowledge of lending regulations, loan documentation, loan underwriting, construction, development, accounting for draws against the loan during construction, and permanent loan commitments. In addition, construction loan officers need to assess project feasibility and probability of the builder/developer being able to complete a project on time and within budget. Mortgage banking is another aspect of real estate lending. The Mortgage Bankers Association of America's (MBA) at www.mbaa.org represents the mortgage banking industry.
Residential Real Estate Agent/Broker
Real estate agents and brokers are usually independent sales professionals who contract their services to real estate brokers in exchange for a commission-sharing agreement. To become a broker, you must be at least 18 years old, a high school graduate and have passed a written test on property laws and real estate transactions. Most states also require 30-90 hours of classroom training. For more information on residential brokerage, visit the National Association of Realtor's web page at www.realtor.com, the NYS Association of Realtors (NYSAR) at www.nysar.com or the Council of Residential Specialists (CRS) at www.crs.com.
Numerous real estate career opportunities exist in state and federal government. At the national level, look into the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) at www.hud.gov, the Bureau of Reclamation of the Department of the Interior at www.usbr.gov, or the U.S. General Service Administration (GSA) property information site at www.gsa.gov/property.htm. The most comprehensive site about careers, including salary and job prospects, is the U.S. Government's Occupational Outlook Handbook – http://stats.bls.gov/oco/
For additional information on careers in real estate, please go to
Information was obtained from the following sources: Fogg, N. (1999). The College Majors Handbook. IN:JIST. Websites: http://stats.bls.gov/oco/


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30th Anniversary National MED Week in Review
Created on December 21, 2012
MBDA's National Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week has by tradition set the standard as the premier event for minority entrepreneurs, business owners, and advocates. On December 5-6, the 30th anniversary milestone event officially joined the ranks as one of the most successful MED Week's in the history of the conference.
This year's event was attended by nearly 1,300 individuals representing a broad range of industries from across the globe. In the State of Commerce Address, Acting U.S. Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank opened the conference with inspirational remarks on the growth of the economy and highlighted the crucial role that minority-owned businesses play in exporting and job creation. Acting Secretary Blank's address embodied the theme of this year's conference, Job Creation in America: Build it Here – Sell it Everywhere!, and set the tone for the conference agenda, which included an International Business-to-Business Linkage networking reception attended by the Brazilian Ambassador to the United States, a partnership announcement between MBDA and the Export-Import Bank that launched the "Global Outreach Alliance," and numerous seminars and workshops focused on the global supply chain and emerging markets.
Happy Holidays from MBDA
Created on December 21, 2012
As we approach the winter holidays, we pause to thank you for your continued partnership. It is business associates like you that bring a rich mosaic of experiences, attitudes and views that continue to advance MBDA's mission to create jobs and foster the growth and global competitiveness of minority-owned firms.
It's been an extremely productive year at MBDA and we are excited to share some of our many achievements from this past year. We've completed a major organizational restructuring that enabled us to increase funding to MBDA Business Centers. We also launched several "specialty" MBDA Business Centers including: the Atlanta MBDA Business Center, which is now staffed to provide expert guidance for minority-owned businesses in the healthcare technology and advanced manufacturing industry sectors; the San Antonio MBDA Business Center that has expanded their services to include expertise in exporting to Latin America; and the MBDA Federal Procurement Center, the first MBDA Business Center to solely focus on federal contracting.;
USAID and Western Union Launch African Diaspora Marketplace III Business Plan Competition – Roadshow Coming to Eight Cities
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The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Western Union have launched the third round of the African Diaspora Marketplace (ADM III), an initiative that promotes sustainable economic growth and job creation in Africa by supporting African diaspora entrepreneurs. The ADM III will kick off its eight-city tour starting on December 13, 2014 in Boston, followed by New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston and Atlanta before returning to Washington, D.C. on January 15, 2015. Specific dates
Launched in 2009 by USAID and Western Union, the African Diaspora Marketplace aims to encourage sustainable economic growth and employment by supporting African diaspora entrepreneurs. ADM entrepreneurs are individuals with demonstrable connections to or experience in Africa, and who have innovative and high impact start-ups or established businesses on the continent. Information about ADM and past winners, and the schedule for the small business workshops in the eight cities can be found at www.diasporamarketplace.org.


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HTAi is increasingly a hub for resources, links, and publications. In collaboration with the International Network of Agencies for HTA (INAHTA), HTAi maintains an HTA Glossary. Several of HTAi's Interest Groups (IGs) have developed educational resources and developed repositories of links and online tools. HTAi also provides free access to published papers of the HTAi Policy Forum and hosts a searchable HTA Vortal.
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Bill Bader Jr. said he's tired of playing the waiting game.
Bader, president of Summit Motorsports Park, and his father attended the Mansfield Speedway auction with a check in-hand on Friday. Though this opportunity wasn't right for Bader, he said he's looking and expansion might not include Norwalk.
"I want to grow," he said after the auction. "My frustration level is spilling over and I am tired of playing the waiting game. We're looking at all our options."
Bader has previously said, and reiterated on Friday, that the Huron County Airport property is the direction for growth.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The husband of a Minnesota woman who was trapped in her overturned car on an icy pond says she's expected to recover.
Authorities say 67-year-old Nancy Breberg was looking for a hotel in Plymouth when she veered off the road, crashed through a fence, landed on the pond and became trapped for 18 hours until a bicyclist found her Saturday. Some water had seeped into the car around her feet.
Her husband, Ron Breberg, tells The Associated Press she's on a breathing tube and sedated at Hennepin County Medical Center, with frostbitten feet.
Breberg says she could not get her door open or crawl out a broken window, so she spent the 18 hours hoping and praying someone would find her.


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POTSDAM - Town officials are assembling a new employee handbook, but some of the rules may not apply to unionized staff.
Supervisor Marie C. Regan said the town never had a comprehensive employee handbook for its employees, and it was time to create one. She presented a draft handbook to the town board at Tuesday nights meeting. Board members debated the better part of an hour about employee breaks, internet usage, sick leave and other issues.
We have bits and pieces. We have a harassment policy, violence in the workplace ... Its not all in one handbook, she said.
Ms. Regan said crafting a handbook has nothing to do with any problems with employees. The rules need to be in place for new hires, she said.
It almost makes me feel guilty as if we have a problem and were trying to protect ourselves, she said of the current town employees. This is a good group.
Were trying to do things that should have been done a long time ago, she added. We have a small staff. We havent had these problems. Its good to have this down on paper.
But Town Attorney Frank Cappello said the towns unionized employees wont be subject to the new handbook right away if their current contracts rules differ. The towns 12 highway department employees and five of the nine town hall staff are unionized.
You cant bind those union employees until theyve negotiated it and agreed to it, he said.
Board members then agreed to include the wording no provisions in this handbook will supercede New York state law or the provisions of union contracts.
The town board also reviewed a draft ethics code Monday night. The code has not been updated since 1970 and needs to be, Ms. Regan said. No internal problems are sparking the review of the ethics code, she said.
Ms. Regan said now was an opportune time to work on the policies because the town boards involvement on other projects has let up recently.
The board is expecting to receive final approval from the state Historic Preservation office for rehabilitation work at the old town hall on 35 Market St. within the next 30 days and will put that project out to bid in June. The former town offices will be converted into additional court space.
There are 33 contractors already interested in bidding out some portion of construction work for the new Potsdam Town Hall at 18 Elm St., Ms. Regan said. Contractors will have until the end of a month to submit a bid. Officials expect construction to begin on the new 13,500 square foot town hall later this year.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate sports reporter
The April 29 girl's golf tournament was once again plagued by weather. Due to snow, the venue was changed from Soldier Hollow to Spanish Oaks Golf Course.
Snow flurries still plagued the nine hole tournament, but for two hours Mother Nature deemed fit to give the teams cold, but playable conditions. In that two hours the Lady Dinos shot good enough for 96 points and a second place finish. Park City won the tournament with 111 points. Union was third with 65 points and Wasatch ended with 44 points. Park City's Sami Crouch was medalist with 45 points.
Coach Kenji Otani summed things up,"The Lady Dinos were amazing. Lexi Gagon stepped up with a wonderful round and delivered 34 points. Audra Eaquinto, a rookie on the team, made 32 points. And Shelby Wilson, playing on a bad ankle, made 30 points. I can't say enough about all of my girls, rain or shine they always give 100%. What a great team."
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House (Hausu) (1977)
How to describe Nobuhiko Obayahshi's indescribable 1977 movie "House"? As a psychedelic ghost tale? A stream-of-consciousness bedtime story? An episode of "Scooby Doo" as directed by Dario Argento? Any of the above will do for this hallucinatory head trip about a schoolgirl who travels with six classmates to her ailing aunt's creaky country home, only to come face to face with evil spirits, bloodthirsty pianos, and a demonic housecat. Too absurd to be genuinely terrifying, yet too nightmarish to be merely comic, "House" seems like it was beamed to Earth from another planet. Or perhaps the mind of a child: the director fashioned the script after the eccentric musings of his eleven-year-old daughter, then employed all the tricks in his analog arsenal (mattes, animation, and collage) to make them a visually astonishing, raucous reality. Never before released in the United States, and a bona fide cult classic in the making, "House" is one of the most exciting genre discoveries in years.
Cast: Miki Jinbo, Kumiko Ohba, Mitsutoshi Ishigami, Yoko Minamida, Kimiko Ikegami
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate Reporter
Why did the Ancient Ones leave Range Creek 700 years ago and what were they afraid of while they were there? Those are two of many good, unanswered questions about the so-called Fremont Indians facing researchers headed by the University of Utah Museum of Natural History.
There's another question, though, and this one is about the future: What's the best way to conduct extensive archaeological and natural history research within the property's strict environmental rules?
That's a question that has to be answered by next summer, according to the museum's Associate Director for Community Relations Ann Hanniball. June 2011 is the deadline for producing the comprehensive management plan that will govern operations in the sensitive area, she told the Carbon County Commission Wednesday.
A conservation easement was placed on the property by the Trust for Public Land, a California-based preservation group that bought the land from the Wilcox family in December 2001. The easement contains 18 pages of legal requirements that will be attached to the property forever.
Hanniball said it is a complication, but not an impossible situation. The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food is primarily responsible for the easement, in collaboration with the divisions of Wildlife Resources and Forestry, Fire and State Lands.
Some management items are already certain, she said. Public assess will still require permits or authorized guide service. The old ranch house, which already serves as a field research station, won't be torn down or extensively remodeled because "it is a part of history" and will probably end up in a historic register.
In answer to a question from commissioner Mike Milovich, she explained that cattle grazing will most likely continue. Alfalfa pasture is good protection against range fire and cattle will keep it mowed.
The land straddles the Carbon-Emery border about 30 miles southeast of Price. It is in such a remote location that it escaped the depredation and outright grave-robbing that has ruined many other prehistoric Native American sites. The Wilcox family, who settled there in 1951, kept the secret treasures locked away for three generations until Waldo Wilcox sold the land in 2001.
Until then, people had only a few clues of what was there. The Pilling Figurines at the USU-CEU Prehistoric Museum come from Range Creek, and a few other artifacts have come out of the steep-sided canyon. But the true astonishment hit after the state acquired the land from TPL in 2004. It was nothing less than hundreds of remnants of an ancient culture, undisturbed by human intrusion for seven centuries.
Richard Shaw, then community editor for the Sun Advocate, wrote that the discovery touched off "the largest national and state media frenzy in the Carbon County area since the Wilberg Mine disaster." Reporters and photographers from major national newspapers, television and radio networks converged for a media tour in July 2004 and the site gained worldwide attention instantly.
So far researchers have identified about 400 archaeological sites, including pit houses, rock art and many granaries. One of those granaries is 900 feet above the canyon floor. They have also found many artifacts, including 1,000-year old corn cobs and a reed flute that may be just as old or older.
The presence of so many scattered granaries shows that the Fremont were farmers and hoarders. But the question of why they stored their grain in such difficult-to-reach places is still open. Did they fear food theft by invaders, or by members of their own community? And was it prolonged drought or war that finally forced them to leave home after 1,000 years of inhabiting the canyon?
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Governor Gary Herbert announced on Thursday afternoon that he has appointed Carbon County native Robert Pero to serve on the Utah State Tax Commission.
Pero will resign his current post as Carbon County Clerk/Auditor upon his confirmation by the Utah State Senate. He previously served on the Utah Association of Counties' Revenue and Taxation Steering Committee, and was appointed by then Lt. Governor Herbert in 2006 to represent Utah on the United States Election Assistance Commission Standards Board.
Pero attended Utah State University for a Master degree in computer science and applied statistics, and received his Bachelor's degree in business and economics at the University of Utah.
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A delightful piece of late Elizabethan playfulness. Built for banquets and converted into a mill in the 19th century.
Just a mile south of Colchester sits Bourne Mill, a grade 1 listed building steeped in history. It was built as a fishing lodge in 1591, converted to a fulling mill around 1640 and then converted to a corn mill in about 1840, which continued working until the 1930s. It is well worth a visit for all the family.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Editors Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. These articles are being prepared as the 120th anniversary of the newspaper's birth approaches in 2011.
The year of 1941 brought on many shocking events in the local area. Over the course of that year 14 miners died in various accidents in mines throughout the county. In the summer a small boy died when he and his brother found a can of blasting caps and hit them with a stick, throwing him a hundred feet and ending his short life. And two prominent Helper men died in August when their small canvas boat collapsed during a fishing trip to the Uinta Mountains and they drowned.
But nothing was more of a shock than what happened on Dec. 7, when Japanese Naval Aircraft bombed Pearl Harbor, pulling America into a war everyone knew was coming, but also one everyone wanted to avoid.
The announcement of the attack that Sunday afternoon local time set the local area abuzz and plans started to be made immediately to prepare for what could come.
"The first step of the conflict was taken by our enemy, Japan, in the face of the fact that its ambassador to this country and a special emissary were still discussing prospective peace terms with our Secretary of State," stated an opinion piece in the Thursday, Dec. 11, 1941 issue of the Sun Advocate. "The dastardly trick of attacking our country while still talking peace is an offense which will go down into the pages of history as the Judas act that it was. And it will serve as the point of stimulation which will develop in our nation to a determination to win that cannot be denied."
In that same edition, the first to be published since the bombing, there was only small mention of the attack through changes in the usual processes of the community. A special meeting of the "Carbon County Council of Defense" was set for that Friday night, with state officials attending to give citizens involved information concerning the new developments.
The Price Junior Chamber of Commerce also announced in dark ink on the front page that they would not hold their annual awards for Christmas decorations due to the national emergency. They planned to donate the funds they would have used for the contest to the Red Cross and other agencies involved with the war effort and relief.
The rest of the paper that day showed the shock of what had happened in that almost everything else remained normal; advertising was the same, the notes from the different coal camps had no special messages nor did any of the other stories in the paper relate to what had happened. It was all so new, in fact people may have been in disbelief in many ways, largely because the fact of it was so unreal. The defeat the United States had suffered and the fact that reports were coming in of Japanese attacks in the Philippines and elsewhere as well made it not only more alarming, but almost surreal.
However the next week the paper was filled with stories, most of which were local, but also almost all of which were affected in one way or another by the events of Dec. 7.
The first announcement of a probable death of a military man from Carbon County was on the front page on Christmas Day.
"The name of Ned Burton Donahue, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.B. Donahue of Rains, was among those officially listed as missing in action in the performance of duty by the Navy Department in the American-Japanese War in the Pacific," the paper stated. "Mr. Donahue, a fireman first class, enlisted in the Navy Jan. 10, 1939 in Salt Lake City. He was a former student at the Carbon County High School."
While where he died was not specified at the time, he is listed as one of those killed at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7 in present records.
The start of the war also brought about changes in the selective service system. The draft had been going on for a couple of years, as America prepared for what seemed inevitable. On Dec. 18 a piece appeared in the Sun Advocate that said the selective service would be reevaluating all registered men's classifications. What that meant is that many of the deferments young men had been getting for such things as slight physical problems or attendance at school, would probably be withdrawn.
"All men who have heretofore been deferred because of physical condition, will be rechecked especially when only borderline impairments exist," stated the paper. "Whereas, in the past, the registrant, has been given the benefit of the doubt, all such cases must now be resolved in favor of the government."
That paper also announced that while it had been sending the Sun Advocate to service members wherever they were, the service was being discontinued because of the troop movements and transfers becoming more and more secret. So many papers were coming back to the Sun Advocate offices by Christmas Day that the service was becoming a problem.
"We have been happy to send these weekly issue to the boys, but their lack of permanent addresses now cause an inconvenience to the postal service and to our office," stated a small announcement in the paper.
For the next four years, while the national news would cover the big battles, victories and defeats, the Sun Advocate would bring the war home to residents up close and personal through announcements, local stories, a column about those who were serving and the inevitable releases concerning those killed or missing in the war.


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It's hard to believe, but the midway point of the high school season is this weekend.
And in this state, the third weekend of October usually means two things -- a heavy dose of non-league games for Division II teams, and some interesting matchups in the other three divisions.
Two teams holding onto their playoff hopes are included in these divisional matchups, North Smithfield and Central Falls, and there will be plenty of interest in their respective "must-win" contests.
For the Northmen and the Warriors, they sit outside the Division IV's playoff picture at 1-2 and tied for fifth place in the eight-team league. With half of the division's squads automatically punching their tickets to the postseason, three losses (and maybe a tiebreaker or two that goes the other way) could mean no football come December.
The Northmen will visit the league's only winless team, the Providence Country Day/Juanita Sanchez/Wheeler co-op squad, in a 1:30 p.m. duel on the Knights' East Providence campus, and the Warriors will also face a team below them in the standings, Hope (1-3), at 6 p.m. on their Perez Field complex on Higginson Avenue.
The area's two other league games of local interest are winless Tolman's Division I affair against undefeated Barrington, set for tonight at 7 p.m. at the Eagles' Victory Field, and a Division III game (also tonight at 7) between Middletown (3-1) and Lincoln (0-4) at the Lions' Ferguson Field.
The rest of the schedule are non-league affairs, including tonight's historic game in Cumberland -- the Clippers' first-ever game on its new Tucker Field synthetic turf. The defending Division II champions (3-1 in Division II-B) will host Mount Hope (2-2 in Division II-A).
Another Division II crossover game that is shaping up to be the game of the week is Saturday at Barry Field. The division's only unbeaten team, Woonsocket (4-0 in Division II-A), will host Rogers (3-1 in Division II-B) in a 1:30 p.m. showdown.
Also on Saturday, Division II-B Shea (2-2) visits Division IV North Providence (2-0) in a 1:30 p.m. affair, and Division III Burrillville (1-3) takes one of its longest bus rides of the year to battle Division IV Exeter/West Greenwich (4-0).
St. Raphael (2-2 in Division II-B play) has a bye week.
Here's a brief look at some of the "must-watch" games:
Hope at Central Falls
This week of practice couldn't have been an easy one for the Warriors, who turned in a sloppy performance against Scituate, yet nearly squeaked out a victory before losing by a 20-18 score.
And the Warriors will surely need to put forth a better effort against the Blue Wave, who blasted the PCD co-oppers, 38-6, and their new quarterback, Matt Santiago, who threw three touchdown strikes in that win.
A victory keeps the Warriors afloat in the playoff hunt, but after that...
"It's going to be a very difficult climb," added C.F. coach Jeff Lapierre, "especially going to EWG in two weeks, playing North Providence, who is on fire right now, and North Smithfield's always been a tough battle for us. It's all uphill for us."
All eyes will be on C.F. junior tailback Jason Araujo, who had the best game of his high school career last weekend, running for 138 yards on 24 carries. What will he do for an encore tonight?
North Smithfield at PCD/J.S./Wheeler
After suffering back-to-back losses to North Providence and EWG, the Northmen took full advantage of a bye week and come into their game against the Knights a well-rested and prepared squad.
They also enter this game with a four-game win streak over the Knights, outscoring them by a grand 169-40 total, and there's no reason to believe that N.S. can't add to that dominance this weekend. The Knights have been outscored 106-30 in their three league losses.
Following this game, the Northmen will have another bye week, and after a non-league game against Plainfield High of Connecticut on Nov. 1, the schedule gets a lot tougher, with league games against Smithfield (2-2), C.F., and Scituate (1-2) standing in their way of a return trip to the postseason.
Rogers at Woonsocket
Could this be a possible playoff preview? The Villa Novans, who have outscored their opponents by a 73-7 margin en route to their 4-0 mark, will have their hands full against a Rogers team that is among the division leaders in points scored (108) and coming off a big road victory two Fridays ago over North Kingstown (3-1) and a double-overtime triumph last week over Shea.
Two players the Novans' defense will have to keep close tabs on are running back Issac Garcia, who has scored six touchdowns and is nearing 1,000 yards on the ground for the season, and quarterback Quraan Bostic, who has torched teams with his arm (seven TD passes) as well as his legs.
Woonsocket senior tailback D'Andre Thomas, like Araujo, had a big game last weekend, running for 161 yards (66 coming on a touchdown run) in a 20-0 victory over Mount Hope. Another strong showing from Thomas, as well as from tailback Will Andino and quarterback Miguel Raymond (seven touchdown passes), will surely give the Novans' cause a spark.
Mount Hope at Cumberland
After playing their first two home games at Bryant University and Pawtucket's Max Read Field, the Clippers can now walk across Mendon Road and enjoy their new turf surface, and a victory against the Huskies would be the perfect way to celebrate their return home.
The Clippers' 15-game win streak against Division II competition came to a screeching half in last week's 36-14 loss to North Kingstown, but they will look to right their ship against a Huskies team that suffered rough losses in two of the past three weeks, including their defeat to the Villa Novans.
The Huskies have done the bulk of their damage this season on the ground behind a multi-talented backfield that's led by Jesse Raiola. If the Clippers can contain Mount Hope's ground game and score early and often, they should be in a very good position to win this contest.
Shea at North Providence
It's rare to see a game against a Division II squad and a Division IV team drum up a lot of interest, but the Raiders' meeting with the Cougars could be an entertaining one, especially with N.P. ruling its division in the early going and Shea looking to return to its winning ways after back-to-back losses to West Warwick and Rogers.
Expect both teams to do their bulk of their damage on the ground, with the Raiders' multi-talented backfield, led by quarterback Ty'shon Ashe, looking to control the clock against the Cougars and their talented tailback, Bevin Ingram, who has scored six touchdowns and ran for over 500 yards in just three games. An additional note on the Raiders -- they have scored four touchdowns on special teams this season.
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(a) Whoever, when the United States is at war, or in times of national emergency as declared by the President or by the Congress, with intent to injure, interfere with, or obstruct the United States or any associate nation in preparing for or carrying on the war or defense activities, or, with reason to believe that his act may injure, interfere with, or obstruct the United States or any associate nation in preparing for or carrying on the war or defense activities, willfully makes, constructs, or causes to be made or constructed in a defective manner, or attempts to make, construct, or cause to be made or constructed in a defective manner any war material, war premises or war utilities, or any tool, implement, machine, utensil, or receptacle used or employed in making, producing, manufacturing, or repairing any such war material, war premises or war utilities, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than thirty years, or both.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 799; June 30, 1953, ch. 175, § 2,67 Stat. 133; Sept. 3, 1954, ch. 1261, title I, § 103,68 Stat. 1218; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(L),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147.)
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Based on section 103 of title 50, U.S.C., 1940 ed., War and National Defense (Apr. 20, 1918, ch. 59, § 3,40 Stat. 534).
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Satellite navigation : what does SBAS mean in fact ? Where can I find it ? Pubblicato il: 26/02/2013, Ultimo aggiornamento: 12/03/2013
Satellite navigation : what does SBAS mean in fact ? Where can I find it ?
In a "quick facts" document, the IWG (Interoperability Working Group) summarizes in a very practical way the different capabilities and a worldwide map where SBAS services are available.
A Satellite Based Augmentation System (SBAS) is a navigation system that supplements Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) providing a more accurate and reliable navigation service than GNSS alone.
SBAS provides mainly the Aviation Community with two main capabilities :
- Approach Capability
- En Route Capability
To ensure seamless operation, each SBAS system has been developed to the same standard as defined by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) SARPs Annex 10.
EGNOS is the European Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS) that complements the GPS system.
It is Europe's first venture into satellite navigation and a major stepping-stone towards Galileo, Europe's own global satellite navigation system for the future.


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1) NIS and LDAP are related same as windows active directory.
2) LDAP is used widely.
3) NIS is older method, but yes it is also used in smany environments
4) All your request can be handled through configuration files, In windows you might have used GUI.
5) Yes, you can control user and group policies much better than windows in LINUX.
6) Password aging be handled through "chage" command.
7) You can creted users with default password, by writing you own script.
8) NFS is used to for file sharing
9) CUPS is the service used for printer server
10) Linuxhomenetworking.com has lots of tutorial, which can guide you


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Just last week the U.S. Treasury Department issued its "Annual Report on Public Debt" which confirmed that the national debt will soar to record levels. The report estimates that the total debt for fiscal year 2010 will reach $14.75 trillion which is over 93 percent of our gross domestic product (GDP). This current rate of government spending is having a crippling effect on our economy and overall job creation.
It's not a secret that corporations are greedy, often contemptuous of workers, and always, always put profits before anything else. That's nothing new. But the BP oil spill is a corporate crime that has no match anywhere else in the world.
I saw the Stalin bust when I was at the D-Day Memorial for the 66th D-Day anniversary commemoration. I also read the plaque that goes with it. It states:
Less than two weeks ago Bedford County Public Schools honored the district's top teachers: Katherine West of Staunton River Middle School as the county's top teacher overall; Amy Mallow of Huddleston Elementary as the county's top elementary teacher; and Shawn Marie Horrell of Bedford Science and Technology Center as the top high school teacher. All three are deserving of their awards and they stand as true examples of the great quality of teachers this school system's 10,500 students find on a daily basis in their classrooms.
The Magnificent Seven rides again
The Magnificent Seven (I'm referring to the seven members of Bedford City Council) along with the City Manager are moving along over Bedford city's determination to revert back to town status. Maybe its a good thing we don't know. All proceedings are secret and they are not going to tell us anything. It's all a secret.
Last week, we scored three major and long overdue victories for American workers. First, we closed the tax loophole that encourages corporations to ship jobs overseas. Second, we made investments in job creation by extending successful tax credits that support small business, research and development, biofuels, and workforce development. And third, we passed the America COMPETES Act that provides a big boost to the next generation of American manufacturing and agriculture. We also protected payments to doctors who participate in Medicare and veteran health care programs.
The Federal Trade Commission recently estimated that as many as 9 million Americans have their identities stolen each year. Identity thieves use identifying information such as a consumer's Social Security number, credit card numbers, or other financial account information in order to conduct such fraud as opening up new credit cards and gaining access to bank accounts. The ramifications can be financially disastrous for citizens and can be extremely difficult to resolve.
BEDFORD - - D-Day this year turned out to be hot and stormy. Some of the Democrats inside the city's party headquarters Sunday on Main Street had already heard their congressman, Tom Perriello, speak earlier at this year's D-Day Memorial ceremonies.
I don't yet know, as of this writing, who won yesterday's Republican primary. There is one thing I do know, however: 5th Congressional District conservatives will need to unite behind the winner if they hope to unseat Congressman Tom Perriello in November.
If they don't want to see Perriello back for another two years, Republican establishment types and TEA Party people are going to have to reconcile. The equivalent of a divorce will only give Perriello an easy path to reelection.
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Each year for the past 22 years, the residents and friends of Smith Mountain Lake, our Community, have used the first Saturday of May as an annual "Take Pride in Smith Mountain Lake" cleanup day to make sure that our lake looks its very best for our Summer use and also for our visitors. It's important for our businesses and also for our own enjoyment of the lake.
Next week, Republicans in Virginia's Fifth Congressional District will choose a nominee to face a Democratic congressman considered one of the "most vulnerable" incumbents in the country.
Numerous GOP candidates have emerged from various places in the district to win the nod against Tom Perriello, who beat the seemingly unbeatable Virgil Goode two years ago by less than one thousand votes.
A few years ago a visit by a delegation from the local American Legion post should have served warning on Dr. William McIntosh that a proposed bust of Joseph Stalin at the National D-Day Memorial would not be well received. He and the D-Day Memorial Foundation chose to proceed with the plan anyway. Jim Morrison's well written column in last week's Bedford Bulletin indicated why so many veterans are upset about that decision.
Today, the American people are facing one of the most challenging times in our nation's history. Our economy remains sluggish, people fear losing their jobs and their homes, and many are worried about the future their children and grandchildren will inherit. They are deeply concerned about the outlook for our great country and wonder if their children will grow up in the same America they did. People are looking for solutions to the problems we face.
You've got to wonder just what's going on at the White House and its administration these days, as well as with the Democrats in Congress.
The administration continues to attack Arizona's new illegal immigration law without actually reading it, apologizes to world leaders of communist countries for "human rights violations" in this country and then applauds leaders who stand in our own halls of Congress to denounce this great country.
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My husband and I have visited the National D-Day Memorial several times and we are still moved by what we see and by what was sacrificed by many young Americans during World War II.
Installing a bust of Stalin is totally against the mission of the memorial. We are almost moved to tears when we see the soldiers pulling themselves up the steep cliffs and crawling through the water to defend the United States in that D-Day landing.
When I came to Congress last year, I promised to fight for economic relief for my constituents, but also to change the way business is done in Washington. For far too long, both parties have answered to the special interests instead of to the people. Sometimes it can seem like Congress is not bound by the same rules as everyone else. It's time to bring Main Street values of decency, openness, and accountability to the halls of Washington.
In recent days we've seen another tough economic blow for our friends and families in Southside Virginia.
Stanley Furniture, a fixture in Henry County for nearly 90 years, announced it will shutter its factory near Martinsville and relocate more than 560 jobs overseas by the end of this year.
That tough news came on the heels of promising job announcements by two smaller employers just a few weeks earlier. In too many of our rural regions, it seems we take one step forward -- and then two steps back.
Joseph Stalin bears varying degrees of responsibility for the deaths of over 37,000 American and over 60,000 Allied military personnel, plus the wounding of hundreds of thousands of others, with thousands more being imprisoned or missing in action.
The plan to erect a bust of Stalin on a pedestal—a place of honor—at the revered National D-Day Memorial should provoke outrage in all American and Allied veterans, their families, and the public at large.
Last week's primary elections in several states did produce much of the anti-incumbent sentiment we've heard so much about, but Republicans should not assume it means they'll take control of anything after November.
The primaries will be long gone when it's again football season and the leaves have turned brown. Only then will Americans vote for a new House of Representatives and several new U.S. senators.
Back in 1788, delegates from the 13 original states gathered in Philadelphia to revise the Articles of Confederation, which had governed the United States since they declared themselves independent from Great Britain. Instead of revising this document, they wrote a constitution for a new government, creating a federal republic.
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NBC has renewed Community for 13 episodes. The renewal itself should come as no surprise, but I confess the episode order does surprise me a little bit. Community needed 17 episodes to get to 88 episodes, generally considered to be the minimum acceptable for Mon-Fri stripped syndication, but perhaps like "88 is the new 100," "84 has become the new 88."
Note: unlike the renewal of 30 Rock, this renewal is not being spun as a final season, so it's possible Community can still get to 88 episodes and beyond.


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There is no denying the fact that some people can get real irrational as far as a dentist Wake Forest, NC. They may be more than willing to visit dermatologists, proctologists and even gynecologists but they will always keep postponing their visits to the dentist. But keeping your teeth in good health is just as important as anything else. Here are a couple of reasons why:
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A crown is basically a cap shaped like a tooth which gets placed right over your original tooth. The main aim here is to protect the structure of the tooth while giving it time to strengthen. They are usually prepared from tough, white substances which give them the appearance of a regular tooth. They aren't only limited to replacing your natural teeth though and can be used for simply improving the aesthetic look of your mouth as well.
But before crowns are made, your tooth will need to be reduced to a size where the crown will be able to fit onto it properly. This is a very important step, the importance of which cannot be ignored, since not having the crown fit properly will only give rise to serious consequences later on. An impression will also be taken of your tooth in order for an accurate mold to be constructed for the crown. Another very important step here is in matching the color to your existing teeth. The ceramic or porcelain which is being used will need to be the correct shade in order to match with the rest of your teeth or the crown will simply stand out.
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Recommendations and word of mouth are two excellent ways for you to find good wholesalers but you could also consider online wholesale supplier directories to get you this information. There are a lot of directories that even rate the suppliers so that it is easier for you to choose the right one. So instead of looking for suppliers, perhaps you should search for these directories instead?
The world is slowly beginning to turn to the internet for everything under the sun. With the large number of websites online, it seems like the only way to get your business noticed in today's world is to have your own website. Unfortunately though there are more than a billion websites on the internet. How can you guarantee that yours is the one people will come to? This is where a freelance SEO consultant comes into the picture. They will definitely be able to help you get to the first page of the search results. They have a number of unique strategies and techniques up their sleeves to help increase traffic to your website. In today's world, without a SEO consultant, your chances of ranking high are all but none. They are your only chance at enhancing the visibility of your site while getting it ranked high. In case you have a business website which has been operational for months now and hasn't managed to get sufficient visitors then this is exactly what you need. You need to understand that search engines have their own rules & algorithms when it comes to ranking websites. SEO experts understand these things and help optimize your website in a way that it gets picked up by these search engines and displayed on their results pages. Unless you know everything there is to know about SEO, chances are, your website will not be as optimized as you thought it was. Why don't you hire an SEO consultant and find out today?
If you are thinking of a way to create a rustic flavor in your home then perhaps you should try some animal skin rugs? Even though they aren't often considered when it comes to carpeting, you will surely be able to walk on them. The only alternative to this is to go for synthetic rugs. But they just don't offer the same kind of style. If you just want to leave the floor bare, it's not going to look too nice either. There needs to be a clear distinction between your living space and the rest of your home. Your guests need to feel welcomed in this social area. And there is no better way of doing so than with animal skin rugs.
There are many different types of rugs for you to choose from including sheepskin rugs, cowhide rugs and reindeer rugs. Each of these types of rugs have their own pros and cons. You need to choose one based on your personal requirements. For example, while all these rugs are quite resilient the wool on the sheepskin rug isn't hollow & resists staining.
Selling real estate Falls Church VA isn't too easy and given the current state of the economy, it is almost impossible. But when you have a good realtor on your side, you will not find it that difficult. As far as finding a good realtor is concerned, the internet is the best place for you to start. Just search for houses in the area and see what comes up.
You will certainly get a few realtors in those results. Those are the ones you are to use. You should always go for a local when it comes to choosing a realtor. They know the local area and are aware of the good houses and the bad ones. They can even better answer questions regarding schools and other amenities.
This is why they are inclined to have more clients than the others. You should also ask them how they intend to market your home. Social media is a great way to market nowadays. If they have a terrific website, it's an added advantage which will make selling your home that much easier. The realtor is also going to need access to your home around the clock.
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When it comes to something like San Francisco kitchen remodeling, it is very important for people to understand that they are only going to setting up the kitchen for you.
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San Francisco kitchen remodeling companies are thorough professionals and will sit with you to get an idea in place before they get started on your kitchen. After all, it is your kitchen at the end of the day right?
You can't just expect the San Francisco kitchen remodeling company to go about doing things however they want right? And always remember, a San Francisco kitchen remodeling company won't be working for you when remodeling your kitchen. They will be working with you. So don't feel shy to provide inputs and let them know if you want something done in a different way. If you wait till everything is done to open your mouth it will be too late. A San Francisco kitchen remodeling company would much rather prefer you told them about any changes on the spot rather than later.


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NEWPORT-In what could only be called a shocker, North Country shut-out Lake Region in District Tournament play on Thursday.
Aidan Gariepy was dominant, getting the win for the maroon and blue.
His backstop Nick Bingham was a beast at the plate, driving in two runs in the third to break open what was a 2-0 game.
Oh, and he also yanked home as well.
With the win, North Country all but writes their ticket to the State Tournament.
Lake Region, who will be hosting States in Barton, already gets a bye into the Tourney.
Championship play will get under way on Saturday, although times may vary depending on weather.
Again, keep in mind, if Northfield loses to Lake Region, both the future Rangers and North County will make States.
So the question remains, if Lake Region disposes of Northfield, and they have the talent to do so, is the trophy for Districts worth it, or do you save your arms?
See what the coaches decide this weekend.
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|UPDATE: Two Dead in Mitchell Crash
|Written by Steve Frank
|Monday, 08 April 2013 08:24
The State Patrol now says two people were killed in a Saturday crash just out of Bakersville and that six were transported to hospitals from Johnson City Tennessee to Boone--five flown by helicopter. Avery County emergency units were even called well into Mitchell County to help
with the 2:35pm wreck, which occurred as a 99 Chrysler van failed to stop traveling Fork Mountain Road, entering NC 261, slamming into a 2008 GMC pickup, killing two in the van. Christopher Divers and Ryno Ferreira, both 20, both of the same Hidden Creek Road Bakersville address died as a result of their injuries, Divers at Johnson City Medical Center, Ferreira at the scene. In the mayhem that followed the crash, one of the 6 injured was taken by private vehicle to Watauga Medical Center in Boone, another driven privately to Blue Ridge Regional Medical Center in Spruce Pine. The state patrol was still sorting out details from the crash, charges and other aspects pending.
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