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Dwayn Hanford, BS '05
Springfield, VA
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Shelia A. Scott, BS '02
Hickory, NC
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Adrienne S. Mason, BS '11
Endwell, NY
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Sandra Butterfield, BS in Nursing '86
Spring Valley, CA
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Hazel Green, AL
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Kadidia Doumbia, BS '85
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Henderson, NV
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Cache, OK
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Walnut Creek, CA
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Panama City Beach, FL
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Renee Kelly, Alumni Affairs Manager
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"I've learned up close how deeply personal and meaningful each person's journey toward an Excelsior degree can be. We are constantly inspired by our fellow graduates. They positively represent Excelsior in action!"
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- Visit Mykonos town & see the traditional Cycladic-style houses
- See the famous windmills
- Hidden treasures of Mykonos Euro 38.00
- Paradise Beach Day Party Euro 12.00
In the morning, wake up to the Turkish port town of Kusadasi. Rummage through the Grand Bazaar and go local bargaining for leather goods, jewellery or local crafts. Otherwise hook up with the group and our Local Guide for an optional excursion to ancient Ephesus, a stunningly preserved city that Mark Antony and Cleopatra once visited.
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- Visit Kusadasi's local bazaar
- See the Monastery of St. John on Patmos
- Ancient Ephesus through the ages – Hellenistic and Roman Euro 60.00
- Religious Visit to St. John's Monastery – Grotto of Apocalypse Euro 49.00
Today we start the day off with a visit to the biggest of the Greek Islands, Crete.
Choose an optional excursion to the Palace of Knossos where our Local Guide will tell you the story of this 4000 year old mythical Minoan Palace, where the minotaur (half-man/half-bull) was slain.
Next up: Santorini. This island will make your jaw drop with its stunning natural beauty – the result of a massive volcanic eruption. From the water look up at the iconic blue–domed, whitewashed churches.
Once we're back on land, head up the cliff and the twisting stone steps, save your breath on a donkey ride or take it easy in the cable car for views of neighbouring volcanic islands.
Your Rep will fill you in on Fira – dramatically perched on the edge of the crater - as the group explores its narrow streets. Get tips on the best places to pick up a piece of Santorini's famous jewellery and where to try out the delicious local speciality, domatoktedes (fried tomato balls).
Otherwise head to one of the distinctive black or red sand beaches, and soak up the breathtaking scenery. You could jump on an optional boat ride out to the active volcanic island of Nea Kamini. Cruise past lava formations and get up close to the active crater.
- Visit Heraklion town
- Visit the main town of Fira
- See the spectacular volcanic islands surrounding Santorini
- Minoan Palace of Knossos – 1st European Civilization Euro 53.00
- Cruise to Islands and Volcanoes Euro 57.00
- Santorini - Spectacular Oia Village Euro 57.00
After breakfast and a farewell to our hosts, we disembark in the Piraeus and head to Syntagma Square. Set right in the heart of Athens and home to Greece's parliament, this is where our tour ends.
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28 U.S. Code § 507 - Assistant Attorney General for Administration
(a) The Attorney General shall appoint, with the approval of the President, an Assistant Attorney General for Administration, who shall perform such duties as the Attorney General may prescribe.
Source(Added Pub. L. 89–554, § 4(c),Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 612; amended Pub. L. 106–113, div. B, § 1000(a)(1) [title I, § 111], Nov. 29, 1999, 113 Stat. 1535, 1501A–20.)
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|1950 Reorg. Plan No. 2, § 5 eff. May 24, 1950, 64 Stat. 1261.
The title of the position was changed to "Assistant Attorney General for Administration" by § 307 of the Act of Aug. 14, 1964, Pub. L. 88–426, 78 Stat. 432.
The words "competitive service" are substituted for "classified civil service" because the term "classified civil service" formerly used to designate the merit system established by the Civil Service Act of 1883 has become ambiguous due to the creation of the "classified" pay system. The term "competitive service" is now customarily used, and appears throughout title 5, United States Code, in place of "classified civil service".
The words "There shall be in the Department of Justice" are omitted as unnecessary as the title of the position and the fact of appointment by the Attorney General establish the location of the position in the Department of Justice.
The last 12 words of section 5 of the Reorganization Plan are omitted on authority of the Act of June 5, 1952, ch. 369, § 1101 (3d proviso), 66 Stat. 121. The salary of the position is now fixed by § 303(e) of the Act of Aug. 14, 1964, Pub. L. 88–426, 78 Stat. 420, which is codified in section 5316 of title 5, United States Code.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 507, acts June 25, 1948, ch. 646, 62 Stat. 910; May 24, 1949, ch. 139, § 71,63 Stat. 100, related to duties of United States attorneys, and to supervision by the Attorney General, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 89–554, § 8(a), and reenactment in sections 509 and 547 of this title by section 4(c) ofPub. L. 89–554.
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9/4/2012 | Nashville, TN | Attendance: 162
Monday, September 03, 2012
NASHVILLE, Tenn.- After a 1-2 showing in the Lipscomb Invitational last weekend against stiff competition, the Lipscomb volleyball looks to get back on track against in-state foe Austin Peay on Tuesday night at 6:30 at Allen Arena.
The Lady Bisons (1-5) are on an eight-match winning streak against the Lady Govs (2-7) and are 8-2 against Austin Peay since the 2002 season.
"1-5 is not where we want to be," Lipscomb head coach Brandon Rosenthal said. "The hard part is to understand to continue to grow and learn from our mistakes. Austin Peay has a new coach in Taylor Mott, who was very successful in Division II. I'm excited because anytime you lose, you have a sense to get back out there."
Sophomore Jewell Dobson earned All-Tournament team honors in the Lipscomb Invitational with 38 kills, including a career-high 16 kills against Houston. She also added 15 kills against Appalachian State. On the season, Dobson ranks third on the team with 61 kills.
Senior Kaycee Green was honored before the Houston game on Saturday for the 1,000th kill of her career accomplished during the Appalachian State game a day earlier. Green added 13 kills against the Cougars, giving her a career total of 1,038. That places her in third all-time, one kill behind Alex Scruggs for second place in Lipscomb volleyball history. She currently leads the team with 67 kills on the season.
After notching a career high against Kentucky in the opening weekend in the Kentucky Classic, junior Caitlin Dotson set a new career best with 46 assists against Houston. The Louisville, Ky. native leads the team with 217 assists and is averaging 10.33 assists per set.
The Lady Bisons head west this weekend to play in the Arizona Invitational. Lipscomb opens play with a doubleheader on Friday against TCU at 2:30 p.m. followed by a match with Iona at 6:30 p.m. LU finishes the tournament on Saturday against host Arizona at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
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At approximately 4:40 this morning, Boone police officers responded to the Kangaroo Express on West King Street in reference to a possible assault. Three customers had entered the store and did not see the clerk. According to Captain William Greene, the clerk was outside the building near the dumpster with her clothes in disarray, very disoriented.
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Seven Borger Lady Bulldogs softball players received District 1-3A All-District honors for their play on the field during the 2012 season.
Senior shortstop Alex Lopez received District 1-3A MVP honors with Pampa junior Bailey Beck.
Three Borger sophomores were named Second Team All-District, which includes pitcher Taylor Hickman, first baseman Katie Ammerman, and outfielder Kyla Baker.
Receiving honorable mention honors were junior catcher Payden Dompe, junior third baseman Taryn "Tootie" Karins, and senior second baseman Dakota Karins.
2012 District 1-3A All-District Team
First Team
MVP-Alex Lopez Sr. Borger
MVP-Bailey Beck Jr. Pampa
Pitcher-Alexa O'Brien Soph. Pampa
Pitcher-Linsey Brown Soph. Perryton
Catcher-Allana Stephens Sr. Pampa
First Base-Heather Coffee Sr. Pampa
Second Base-McKinlee Stokes Sr. Pampa
Shortstop-Bailey Weber Sr. Perryton
Third Base-Kaetlon Roberts Sr. Perryton
Outfielder-Claire Hopkins Sr. Pampa
Outfielder-Kristina Watson Sr. Perryton
Outfielder-Allison Hightower Sr. Dalhart
DH-Kelsey Beal Soph. Perryton
Utility-Tiffany Britton Jr. Pampa
Newcomer-Kylie Beardsley Jr. Perryton
Newcomer-Bailey Wiehert Soph. Pampa
Second Team
Pitcher-Taylor Hickman Soph. Borger
Pitcher-Courtney Dovel Jr. Dalhart
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SCARBOROUGH, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Early Tuesday morning, law enforcement officials from across the state gathered in Scarborough to process down to Cambridge, Massachusetts for the private memorial service of fallen MIT police officer Sean Collier.
150 officers from Maine joined other officers from around the country to pay tribute to Collier. It was a sea of blinking blue lights as one by one cruisers filed out of Cabela's parking lot. The mood was somber and reflective as officers from nearly every county in Maine were reminded of the dangers of the job that they signed up for. Every person in the procession wore a band of mourning as a symbol of Collier's heroic acts.
"The thin blue line, that's where Sean stood," Maine State Police Trooper Mike Edes said. "He stood the thin blue line protecting everybody including my family, your family, everybody. He was out there doing his job and got killed because he was a policeman. That was the only reason that they murdered him. He was a police officer. He happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time."
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PAWTUCKET- Juan J. Otero, 37, passed unexpectedly on January 13th.
Born in Puerto Rico, a son of the late Juan A. and Ramona (Lopez) Otero.
He had been employed as a bus driver by RIPTA for many years.
He is survived by a son, Juan J. Otero of Cumberland RI, a daughter, Haley Dunlap of Hull, MA, Siblings, Anibal Otero of Jacksonville, FL, Tony Otero of Puerto Rico, Eddie Otero of Tampa, FL, John Otero of Puerto Rico, James Otero of Tampa, FL, Lewis Otero of El Paso, TX, Ivan Otero of Killeen TX, Linda Narvaez of Chicago, ILL, Elias Otero of Chicago, ILL, Maribel Otero Byrd of Tampa, FL, Nomar Otero of Chicago ILL. He was the former husband of Kimberly (Gardner) Otero and brother of the late Joe Otero.
Calling hours will be held Saturday, January 19th from 4:30pm to 7:30pm with a service at 7:30pm in the Keefe Funeral Home, Five Higginson Ave, Lincoln. Burial will be private. For online condolences visit www.thekeefefuneralhome.com.
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usually its a thing with the aliases.
usually 'll' is aliased to 'ls -l --color'
which is why it shows it in colour (try it)
chances are, konsole isn't correctly loading one of the bash startup scripts when it loads, try adding this line to the .bashrc file in your home directory:
alias ll="ls -l --color"
anywhere should do. the end might be the best place, so you don't break anything already in there
p.s im a new zealander, we use 'colour'. and don't try and change me


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In today's digital world, change is the one constant. Disruptive innovations like cloud, mobility, social media, and the Internet of Things have reshaped the market and set new standards in customer expectations. To remain competitive, businesses must tap the potential of emerging technologies and markets through the rapid release of new products and services. However, the rigid and siloed structures of traditional IT platforms and processes are slowing them down – resulting in lengthy delivery cycles and a poor customer experience.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that G2G3 will exhibit at SYS-CON's @DevOpsSummit Silicon Valley, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Based on a collective appreciation for user experience, design, and technology, G2G3 is uniquely qualified and motivated to redefine how organizations and people engage in an increasingly digital world.
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The modern software development landscape consists of best practices and tools that allow teams to deliver software in a near-continuous manner. By adopting a culture of automation, measurement and sharing, the time to ship code has been greatly reduced, allowing for shorter release cycles and quicker feedback from customers and users. Still, with all of these tools and methods, how can teams stay on top of what is taking place across their infrastructure and codebase? Hopping between services and command line interfaces creates context-switching that slows productivity, efficiency, and may le...
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The cloud has reached mainstream IT. Those 18.7 million data centers out there (server closets to corporate data centers to colocation deployments) are moving to the cloud. In his session at 17th Cloud Expo, Achim Weiss, CEO & co-founder of ProfitBricks, will share how two companies – one in the U.S. and one in Germany – are achieving their goals with cloud infrastructure. More than a case study, he will share the details of how they prioritized their cloud computing infrastructure deployments and the details they've learned. From performance to network configurations, they've got interesting...
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Decisions about budgets and resources are often made without IT even having a seat at the table. As technologist we understand the value of DevOps - but do your business counterparts? If they don't, your DevOps initiatives could lose funding before they start. In her session at DevOps Summit, Jeanne Morain, Strategist / Author at iSpeak Cloud, LLC, will provide insights on how to bridge the gap between business and technology leaders. Attendees will learn prescriptive guidance on balancing workloads, critical communication processes and considerations for building out a solid return-on-inves...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that IBM Cloud Data Services has been named "Bronze Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 17th Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. IBM Cloud Data Services offers a portfolio of integrated, best-of-breed cloud data services for developers focused on mobile computing and analytics use cases.
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Clearly the way forward is to move to cloud be it bare metal, VMs or containers. One aspect of the current public clouds that is slowing this cloud migration is cloud lock-in. Every cloud vendor is trying to make it very difficult to move out once a customer has chosen their cloud. In his session at 17th Cloud Expo, Naveen Nimmu, CEO of Clouber, Inc., will advocate that making the inter-cloud migration as simple as changing airlines would help the entire industry to quickly adopt the cloud without worrying about any lock-in fears. In fact by having standard APIs for IaaS would help PaaS expl...
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Mobile, social, Big Data, and cloud have fundamentally changed the way we live. "Anytime, anywhere" access to data and information is no longer a luxury; it's a requirement, in both our personal and professional lives. For IT organizations, this means pressure has never been greater to deliver meaningful services to the business and customers.
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DevOps is gaining traction in the federal government – and for good reasons. Heightened user expectations are pushing IT organizations to accelerate application development and support more innovation. At the same time, budgetary constraints require that agencies find ways to decrease the cost of developing, maintaining, and running applications. IT now faces a daunting task: do more and react faster than ever before – all with fewer resources.
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Culture is the most important ingredient of DevOps. The challenge for most organizations is defining and communicating a vision of beneficial DevOps culture for their organizations, and then facilitating the changes needed to achieve that. Often this comes down to an ability to provide true leadership. As a CIO, are your direct reports IT managers or are they IT leaders? The hard truth is that many IT managers have risen through the ranks based on their technical skills, not their leadership ability. Many are unable to effectively engage and inspire, creating forward momentum in the direction...
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Clutch is now a Docker Authorized Consulting Partner, having completed Docker's certification course on the "Docker Accelerator for CI Engagements." More info about Clutch's success implementing Docker can be found here. Docker is an open platform for developers and system administrators to build, ship and run distributed applications. With Docker, IT organizations shrink application delivery from months to minutes, frictionlessly move workloads between data centers and the cloud and achieve 20x greater efficiency in their use of computing resources. Inspired by an active community and trans...
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For almost two decades, businesses have discovered great opportunities to engage with customers and even expand revenue through digital systems, including web and mobile applications. Yet, even now, the conversation between the business and the technologists that deliver these systems is strained, in large part due to misaligned objectives. In his session at DevOps Summit, James Urquhart, Senior Vice President of Performance Analytics at SOASTA, Inc., will discuss how measuring user outcomes – including how the performance, flow and content of your digital systems affects those outcomes – ca...
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Today, we are in the middle of a paradigm shift as we move from managing applications on VMs and containers to embracing everything that the cloud and XaaS (Everything as a Service) has to offer. In his session at 17th Cloud Expo, Kevin Hoffman, Advisory Solutions Architect at Pivotal Cloud Foundry, will provide an overview of 12-factor apps and migrating enterprise apps to the cloud. Kevin Hoffman is an Advisory Solutions Architect for Pivotal Cloud Foundry, and has spent the past 20 years building enterprise and mobile software for small businesses, massive enterprises, and everything in ...
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While testing is often ignored when it comes to DevOps - it could be the most important aspect of achieving true DevOps success. Without rethinking automated testing from the ground-up, the entire DevOps productivity gain cannot be realized. Large tech companies build their own rapid test automation that runs in minutes across functional, performance, security and other tests. In his session at DevOps Summit, Kevin Surace, CEO of Appvance, will discuss how we learn from these real-world successes and achieve a 95% time reduction in creating and running automated unified tests. Otherwise ent...
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DevOps has often been described in terms of CAMS: Culture, Automation, Measuring, Sharing. While we've seen a lot of focus on the "A" and even on the "M", there are very few examples of why the "C" is equally important in the DevOps equation. In her session at @DevOps Summit, Lori MacVittie, of F5 Networks, will explore HTTP/1 and HTTP/2 along with Microservices to illustrate why a collaborative culture between Dev, Ops, and the Network is critical to ensuring success.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Logz.io has been named a "Bronze Sponsor" of SYS-CON's @DevOpsSummit Silicon Valley, which will take place November 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Logz.io provides open-source software ELK turned into a log analytics platform that is simple, infinitely- scalable, highly available, and secure.
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DevOps delivers remarkable results. But does it help all of IT? Can traditional 'mode 1' IT benefit as much as innovative 'mode 2'? How about the rest of your business? Or have you just shifted your bottleneck? And if so, what can you do about it? Improving dev and ops is necessary, but not sufficient. It often just shifts the burden sideways (e.g., to PMs, SQA, InfoSec, DBAs, NOC, etc.), upstream (to the PMO, Controller, Business Liaison, etc.), or downstream (to TechPubs, Service Desk, Training, etc.).
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Alert Logic, the leading provider of Security-as-a-Service solutions for the cloud, has been named "Bronze Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 17th International Cloud Expo® and DevOps Summit 2015 Silicon Valley, which will take place November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Alert Logic provides Security-as-a-Service for on-premises, cloud, and hybrid IT infrastructures, delivering deep security insight and continuous protection for customers at a lower cost than traditional security solutions.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that JFrog, maker of Artifactory, the popular Binary Repository Manager, will exhibit at SYS-CON's @DevOpsSummit Silicon Valley, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Based in California, Israel and France, founded by longtime field-experts, JFrog, creator of Artifactory and Bintray, has provided the market with the first Binary Repository solution and a software distribution social platform.
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Docker is hot. However, as Docker container use spreads into more mature production pipelines, there can be issues about control of Docker images to ensure they are production-ready. Is a promotion-based model appropriate to control and track the flow of Docker images from development to production? In his session at DevOps Summit, Fred Simon, Co-founder and Chief Architect of JFrog, will demonstrate how to implement a promotion model for Docker images using a binary repository, and then show how to distribute them to any kind of consumer, being it a customer or a data center.
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DevOps is speeding towards the IT world like a freight train and the hype around it is deafening. There is no reason to be afraid of this change as it is the natural reaction to the agile movement that revolutionized development just a few years ago. By definition, DevOps is the natural alignment of IT performance to business profitability. The relevance of this has yet to be quantified but it has been suggested that the route to the CEO's chair will come from the IT leaders that successfully make the transition to a DevOps model. If this still seems foreign to you, I recommend reading up on D...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Cloud Raxak has been named "Media & Session Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 17th Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Raxak Protect automates security compliance across private and public clouds. Using the SaaS tool or managed service, developers can deploy cloud apps quickly, cost-effectively, and without error.
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The principles behind DevOps are not new - for decades people have been automating system administration and decreasing the time to deploy apps and perform other management tasks. However, only recently did we see the tools and the will necessary to share the benefits and power of automation with a wider circle of people. In his session at DevOps Summit, Bernard Sanders, Chief Technology Officer at CloudBolt Software, will explore the latest tools including Puppet, Chef, Docker, and CMPs needed to move from an insulated culture where automation is absent or hoarded to one where the power of ...
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SYS-CON Media announced that Splunk, a provider of the leading software platform for real-time Operational Intelligence, has launched an ad campaign on Big Data Journal. Splunk software and cloud services enable organizations to search, monitor, analyze and visualize machine-generated big data coming from websites, applications, servers, networks, sensors and mobile devices. The ads focus on delivering ROI - how improved uptime delivered $6M in annual ROI, improving customer operations by mining large volumes of unstructured data, and how data tracking delivers uptime when it matters most.
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The Minnesota Department of Commerce, Division of Energy Resources (DER), the Minnesota Technical Assistance Program (MnTAP), and the Midwest Chapter of the Association of Energy Services Professionals partnered to host this forum on industrial energy efficiency programs. The following slides are from MnTAP's presentations on its Minnesota industrial sectors conservation potential study and opportunities for utility collaboration on industrial energy efficiency.
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POTSDAM - Last week members of the Clarkson Golden Knights mens hockey team lent a helping hand at Lawrence Avenue Elementary School to prepare the courtyard for spring planting.
All the fourth-grade students have taken part in this as an Earth Day project, according to Joanne L. McCormick, a fourth-grade teacher at the school who oversees the buildings gardens. The kids are having a ball.
While the students would have spent time in the courtyard last week without the hockey players, their presence was an added bonus for thechildren.
We received an email from their coach, Casey Jones, Ms. McCormick said. It was just to ask us if there were any sort of projects they could work on with us. So it worked out good for us and for them.
Students working outdoors typically enjoy themselves, but Ms. McCormick said having the hockey players help made this years project extra special.
The kids have really enjoyed working with the players, she said. A lot of the kids follow Clarkson hockey. We had a little girl on Tuesday who could name the entire line-up. The guys were impressed.
One of the players participating in the project was Sam Labrecque, a sophomore defenseman from Montreal.
He explained that each of the players were given their own team of students to work with for the afternoon.
I started with five kids and ended up with 20, he said. They just kept coming.
Mr. Labrecque said he didnt mind.
Its really a great project, he said. I enjoyed working with the kids and seeing them out here having fun.
Ms. McCormick, who co-teaches with Angelique Santimaw, said that while the fourth grade takes the lead with the garden project it is open to all grade levels.
Students from the Emily McCabes, Brenda Martins and Rena Carusos, and Judy Butler-Daggetts fourth-grade classes all participated in cleaning up the courtyard and preparing the planting beds.
Its not just my class, Ms. McCormick said. All of our kids have done this project along with the Clarkson kids. Its a community service project for them and an Earth Day project for us.
While the courtyard houses several garden areas, Ms. McCormick said thats not all that it is used for.
Some classes come here for relaxation and reading, some use it for game play, some use it just to enjoy the outdoors and some use it for a learning experience, she said.
Ms. McCormick explained that her students are currently reading Farmer Boy by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
We work in the courtyard and use that to correlate experiences detailed in the book, she said.
Ms. McCormick, who also teaches summer school, said thats one of the main reasons she takes the lead on the garden project.
Im here all summer, so we continue with garden project then, she said, adding when students return to school there are often plants ready to be harvested.
We do a lot with the garden and then in the fall we harvest it, she said. Well eat some of the vegetables in our classroom, and we have kids take them home too.
Students have planted tomatoes, cucumbers, lima beans, squash, carrots, radishes and flowers in the past.
We have chives growing already, she noted.
Ms. McCormick said the garden project is open to the entire school, with classes often adopting different beds or buckets to take care of.
Some years we have a lot of participation and some years not so much, she said.
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The UCSF School of Dentistry Strategic Plan (2010-2014) [1]
MISSION: Advancing oral, craniofacial, and public health through excellence in education, discovery, and patient-centered care.
VISION: To be a worldwide leader in dental education and public health, clinical practice, and scientific discovery.
VALUES: Our core values encompass our operating philosophy and principles that guide us in our daily actions and decisions, as well as in our interactions with others.
- We will strive for excellence in the clinical practice of dentistry and provide quality patient care in the most efficient and effective manner to achieve optimal patient health.
- We will provide innovative, inter-professional educational experiences that develop students as integral members of the health care team and future leaders.
- We will generate and disseminate new knowledge in our research and discovery, and its applications, to improve the public's health and oral health, locally, nationally, and internationally.
- We will foster an environment in which all students, employees, clinicians, and researchers can reach their highest personal academic and professional potential.
- We will strive for excellence and continuous quality improvement in all of our activities.
- We will act ethically, openly, honestly, respectfully, and with integrity in our daily actions and interactions.
- We will pursue the advancement of knowledge while meeting the highest standards of honesty, accuracy, and objectivity.
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- We respect the ideas, rights, and dignity of all students, faculty, staff, patients, colleagues, and community partners. We will act with concern and sensitivity, considering the impact of our actions on others.
- We respect all patients and provide them with compassionate, ethical, and culturally appropriate treatment.
- We respect and value the opinions of others whose backgrounds or perspectives may differ from our own.
- We value diversity and will not tolerate discrimination or harassment.
- We encourage collaboration and cooperation among all units in our organization, and among faculty, staff, students, and our community.
- We understand the need for change and embrace new challenges.
- We value teamwork in our approach to finding innovative solutions to common problems.
- We will exercise sound judgment and serve the best interests of our patients, the institution, and our community.
- We accept responsibility for our decisions and actions. We celebrate our successes and learn from our experiences.
- We promote efficient operations and controls; responsible and transparent management and reporting; and protection of the public's assets.
- We will be accountable for our conduct and compliance with applicable laws and University policies.
- Our strength, and competitive advantage, is and always will be people.
- We will develop team leadership and management skills at every level.
- We will continually learn and share ideas and knowledge.
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Dr. Richard F. Daines, health commissioner for the state of New York from 2007-2010, and a USU alumnus, worked under then Governor David Paterson in support of a proposed New York state public health policy to add the tax to sugary soda. Dr. Daines spoke and wrote on the subject, up until his untimely death at age 60, in February 2011.
A headline in the New York Times back on April 4, 2010, read, "Health Official Willing to go to the Mat Over Obesity and Sugared Sodas." That health official was Dr. Daines. (see his bio below)
Dr. Daines was defending a proposed penny-an-ounce tax on sugared sodas. The article continued, "The state budget office estimates such a tax would raise $1 billion a year when fully in effect, and reduce consumption by 15 percent, an estimate based, Dr. Daines says, on industry price elasticity models." The tax proposal was supported by the health care workers' union and the Greater New York Hospital Association, partly because the earnings were designated to be used to stave off health service cuts.
People in the soft-drink industry had argued that the link between soda consumption and obesity hadn't been proved. Dr. Daines replied, "It's obviously scientifically plausible that if you reduce consumption of excess calories, you reduce obesity." The proposed tax failed to pass, and a revised version of the bill changed the sales tax to an excise tax that would have brought in some $450 million to help stave off imminent health cost cuts. The revised bill also failed to pass.
Today, in 2013, 33 states have a soft drink tax, but New York isn't one of them. In addition, one third of U.S. adults are considered clinically obese, along with 20% of kids. Some 24 million Americans have type-2 diabetes, often related to poor diet, and 79 million have pre-diabetes symptoms. A group of health advocates asked the FDA in February "to regulate the amount of caloric sweeteners in sodas and other beverages, arguing that the scientific consensus is that the level of added sugars in those products is unsafe."1 The medical cost of obesity in the U.S. was estimated at $190 billion for 2005, in the Journal of Health Economics.
Most recently, in February 2013, New York State Supreme Court Judge Milton Tingling struck down a separate law formulated in May 2011 that would have banned the sale of sugary soft drinks larger than 16 ounces in New York City. The ruling overturned the law one day before it was to be implemented, with Justice Tingling calling the proposed limits "arbitrary and capricious." The ruling came in response to a lawsuit filed against the law by the American soft-drink industry.
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LISBON – The Town Council approved an amendment to the site plan review law allowing the code enforcement officer to give building permits for single family dwellings without consulting the Planning Board.
The amended law will be reviewed by the state and official adopted within the next several weeks.
The Council also approved two new members to the Planning Board, William E. Wheeler and Mark Hyde at Wednesdays Council meeting. Planning Board Member Glen Harris has yet to officially resign, despite the fact that he has not attended Planning Board meetings since October 2012.
Lisbon attorney Charles B. Nash said the law passed at Wednesdays meeting gives the code enforcement officer more freedom.
The building permit was always issued by the code enforcement officer, he said, but now it doesnt have to go through the site plan review process.
Town Councilor Susan M. Duffy said the new law will make the process of approving new building projects more accessible and wont waste the time of the all-volunteer Planning Board.
Ms. Duffy said the code enforcement officer is responsible for knowing the state building laws, not the Planning Board.
I think its a waste of time for people to volunteer and come out, Ms. Duffy said, and they dont know the laws.
But Ms. Duffy said there should be a better way for people to appeal the decision of the code enforcement officer.
The new law, as with the old law, requires people appeal to the state Supreme Court if they disagree with the decision of the code enforcement officer.
There should be a better way to appeal, Ms. Duffy said. We shouldnt have to make a landowner go out and spend money on lawyers; they should be spending their money on engineers . Its crazy and its not fair.
The Town Council will consider a localized appeals process at an undetermined future meeting.
Planning Board Member Steven Jemison said, I could see having some sort of recourse to the Planning Board where [an appeal] doesnt have to go to a judge . [The Planning Board can be] a liaison to the community.
Mr. Jemison, however, said the town should consider hiring a full time code enforcement officer.
Code Enforcement Officer Christopher J. Sherwin is currently working 12 hours a week for Lisbon.
Last year Mr. Sherwin attended three Planning Board meetings.
For the record, Mr. Sherwin said, Im not obligated to attend Planning Board meetings.
Town Supervisor James W. Armstrong said increasing Mr. Sherwins hours should be part of next years budget deliberations.
Town Councilor Alan D. Dailey said he is supportive of increasing Mr. Sherwins hours if there is community support. As long as people know that if we do that were putting a bigger tax burden on ourselves.
Ms. Duffy said the town should also continue to pursue changing the site plan review law further to remove the one-acre minimum requirement for new building.
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Mr. Nash said, The site plan review law is not supposed to be zoning, and agreed that the one-acre minimum may be acting as de-facto zoning for the town of Lisbon.
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HIV infection is a major global health problem. Survival and quality of life for HIV subjects has tremendously improved with the advent of a class of antivirals called protease inhibitors and the utilization of highly active combination therapy. However, such therapy has been associated with a syndrome called lipodystrophy. This lipodystrophy syndrome causes body shape changes; typically thinning and loss of fat from the arms, legs and face, with increased fat appearing in the abdomen and neck. There are also metabolic changes which occur, and subjects can develop increased triglycerides, increased cholesterol and an increased risk for diabetes as indicated by increasing insulin resistance. This study will take HIV positive subjects who have not yet started antiviral medications (treatment naive)and randomly assign them to one of two treatment arms. These treatment arms will be: Sustiva/Zerit/Epivir vs. Viracept/Zerit/Epivir The subjects will be treated and followed for two years and have extensive metabolic testing, skinfold thickness measurements, MRI scans and other measures to determine if and how they are experiencing changes in metabolism or body shape and to discover the mechanism of why this occurs. Understanding the mechanism should allow researchers to design interventions for subjects who have lipodystrophy and strategies to prevent lipodystrophy from occurring to subjects treated with antivirals in the future.
HIV Infections
Drug: Nelfinavir mesylate
Drug: Stavudine
Drug: Lamivudine
Drug: Efavirenz
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Primary Purpose: Diagnostic
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|The Study of Mechanisms of Lipodystrophy in HIV-Infected Patients
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Inclusion Criteria:
- CD4 count > 200 cells/mm
- HIV RNA (viral load) <= 100,000 copies/ml
- No previous antiviral therapy
Exclusion Criteria:
- AIDS or opportunistic infections
- Active intravenous drug users
- Use of: corticosteroids, androgens, lipid-lowering drugs, anti-fungal medications, oxandrolone, megace, dehydroepiandrosterone.
- Subjects with diabetes mellitus
- Subjects who consume > 2 alcoholic drinks per day
- Pregnant women, premenopausal women unless adequate birth control is in use.
- Acute or chronic liver diseases, liver enzymes elevations > 2.5 times the upper limit of normal.
- Anemia, an Hct < 35% for men, or < 32% for women.
- Abnormal thyroid function tests.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00006190
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Keywords provided by National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK):
Insulin resistance
Adipose tissue
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lipid Metabolism Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
Skin Diseases
Skin Diseases, Metabolic
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
HIV Protease Inhibitors
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HEIDEMAN, McKAY, HEUGLY & OLSEN, LLC
Plaintiff, NOTICE OF SALE
CAROL RICH, Judge: GEORGE M. HARMOND, Jr.
Sheriff's Sale at the front door of the Carbon County Court Complex,
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hour of 1:00 P.M., of said day that real property, to realize
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Description of a parcel of land in Carbon County, Utah which is
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said Section 7; thence North 00º32'34" West 156.66 feet along the
West line of said Section 7; thence North 00º32'29" West 1328.78
feet along the West line of said Section 7 to the point of beginning.
TOGETHER with a non-exclusive right of way to be used for public
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Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of said Section 7 running
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thence North 150 feet; thence West 161 feet; thence South 25 feet to
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LISBON - Heading into the final three minutes of Wednesday nights championship of the 15th annual James Darcy Memorial Tournament, host Lisbon and Canton had never been separated by more than five points.
Until the final three minutes Lisbons 3-2 zone defense and Cantons hard-nosed man-to-man and zone combinations had dictated the flow.
Then guard Jake Putney and forward Jimmy Robinson formed an inside outside combination which carried the host Golden Knights to a 47-37 victory and their fourth straight tournament title.
Sparking the Knights to an 11-2 finish, Putney netted a three for a 39-35 lead with 2:38 to play, Robinson followed with an athletic drive through traffic and a flying follow-up at the rim on a fastbreak and Putney netted four straight free throws in the final 41.5 seconds.
This was a very nice team victory in a very tough game. Jake Putney and Jimmy Robinson had big scoring nights but a lot of people came through with key plays. Ryan Buckley was a force on the boards in both games and Matt Willard hit two big shots in the second quarter, said Lisbon Coach Sean Backus who had been a close friend of the late James Darcy since childhood.
It was very important to win this tournament for Rusty (James Rusty Darcy who took over his fathers scorekeeping duties) and James (senior forward James Darcy).
Robinson was honored as the tournaments MVP after scoring a game-high 16 points with six in the fourth quarter and Putney scored seven of his 13 points in the fourth. Point guard Adam Felt tallied six points and earned All-Tournament honors for his leadership on both sides of the ball.
Matt Willard converted a putback and a three-pointer on consecutive possessions to key Lisbons 9-2 advantage in the second quarter. Buckley finished with three points and James Darcy and Dave Turri each added two.
Cantons All-Tournament selections were guard Bryant Wentworth who passed out 21 assists and made eight steals in two games and center Evan LaPoint who tallied seven points with seven rebounds in the championship game. Scott Wight led Canton (5-9) in scoring with 15 points which included three threes and a trey which gave the Cantons their only lead of the game midway through the third quarter. Nicholas Archibald scored six points followed by Ryan Caldwell and Cody Peters with field goals and Frank Palumbo with a free throw.
Lisbon played a good zone which was good for us because all of the teams in the Central League play mostly man-to-man, said Canton Coach Bill Porter.
We played hard and hung in there until the end. Lisbon has very good players and Jimmy Robinson made some big plays inside at the end which gave them the edge.
SLC 46, Hammond 21: The Larries dominated the consolation game with their trapping defense which limited Hammond to seven points in the second half. All-Tournament selection Zane Ramsdell provided a skilled focal point of the offense by scoring 21 points, hitting six of seven free throws, grabbing 12 rebounds and adding four assists and three steals. Josh White and Tyler Savage (4 steals) added six points each followed by Shane Fuentes with five.
Poised sophomore Brock Tulley hit the Devils only three-pointer and earned All-Tournament selection for Hammond which was led in scoring by six points from Ryan Proven and Nolan Martin.
Potsdam won the JV title in a 47-37 victory over Canton led by Tournament MVP Jack Byrnes who scored 14 points, All-Tourney selection Jake Mitchell, who scored eight points, and Ethan van Blommestein, who netted 11 points.
Louden Porter scored a game-high 19 points for Canton and earned All-Tournament selection with Mike Cougler. Montana Meashaw tallied nine points for the Bears.
St. Lawrence Central hit six straight free throws in the final 51 seconds to hold off a Lisbon rally in a 44-34 consolation game victory. All-Tournament pick Trent Samnier, who scored 10 points from the line, Cole Meacham and Brad Simmons all hit two free throws in the games climax.
Koby Jordan earned All-Tournament honors for Lisbon which was led in scoring by Donnie Dupreys eight points and seven from Alex Graveline and Tristan Vine.
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With 14-bit analog-to-digital conversion, the EOS Rebel T4i captures and records images with remarkable gradations and detail in subtle tones and colors, resulting in more realistic and detailed images. By recording up to 16,384 colors per channel the EOS Rebel T4i ensures that the fine detail found in subjects like foliage, sky and water are preserved and recorded with a tremendous level of accuracy, ensuring gorgeous results.
Thanks to its new DIGIC 5 Image Processor, the EOS Rebel T4i features an expanded ISO range of ISO 100–12800 (expandable to 25600 in H mode) that makes shooting possible in situations previously unthinkable without flash. The Rebel T4i, with the DIGIC 5 Image Processor's remarkable noise-reduction technology sets a new standard for Rebel cameras and low-light photography. Along with one of Canon's EF or EF-S lenses with Optical Image Stabilizer, the EOS Rebel T4i can record beautiful images even when light sources are scarce.
The Rebel T4i is the first Rebel to feature Canon's DIGIC 5 Image Processor. The DIGIC 5 Image Processor works with the camera's CMOS sensor to deliver images with incredible detail in more situations, without the need for artificial light sources. With the power of the DIGIC 5 Image Processor the Rebel T4i can achieve higher ISO sensitivity, can shoot up to 5.0 fps continuously and can even perform advanced functions like HDR Backlight Control, art filters, lens correction and much more. The brilliant "brain" of the camera, this imaging engine supercharges every facet of still and moving image capture.
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Directed by: Anthony Mann
Cast: Christopher Plummer, James Mason, Sophia Loren, Alec Guinness, Stephen Boyd, Omar Sharif, Mel Ferrer, Finlay Currie, John Ireland, Andrew Keir, Eric Porter, Anthony Quayle, Douglas Wilmer, Norman Wooland