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|Thursday October 08, 2015 @09:58AM
|IP Address May Associate Lyft CTO With Uber Data Breach
|Tuesday August 11, 2015 @12:13PM
|Oracle Exec: Stop Sending Vulnerability Reports
|Thursday August 06, 2015 @11:59AM
|U.K. Government Seeking To End Reliance On Oracle
|Thursday July 30, 2015 @12:20PM
|Oracle To Debut Low-Cost SPARC Chip Next Month
|Thursday March 19, 2015 @03:30PM
|Why I Choose PostgreSQL Over MySQL/MariaDB
|Thursday March 19, 2015 @10:48AM
|Why I Choose PostgreSQL Over MySQL/MariaDB
|Tuesday January 13, 2015 @11:25AM
|Ask Slashdot: Linux Database GUI Application Development?
|Wednesday November 12, 2014 @03:42PM
|Amazon Goes After Oracle (Again) With New Aurora Database
|Friday November 07, 2014 @09:39PM
|Ask Slashdot: Choosing a Data Warehouse Server System?
|Thursday September 25, 2014 @02:31AM
|Yale Researchers Prove That ACID Is Scalable
|Thursday September 25, 2014 @02:31AM
|Testing the MongoDB Global Write Lock Improvements
|Thursday September 25, 2014 @02:21AM
|UK's National Health Service Moves To NoSQL Running On an Open-Source Stack
|Thursday September 04, 2014 @03:35PM
|Privacy Vulnerabilities In Coursera, Including Exposed Student Email Addresses
|Thursday August 07, 2014 @09:45AM
|Oracle Database Redaction Trivial To Bypass, Says David Litchfield
|Wednesday July 30, 2014 @07:52PM
|Ask Slashdot: When Is It Better To Modify the ERP vs. Interfacing It?
|Monday July 28, 2014 @10:52AM
|Oracle Offers Custom Intel Chips and Unanticipated Costs
|Thursday May 15, 2014 @12:46PM
|Ask Slashdot: Easy-To-Use Alternative To MS Access For a Charity's Database?
|Monday March 31, 2014 @10:52AM
|MariaDB 10 Released, Now With NoSQL Support
|Monday February 10, 2014 @08:15PM
|Surrogate Database Key, Not Bitcoin Protocol Flaw, To Blame For Mt Gox Problems
|Wednesday December 25, 2013 @09:27AM
|Why Don't Open Source Databases Use GPUs?
|Sunday November 24, 2013 @10:37AM
|NYT: Healthcare.gov Project Chaos Due Partly To Unorthodox Database Choice
|Thursday October 17, 2013 @12:22PM
|Capturing the Flag, SQLi-Style
|Monday September 23, 2013 @10:44AM
|Oracle Promises 100x Faster DB Queries With New In-Memory Option
|Sunday September 22, 2013 @05:16PM
|Will Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn Stay With MySQL?
|Monday September 09, 2013 @06:59PM
|A Tale of Two MySQL Bugs
|Friday August 30, 2013 @08:00PM
|Ask Slashdot: Speeding Up Personal Anti-Spam Filters?
|Thursday August 01, 2013 @11:13AM
|CouchDB: Roll Your Own, Or Go With a Service?
|Tuesday July 16, 2013 @12:44PM
|Database Loophole Lets Legislators Avoid Photo Radar Tickets
|Saturday July 13, 2013 @11:59AM
|Ask Slashdot: Learning DB the Right Way; Books, Tutorials, or What?
|Friday July 12, 2013 @08:18PM
|Ask Slashdot: Is Postgres On Par With Oracle?
|Thursday June 27, 2013 @01:33PM
|Node.js and MongoDB Turning JavaScript Into a Full-Stack Language
|Thursday June 27, 2013 @08:30AM
|Review: Oracle Database 12c
|Wednesday June 26, 2013 @11:52AM
|Monty Suggests a Business-Friendly License That Trends Open
|Wednesday May 22, 2013 @12:51PM
|MariaDB vs. MySQL: A Performance Comparison
|Monday May 06, 2013 @10:30AM
|There Is No Reason At All To Use MySQL: MariaDB, MySQL Founder Michael Widenius
|Thursday April 25, 2013 @11:50AM
|MySQL Founders Reunite To Form SkySQL
|Tuesday April 23, 2013 @08:57AM
|Harvard/MIT Student Creates GPU Database, Hacker-Style
|Tuesday April 23, 2013 @08:38AM
|Wikipedia Moved To MariaDB 5.5
|Monday April 15, 2013 @01:02PM
|Google's BigQuery Vs. Hadoop: a Matchup
|Friday March 29, 2013 @12:00PM
|Security Fix Leads To PostgreSQL Lock Down
|Thursday March 28, 2013 @12:17AM
|MySQL's Creator On Why the Future Belongs To MariaDB
|Sunday March 24, 2013 @12:25PM
|Longest Running Linux Distribution Slackware Adopts MariaDB
|Monday March 18, 2013 @01:17PM
|Google BigQuery Is Now Even Bigger
|Thursday March 07, 2013 @02:40PM
|Former MySQL CEO Mårten Mickos Talks About Managing Remote Workers (Video)
|Monday March 04, 2013 @09:05AM
|$100 Million Student Database Worries Parents
|Monday March 04, 2013 @05:08AM
|Giant database of school children. What could go wrong?
|Friday February 22, 2013 @07:48PM
|A Tale of Two Databases, Revisited: DynamoDB and MongoDB
|Thursday February 21, 2013 @02:37PM
|Why My Team Went With DynamoDB Over MongoDB
|Tuesday February 05, 2013 @11:14AM
|MySQL 5.6 Reaches General Availability
|Tuesday January 22, 2013 @09:48AM
|Fedora 19 Nixing MySQL in Favor of MariaDB
|Friday January 04, 2013 @10:12PM
|Cassandra NoSQL Database 1.2 Released
|Wednesday December 12, 2012 @12:17PM
|PostgreSQL 9.3 Will Feature UPDATEable Views
|Tuesday November 27, 2012 @09:43AM
|NYC Police Gathering Cellphone Logs
|Tuesday November 27, 2012 @09:05AM
|NY city police gathering cellphone ogs
|Saturday November 03, 2012 @07:49PM
|Dragonfly BSD 3.2 Released
|Sunday October 28, 2012 @11:15AM
|Vermont cops replace clunky records management system with open-source solution
|Thursday September 20, 2012 @01:57PM
|Google Spanner: First Globally Scalable Database With External Consistency
|Monday September 17, 2012 @02:01PM
|Google's Spanner - Database that knows what time it is
|Monday September 10, 2012 @06:20PM
|PostgreSQL 9.2 Out with Greatly Improved Scalability
|Sunday September 09, 2012 @03:22AM
|World's Smallest And Fastest Database
|Friday August 17, 2012 @10:38PM
|Is MySQL Slowly Turning Closed Source?
|Friday August 03, 2012 @12:36AM
|Database Developed of Every US Bomb Dropped Since WWI
|Monday July 23, 2012 @03:21PM
|NSA Mimics Google, Angers Senate
|Tuesday July 10, 2012 @08:30AM
|Ask Slashdot: Documenting a Tangle of Network Devices?
|Friday July 06, 2012 @12:34PM
|Documenting Network Devices
|Sunday June 24, 2012 @07:21PM
|MemSQL Makers Say They've Created the Fastest Database On the Planet
|Sunday June 24, 2012 @04:01AM
|The Notorious B.I.G. Data
|Friday June 22, 2012 @07:44AM
|The Fastest Database One the Planet
|Wednesday May 30, 2012 @12:52PM
|Google's F1 - Scalable Alternative to MySQL
|Wednesday May 23, 2012 @01:05PM
|Microsoft Research Introduces Record-Beating MinuteSort Tech
|Wednesday May 23, 2012 @09:53AM
|New MinuteSort Record Set by Microsoft Research
|Wednesday May 16, 2012 @08:52AM
|Moving From CouchDB To MySQL
|Thursday April 26, 2012 @03:58PM
|Critical Vuln Found In All Current Oracle DB Servers
|Tuesday April 17, 2012 @06:36PM
|Oracle Issues Massive Security Update for 88 Vulnerabilities
|Tuesday April 03, 2012 @08:04AM
|Blue Gecko is an 11 Year Old Remote Database Administration Startup (Video)
|Friday March 30, 2012 @03:34PM
|GreenSQL is a Database Security Solution, says CTO David Maman (Video)
|Monday March 19, 2012 @02:19PM
|Semantic Databases are the Next Frontier for Big Data
|Thursday February 16, 2012 @02:32PM
|Oracle Claims Dramatic MySQL Performance Improvements
|Wednesday January 25, 2012 @10:52PM
|OzLog: Unlimited Private Data Retention For Australia?
|Tuesday January 24, 2012 @08:18PM
|OzLog: unlimited private data retention for Oz law
|Tuesday January 17, 2012 @12:58PM
|Serious Oracle Flaw Revealed; Patch Coming
|Monday January 16, 2012 @08:13PM
|Ask Slashdot: Open Source vs Proprietary GIS Solution?
|Tuesday January 03, 2012 @10:08AM
|Ask Slashdot: Which Web Platform Would You Use?
|Tuesday November 22, 2011 @01:10PM
|Canonical Drops CouchDB From Ubuntu One
|Tuesday November 22, 2011 @12:43PM
|Canonical drops CouchDB from Ubuntu One
|Thursday November 10, 2011 @09:42AM
|IT's Next Hot Job: Hadoop Guru
|Wednesday November 09, 2011 @03:20PM
|IT's Next Hot Job: Hadoop Guru
|Monday October 10, 2011 @06:19PM
|LedgerSMB 1.3.0 Released
|Wednesday September 28, 2011 @05:21AM
|Oracle's Commercial Moves with MySQL are Drawing S
|Sunday September 25, 2011 @03:46PM
|Using a Supercomputer To Predict Revolutions
|Sunday September 11, 2011 @05:59PM
|Type Safety Coming To DB Queries
|Thursday August 25, 2011 @01:15AM
|NewSQL: SQL meets NoSQL
|Monday August 15, 2011 @12:33PM
|Fluidinfo, Wikipedia For Databases
|Wednesday August 03, 2011 @08:38AM
|Apple Removes MySQL From Lion Server
|Saturday July 30, 2011 @07:14AM
|Unified NoSQL Query Language Launched
|Friday July 29, 2011 @05:00PM
|Unified NoSQL query language launched
|Thursday July 21, 2011 @02:58PM
|Making Sense of the NoSQL Standouts
|Saturday July 09, 2011 @08:56AM
|Facebook Trapped In MySQL a 'Fate Worse Than Death'
|Friday July 08, 2011 @05:19AM
|UK police database abuse 'hugely intrusive'
|Monday June 06, 2011 @12:21PM
|Oracle Brings 17 Java Security Fixes in June Patch
|Friday June 03, 2011 @08:52PM
|Court Demands American Airlines List Its Flights On Orbitz
|Thursday June 02, 2011 @05:01PM
|Ask Slashdot: Verifying Security of a Hosted Site?
|Tuesday May 03, 2011 @11:21PM
|Mickos Says MySQL Code Better Than Ever Under Oracle
|Thursday April 07, 2011 @04:53PM
|SQL and NoSQL are Two Sides of the Same Coin
|Thursday March 17, 2011 @04:08PM
|Drizzle Hits General Availability
|Wednesday March 16, 2011 @11:38AM
|Iris-Scan ID Cards For Children In Mexico
|Tuesday February 08, 2011 @08:50PM
|CouchOne, Membase Merge, Form NoSQL Powerhouse
|Sunday January 16, 2011 @08:46PM
|Cassandra 0.7 Can Pack 2 Billion Columns Into a Row
|Sunday January 16, 2011 @07:16PM
|Cassandra 0.7 can pack 2bn columns into a row
|Thursday November 25, 2010 @04:28PM
|CA Sues Over DB2 Migration Tool
|Thursday November 18, 2010 @03:47PM
|Horizontal Scaling of SQL Databases?
|Monday September 27, 2010 @02:05AM
|Why Browsers Blamed DNS For Facebook Outage
|Sunday September 26, 2010 @10:43AM
|You Are Not Mark Zuckerberg, So Stay In School
|Saturday September 25, 2010 @11:26AM
|Facebook Unveils Details of Downtime
|Thursday September 23, 2010 @10:21PM
|Swedes Cast Write-In Votes for SQL Injection, Donald Duck
|Sunday September 12, 2010 @08:17AM
|Google Caffeine Drops MapReduce, Adds "Colossus"
|Monday August 16, 2010 @07:10PM
|How Do You Organize Your Experimental Data?
|Saturday August 07, 2010 @07:53AM
|Cache On Delivery — Memcached Opens an Accidental Security Hole
|Sunday July 18, 2010 @07:12AM
|Developing a Niche Online-Content Indexing System?
|Thursday July 08, 2010 @05:42PM
|Good Database Design Books?
|Thursday July 08, 2010 @02:41PM
|Cisco Says Vegas Conference Attendees' Information Was Leaked
|Tuesday July 06, 2010 @11:28AM
|Good IC / Electronic Component Inventory Software?
|Thursday June 17, 2010 @07:48PM
|Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Names
|Wednesday June 16, 2010 @08:20PM
|US Sues Oracle Over Alleged Overcharging
|Wednesday June 09, 2010 @12:12PM
|What Is New In PostgreSQL 9.0
|Wednesday June 09, 2010 @12:10PM
|What is new in PostgreSQL 9.0
|Thursday May 27, 2010 @04:18PM
|Are We Ready For a True Data Disaster?
|Tuesday May 11, 2010 @01:38PM
|Scalability In the Cloud Era Isn't What You Think
|Saturday May 08, 2010 @01:43PM
|Cassandra and Voldemort Benchmarked
|Friday May 07, 2010 @10:40PM
|Cassandra and Voldemort benchmarked
|Sunday April 25, 2010 @09:57PM
|Mass. Data Security Law Says "Thou Shalt Encrypt"
|Friday April 09, 2010 @10:46PM
|Explaining Oracle's Sun Takeover — "For the Hardware"
|Thursday April 01, 2010 @01:04PM
|Postgres Project To Go NoSQL
|Monday March 29, 2010 @12:09PM
|Atom Processors Set New Record For Power-Efficient Sorting
|Monday March 22, 2010 @02:16PM
|Performance improvements in JDBC module published
|Saturday March 13, 2010 @02:00PM
|Key Web App Standard Approaches Consensus
|Saturday March 13, 2010 @07:43AM
|Digg Says Yes To NoSQL Cassandra DB, Bye To MySQL
|Friday March 12, 2010 @04:35PM
|Digg says yes to NoSQL, bye to MySQL
|Thursday March 11, 2010 @07:17PM
|Drizzle's Future Moving To Rackspace?
|Friday February 26, 2010 @01:42AM
|Anatomy of a SQL Injection Attack
|Tuesday February 23, 2010 @02:26PM
|How Twitter Is Moving To the Cassandra Database
|Thursday January 21, 2010 @12:30AM
|Open source experiment management software
|Tuesday January 19, 2010 @02:16PM
|USPTO Grants Google a Patent On MapReduce
|Saturday January 09, 2010 @09:39PM
|The FBI wants to know about your IT skills
|Saturday January 09, 2010 @01:25AM
|Why Oracle can't easily kill PostgreSQL
|Wednesday January 06, 2010 @07:11AM
|Google Wants to Administer the First White Spaces
|Tuesday January 05, 2010 @10:05AM
|Monty Wants To Save MySQL
|Saturday December 19, 2009 @01:37AM
|First MySQL 5.5 Beta Released
|Friday December 18, 2009 @12:11PM
|First MySQL 5.5 beta released
|Wednesday December 16, 2009 @09:55PM
|3 database kings disagree on how to face Hadoop
|Monday December 14, 2009 @12:04PM
|Oracle responds to MySQL purchase concerns
|Sunday December 13, 2009 @01:01AM
|Monty says: Help saving MySQL
|Monday December 07, 2009 @01:09PM
|Future of RDBMS is RAM Clouds & SSD
|Monday November 30, 2009 @08:43AM
|Linux OOM Killer - Experimental Thoughts
|Wednesday November 11, 2009 @02:51PM
|EC Formally Objects To Oracle's Purchase of Sun
|Monday November 09, 2009 @07:35PM
|The NoSQL Ecosystem
|Tuesday October 27, 2009 @08:21AM
|Amazon Cloud Adds Hosted MySQL
|Thursday October 22, 2009 @03:39PM
|Brian Aker Responds To RMS On Dual Licensing
|Tuesday October 20, 2009 @12:16PM
|MySQL Cofounder Says Oracle Should Sell Database To a Neutral 3d Party
|Wednesday September 30, 2009 @02:24PM
|Oracle Fined For Benchmark Claims
|Thursday September 24, 2009 @07:01PM
|Data Locking In a Web Application?
|Friday September 04, 2009 @10:43AM
|How a Team of Geeks Cracked the Spy Trade
|Thursday August 13, 2009 @09:28AM
|Database Error Costs Social Security Victims $500M
|Saturday July 25, 2009 @05:03PM
|Copyright Status of Thermodynamic Properties?
|Wednesday July 22, 2009 @05:55PM
|'Power Capping' the Datacenter
|Tuesday July 21, 2009 @01:47PM
|Researchers Create Database-Hadoop Hybrid
|Wednesday July 15, 2009 @06:20PM
|Google's Chiller-Less Data Center
|Monday July 06, 2009 @10:31AM
|Open Source Search Engine Benchmarks
|Thursday July 02, 2009 @05:09PM
|Enthusiasts Convene To Say No To SQL, Hash Out New DB Breed
|Wednesday July 01, 2009 @11:33PM
|NSA To Build 20-Acre Data Center In Utah
|Wednesday July 01, 2009 @04:00PM
|PostgreSQL 8.4 Out
|Wednesday July 01, 2009 @02:43PM
|PostgreSQL 8.4 Out
|Wednesday June 24, 2009 @10:28PM
|IT and Health Care
|Thursday June 04, 2009 @02:59PM
|One Approach To Open Source Code Contribution and Testing
|Wednesday June 03, 2009 @06:34PM
|Cisco Introduces Rackmount Servers
|Monday June 01, 2009 @09:20AM
|SQL in a Nutshell
|Monday June 01, 2009 @09:17AM
|SQL in a Nutshell
|Thursday May 21, 2009 @04:40PM
|Has MySQL Forked Beyond Repair?
|Friday May 15, 2009 @02:33AM
|MySQL Founder Starts Open Database Alliance, Plans Refactoring
|Monday May 04, 2009 @10:01AM
|The Manga Guide to Databases
|Friday May 01, 2009 @08:47AM
|A Look Into the FBI's "Everything Bucket"
|Thursday April 30, 2009 @08:16AM
|Web Analytics Databases Get Even Larger
|Thursday April 23, 2009 @09:04AM
|Sun Announces New MySQL, Michael Widenius Forks
|Thursday April 09, 2009 @02:19PM
|What If Oracle Bought Sun Microsystems?
|Wednesday April 08, 2009 @05:13PM
|Building a Searchable Literature Archive With Keywords?
|Monday March 30, 2009 @06:08PM
|Locating the Real MySQL
|Thursday March 26, 2009 @02:45PM
|What an IBM-Sun Merger Might Mean For Java, MySQL, Developers
|Tuesday March 24, 2009 @01:44PM
|"Slacker DBs" vs. Old-Guard DBs
|Monday March 23, 2009 @01:10PM
|Refactoring SQL Applications
|Sunday March 22, 2009 @06:21PM
|Reasonable Hardware For Home VM Experimentation?
|Tuesday March 17, 2009 @06:01AM
|DB Query Becomes Browseable In Virtual World
|Monday February 16, 2009 @01:15PM
|Is the Relational Database Doomed?
|Monday February 09, 2009 @04:56PM
|Five Questions With Michael Widenius
|Friday February 06, 2009 @04:26AM
|MySQL Co-Founder Monty Widenius Quits Sun
|Monday February 02, 2009 @04:49PM
|MySQL Ends Enterprise Server Source Tarballs
|Thursday January 22, 2009 @12:57AM
|How To Set Up A Load-Balanced MySQL Cluster
|Tuesday January 20, 2009 @04:59PM
|Visualizing Complex Data Sets?
|Saturday January 10, 2009 @10:07AM
|Oracle and PostgreSQL Debate
|Monday December 15, 2008 @11:06PM
|Is MySQL's Community Eating the Company?
|Tuesday December 09, 2008 @09:34PM
|Sun's Mickos Is OK With Monty's MySQL 5.1 Rant
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Section, Pub. L. 87–794, title III, § 321,Oct. 11, 1962, 76 Stat. 892, authorized giving of adjustment assistance to workers. See section 2271 et seq. of this title.
Effective Date of Repeal
Repeal effective on 90th day following Jan. 3, 1975, see note set out under section 1901 of this title.
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- Northern New York Newspapers
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The Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency board on Thursday approved a 15-year tax break for a restoration project to build 50 apartments on the upper floors of the Woolworth building on Public Square.
Developers David Gallo and Erich H. Seber are expected to close on the financing for the $15.4 million project in the next two months, it was reported at the board meeting. Along with one- and two-bedroom affordable apartments, the project will include 11,000 square feet of mixed-use commercial space on the ground floor.
To be made final, the payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement, or PILOT, will have to be approved Tuesday by the Jefferson County Board of Legislators; it was approved last month by the city of Watertown and the Watertown City School District.
The city asked the JCIDA to lead negotiations with the taxing jurisdictions to approve the tax break, said Donald C. Alexander, CEO of the development agency. He said the entities cooperated to get the project approved because they all recognized the importance of restoring the historic downtown building.
The Woolworth project, in my view, is one of the best things that have happened in the community because we all understood the need to work together to get this done, Mr. Alexander said. Projects like these cannot occur without the support of this tax-incentive program. If we were not using it, that building would be demolished and the citys taxpayers would have to pay the bill. And if the downtown looks like a derelict Detroit, no one wants to be a part of it.
In April, the JCIDA board agreed it would stop shepherding tax breaks for housing developers. But in the case of the Woolworth project, city officials reached out for the agencys assistance to negotiate the PILOT, said board Chairman David J. Converse.
Thats the big thing, that the city came to us to say they wanted this project, because weve been on the record saying wed offer no more tax breaks unless a municipality comes to us first, he said. This is a historical building in downtown Watertown, and it goes to show that the IDA is doing its best to help out the city.
I think we should send Mayor Graham a thank-you letter, quipped board member W. Edward Walldroff.
Although state law prohibits IDAs from providing tax incentives for retail projects, the Woolworth building is an exception because its located within a distressed economic area, JCIDA attorney W. James Heary said. The county administrator will be required to approve the PILOT as an exception under state law.
The PILOT would start at a fixed rate of $9,000; in year five, it would increase to $12,000, then climb to $15,000 in the 10th year. The full payment of $24,578 will be required in the 16th year.
The Woolworth restoration project also will be funded by $1.073 million in housing tax credits and $750,000 in Housing Trust Fund money that was awarded in May. Developers also acquired a $2.5 million Restore New York grant.
The Woolworth project is just one of a handful of downtown restoration plans introduced by developers this year that the JCIDA is expected to play a role in moving forward with tax incentives. Developer Brian H. Murray is restoring the ground floor of the City Center Plaza and has crafted a plan to renovate the Lincoln Building into apartments and commercial space. COR Development Co., Fayetteville, will demolish the former Mercy Hospital on Stone Street to build residential, retail and commercial space on the property.
The negotiation between municipal leaders to approve 15-year tax break for the Woolworth building is a blueprint that will enable us to move forward with other projects downtown, Mr. Alexander said. And a collective approach is the only way to do that.
On Thursday the JCIDA board also approved an amended loan for Stream Internationals capital improvement project that will increase Jefferson County Local Development Corp.s contribution from $400,000 to $500,000. The adjustment was needed because the agency discovered that North Country Alliances bylaws prevent it from making the $100,000 loan it previously approved. Also contributing loans toward the $4.2 million expansion of the Arsenal Street call center will be the Development Authority of the North Country, in the amount of $250,000, and Watertown Local Development Corp., also in the amount of $250,000.
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The Queen of Versailles
Jackie and David were triumphantly constructing the biggest house in America - a sprawling, 90,000-square-foot palace inspired by Versailles - when their timeshare empire falters due to the economic crisis. Their rags-to-riches-to-rags story reveals the innate virtues and flaws of the American Dream.
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BUCKSPORT, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - October has been a hard month for Christina and Corey Darveau. Full of firsts, including one of their firsts Halloweens without their daughter Taylor.
The 15-year-old killed in a car accident October 3, when she was on her way home in a vehicle driven by a friend. The friend had only had their licence for two months and wasn't supposed to have anyone other than family in the vehicle with them. The vehicle ended up veering off the road and striking a tree on Bucksmills Road, resulting in Taylor's death.
"I don't ever want to see anybody else have to go through what we've been going through for the past month," said Christina.
To try to prevent future accidents the couple have designed pink decals to be put in the front and back windows of intermediate driver's vehicles. The decals designate the month of the year young drivers are allowed to have others in the car.
"If this effort saves one child it's worth it to put our heart and soul into it," said Corey.
The family is working on creating a website so that the public can order the Taylor Decals. They are still in the early stages with only a few samples printed so far.
According to a 2012 study done by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, Teenage Drivers are 44% more likely to be in a fatal accident when carrying a teenage passenger.


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Dodging the Taxman: Firm Misreporting and Limits to Tax Enforcement
Social Security is not sustainable without reform. Simply put, it cannot pay promised future benefits with current levels of taxation. Yet raising taxes or cutting benefits will only make a bad deal worse. However, allowing younger workers to privately invest their Social Security taxes through individual accounts will improve Social Security's rate of return; provide better retirement benefits; treat women, minorities, and low-income workers more fairly; and give workers real ownership and control of their retirement funds.


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- Northern New York Newspapers
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POTSDAM - It was a special day Saturday for about 180 special individuals.
Members of 23 training clubs from Canton, Massena and Ogdensburg, to Saranac Lake, Malone and Tupper Lake, with names like Adirondack Rednecks, Amherst All Stars and LEAP Frogs, converged on Maxcy Hall on the SUNY Potsdam campus for the 2012 Special Olympics - New York North Country Region Summer Games.
Special Olympics New York - North County Region serves 350 athletes from both St. Lawrence and Franklin counties through 30-plus training programs.
For some athletes, it was a chance to test their mettle in races of 25, 50, 100 or 200 meters, walks of 25, 100 or 200 meters or a 25-meter wheelchair race.
Others had the opportunity to participate in a soccer kick, softball ball throw or bean bag toss.
They could also test their basketball or long jumping skills during the day-long competition.
Im not interest in soccer, said Craig Patraw, Hermon, one of the days participants.
Instead, he said, he would be focusing on a walk, run, softball throw and kickball.
An eight-year veteran of the Special Olympics, Mr. Patraw has brought home three to four ribbons every year. His regimen includes exercising for 15 minutes every day, he said.
He said his goal beyond the Special Olympics is to become part of the counselor staff at his site.
Peter Henry, Ogdensburg, was participating in his second Special Olympics. He planned to take part in the 100-meter dash, long jump and 100-meter walk.
Last year I got four ribbons. I had first place for the softball throw, he said.
Like Mr. Patraw, Mr. Henry said he keeps himself in shape on a regular basis while working for 11 years at ARC.
I walk to work every day, he said.
While winning was nice, Mr. Henry said he enjoys the Special Olympics for another reason.
I meet new friends, he said.
With the exception of one year when he had brain surgery, David Robillard has been part of the Special Olympics since 1975.
I was just a little runt back then, he said.
His events this year were the long jump, softball throw and 100-meter walk.
I do softball and the long jump best. I can jump pretty good on the long jumps. I just practice, he said.
Brittany Ashlaw, one of the coaches, was helping individuals from her club with their events throughout the day.
Everyone seems to really enjoy it. They all get ribbons. They always have to show me their ribbons, she said.
Ms. Ashlaw said the athletes have some help in determining what events theyll participate in during the day.
My boss will determine what theyre capable of doing, she said, whether its running or sticking to walks.
As a coach, she said, we keep them in the lines and cheer them on.
Before they took to the playing fields, the athletes assembled in their groups, posed for pictures and then, carying their banners or signs with their club names, took part in the Parade of Athletes as they were applauded by spectators and coaches.
Is everybody ready to have a good day? master of ceremonies and volunteer Steve Helmase asked, drawing approval from the athletes.
The games werent officially open, however, until William Hardy and Shawn Villnave took turns carrying the Special Olympic torch around the indoor track and participant Barbara Guilbault led in the group in the Special Olympics oath - Let me win. But if I cannot win, let be brave in the attempt.
And then it was time for games to begin.
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Zahru II wrote:I presume she was banned and not banned at the same time; it was Schröedinger's ban.
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Ascendant/Descendant axis
The horizontal axis describes the drama of adult relationships
between two people who are potentially equals. No matter which pair of
opposite signs are found on the Ascendant/Descendant axis, this is the
battleground on which we build a sense of ourselves as individuals, not
in isolation, but through our relationship to our partners and significant
Audience: What if your ruling planet is in the 7th house?
Clare: Well, that would mean that you will find yourself, your identity,
through your relationship with others. This also means that the whole area
of relationships is going to be a major theme in your life. For example,
both Freud and Jung had their Sun in the 7th house, and both worked extensively
throughout their lives with their clients in significant and committed
one-to-one relationships, out of which each developed his own particular
ideas and schools of psychological thought.
If the Ascendant describes our personal interface with the world around us, the Descendant, which lies directly opposite the Ascendant and marks the western horizon, describes how we meet 'the other'. The Descendant describes the quality of our one-to-one relationships, and it is here that we are challenged to engage in the balancing act of compromise and adjustment. The 7th house almost always describes what we project, and all relationships inevitably catalyse some form of projection, which can be both positive and negative.
Audience: Does that mean that both Freud and Jung met themselves through all their clients and patients?
Clare: Yes, that's a good point and certainly true. Freud's Ascendant/Descendant axis was Scorpio/Taurus, with his Sun in Taurus in the 7th house. Jung's axis was Aquarius/Leo, with his Sun in Leo in the 7th house. It is no accident, therefore, that, broadly speaking, Freud's work centred around sexuality and the buried emotions which can have such a powerful effect on the body, and Jung's work centred around the discovery of the Self, and the relationship of the individual to the collective.
In fact, we can never tell from the chart itself exactly where, on any particular spectrum, an individual will be identified. It is equally possible that we may identify with the Descendant, particularly in our childhoods, when our personal survival (Ascendant) is literally dependent on others (Descendant). So we tend to develop an early and heightened sensitivity to the reactions and attitudes of others towards us. Our sense of identity is often derived from the way we are 'mirrored' by others, an empirical discovery which led to the development of the field of 'object relations' in psychology. What this means astrologically is that we often perceive ourselves, not through our own lens (the Ascendant), but through the mirroring we receive from others (the Descendant).
Take the example of a child with Aries rising, born into an environment where good behaviour, good manners and consideration for others are given the highest priority. This child will receive positive reinforcement for being 'good', 'considerate' and 'accomplished', and negative reinforcement for being 'selfish' or 'self-willed'. It can take many years for that individual to develop the courage to develop their Aries Ascendant, even though it is strongly imprinted from the moment of birth. It is therefore important not to assume that the Ascendant is fully developed and fully functioning. In fact, I think it is normal to identify more readily with the Descendant complex in our youth. Perhaps this is why our adult relationships are so valuable and necessary in helping us to find ourselves, since they activate this axis. Conversely, people with a Libra Ascendant are natural arbitrators and mediators, concerned with avoiding confrontation or disputes. This approach can be the result of having been born into an environment which was at war, or in which the parents were in deep conflict. The Libra rising individual often has a real fear of discord, anger or violence, since in their childhoods this would have been experienced as deeply threatening to their survival.
The price which has to be paid for identifying with the Libra end of the axis is that Mars will be projected, which means that the individual's sense of personal potency, agency and focus is also projected onto partners. This can become an uncomfortable double bind, if they are dependent on their partners for energy, decision-making and direction.
Audience: Sorry, Clare, but you are referring to the Descendant as the parental relationship. Surely the parental relationship is described by the 4th/10th house axis? How can the 7th house describe the parents?
Clare: It is true that the 4th and 10th houses describe the parental relationship, but it is also true that the Ascendant/Descendant axis describes the way we locate ourselves, as children, in relation to the parental relationship. This is the classic Oedipal triangle, with the child on one side and the parents on the other, and the role we played in this triangular relationship will inevitably affect our adult relationships.
Audience: But we are also talking about the Aries/Libra axis in general, aren't we?
Clare: That's right. We all have the Aries/Libra axis somewhere in our charts, so these themes are archetypal, although they will find personal expression in the houses across which these signs fall. Would anyone like to have a look at their own Ascendant/Descendant axis?
Jane: Can we have a look at my Ascendant/Descendant axis, which is Leo-Aquarius, although I don't know whether I have any planets in either the 1st or 7th houses?
Clare: Let's start by considering the general nature of the Leo/Aquarius axis, which we know is going to be constellated in your relationships. This is the axis of identity, of 'finding ourselves in the crowd', of discovering how we can make our own unique contribution to the group or collective to which we belong. And your relationships will no doubt provide you with the kinds of circumstances and experiences that enable you to define and understand yourself more clearly in this context.
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Let's have a look first of all at the Aquarius Descendant to see how you are likely to have been 'mirrored' by others at an early age. Aquarius is a cool, detached, intellectual sign concerned with conforming to, or rebelling against, the expectations of parents, authority figures in general, and social rules and norms. I would therefore imagine that you were particularly sensitive to the expectations of others from a very young age, and adapted and adjusted your behaviour accordingly in order to gain their acceptance and approval. The personal ruler of the Descendant is Saturn in the 4th house, which indicates early responsibility and a desire to gain your father's love and respect by working hard and being sensible and adult. At the same time, with Uranus as collective ruler of your Descendant and in the 12th house, it seems as if the rebel or 'free spirit' part of you provides an imaginative and creative escape from the responsibilities of relationships, as if a part of you will always remain detached and free. With Aquarius on the Descendant, you are likely to be attracted to cool, detached, intellectuals, or people who are unusual in some way. With Saturn in the 4th house, your relationships are likely to involve hard work and family responsibilities, although with Uranus in the 12th house there is a need to remain separate and detached from the world. Does any of this ring true?
Jane: Yes it does, particularly the Saturn ruler of my Descendant. In fact, I was literally rejected and had to live with my grandparents from an early age because my parents couldn't cope. So I felt very alone in my childhood, and I suspect that I did have to adapt and adjust to the rules and learn to stand on my own feet at an early age. But I can also relate to the Uranus ruler, because there is a part of me that refuses to conform or obey the rules, so I had many fantasies of escape and freedom, and in fact I still do! And my husband was exactly as you describe - cool, detached and intellectual, leaving me to look after all the practicalities, but at the same time he did not support me at all.
Audience: And although Jane has a Leo Ascendant, the Sun, which is her chart ruler, is in Capricorn, which is a similar kind of Saturn story, isn't it?
Clare: That's exactly right, so a strong Sun-Saturn, fire-earth theme is already emerging from this relationship axis. The personal ruler of the Descendant is Saturn in the fire sign of Sagittarius, and the ruler of the Ascendant in fire is the Sun - but it is in the Saturn-ruled earth sign of Capricorn. With Leo rising and the Sun in Capricorn, I suspect that your marriage has been the catalyst that has taught you to value and stand up for yourself in order to gain the recognition your Leo Ascendant needs, and to develop the self-sufficiency and personal authority of the Capricorn Sun.
Jane: That's right, although it has been a long and difficult journey. But I have grown up a great deal as a result of my marriage. I am sure that the 12th house Uranus was also an important factor, because it helped me to eventually separate from my husband when I felt just too trapped. And now I am developing my own writing, which I could never have done before, so my Sun-Mercury conjunction in Capricorn has come to life, and it feels really good.
Audience: How does this work if you have Virgo and Pisces on the Ascendant/Descendant axis?
Clare: With Virgo on the Ascendant, we are usually extremely self-critical, expecting nothing less than perfection from ourselves. So much attention goes into the details of the world, and into getting it right, that our partners can get away with murder. Virgo Ascendant people will have an immense attraction to and admiration of Piscean types, those who are fluid, artistic and inspired in some way, or alternatively, those who are vulnerable or sick, because then they can use all their practical talents and capabilities to care for their partner.
Audience: What about someone born with Pisces on the Ascendant and Virgo on the Descendant? Are they likely to attract Virgoans?
Clare: Yes, Virgo-type people. That could be someone who has their Sun in Virgo or Gemini, or someone who is Mercury-ruled or with a strongly tenanted 3rd or 6th house. With Pisces on the Ascendant, we tend to instinctively absorb and merge with our surroundings. This is a very chameleon-like Ascendant, and people with Pisces rising are normally so well camouflaged that they tend to attract partners who take on the role analysing and defining and structuring all this fluidity. This can easily feel like criticism, if you have Virgo on the Descendant, but it is of course one's own projected ability to develop the analytical skills which give shape to, and complement, the Piscean sensitivity and imagination.
Audience: So presumably you will also be aware of the Virgo side of the axis as well?
Clare: It is usually the case that, with Pisces rising, we are born into an environment where practical skills and an orderly, precise and businesslike approach to the world were highly valued. For many years we may try to define ourselves according to the way we have been mirrored. But as we mature and enter into adult partnerships, we will want to let ourselves off the hook and allow ourselves to merge and float, leaving the precision, order and control to our partner. I think that our Ascendant/Descendant axis often works like this - we are subconsciously looking for someone else to inhabit the Descendant for us, so that we can develop the qualities of our Ascendant.
Audience: But Clare, if you have Pisces rising, would you not be subconsciously critical of others, but just not recognise that you are?
Clare: Although we tend to assume that the qualities of the sign on the
Descendant will be projected, it is not always immediately obvious 'who
is doing what to whom'. However, if we think of the opposite signs on
this relationship axis as belonging to one complete spectrum, then we can
immediately understand the general quality and the nature of the themes
which will emerge in our relationships. We know that the Virgo/Pisces axis
will involve themes of merging and separating, accepting and judging, order
and chaos, control and trust, sickness and health, and with this axis on
the Ascendant/Descendant, we are going to end up doing a Virgo/Pisces dance
with our partner.
Incidentally, our discussion seems to have turned into a Virgo/Pisces dance as we speak. I sense from your questions that you are trying to get precision, to analyse this axis so that it can be clearly understood, but remember that we are also talking about Pisces here, so we will also have to allow it to remain mysterious to some extent, and beyond our analytical grasp.


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Welcome to LJR Lunke. here are instructions for using XPs NTLDR to dual boot Windows and Linux.
I'm a totally new to linux and wanna try it though I wonder if
I could install linux on a second partion and use xp's (thats the os I use now) NTLDR to choose what os to boot?
Or does anyone has a better idea to select os to boot?
Welcome to LJR Lunke. here are instructions for using XPs NTLDR to dual boot Windows and Linux.
And that works wit mandrake right?
It should work with any linux distribution. That is one way of doing it.
Also, most modern linux distributions will recognize if you already have Windows installed, and will prompt you to install on another partition, then create the boot menu for you.
Heres how ya wanna do it :
Use fdisk and make a partition at the beginning of the disk of ~50 - 100MB. DO NOT FORMAT THIS ONE.
Then make a windows partition, and format it. I reccomend FAT32, there is very good read/write compatibility. NTFS is read only.
Install windows.
When you are ready, boot up your linux install and partition the reamaining space as you see fit, but make sure that the tiny partition is mounted at /boot. Now use the /boot for your bootloader. That will give you a nice menu to choose from (Win or Lin) at boot time.
Lunke: Don't read this post (or at least don't let it confuse you).
I know that some distros still talk about the 1024th cylinder boundary but this is a thing of the past. lilo can handle that as of v21.4 or something which was released like a couple of years ago. Ok, maybe only one year but surely it's long enough for it to seep through to all major distros. And grub, I believe, never had that problem. So, what's the deal with the /boot partition? Why is it still recommended?
I still have issues with dual booting and not having a /boot partition. Perhaps its aged hardware, maybe not. But I still need it.


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OMAHA, Neb. - Freshmen Emily Roll and Danielle Rice Earned BIG EAST Defensive and Goalkeeper of the Week honors, while senior Lauren Cingoranelli nabbed a spot on the BIG EAST Honor Roll on Monday, Sept. 16.
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Rice earned her first and second solo shutouts, beating UMKC 1-0 on the road and South Dakota 4-0 at home last week. She also earned the win for the Jays' 2-1 win over Montana in overtime. For the three games, she made 13 saves. During the Bluejays' current six-game winning streak, Rice has a 0.53 GAA.
Cingoranelli had two goals and an assist in the 4-0 win against South Dakota. It was the first time a Creighton player had five points in a game since Brittney Neumann scored eight points (three goals and two assist) against South Dakota on Aug. 28, 2009.
Roll, Rice & Cingoranelli return to the pitch on Friday, Sept. 20 as the Jays look to extend their six-match winning streak against the Omaha Mavericks at 7 p.m. in Morrison Stadium.


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