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FULTON - Fulton Public Schools officials said Tuesday the district will add five elementary and middle school teachers for the 2013-2014 school year.
Superintendent Jacque Cowherd said the funding will come from local taxes and state funding. Cowherd said he could not confirm the money that is supposed to be allocated from the state to fund the new hires, nor when this information would be available. But he said he already hired the teachers because student enrollment has increased.
Cowherd also said Fulton's early childhood education system identified more children with special needs. As a result, he hired two kindergarten special education teachers.

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We are a community of Anglican Sisters who have been living, praying and ministering in Melbourne for more than 125 years. The Archbishop of Melbourne is the Visitor of the Community.
We believe that God has called us to give our whole being to him, within this Community. Each Sister offers herself to God to be used in his service . We believe that this is how we may best respond to his love for us, and in so doing, we are enabled to become fully ourselves.
The purpose of the Community is to give glory to God, and to share in the ministry of God's healing and reconciling love through prayer and service, seeking to proclaim Jesus as Saviour and Lord.
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BYERS, TEXAS. Byers is at the intersection of State Highway 79 and Farm Road 171, two miles south of the conjunction of the Red and Wichita rivers, fourteen miles north of Henrietta, and twenty miles northeast of Wichita Falls in northern Clay County. It was founded by two brothers, Anthony Walter and George Washington Byers, who were partners in a general store in Sherman and acquired over 30,000 acres of land in Clay County. There are several versions of how they acquired the land. One is that Mr. Acers, a large landowner in the area, bought barbed wire on credit with his land as collateral, and when he was unable to pay off his debt the land was forfeited to the Byers brothers. The other story is that the Byerses traded their mercantile business in Sherman for the land in Clay County.
The real establishment of Byers occurred in 1904, when the Wichita Falls and Oklahoma Railway was completed from Wichita Falls to Byers. The brothers donated $15,000 of the $27,924 raised for the completion of the line. They subdivided their ranch, laid out town lots, and established the Tree Ranch. Because the railroad went three miles west of Benvanue, many of the residents moved their homes and businesses to Byers to have access to the railroad, which was completed through the community in June of 1904. Town lots went on sale on June 10. That year Byers received a post office with A. Harris, the owner of the first store in town, as postmaster. In 1905 Edgar P. Haney established the community's first newspaper, the Byers Searchlight, to promote the community, its school, and the "Searchlight Town Band."
By 1906 Byers was a sizable town. Its school had 115 pupils and two teachers, and the town had its first cotton gin. In 1914 the community had a population of 600, the First National Bank, a weekly newspaper named the Byers Herald, several cotton gins, cattle breeders and livestock dealers, and cotton buyers. In addition, a variety of stores included furniture dealers, jewelers, grocery and dry goods establishments, and a blacksmith. The population of Byers remained steady throughout the 1920s, but by the 1930s it began to drop. The town was incorporated by 1940. It had a population of 427 and thirty businesses shortly before World War II. In 1943 the Wichita Falls and Oklahoma Railway was abandoned. By the 1980s twelve businesses remained in Byers. In 1980 and 1990 the population was 510. In 2000 the population was 517. Byers was one of the five school districts in Clay County; in 1990 its school had 136 students.
Katherine Christian Douthitt, ed., Romance and Dim Trails (Dallas: Tardy, 1938). Kathleen E. and Clifton R. St. Clair, eds., Little Towns of Texas (Jacksonville, Texas: Jayroe Graphic Arts, 1982). William Charles Taylor, A History of Clay County (Austin: Jenkins, 1972).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Lisa C. Maxwell, "BYERS, TX," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hlb68), accessed November 25, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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More than $10.5 million worth of cocaine uncovered in Monroeville
Thirty air fresheners and a Texas license plate were what tipped off local investigators at the Days Inn on Mosside Boulevard last week, and what led to a $10.5 million cocaine bust in neighboring Penn Hills.
"It wasn't by chance," Monroeville police Chief Steve Pascarella said. "With their training, they know what to look for."
In this case, it was the license plate of a "source state" such as Texas — known as a starting point in the U.S. for drug traffickers — and a vehicle filled with air fresheners, in an attempt to throw police dogs off the scent of the cocaine, Pascarella said.
It was by chance, though, that the educated hunch led to a bust this size, he said.
"It's crazy uncommon," Pascarella said. "The fact they happened to stumble upon a major cocaine source in the Pittsburgh area."
Officers were searching vehicles connected to the case even as District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala announced the arrests of Faustino Hernandez Rodriguez, 36, a Mexican national; Leland Cobbs, 42, of Homewood; and William Wilson, 42, of Penn Hills.
Police recovered 17 kilograms of cocaine in the arrests of the men April 23, and the total grew to 21 kilos as they executed search warrants the next day, said Mike Manko, spokesman for the DA's office.
"These guys are big," Zappala said. "This is a big deal."
Pascarella said he asked Zappala for additional manpower from the DA drug task force, to help with an increasing amount of reported drug activity at local restaurants and hotels.
The task force includes officers from Forest Hills, Penn Hills, Churchill and Swissvale, Pascarella said.
The focus of the investigation actually was heroin, which local medical officials say is now more potent and cheaper than they can ever recall.
"The cocaine was an accident. It wasn't what they were looking for," Pascarella said. "That was on its way through (Monroeville), heading for the city."
Pascarella said mid- to low-level heroin dealers is the issue most affecting the Monroeville business district.
He said he plans to seek the aid of neighboring agencies in addition to the eyes and ears of local business leaders.
"We're going to ask for the cooperation of the businesses, because the vast majority of this narcotics trafficking in Monroeville is happening in the business community," he said. "This is not a residential issue."
The DA's drug task force officers set up surveillance at the Days Inn hotel, one site where Pascarella suspected illegal activity.
The officers saw a Honda Crosstour with Texas license plates in the parking lot and followed it to a home on Pinewood Square in Penn Hills, according to court records.
Officers watched a man, later identified as Cobbs, after he left the home and began driving erratically.
A search of his vehicle turned up a bag with 13 kilos of cocaine.
Police arrested Rodriguez after he left the house in the Honda, which had about $500,000 hidden in a secret compartment, Zappala said.
The man told officers his name was David Chavez Carbajal.
Immigration officials later determined he was Rodriguez, who is wanted by police in several areas, including Texas, Zappala said.
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents are investigating where the drugs originated and whether Rodriguez has ties to a Mexican drug cartel, Special Agent Gary Davis said.
At Wilson's Pinewood Square home, police found two guns — one of which was reported stolen out of Moon — 4 kilos of cocaine and other drugs and more than $100,000 in cash, police said. Penn Hills police Chief Howard Burton said police had not received any prior calls or complaints about the home, which Zappala described as "nondescript."
"It's like a safehouse," Zappala said. "You're going to suburban Allegheny County because no one is going to follow up."
Zappala said last week that it was the largest amount of cocaine he's seen recovered during his 15 years in office.
However, while Penn Hills police are happy to see a sizable drug house busted, they are not expecting it to slow down the local drug economy.
"There's always other organizations," Penn Hills Sgt. Mike Hudek said.
"They're like a pyramid with distributors at the top, dealers and other people on the way down. And there's probably a hundred of those pyramids in Allegheny County."
Hudek said the arrests are significant with respect to this particular group, "but we know of five other cocaine organizations that aren't associated with this (group) at all."
Both Hudek and Burton said they expect another group will be more than willing to step in with additional supply.
"It's economic," Burton said.
"If someone's big enough and they have access to (those drugs), they're not forcibly taking over someone's territory, but they're saying, 'We have this product; we can fill that supply.'"
And while the bust is a big win for local law enforcement, Burton viewed it as one battle victory in a much-larger war.
"(Drug trafficking is) a business," he said.
"We have to face it: It's a multimillion-dollar business."
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Everything he wants to do is exactly the opposite of what he says... some people call it lying.
Only a leftist dolt could have created in their fevered imagination a scenario where this unaccomplished community organizer could accomplish anything of note. Without the aid of the leftist media obama would still be on the streets of Chicago .... where he belongs !
President Obama will go down in history as the Unfinished Business President (among others). Every other institution/entity calls it failure when tasks are not completed within a specified term but in this case it is unfinished tasks/business. I love how we hold our leaders to the lowest standards.
How does the president reconcile these important words from his important speech to these same bodies at last year's state of the union address:
"Finally, none of these reforms can happen unless we also lower the temperature in this
town. We need to end the notion that the two parties must be locked in a perpetual
campaign of mutual destruction; that politics is about clinging to rigid ideologies instead of
building consensus around common sense ideas."
The man said these words a year ago and then continued down his permanent campaign trail inflaming and castigating with his own "rigid ideolgy"
Just a question regarding how closely anybody needs to pay attention to the words coming from his mouth. Watch his actions, not his mouth.
He says that nothing he proposes "should increase the deficit." This might be his intent, but the assumptions underlying that statement may be hopelessly flawed. He fails to understand the the current deficit is intolerable.
"It is our generation's task, then, to reignite the true engine of America's economic growth – a rising, thriving middle class."
"Our generation" should be "our banking system" and capital markets instead of mostly un and underemployed to loan money to employers for working capital and capital investments.
"True engine of economic growth" is not a undefined net worth test class but more of a constant re-invention with the laws of STEM and BAT as tools to produce marketable products and services.
Why not have someone who uses banks as an employer at least write the first sentence of the State of the Union Address instead of a poet or non-private enterprise worker who doesn't know an asset from a toilet seat?
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Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal speaks as Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, right, listens during an appearance at Brock's Bar-B-Que in Chester, Va. Wednesday, Oct. 10. Jindal is spending Wednesday in Virginia campaigning for Republican Mitt Romney's presidential bid. (The Progress-Index/Patrick Kane/AP)
The following editorial appeared in The Times-Picayune in New Orleans on Oct. 6.
The email messages arrive every few days. On Sept. 20: "Today, Governor Bobby Jindal will travel to Billings, Montana, to attend a Republican Governors Association event and a fundraiser in support of Rick Hill for Governor of Montana." Sept. 24: Atlanta, Ga., to attend RGA events Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday, travel to Mason City, Iowa. Wednesday, bus tour sponsored by The Family Leader.
On Sept. 28 the trip was to Harrisburg, Pa., for events for Mitt Romney. Oct. 3, it was to Las Vegas, Nev., to help out the campaign of Sen. Dean Heller. Then it was on to Denver, site of the campaign season's first presidential debate.
Even for a governor who has made a habit of attending out-of-state GOP party events, this is a heavy travel rotation.
Louisianians have to look back to the days surrounding Hurricane Isaac to find Jindal firmly planted on state soil. And, to his credit, he was impressive during the disaster. Honestly, no one handles a crisis like Jindal. He channels his inner wonk and provides a dizzying amount of information to the public. He exudes confidence, which is a comfort when the world is topsy-turvy.
That is the governor Louisianians need to see every day, but that is not possible with Jindal on the road so much. The administration has repeatedly argued that the governor's travels outside the state do not distract from his work in Louisiana.
That simply can't be true.
These are not easy times in Louisiana. The state announced massive cuts in the health care LSU provides to the poor and started moving mentally ill patients out of Southeast Louisiana Hospital in Mandeville in preparation for closing the hospital.
The community and advocates for patients continue to protest the closure. Sign-wielding protesters gathered outside the hospital gates recently. St. Tammany officials, including some of the governor's legislative leaders, say they were blindsided by the administration's decision to shutter the hospital. And they have offered to kick in money to help the state offset its budget deficit.
Jindal's health secretary met with parish leaders, indicated the administration would be happy for a private operator to take over and then proceeded with the shutdown. ...
Our governor, though, is as versed in policy - particularly health policy - as any department head could be. The public needs to hear the governor make a case for these actions, and he needs to hear Louisianians. ...


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Downtime in many industries is mainly caused by people getting harmed while working. It's even more of a concern in fields where there is a lot of manual labor involved. Large investments have been made in studying and researching safety systems. The main reason is the companies can save a lot of money by lowering the incidence of accidents. All of those concerns are applicable to working on home improvement projects. You provide at least half the income for your household, so you shouldn't want to put yourself in a position where you can't work. You don't want to get hurt, either.
Your tools are the most important asset you have for accomplishing your household chores. A very important consideration is to buy the highest quality tools that you can. In the long run you will save money instead of having to replace cheap tools over and over. Breakage can be a real problem when you purchase cheap tools. And this is just one of the disadvantages you can incur. It's always a good idea to care for your tools and be especially careful when it comes to dampness. You definitely don't want your favorite tool to become all rusty and gummy by being left covered with moisture and dirt. Depending on the tool, it is helpful to keep a light coating of thin viscosity oil on them. When you are ready to use them, simply wipe the oil off and proceed.
Whatever ladder you choose to do your home maintenance, make sure it is of quality and the right size. But there are some important points that you should be aware of as it concerns ladders. If you are working on electrical circuits, then avoid using a conductive ladder such as aluminum. It happens because you are connected to the ground which allows the electricity to flow through. Your best choice in this situation would be a composite ladder which is not conductive. Depending on how heavy you are, you need to get a ladder that can sustain your weight. You will find a sticker on the ladder with that information on it.
Accidents involving electricity can sometimes be understood because many of them are caused by people who don't understand what they are doing. Of course some things seem common sense, but that is little consolation after the fact. Any time you do something to an appliance, that isn't using it, then take the power cord out. If you are going to be working on the unit, make sure that you take the power cord out of the wall socket. If you need to change something, such as a drill bit or saw blade, always unplug the unit. We think the reasons for doing so are obvious, but you would be surprised at the accidents that happen. Take things slowly and really think about what you are doing when working with power tools.
Home improvement projects can be immensely rewarding and satisfying. For example, if you build a home entertainment center yourself, you can relax and show it off to everyone, basking in the glory of your success. However, it is critical that you take precautions to be safe and finish your project with no accidents.


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Adults (age 14 and up) as well as children (those 7 - 13 are called Junior Soldiers) can join The Salvation Army. You would need to take soldiership/membership classes to study Salvation Army doctrine, standards, and practices. Once you have completed these classes, you will be enrolled as a soldier/member in The Salvation Army.
The first step to becoming a member would be to attend a worship service and meet the corps officer/pastor who will welcome you into a fellowship of believers and get you started.
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Blackman's Darius Thompson goes up for a shot in the first half of the game against Brentwood on Friday Dec. 7, 2012.
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Blackman came out on fire Friday night.
The undefeated Blaze connected on a school-record 16 3-pointers to cruise to a 74-41 win over Midstate power Brentwood to remain unbeaten.
"I tell you what we did, we really, really shared the basketball and made the extra pass," Blackman coach Barry Wortman said. "We shot the ball well, but I was pleased how we got the threes. I've never had a team make (16). (Sixteen) threes speaks for itself." ...


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Joe LaPlaca (left) of Princeton stands with his son Paul LaPlaca of Berlin, Md., as they work on the Point Pleasant Beach house they rent to tourists during the summer.
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With a new grandchild to care for and the region staggered from superstorm Sandy, Anita Spaulding and her extended family took 2013 off, ending what for her was a tradition of Jersey Shore vacations going back more than 60 years.
One summer removed, Spaulding is returning. She has rented a home in Lavallette for a week in July and is bringing lots of people with her.
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District Judge Jim Motznik was blown away by the tape. As a city councilman he represented the district, and fought for the funds to make the center work.
"This rec center, this area where kids come should be a safe haven," said Motznik. "Kids should be able to come here without fear."
Police tell KDKA's Marty Griffin that the two suspects who beat the victim are teenagers, one 15-years-old and the other 17-years-old.
Sources tell KDKA they beat the young man in order to steal his basketball shoes, and to get notoriety for the beating on the website.
A 15-year-old friend of the victim says he's going to be okay.
Griffin: "Are you scared to be down here?"
Victim's friend: "No."
Another teenager, who also plays hoops at the rec center, says it has to stop.
"It shouldn't be happening because it's a park and there shouldn't be fights," the victim's friend said.
Motznik, who was sickened by the tape, says this sort of thing in his community park is done. He guarantees it.
"These people will be arrested and face the maximum fine and penalty for their actions," he said. "They've issued warrants for their arrests. There will be more police patrols. Staff will come out of the building so that not only is it safe inside but also safe outside."
Police tell KDKA the teens will face aggravated assault, robbery, conspiracy and possible illegal use of communication device charges.
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|Field evaluation of two commonly used slipmeters.
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|PMID: 12523805 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|A variety of slipmeters have been used to assess the slipperiness of floor surfaces. International standards for the operation of slipmeters describe the protocol for a single measurement. These standards usually do not cover some of the critical elements in safety assessment such as methods for the selection of measurement locations and the necessary number of repeated measurements at each location. Furthermore, most of the slipmeters were evaluated in laboratory settings with new floor surfaces and artificial contaminants. Two commonly used slipmeters, the Brungraber Mark II and the English XL, were evaluated at actual worksites in this experiment. Four floor tiles in each of four different work areas in the kitchens of 18 fast food restaurants were selected for repeated measurements with these two slipmeters. The results indicated that sanding of footwear materials has a significant effect on the outcomes of friction measurements, and the tile-to-tile variations in friction in the same areas of restaurants were also mostly statistically significant. Significant local variation in friction among tiles in the same area could potentially increase the chances of slip and fall incidents. Both slipmeters used in this experiment could potentially have problems in the areas with grease, such as grill and fryer areas, since the build-up of grease during repeated strikes could alter the outcome of friction measured.
|Wen-Ruey Chang; John P Cotnam; Simon Matz
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|The effects of antipsychotics on the density of cannabinoid receptors in the dorsal vagal complex of rats: implications for olanzapine-induced weight gain.
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|Some atypical antipsychotics clinically used to treat schizophrenia induce weight gain by unknown mechanisms. The dorsal vagal complex (DVC) of the brainstem and the endogenous cannabinoid system are implicated in the regulation of appetite signalling and food intake. We investigated whether antipsychotic drugs alter cannabinoid receptor-binding density in the DVC. Female Spraguewk (short-term) or 120.83, p=0.01). In addition, only chronic olanzapine treatment increased food intake. These results show that olanzapine, an antipsychotic with a high risk of weight gain as a side-effect, significantly decreased cannabinoid receptor binding in the DVC, whilst aripiprazole and haloperidol, antipsychotics with a low risk of weight gain had little or no effect on binding. These results suggest that a mechanism for antipsychotic-induced weight gain may be through the modulation of cannabinoid receptors in the DVC.
|Katrina Weston-Green; Xu-Feng Huang; Mei Han; Chao Deng
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|Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't Date: 2008-02-07
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|Title: The international journal of neuropsychopharmacology / official scientific journal of the Collegium Internationale Neuropsychopharmacologicum (CINP) Volume: 11 ISSN: 1461-1457 ISO Abbreviation: Int. J. Neuropsychopharmacol. Publication Date: 2008 Sep
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|Created Date: 2008-09-01 Completed Date: 2008-12-18 Revised Date: -
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|Nlm Unique ID: 9815893 Medline TA: Int J Neuropsychopharmacol Country: England
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 827-35 Citation Subset: IM
|Centre for Translational Neuroscience, School of Health Sciences, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia.
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Antipsychotic Agents / pharmacology*
Benzodiazepines / pharmacology*
Binding, Competitive / drug effects
Cyclohexanols / pharmacology
Immunosuppressive Agents / pharmacology
Medulla Oblongata / drug effects*
Protein Binding / drug effects
Rats, Sprague-Dawley
Receptors, Cannabinoid / metabolism*
Tritium / metabolism
Weight Gain / drug effects*
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|0/Antipsychotic Agents; 0/Cyclohexanols; 0/Immunosuppressive Agents; 0/Receptors, Cannabinoid; 10028-17-8/Tritium; 12794-10-4/Benzodiazepines; 132539-06-1/olanzapine; 83003-12-7/3-(2-hydroxy-4-(1,1-dimethylheptyl)phenyl)-4-(3-hydroxypropyl)cyclohexanol
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|The coaching hot seat begins to claim victims: St. Louis dumps Steve Spagnuolo after three seasons
By Ryan Wilson
Steve Spagnuolo made his name during Super Bowl XLII, when he devised a game plan to stop the thought-to-be-unstoppable 2007 New England Patriots, who were 18-0 heading into the championship game and went back to Foxboro 18-1. A year later, Spagnuolo replaced Jim Haslett (who had replaced Scott Linehan) as the Rams head coach.
Now, three years later, he'll be replaced by the next guy the organization thinks can save the Rams. On Monday, St. Louis fired Spagnuolo after going 10-38 in three season, including one win in '09 and two in '11. The news was first reported by Fox Sports' Jay Glazer.
Much like Raheem Morris in Tampa Bay, Spagnuolo may have been a victim of his own success. In 2010, the Rams were 7-9 and a Week 17 victory away from winning the division and going to the playoffs for the first time since 2004 (where, incidentally, they qualified as an 8-8 team). Now St. Louis is headed for the No. 2 overall pick in April's draft two years after they selected quarterback Sam Bradford with the first-overall pick.
"We considered some very qualified and outstanding candidates for this position but we kept coming back to Steve Spagnuolo," General Manager Billy Devaney said in January 2009. "Steve has been on some outstanding defensive staffs during his 10 seasons in the NFL. He represented what we were looking for."
And that was the plan: Spags would bolster the Rams' porous defense (in 2008, they were 30th, according to Football Ousiders; 27th against the pass, 32nd against the run). Except that didn't happen: St. Louis ranked 31st in '09, 20th in '10 and 19th in '11. It was an improvement, but clearly not enough to change the Rams' fortunes. Exacerbating matters: the offense was worse, even with Bradford under center for parts of the last two seasons.
(Before Spags) 2008 - 32nd overall, 32nd passing, 29th rushing
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Now what? There were reports last week that Jon Gruden and A.J. Smith could be headed to St. Louis but Gruden said later that he's returning to ESPN. So the Rams will look elsewhere. As for Spagnuolo, he could end up in Philadelphia as the Eagles' defensive coordinator.
That could mean curtains for Eagles incumbent Juan Castillo, the longtime offensive assistant hired as the defensive coordinator prior to the season. There were reports earlier this month that Reid's future in Philly was contingent on parting ways with Castillo. (Reid later denied it.) Of course, Castillo could return to coaching the offensive line, a position he held from 1998-2010 in Philly. As for Spags' imminent arrival, there are some logistics to take care of first.
Spags is certainly qualified for the job but the Eagles also have Jim Washburn as their defensive line coach. Washburn came to Philly from Tennessee and he brought the "wide nine" with him. It's a scheme built on getting pressure from the front four and involves little blitzing. Spags was a zone-blitzing maniac during his DC days.
Whatever happens, Spagnuolo's talents will be in demand. And if he again proves himself as a coordinator he'll likely get another chance at a head-coaching gig down the line.
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It is with mixed emotions that one reads of the governor's decision to unilaterally terminate the state's contract with AFSCME, its largest union representing some 40,000 state workers.
It is with mixed emotions that one reads of the governor's decision to unilaterally terminate the state's contract with AFSCME, its largest union representing some 40,000 state workers.
The union's leader described the move as "unprecedented ... in 40 years of collective bargaining," ultimately betraying this administration's contempt for that process. Gov. Pat Quinn's office said that after almost a year of fruitless bargaining with an uncompromising AFSCME that "has refused to recognize the extraordinary financial crisis squeezing the state," it finally had enough.
On the one hand, contracts are not trivial things. The sanctity of them has long been a distinguishing characteristic of this nation, an invitation for others around the world to come and do business here. Indeed, their inviolability is enshrined in our U.S. Constitution — Article 1, Section 10, Clause 1 - which stipulates that "No State shall enter into any ... Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts ..."
On the other hand, arguably that does not apply here, as Illinois government's contract with AFSCME expired on June 30, then was extended three times by mutual consent ... until now. That a Democratic governor did this, with organized labor being a traditional Democratic constituency, speaks volumes. It's indicative of the frustration Quinn feels with a union he charges has stood in the way of multiple efforts to right the state's fiscal ship, from his attempts to shutter prisons and other state facilities to negotiating a new contract that the state says pays its members significantly more — some $10,000 more annually, on average - than comparable employees in most surrounding states. If you're just spinning your wheels, sometimes you have to do something dramatic to get out of that rut.
On the one hand, the state's budget is in critical condition after decades of self-inflicted injuries that did not sneak up on anybody; this newspaper and others have been writing and warning about them for what seems like forever. On the other, this union and others contributed to the problem by seeking these arguably unaffordable benefits, and by financing and/or supporting candidates who would deliver them. On the one hand state government absolutely is trying to rescue its budget on the backs of those who played by the rules, however ill-conceived, that existed at the time, while previous legislatures and governors did not fulfill their end of the bargain. On the other hand, realistically, where else are the state's elected leaders to go?
Back and forth it flies, and will continue to.
What's indisputable is that the state's budget challenges are real, among the worst situations in America — if not the worst — as judged by the nation's credit rating agencies, with $8 billion in unpaid bills and its pension liabilities (at $96 billion) recently deemed "unfixable" by the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago. Everybody has to give or that description is bound to be an accurate one. It may be anyway.
Page 2 of 2 - AFSCME Executive Director Henry Bayer says the governor's actions "provoke instability in the workplace and make settling a contract more difficult." He may be right, though some must wonder: How could it get more difficult? He says as well that "AFSCME is committed to reaching a fair agreement." It's not unfair to ask: What does "fair" look like, in light of the state's budget realities? Reportedly the Quinn administration is seeking a wage freeze and concessions on the employees' share of health care costs.
As of now there is no contract, a situation one supposes could continue indefinitely, until it can't any longer. It's hard to believe anyone in Springfield has the stomach for another major tax increase. Beyond that the options are limited. Stop delivering certain services, take a machete to the work force.
No doubt AFSCME believes it's just protecting its members. It also risks becoming a much smaller union. The budget status quo benefits no one.
Many Illinoisans are embarrassed by their state government and the inability of the parties involved to resolve their differences and fix things. They will forgive citizens, particularly those in the private sector who have been hammered in this economy, for not being terribly sympathetic to either side. These guys have become the Israelis and the Palestinians who can't stop shooting at one another, if only verbally. It gets old.
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In a state that loves college football, Nebraska state Sen. Deb Fischer (R) is on the verge of pulling off the political equivalent of a fake punt as voters go to the polls today.
Up until about 11 days ago, Fischer was an also-ran perceived as using her Senate bid to build future credibility. It was nearly impossible for the lowly state legislator to get attention amid the brutal battle between the conservative establishment favorite, Nebraska Attorney General Jon Bruning, and the conservative anti-establishment's pick, state Treasurer Don Stenberg.
But because that fight drove up the negatives on both men, a path to winning today's GOP primary emerged for Fischer.
"It certainly seems to be tighter than anyone expected as late as two weeks ago," said an unaligned GOP operative in the state.
Bruning's ascent to the Senate has, at varying points this cycle, been a foregone conclusion. But that status also made him an easy target. The local press picked apart his business dealings, and Democratic trackers have documented him making questionable statements.
But what most Republicans point to as the reason for Bruning's collapse as the frontrunner is the relentlessly negative ad campaign waged against him by the Club for Growth. The group ran ads to boost Stenberg, who was endorsed by many in the Washington, D.C.-based tea party community including Republican Sens. Jim DeMint (S.C.) and Rand Paul (Ky.).
Stenberg, a perennial figure in Cornhusker politics, has run statewide several times and many sense voter fatigue with his name. As he and Bruning and their supporters slammed each other in ad campaigns in recent weeks, Fischer began to rise. Some attribute her situation to "pure luck."
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Quarter after quarter, Fischer struggled in credibility and fundraising. Her campaign constituted a staff of four. Her latest Federal Election Commission report showed she had raised a mere $61,000 in the last quarter. Her name identification was in the tank.
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Synchronisation is an everyday event, both in the real-world and the computer program. For example meeting a friend for a coffee requires synchronisation, in that both parties need to arrive within a given timeframe to make the event worthwhile (sometimes referred to as a rendezvous – however this tends to have more romantic implications). Alternatively, receiving a PO via fax is a form of synchronisation. The company waiting on the PO will-not/cannot start working on the project until this event occurs. Finally, in an automated robot manufacturing system, the movement and work done by each robot must be synchronised with each other and in conjunction with the actual production line.
In the field of embedded systems' software there are also many requirements for synchronisation with a program. In multi-tasking system using a RTOS examples are:
- Asynchronous device driver where we are dealing with slow devices. We don't necessarily want tasks blocked waiting on the device.
- At system start-up, many RTOSs start tasks as active (ready to run). We may have an ordering dependency for execution (e.g. initialisation of global resources) where all tasks must wait for a given condition (the concept of a barrier which can be very important in multi-processor systems).
- Having a managed task abort notification, rather than deleting tasks (which can lead to resource issues). Similar in concept to the UNIX/Linux kill signal. Also used to manage task pools.
The definition of synchronisation found on dictionary.com is :
- the relation that exists when things occur at the same time; "the drug produces an increased synchrony of the brain waves" [syn: synchronism] [ant: asynchronism]
- an adjustment that causes something to occur or recur in unison [syn: synchronization]
- coordinating by causing to indicate the same time; "the synchronization of their watches was an important preliminary" [syn: synchronization]
So synchronisation is about making sure event happen at the same time (as in a common clock in communications systems) as opposed to asynchronous which means not happen at the same time. Unfortunately, as we shall see, most texts related to RTOS descriptions misuse/misunderstand this term.
It should be noted that synchronisation and mutual exclusion often get lumped together and confused. Mutual exclusion is about making sure thing don't happen at the same time, whereas synchronisation is about making sure they do.
In regard to task synchronisation there four classes of interaction we need to address:
- one-to-one – only two task synchronising
- one-to-many
- many-to-one
- many-to-many
Initially we address the condition where only two tasks are synchronising.
In the simplest case of synchronisation, we have two tasks (Task1 and Task2) that need to synchronise their execution.
- Task2 runs until it reaches the synchronisation point as defined by an RTOS synchronisation object (SO), at which point it waits for Task1
- Task1 now runs and reaches the synchronisation point, signals Task2 via the SO. Both tasks are now ready to run.
- The higher priority task now continues execution and the lower priority task is made ready (If the tasks are of equal priority typically Task1 will continue as this avoids a context switch).
We can now say that Task1 and Task2 have synchronized their threads of execution.
However, what should the behavior be if Task1 arrives first? In terms of the dictionary definition of synchronisation, Task1 should wait for Task2. Unfortunately, with most RTOSs this is not the case and Task1 will continue execution without blocking. This means we need to further refine our definition of synchronisation to include the concepts of:
- Symmetric or Bilateral Synchronisation
- Asymmetric or Unilateral Synchronisation
Bilateral synchronisation is the condition when whichever task arrives first it waits for the other one. This is often called the Rendezvous (as support by the Ada programming language). Surprisingly this is rarely supported by the majority of RTOSs. One limitation of bilateral synchronisation is that it cannot be used for ISR-to-task synchronisation (as an ISRs must never block).
Unilateral Synchronisation, which feels like a paradox, is the case where:
- if Task2 arrives at the SO first it will wait for Task1, and then synchronisation with Task1 when it arrives
- if Task1 arrives at the SO first it will not wait for Task2, thus unilateral synchronisation.
When reading literature associated with RTOSs and synchronisation, this is the most commonly described model (e.g. Li, 2003).
This, however, brings us yet another dilemma; what happens when Task2 now reaches the synchronisation point (assuming Task1 has already passed the synchronisation point)? Does Task2 block and wait for Task1, or does it see that Task1 has already visited to SO and continue? Or to put it another way, is the notification of synchronisation to the synch object from Task1 persistent or non-persistent?
In a non-persistent model, the fact that Task1 has already passed the synchronisation point is not remembered, therefore Task2 blocks until Task1 signals again . Due to how most RTOSs actually support unilateral synchronisation (discussed later), this, like bilateral synchronisation, is also an uncommon model. Interestingly, Win32 supports this model using a concept called a PulseEvent. If no tasks are waiting when the PulseEvent is called then the event is discarded.
The key to this model is that the fact that Task1 has already signalled the SO (passed the synchronisation point) is remembered. When Task2 arrives at the synchronisation point is doesn't block, but continues (this particular use case is actually asynchronous event notification).
However, we have yet another dichotomy; does Task2 consumes the signal Task1 has set (auto-reset) or does Task1 clear the signal (manual-reset) at some later time.
In the consuming model, if Task2 now arrives back at the SO and waits, it will block until again signalled by Task1. In the manual-reset model, Task2 will continue to pass the synchronisation point until Task1 (or indeed Task2) explicitly clears the signal (normally with a separate API call).
Finally, in the consuming model what happens if Task1 signals the SO more than once before Task2 arrives at the synchronisation point, and therefore the original signal has not been consumed? One model is there is no effect, the signal remains set and is consumed when Task2 arrives (binary model). The alternative is that a count is kept of the number of signals set by Task1. Each time Task2 waits on the SO this count is decremented, and Task2 will only block if the count is zero.
So we can classify RTOS synchronisation into the following:


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Posted by Amanda Gray on January 19, 2014
These are simply exquisite! I looooove KidddddEEEES!!!
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Just before Christmas my wife and I welcomed a new member to our family. No, not a baby. Not another new lens either – I'm not that far gone I'd consider a lens a new member of our family, not yet anyway. Courtesy of my sister-in-law's cat, who had a litter back in November, we were given a little boy kitten a week before Christmas day. We've named him Freddie.
He's settling in much faster than Rambow and Zelda did when we adopted them back in May. Even Cookie, our first cat and one notoriously bad at accepting animals, or people, or generally anyone who isn't me or my wife, has warmed to him quicker than she did to the other two. I guess she must be getting used to this by now. Not that she looks particularly happy about this new development in her domestic arrangements.
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