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The Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
The University of Montana
The Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
The University of Montana
This project is part of a larger study of geographic variation in avian life history. Work focuses on locating nests, monitoring nest fate, measuring developmental periods and growth rates, video-monitoring of parental behaviors, measuring egg metabolism and banding and following color-banded pairs through successive reproductive attempts. This work is conducted in Kinabalu National Park in Sabah, Malaysia on the island of Borneo
SE ASIAN STUDENTS, especially Malaysian (but from anywhere in SE Asia), interested in learning to conduct these kinds of field activities are strongly encouraged to apply (we will train). U.S. STUDENTS: please note that nests are difficult to find in this environment and only highly experienced assistants are sought with most of the U.S. assistants hired on this project being ones that gained experience on the Arizona project first. We strive to hire a roughly equal number of SE Asian and American assistants.
Kinabalu National Park
Kinabalu is a large (186,000+ acres) national park in the northeastern tip of the island of Borneo. It is an outlier, a huge massif, isolated by a depression north of the Crocker Range which forms the North-South backbone of Borneo. We work in mid- to high-elevation (1450-1900m elev) montane primary forest. This is a wet environment (rain most days) although the rain is typically in the afternoons and evenings. This extensive area of forest contains a large percentage of Borneo's endemic birds as well as many small mammals and the occasional Pig-tailed Macaque or Maroon Langur. The centerpiece of the park is 4,095m Low's Peak. 150+ hikers per day ascend the peak and consequently, there are many hotels, two restaurants and shuttle buses running in the park throughout the day. Our work area is in genuine montane primary forest, however it often doesn't feel as remote as it really is. Kinabalu Park is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Near the entrance to the park is a small town, Kundasang, where we live in a rented house. The town has most of the facilities we need on a daily basis, food, internet, an ATM (fickle), pre-paid phone card shops, and the largest and most diverse produce market in Borneo! However, we make periodic runs to Ranau, which is the nearest large town with a semi-modern super market and essentials like "Hair Saloons", ice cream shops and other amenities. We typically travel as a group to Ranau once per work period. Because we have worked here for a while, we are well-known within the community of Kundasang, and the people are very warm and hospitable. People working in the tourism industry speak some English, but very few of the other locals speak English.
We live in a rented house in the village of Kundsang, a 10 minute drive from the park entrance. The house itself changes from year to year, depending on how much room we need, what is available, etc. Typically it is a "homestay", that is, there is a family living on or near the property, but not in the house, who takes care of the place for us. We hire a cook who will cook one large meal for us everyday. This meal will take place immediately after work. In past years we have paid RM 7 per meal per person. At the current exchange rate this means $2.25 per meal, and about $55 per month. Having someone prepare meals for us has several advantages. First, we have a hot, substantial meal ready when we return from the field. Secondly, it eliminates the problem of 12 people trying to cook lunch simultaneously with two available burners. I should mention the food is generally PHENOMENAL. A typical meal is curry chicken, steamed fresh vegetables, fresh fruit and an enormous amount of steamed rice or noodles. We have not had any strict vegetarians to this point, but the amount of veggies, rice and fruit in each meal should make it possible. We are also usually offered a laundry service for about $3 per load. There is also a laundry place in Kundasang for a bit cheaper. Water from the tap is OK for cooking but we typically boil some every night for daily drinking. The crew shares 1 refrigerator, so obviously space is limited to essential items like milk, butter, jam...etc.
Each person will be responsible for a "domestic task" which can include keeping the vehicle clean, maintaining and preparing cameras/tapes for each day in the field or boiling water for the next days work. These tasks will rotate each work period.
Work Schedule and Conditions
During each working period one group trip will be made to Ranau in order to purchase groceries. Kundasang is only a 5-15 minute walk from our house, depending on specific location. However, folks are discouraged from heading down into town until all work-related tasks are completed for the day.
During breaks, which are either 2 or 3 days, assistants have the option of staying at the house, or traveling around Sabah to see some of the sites within striking distance of Kinabalu Park. There are some amazing places to visit including the Kinabatangan River, Danum Valley Field Centre, Mabul and Sipidan islands, as well as the city of Kota Kinabalu which has a lively nightlife, great food, nice hotels, and great beaches/snorkeling.
In an effort to test hypotheses we are engaged in descriptive and experimental activities. Descriptive activities include: nest searching and monitoring to determine nesting success and clutch size; videotaping activities at nests to determine parental attentiveness and feeding rates; measuring egg mass, nestling growth and development; banding and recapturing breeding birds to determine renesting rates and adult survival. Assistants are responsible for participation in each of these areas of work. The supervisor or a graduate student will perform experiments on your plot depending on which species you find. Beginning the first day of work, assistants will be trained how to search for and monitor tropical bird nests. Skilled nest searchers will need less instruction. We will also have reviews of nest monitoring methods, accurate data recording, and nest videotaping protocol. See protocols entitled MY11 Egg & NSTL Measurement Protocol, MY11 Nest Card Protco) . PLEASE PRINT THESE OUT AND BRING ALL WITH YOU TO THE SITE, but read them several times BEFORE arriving at the field site.
Soon after the beginning of the field season, each assistant is given their own plot to work on for the remainder of the project. Assistants will be working independently during at least seven hours on their plots. Plots vary in size from 20 to 80 hectares and range in terrain: some are fairly flat, but most are mountainous and can be very steep. Each nest that is found must be checked every 1 to 2 days to determine if it is still active (with eggs or young) or if it failed. Additionally, nests that are near changes in stages (i.e. incubation day, hatch day, fledge day) MUST be checked every day, or even TWICE a day. Careful attention to nest checking is critical for providing information necessary for successful completion of the project. In addition, detailed notes of nest status at EACH check are vital. Previous studies suggest that humans have little influence on predation probability, but we always want to guard against adding biases, so great care is to be taken near nests. Following daily fieldwork, everyone is expected to spend 1 to 2 hours doing some record-keeping paperwork, such as making copies of your daily nest checks and egg/nestling measurements. Record-keeping work is expected to be completed by 5:00 p.m. daily so that activities for the following day can be prepared. Occasionally you will be asked to return to your plot after lunch for an experiment.
Personal Equipment
As mentioned above, this is a very wet environment! Rubber boots or high-top gore-tex hikers are essential. In dry years rubber boots are a bit overkill, but it's better to be safe than sorry. If you have big feet (size 10 or larger) you will want to purchase rubber boots in the states as they are not commonly available in Malaysia, otherwise, just buy them there. Also, be sure to bring rain gear. Gore-tex is nice but does not work well in downpours, which can occur quite frequently. My recommendation is to bring rain gear made out of ripstop nylon, rubberized nylon, or PCV. A great option, used by many of our field-techs, is the Helly Hansen "Voss" jacket and pants ($60 for the set @REI). They are available all over the web and REI usually has them in stock. The sturdy rubberized nylon also makes a good sitting pad to keep you dry when measuring nestlings…etc. We recommend getting a slightly over-sized jacket so that you can wear it over your backpack and binoculars, this set up works better than getting a backpack cover. We have been using this brand over the years because it is effective in downpours and it lasts long (particularly important in a forest full of spiny plants); we highly recommend you consider it. Having the appropriate rain gear can make the difference between being miserable in the field and having a good field season, so we highly encourage that you bring a good set. Quality rain gear is extremely hard to find in Malaysia, and if you do find it, you will pay excessively for imported stuff. Also, bring plenty of socks and clothes to keep from having to wear wet ones in the morning when you wake up. Smart-Wool, or other non-cotton socks are the best options as they tend to be more durable and better when wet than cotton. Additionally, average temperatures for the park are between 16 and 17 degrees C and range between 14 and 19 degrees C. Thus, it can get quite cool especially if you are wet from the rain. So, be sure to bring some warm clothes. It is a really good idea to bring the types of clothes that can keep you warm even while they are wet and ones that dry out fast such as synthetic fleece sweaters or long-sleeve dri-fit shirts. It is also a good idea to bring waterproof binoculars, as non-waterproof binoculars WILL get ruined. Having quality optics is essential, some low-quality brands that advertise being waterproof simply do not cut it in the tropics. See the equipment list of other items that you should definitely bring.
There are relatively few problems with insects at the site, there are some biting flies, especially after a hard rain, but they are more of an annoyance than anything else. They are also remarkably slow and easy to kill…which is convenient. We have encountered 2 species of poisonous snakes at the park, and everyone is encouraged to be vigilant about looking out for these critters. They are both rare in the park (3-5 sightings per year) and are not aggressive. However, stepping on one of these guys would be a bad decision, so it is something to keep in mind while bush-whacking. There are also some stinging wasps in the park, we carry an Epi-pen in the vehicle as well as at home, but if you know you are allergic, you should have one on you at all times.
It is also a fairly good idea to bring a round or two of antibiotics with you for cases of stomach problems or other infections that you may pick up while in the field. Malaria pills are not necessary while at Kinabalu as it is at high elevations and there is no malaria; however, if you are planning on traveling to the lowlands after the field season or on a break you will want to consider this precaution. There is a detailed run-down of medical issues and recommended vaccinations on the CDC website here: http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/malaysia.aspx. General "over the counter" type medications are available in Kota Kinabalu, but NOT up near the field site.
Travel Tips and Communications
While in airports and cities always be aware of your luggage, money, and personal identification. For a ton of useful information on Malaysia customs, city maps, and more, refer to one of the many travel guides available on the market. One that is particularly good is the Lonely Planet Travel series.
The local currency is the Malaysian Ringgit, and getting money from ATMs is pretty easy in most developed areas, including very close to our house, in Kundasang. It is recommended that everyone bring some cash as well, as a backup if your ATM card gets lost or corrupted. It is also very important to inform your bank of your travel plans. Many banks will shut down ATM cards when they receive charges from a foreign country. You want to avoid this issue at all costs.
NOTE: Please make sure your debit/credit cards are up to date and will not expire when in Malaysia. Getting mail there is an absolute battle, and not reliable or fast.
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Handmade sleeping bags are created using the "Ugly Quilt" pattern, established in 1985 by the My Brother's Keeper Quilt Group. The outer shell of the sleeping bags are sewn together from recycled fabrics, such as sheets, comforters, curtains, or other remnant fabrics. Mattress pads, felt, and other fabric scraps are used for the sleeping bag filling. Once completed, the sleeping bags are donated to local and national homeless shelters for distribution.
Quilting and/or sewing skills are not required to make Ugly Quilts - all skill levels are welcome.
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Donna Jemas has joined Highlands State Bank as a vice president and commercial loan officer.
Jemas is responsible for business development, deposit growth and serving as a commercial lender and will be centered in the Morris county area but will also be working in the main office located in Vernon, according to a press release from the bank, which said that Jemas cames to Highlands State Bank with more than six years of banking and lending experience in the New Jersey marketplace.
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Boudreau has had a 30-year career in corporate government affairs, retiring from Honeywell in 2006. He has also served in the Maine House of Representatives.
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Six Factors to Consider when Choosing a Credit Card for Your Small Business
Whether you are a freelancer or a small business owner, separating your personal bank accounts from your business accounts is a good practice that you need to get your arms around from the get-go.
For many business owners this starts with obtaining a business credit card.
If you think a business credit card is just about convenience, think again. Credit specialist and SBA guest blogger Marco Carbajo cites three very compelling business reasons for obtaining a business credit card:
- It Can Prevent Intermingling of Credit – If you start intermingling personal and business credit, you negate any protection that being an LLC can afford. A business credit card, used solely for business purchases and expenses, can eliminate this risk as long as it isn't backed by a personal guarantee.
- A Business Credit Card Aids Good Record Keeping – The IRS requires that income and tax deductions for business and personal transactions are kept separate. Business credit cards can help in this regard because they break down expenses by category – making record keeping easier. Read more about recordkeeping and managing your small business tax obligations.
- It Helps Build Your Business Credit – Establishing the creditworthiness of your company will stand you in good stead when it comes to seeking additional funding.
Read more from Marco in: Why Should You Apply for a Business Credit Card?
Finding the right business credit card for your company, however, requires a little more research and comparison shopping than finding one for your personal use. Here are six factors to consider:
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- Understand Repayment Terms or Grace Periods – While you should do everything you can to pay off your monthly minimums, protect yourself in advance by researching whether your card provider offers a grace period and what late payment fees you may incur if you go over this time. Remember your business credit score is at risk if you pay late or miss minimums.
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Recognizing the role smartphones have in the lives of consumers, Pandora has made a strong effort, and is succeeding, at growing its mobile revenue and its mobile platform. Despite the much smaller screen (compared to a PC) CEO Joe Kennedy says the company generated $59.2 million in mobile revenue, 53.2% from advertising, the rest from subscriptions. He says, despite the smaller screen, consumers are so much more focused on the device than on a PC, indicating advertisers see better ROI. 75% of Pandora's listening hours now come from mobile. Pandora offers consumers a $4.00 per month plan which gives them access to the music without ads.


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Amazon claims that front strut assemblies from FCS (part # 1331596) are compatible with a 2001 Maxima. The FCS website identifies another part # for a 2001 Maxima and says part # 1331596 is for 2002 - 2003 models. Will there be a compatiblity issue if I use a part intended for a 2002 -2003 model on my 2001 Maxima?
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A Grandmother's Love
From the first time I heard that you were coming into
this world I couldn't believe my ears,
A little person amongst us
that we could hold so dear.
From that day forward I promised you
that I would help you learn and grow
To teach you about life and love
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I use Apache-Tomcat 4.0.3 server.Often while testing the servlet codes i need them to recompile,but then every time the server has to be shut down and then restarted.
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Senior Fellow Ivan Eland on the Paris Attacks and the Endless Cycle of Terrorism
Recorded: Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Peace and Liberty at the Independent Institute and author of No War for Oil is interviewed by Thom Hartman for The Big Picture on RT on the terrorist attacks in Paris. He discusses the endless cycle of terrorism in the Middle East and how France can avoid making the same mistakes.
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Recorded: Monday, November 16, 2015
In this interview aired by WHDT World News, Ivan Eland calls by Republican governors against accepting Syrian refugees into the United States. Eland calls this nonsense, and he stresses the importance of ending American intervention in Muslim countries, while focusing on security at home.
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Recorded: Saturday, October 3, 2015
In this "Special Report with Bret Baier" for Fox News, Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman analyzes the Republican candidates' discourse on repealing the Obamacare program and discusses how are they going to do it.
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Recorded: Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Independent Institute Senior Fellow John C. Goodman talks about his new Independent book, "A Better Choice: Healthcare Solutions for America," on how to replace the Affordable Care Act with market-based solutions. Hosted by Michael Cannon, the discussion was held on July 22, 2015, at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C.
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The Road to Freedom and Prosperity
Abolish the IRS, Privatize Social Security and Welfare, End Unfunded Public Pension Liability
Recorded: Friday, July 10, 2015
Independent Institute Senior Fellows John C. Goodman and Lawrence J. McQuillan speak on a panel with Heartland Institute Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara at the 2015 FreedomFest held in Las Vegas, NV. The program is moderated by Lewis Uhler, President of the National Tax Limitation Committee.
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Recorded: Friday, July 10, 2015
Lewis Uhler, President of the National Tax Limitation Committee, moderates a panel with Independent Institute Senior Fellows John Goodman and Lawrence McQuillan and Heartland Institute Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara at the 2015 FreedomFest held in Las Vegas, NV.
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Love Gov portrays the federal government as an overbearing boyfriend Scott Gov Govinsky who foists his "good intentions" on a hapless, idealistic college student, Alexis. Each episode follows Alexis's relationship with Gov as his intrusions wreak (comic) havoc on her life, professionally, financially, and socially. Alexis's loyal friend Libby tries to help her see Gov for what he really is a menace. But will Alexis come to her senses in time? Tune in to find out!
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Episode 3: A Remedy for Healthcare Choices
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Independent Institute Acquisitions Director Roy M. Carlisle is interviewed by IBPA Executive Director Angela Bole at the Book Expo Book Convention in New York City. Roy talks about two new books from the Independent Institute: A Better Choice by Senior Fellow John C. Goodman and California Dreaming by Senior Fellow Lawrence McQuillan. Both books were highlighted at the conference and the authors signed copies of the books for attendees. Carlisle is a former board member of the Independent Book Publishers Association and the conversation touches on the Independent Institutes powerful scholarly book program offering solutions to todays public policy issues such as water markets, healthcare and education.
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The configuration file for the SBS 2003 BPA has been updated with new rules and a couple of fixes. Some of the new checks include:
You can ensure that you have the latest version of the configuration file by clicking on the "About the Best Practices Analyzer" link on the left, the current (as of 10/22/2008) Configuration File Version is 18.104.22.168.
I am running this on my server and it reports that SBS Service Pack 1 is not installed.
Under Windows Explorer Help About it shows my version as being
Version 5.2 (Build 3790.srv03_sp2_gdr.080813-1204: Service Pack 2
It also reports that the updates for OWA, Vista and the POP3 connector have not been installed when they have been.
Any thoughts?
OK - further update. the OWA issue has now been resolved by running directly on the server.
The POP3 error (fixable via Windows Update) http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=95161
and the Outlook 2007/Vista
fix won't install with SP2 installed
MCFH - See item #4 at the link below which discusses the SBS 2003 SP 1 not installed message : http://blogs.technet.com/sbs/archive/2007/10/19/sbs-bpa-known-issues-common-questions.aspx
Also, the 926505 update will not install until SBS 2003 SP 1 is installed.
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Fifty-five Placer County artists are creating new work and readying their studios for PlacerArts' 19th annual Autumn Art Studios Tour, set for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 9, 10 and 11 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Fifty-five Placer County artists are creating new work and readying their studios for PlacerArts' 19th annual Autumn Art Studios Tour, set for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 9, 10 and 11 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Many artists will open their private studios for the weekend, while others will participate in group shows at The Arts Building, the Old Library Art Studios and Finnish Temperance Hall.
Placer County is a natural habitat for artists, who translate the foothill vistas, wildlife, historic buildings and gardens into a stunning variety of interpretations including paintings, pastels, photography, prints, functional pottery, jewelry, glass, sculpture, wearable art and mixed media.
Artists relish this opportunity to explain and demonstrate their work as much as visitors appreciate the opportunity to discover new artists each year.
Six talented Rocklin artists are participating in the tour at Finnish Temperance Hall.
PlacerArts is the Arts Council of Placer County, a non-profit, public benefit agency founded in 1983 and the designated state-local partner of the California Arts Council for the County of Placer.


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The Rock B. Tavern on the city's South Side reopened Friday. The troubled bar, at 157 Conklin Ave., had been closed since May 23, when the city ordered a lockdown because of nuisance law violations.
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Quite simply, this is the Rock B. Tavern's last chance.
The troubled South Side bar reopened Friday for the first time in more than four months. Over the summer, the Conklin Avenue tavern received a minor facelift to meet certain terms outlined in an agreement reached with the city in June. The deal allowed the Rock B., considered a regular violator of the city's nuisance law, to reopen under limited hours.
The disk jockey booth is now used for storage. The walls are repainted. The floors are glazed. ...


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PHILADELPHIA -- If Sunday night's Game 2 of the NL Championship Series is not a must-win for Philadelphia, it's the next-closest thing.
More worrisome for Phillies manager Charlie Manuel than losing Game 1 is the trend toward silence from the Philadelphia bats.
Which is why he's shaking up the top of the lineup for Game 2, flip-flopping Chase Utley and Placido Polanco in the Nos. 2 and 3 spots. Against Giants lefty starter Jonathan Sanchez, Utley will bat second (out of his usual third spot) and Polanco will hit third (down from No. 2 in Game 1).
"Same reason I always do it," Manuel said Sunday when quizzed about his reasoning. "I want have right-handed hitter in between [the two lefties, Utley and Ryan Howard]. Polanco's hitting third."
Clearly, Manuel also is reacting to the presence of Javier Lopez, the Giants' situational lefty, on the other side. Lopez got two huge outs in the eighth inning of Game 1 when he was summoned to face Utley and Howard. He dispatched Utley with a ground ball, struck out Howard, and his evening was finished.
So far in four games this postseason, the Phillies as a team are hitting just .212. They've scored a total of only 16 runs, and their on-base percentage is just .300.
They went 0-for-4 with runners in scoring position against the Giants in Game 1 and, against Tim Lincecum and the San Francisco bullpen, did not advance a runner into scoring position after the third inning.
There was some speculation that Manuel might return shortstop Jimmy Rollins to the leadoff slot for Game 2, a thought fueled in part by Manuel saying late Saturday night that he would think about it.
After sleeping on the notion, though, Manuel discarded the idea and left Rollins in the sixth slot for Game 2, same spot in which he batted Saturday.
"Because when I looked, I like him right where he's at," Manuel said. "I look at how he's been doing and how we lined up against Sanchez. Victorino's got some hits against Sanchez [6-for-15 lifetime], and Jimmy is 1-for-16 against him. Utley's got a few hits [3-for-11].
"I looked at the way we lined up, and I like Jimmy where he's at right now."
It isn't only Sanchez against whom Rollins is scuffling. In four postseason games this fall, Rollins is hitting .067 [1-for-15].
Which makes it easy to understand Manuel's reluctance to move him back atop the lineup, because that's no small part of the reason the Phillies' offense has been sluggish.
So far in the playoffs, the top two slots in the Philadelphia order are hitting .161 [5-for-31].
Giants manager Bruce Bochy, meanwhile, elected to keep his lineup the same for Game 2 as it was in Game 1 -- including leaving Mike Fontenot at third base instead of Pablo Sandoval.


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About foursquare:
Our goal is to make the real world easier to use. We're a small but highly ambitious company with millions of users worldwide relying on foursquare to keep up with friends, discover what's nearby, save money and unlock deals. We're also helping half a million registered businesses ranging from local merchants to global brands connect with their customers.
We're growing our data science and analytics team and looking for talented people to help us with projects ranging across the full spectrum of Machine Learning and Statistical Programming disciplines. We are aggressively building out predictive systems and methods for improving our data quality and improving our core algorithms. We are specifically interested in people with experience with prediction or recommender systems, search and ranking algorithms, and classification algorithms.
Our ideal candidate will be comfortable in a fluid start-up environment and will bring an energetic, fun and creative approach to their work. You have experience building real products in the real world from the ground up or extensive research experience dealing with large datasets. Your teammates see you as a rock star, and go to you with their toughest problems. You're comfortable jumping in the deep end, learning new skills on a bleeding edge platform, and pushing out tons of high quality work fast.
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Man of Steel Lands a PG-13 Rating
Aside from the pressure of creating a Superman film that fans will enjoy, Zack Snyder and company must make Man of Steel a success because the future of the DC film-verse is riding on it being a success. Should this film fail, the chances of a Justice League movie happening are slim to none. No pressure, Warner Brothers, none at all.
In the meantime, it was announced today that Man of Steel has been given a PG-13 rating "for intense sequences of sci-fi violence, action and destruction, and for some language." This really isn't that surprising as most comic book films fall in this category. Not to mention an R-Rated Superman film would eliminate a majority of the audience that WB is trying to target.
Man of Steel flies into theaters in 3D, 2D and IMAX formats on June 14th. Henry Cavill will be filling the role of Clark Kent and Superman, with Amy Adams as Lois Lane, Laurence Fishburne as Perry White and Michael Shannon as Zod. Kevin Costner, Diane Lane, Antje Traue, Ayelet Zurer, Christopher Meloni and Russell Crowe also star.
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The California Department of Public Health has again fined Kaiser Bellflower Hospital in Los Angeles for violations of the privacy of octuplets mother Nadya Suleman and her children.
The hospital was fined $187,500 two months after the department hit it with a $250,000 fine. Both fines relate to unauthorized accessing of the family's medical records in January. Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente, which owns Bellflower, self-reported the initial violations and self-reported additional violations as an internal investigation continued.
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Blue sky, hot sun, a five-hit shutout --what more could anyone ask? All around the clubhouse the Mets were agreed that it has to be the most perfect home opener in their history. Spirits were up, jokes were funny, voices were loud. Except Dave Kingman's.
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Think current gen consoles are out of date?
Posted in Geek on Fri 08 Jun 2012 by Andy
They are ancient! Epic have just released a real time demo of the Unreal Engine 4. This is the engine that will power a good portion of the next generation of games. Wondering what Playstation 4 or Xbox 720 games will look like? It may not be so different from this. The demo itself runs on PC hardware that is available to buy now. Unfortunately because the consoles are holding back PC games, you'll not get to play anything near as impressive as this until the new batch come out (late 2013?). Can't wait, unfortunately by the time we actually get to play these games it'll be the norm anyway. Bugger.


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Holy Family Institute to open Penn Hills school
Penn Hills Council voted unanimously on July 15 to grant conditional use approval for Holy Family Institute to establish a school at 100 Mulberry Lane.
The site is a former public school, and also has served as a location for Trinity Christian Academy.
Holy Family Institute is proposing a six-classroom school to serve about 70 students with a variety of learning disabilities.
Holy Family officials have worked with the Penn Hills School District since 2001 through Linton Middle School's BEST School. The institute provided teachers, aides, assistants and a school counselor for three classrooms.
Holy Family Institute will lease the building from current owners Buy Direct Mail Inc., and the school will operate during the same hours as the Penn Hills School District. In other matters:
• Council voted unanimously to appoint resident Joseph Tamburrino to a five-year term on the Penn Hills Zoning Hearing Board. The term will run through Dec. 13, 2018.
Council also appointed Joseph Opsitnick to the municipal traffic safety committee, and Jerry Chiappinelli, Liza King and Leo Schrantz to the planning commission.
• Council voted unanimously to award a $75,000 bid to Apollo-based Sports and Recreation Associates for renovations to the basketball court at the Penn Hills Multi-Purpose Center on Lincoln Road.
The project includes paving, striping, fencing, hoops, goals and nets as well as an asphalt accessibility ramp.
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The Life & Times of Tim: Season 2, Episode 9
Personality Disorder/Stu Is Good at Something (23 Apr. 2010)
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Tim's Halloween costume is misinterpreted; Stu discovers he is an excellent table tennis player and uses his newfound skill to attract women.
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Magnuson Hotel Washington provides a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measure 500 square feet (45 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a television in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Thursday December 13, 2012Lochte and Dwyer Win Relay Gold Again
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On the second day of competition at the 2012 FINA World Short Course Championship, Ryan Lochte and Conor Dwyer combined to win another gold medal as part of Team USAs 800 free relay. Lochte and Dwyer both still train in Gainesville, Fla.
Lochte and Dwyer teamed up with Michael Klueh and Matthew McLean to win the event in a time of 6:51.40. Lochte swam the lead-off leg in a time of 1:41.17 to just miss an American record in his 200 free split. Dwyer dove in next and held the lead for the Americans that they would not relinquish.
For Lochte, it was his third gold medal of the championships. Earlier in the evening he won bronze in the mens 100m fly, finishing in a time of 49.59. It was Dwyers second medal ever at a World Championship, and first gold.
Hilda Luthersdottir (Iceland) swam in the prelims of the 100m individual medley, where she finished 22nd with a time of 1:01.85.
Day three of the FINA World Short Course Championships will begin with prelims at 3 a.m. ET and finals take place at 12 p.m. ET. For the complete meet information, including TV schedule click here.
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EFFIE, Minn. - Every November, life in the Northwoods slows to a frosty halt and that's when Bill Rogers and his family head to their unusual box car deer camp.
Located in Effie, it's safe to say it's an original. A quick peek outside and inside and stories start rolling.
"Well, it's pretty unique," Henry Rogers says. "That's one of the cool things about it. You just don't see things like this anywhere."
Way back in the 1950s the Rogers family set up camp with a roughed in tar paper shack, but their grandpa and uncles soon located a caboose for $400.
Two of the sons wanted more space and additions were quickly added and now there's a full blown kitchen, bunk beds -- It's like a home away from home.
There's also one special feature that brings back memories.
"The cupola area is what was kind of neat to use when we were kids. That's where we got to stay. It was a quiet place for us," recalls Bill Rogers, who is also the camp cook.
So that's the story from one of the most unusual deer camps in Minnesota. A deer camp started by old timers and still right on track.
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Interphase Announces First Quarter 2013 Financial Results Business Wire PLANO, Texas -- April 25, 2013 Interphase Corporation (NASDAQ: INPH), a diversified information and communications technology company, today reported financial results for its first quarter ended March 31, 2013. Revenues for the first quarter of 2013 were $3.3 million, a decrease of $734,000 when compared to revenues from the first quarter of 2012 of $4.0 million. Revenues in the quarter were primarily derived from telecommunications and enterprise product revenues, which decreased to $2.5 million in the first quarter of 2013 compared to $3.2 million for the first quarter of 2012. Services revenues were $722,000 for the first quarter of 2013 compared to $781,000 for the first quarter of 2012. Gross margin was 39% for the first quarter of 2013 compared to 46% for the first quarter of 2012. The decrease in gross margin percentage was primarily due to a revenue mix shift toward lower margin products and services and decreased utilization of our manufacturing facility. The Company recorded a charge of approximately $340,000 during the first quarter of 2013, classified as other loss, in response to a labor court decision in France regarding a lawsuit brought against the Company by former employees of Interphase SAS, a subsidiary of Interphase Corporation. The Company reported a net loss of $1.4 million, or ($0.20) per share in the first quarter of 2013 compared to a net loss of $929,000, or ($0.13) per share in the first quarter of 2012. On March 31, 2013, the Company's working capital position was $10.5 million, including cash and marketable securities of $8.3 million. "Our revenue results for the first quarter of 2013 reflect a continued weakness in the telecom market worldwide. We had Electronic Manufacturing Services orders in house that would have allowed us to grow sequentially and achieve similar revenue levels to those achieved in the first quarter of 2012, but a global parts shortage from one of the suppliers kept us from meeting this goal," said Gregory B. Kalush, CEO and President of Interphase. "However, we have since received those parts, and I am pleased to say that we will begin fulfilling this order early in the second quarter. It is important to note that we have also received a second order from this customer, and it is double the size of the first order. We expect to begin fulfilling this next order during the second and throughout the third quarter of 2013. There is very strong interest in our engineering design and manufacturing services, and we expect to enjoy significant revenue growth in 2013 in this area of our business. I would also like to mention that penveu^® has entered the second phase of our internal beta testing, and we expect to enter external beta testing soon." About Interphase Interphase Corporation (NASDAQ: INPH) is a diversified information and communications technology company, committed to innovation through the process of identifying, developing and introducing new products and services. The Company provides its customers solutions for connectivity, interworking and packet processing. Clients of the Company's communications networking products include Alcatel-Lucent, Fujitsu Ltd., Genband, Hewlett Packard, Oracle, and Samsung. The Company also offers engineering design and manufacturing services to customers from a wide variety of industries within the electronics market. Interphase recently expanded its business to include penveu^®, a handheld device that adds interactivity to the installed base of projectors and large screen displays, making any flat surface, from pull down screens to HDTVs, an interactive display system. penveu is an affordable and portable solution that targets the education and enterprise markets. The Company, founded in 1974, is headquartered in Plano, Texas, with manufacturing facilities in Carrollton, Texas, and sales offices in the United States and Europe. For more information, please visit our websites at www.iphase.com and www.penveu.com. Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements about the business, financial condition and prospects of the Company. These statements are made under the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The actual results of the Company could differ materially from those indicated by the forward-looking statements because of various risks and uncertainties, including (without limitation) effects of the ongoing issues in global credit and financial markets, our reliance on a limited number of customers, the lack of spending improvements in the telecommunications and computer networking industries, significant changes in product demand, the development and introduction of new products and services, changes in competition, various inventory risks due to changes in market conditions and other risks and uncertainties indicated in Item 1A of the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K and in the Company's other filings and reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission. 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Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements Interphase Corporation Condensed Consolidated Statements of Operations (amounts in thousands, except per-share amounts) Three Months Ended Mar. 31, 2013 2012 Revenues $ 3,280 $ 4,014 Gross margin 1,270 1,849 Research and development 830 932 Sales and marketing 676 914 General and administrative 888 940 Restructuring charge (67 ) - Total operating expenses 2,327 2,786 Loss from operations (1,057 ) (937 ) Loss before income tax (1,398 ) (933 ) Net loss (1,410 ) (929 ) Net loss per diluted share $ (0.20 ) $ (0.13 ) Weighted average common and dilutive shares 7,006 6,914 Selected Consolidated Balance Sheet Information (amounts in thousands) Mar. 31, 2013 Dec. 31, 2012 Cash and marketable securities $ 8,321 $ 8,803 Accounts receivable, net 2,609 2,781 Inventories 2,072 2,219 Net property, plant and equipment 314 334 Total assets 14,529 15,178 Total liabilities 6,664 6,125 Total shareholders' equity $ 7,865 $ 9,053 Contact: Interphase Corporation Media Contact: Lisa Bascom, 214-654-5000 email@example.com or Investor Contact: Joseph Hassett, 866-630-INPH email@example.com
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Emmanuel Cabrera Cepeda, 36, was charged with aggravated murder as a first-degree felony.
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How can these cookies be listed as "healthy"? Just because a cookie is low fat, doesn't mean it is healthy. 2 1/4 cups of sugar is awful for anyone, and the white flour adds to the unhealthy quality of the cookie. This is not a recipe where "good taste meets good health."
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We can't resist big, soft, fudgy cookies, like those found in glass jars on bake-shop counters. These freeze exceptionally well-layer them in a freezer-safe container between sheets of wax paper; thaw 15 minutes at room temperature before serving.
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These cookies are not in any way low-carb, nor diabetic appropriate. I am disappointed in the total lack of attempt to modify this recipe, as well as its low-carb classification. Way too high in sugar for diabetics, and far too high in both processed flours & sugars to be classified as low-carb. Eating Well is usually much better about this!
These cookies are so delicious. The best part for me is that the cookie is so soft but also has a little crunch on the top layer. The other best part is that there's hardly any fat and they are low in calories so I didn't feel guilty or full. My kids love them too. I halved the recipe so I couldn't eat too many; very easy to do. I don't have a lot of patience for complicated recipe's, so this recipe's simplicity is an added bonus.
I will not be trying these, too much sugar! How can they only be 60 calories each with all that sugar???


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What would need to be right in order for you to look seriously at it? One dealer tells his story.
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think about Chinese equipment companies entering the North American market? Do you wonder about the quality, or the product support, or do you wonder how they're going to overcome language and culture barriers in order to do business here successfully?
About a month after the CONEXPO-CON/AGG show I had unrelated conversations with the presidents of two different AED member dealerships - funny thing is they could have been the same conversation because their comments were so similar. I'll paraphrase:
Dealer says: I set aside some time at CONEXPO just to visit some Chinese manufacturers' booths. In each booth they would introduce me to
guy who was best prepared to speak with prospects. And each time I could not understand a word he said. So I would leave, shaking my head and thinking, "They're not ready."
Perhaps it's obvious to you, but my feeling is that "ready" for North America will be defined by those companies that
themselves in their marketing, branding and business approaches - all of which are accomplished with the right people in the right places. Dan Blade, president of Hi-Way Equipment Co. in Houston, affirmed that belief in a recent phone conversation - in fact, his experience is proof that the right people are absolutely essential to successful Chinese (or any foreign manufacturer's) transition into this market.
Blade, an AED member, became a dealer for Chinese manufacturer LiuGong about six weeks after CONEXPO - but his journey of due-diligence and decision-making began a year prior to that. Initially the manufacturer had established a master distributor organization called The January Group, and while Blade was somewhat interested in the product line, he was less than enthusiastic about dealing with a middleman group rather than the manufacturer directly. However, when LiuGong dissolved the master distributor and created LiuGong Construction North America, appointing industry veteran Ron Hargrave as president, it was suddenly a new ballgame for Blade, who already knew Hargrave as well as George Lumpkins, director of Product Development and After Market Support, who also became instrumental in developing the dealer relationship. Veteran service and product managers were also hired, creating more confidence and credibility.
Then all the planets started to align. LiuGong selected the Houston area for its North American headquarters, which meant product support was going to be a no-brainer. And the product is good and he can offer it to long-untapped customers for a good price - Blade was seeking to add an excavator to his mix, and LiuGong has been producing theirs since the mid-'90s; the 50-year-old company is also the world's second largest producer of wheel loaders, turning out 30,000 a year and 3,300 in the month of April alone.
Now that some of Blade's customers have gotten a taste of Chinese, he's hearing positive feedback including that the wheel loaders are durable, have easy serviceability (not that they need much), and offer plenty of operator comfort. Blade admits that he's heard some jokes and stigmas, such as contractors asking if machines are painted with lead paint. (Remember the Chinese toy scare early this year?) But he believes that stigmas and hesitation will be short-lived, and that ultimately the AED dealer standing behind a reliable product is what will cause end users to embrace the line just as they did for Japanese and Korean products.
Wondering how other Chinese manufacturers are strategizing for North American marketshare? You're not alone - so AED is inviting them to a panel discussion at this year's Executive Forum, where we'll ask them all the big questions. We'll take your questions, too, so please don't miss it.
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Vampire Diaries season 4 professor Shane to introduce mythical Silas character & more. As previously reported, Vampire Diaries executive producer Julie Plec recently spilled new spoiler beans for season 4 with TV Line. This one,involves what shady Professor Shane has in store when they comeback from their winter break. It turns out that Shane has got some crazy stuff in the works,including digging up some mythical character named Silas,and more.
Julie explained to them,when asked about Shane's future, "Shane is the captain of the crazy train in the next chapter, which is really all about revealing more about his agenda, learning more about this mythical character of Silas that he keeps mentioning, getting closer and closer to the location and the means to dig up both the cure and Silas,and then the fallout of that choice and what that all means."
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Just last week I blogged on the rise of the virtual office and the importance of apps to enable the workforce to have the same productivity tools while on-the-go that they'd have access to from the desktop. I hadn't planned to write on mobility again so soon, but, having just read Matt Hamblen's article at Computerworld, "Chief mobile officer: A job title now timely?" it seems equally timely to continue the discussion.
In his article Matt quotes a Forrester analyst, Ted Schadler, who said "Mobile is one of those things that bites you from behind if you aren't paying attention." He went on to reference the Forrester report:
The idea of a company having a chief mobility officer (CMO) isn't a new one. But as enterprises scramble these days to establish mobile strategies, having a CMO could be a key to success, according to a new Forrester Research report. …. One of the Forrester report's authors, analyst Ted Schadler, said "One of the reasons why a corporation would want to create an office of the chief mobility officer is to improve coordination of mobile initiatives. Without [such an office], firms will waste too much time and money….."
Having all corporate mobile coordination done by a single chief mobility officer may still be a little far-fetched. However, the idea has been around for a few years now and as the economy improves (hopefully), and as the proliferation of smart mobile devices expands, the role of mobile for IT will only increase. Whether an organization has a Chief Mobility Officer or not, IT needs to fill the role with vision, strategy, and sound execution to meet the demands of their users while maintaining a secure environment.
As I mentioned at the beginning, to maximize productivity, the mobile workforce requires the tools to perform ALL the tasks while on-the-go that they can do within the traditional office space. This includes the ability to print from their mobile device. As a mobile-printing evangelist, I'm trying to spread the word about HP's secure solutions for mobile printing. I reported last week about a recent survey on Enterprise Mobility done by Government Technology that revealed that only 18% of agencies identified having a strategy to address employees' mobile printing needs and 57% of respondents either didn't know that printing from a smartphone was possible, or thought that it was impossible.
It's not only possible, it's actually quite easy. Does your organization have a strategy for supporting mobile devices? Does it address secure printing solutions? If not, there are two solutions you should be aware of:
- HP ePRINT ENTERPRISE FOR SMALL OR LARGE ORGANIZATIONS The HP ePrint Enterprise solution enhances workforce productivity by giving employees the power to print directly from their mobile devices. Equipped with enterprise-level security features, HP ePrint Enterprise is a scalable, centrally manageable solution that makes it easy to send documents to printers in your enterprise network.
- HP ePRINT PUBLIC PRINT LOCATIONS FOR PRINTING OUTSIDE THE ENTERPRISE For employees who travel or work remotely, the app is available for free download. With the app, mobile device users can quickly search for and print to Public Print Locations, such as print-and-copy retail stores, hotels, airport lounges and more.
To develop a mobile printing strategy, use the 'Lead Your Organization with a Mobile Printing Strategy' planning template to guide you in developing a strategy to meet the specific needs of your organization.
To ensure that your organization always has access and visibility to the latest innovations in printing and imaging solutions consider HP Managed Print Services (MPS).