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A recent visit by federal education officials showed the Guam Department of Education has improved its financial management but still has work to do, according to public school Superintendent Jon Fernandez.
Last week, representatives from the U.S. Department of Education's Risk Management Service visited Guam to assess the local education department's progress with its financial management.
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A fast-moving fire destroyed a garage and motor home and severely damaged two houses, displacing the residents, Wednesday in a rural area south of Sebastopol.
The homes in the 1800 block of Schaeffer Road were rendered uninhabitable by the blaze reported at 4:07 p.m. and the cause remained under investigation, Gold Ridge Fire District Battalion Chief Darrin DeCarli said.
Lew Skidmore, who bought one of the homes 45 years ago, said he was mowing weeds behind his house when he turned and saw flames shooting through the roof of the garage, which was burned to the ground.
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Skidmore, 71, said he tried to douse the fire with a garden hose but was driven back by heat that wound up melting the hose. The flames might have been only 30 feet high "but they looked like 60," he said.
"We had a lot of good times in the house," said Skidmore, a Santa Rosa native who often visited the house and as a baby was given baths in the kitchen sink by the former owner.
His daughter, Holly Skidmore, said she got multiple calls at her job in Petaluma from people telling her the home she lived in most of her life and now shared with her father was burning.
"I think we're all just kind of in shock right now," she said. A teenaged friend of the family also lived at the house.
DeCarli said he had not calculated an estimate of the damage. Flames spread from the garage to the two adjacent homes, he said.
Lew Skidmore said he was mystified by the fire because he had recently cleaned out most of the garage. The remains of a toolbox and a generator stood among the blackened rubble.
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He obtained a Diploma in Theology at Lelapa La Jesu Seminary in Lesotho, Certificate in Pastoral Studies at College of the Resurrection - Mirfield in the United Kingdom – UK and BA Honours Degree in Theology at the University of North West – Potchefstroom.
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He was ordained to the diaconation on 12 December 1990 and to priesthood on 13 December 1991. He served his diaconate and first curacy in the Parish of All Saints, Khuma and St. Monica, Kanana. Served his second curacy in the then Parish of Resurrection, Ikageng now the Cathedral Church of the Resurrection. Then Priest-in-charge, later in 1997 appointed Archdeacon of Central Archdeaconry and then in 2004 appointed the first Dean of the Cathedral of the Resurrection. And finally, he was elected and consecrated on 1 May 2007 as the Second Bishop of the Diocese of Matlosane.


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A local organization is doing its part to help reduce the number of accidents following prom.
The Coalition for a Drug Free Dale County is holding "after prom" parties for Ariton High School and Carroll High School.
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McEntee: Swallow should do what's best and bow out
It's time for John Swallow to cut his losses and go.
The baggage is piling up. Demands for answers are growing louder. And the feds have Utah's new attorney general in their sights.
The under-indictment businessman Jeremy Johnson, not an entirely solid witness, alleges Swallow helped arrange a bribe in 2010 in an effort to buy a U.S. senator's influence in derailing a federal investigation into Johnson's business dealings. Swallow denies that.
There also was an intriguing meeting at a doughnut shop, fishy emails and Swallow's transfer of his company to his wife the day he filed to run for attorney general. He also did not disclose payments from a now-dead man he introduced to Johnson.
As attorney general, Swallow should be protecting the public's best interest and its tax dollars. But he supports the Legislature's campaign to force the United States to cede 30 million acres of federal public land in Utah to the state despite its fatal flaws and the millions of dollars it would cost in court.
This is a man who gathered more than $1 million in campaign donations, including $250,000 from the Republican State Leadership Committee, which wants attorneys general nationwide to fight "the federal government's overreach."
According to the Utah Constitution, the attorney general "shall be the legal adviser of the state officers, except as otherwise provided by this Constitution, and shall perform other duties as required by law."
One would think those state officers would want sound guidance from a "legal adviser" unsullied by politics, dogma and any hint of scandal.
The Utah Democratic Party has asked U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder for an investigation, and the left-leaning Alliance for a Better Utah wants the Utah State Bar to do the same. If it does not, the alliance plans to file a formal request for a probe.
Republicans Enid Greene Mickelsen, a former congresswoman, and Holly Richardson, a former legislator, also have called for inquiries.
Swallow has, of course, denied any misdeeds. But the damage to the reputation of the Attorney General's Office and its dedicated attorneys and staff cannot be ignored.
This type of mess can take months, if not years, to sort out. Utahns deserve an attorney general who is able to perform his or her duties without the odor of even a possible scandal.
Swallow would do himself and the state a huge favor by walking away and letting someone without baggage do the job.
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This aerial photo shows aftermath of a massive fire that burned a large portion of the Seaside Park boardwalk, Friday, Sept. 13, 2013, in Seaside Park, N.J. The fire, which apparently started Thursday near an ice cream shop and spread several blocks, hitting the recently repaired boardwalk, which was damaged last year by Superstorm Sandy. (AP Photo/The Asbury Park Press, Bob Bielk)
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Seaside Park Police Corporal Steve Shadiack said the three Seaside Park police officers fell off a U.S. Army transport truck Friday when a bench on which they were sitting on the passenger side of the truck malfunctioned.
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The MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department held a reception, October 18, to celebrate the official launch of the new SuperUROP undergraduate research program. Members of the inaugural class of the SuperUROP program, sponsors (and donors), MIT administrators who contributed to its implementation, and EECS faculty mentors and guests, joined EECS Department Head Anantha Chandrakasan in the Stata Center R&D Dining area to celebrate. Read more and view photos of the event and the 6.UAR class held just before the reception.
Cited for his work developing the RSA algorithm, a method for public-key cryptography, Ronald Rivest is named to the National Cyber Security Hall of Fame, Oct. 17, 2012.
This fall, the faculty and students in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Department at MIT are coming together for a new program that has created a buzz since its announcement last spring. The Advanced Undergraduate Research Program — now officially called the SuperUROP — for EECS department juniors and seniors has already enticed over 200 students with more than 100 exciting research projects proposed by the department's faculty. Read more!
Shafi Goldwasser, the RSA professor of electrical engineering and computer science at MIT and principal investigator with the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, is among three at MIT selected as Simons Investigator by the Simons Foundation.
Professor of applied math and computer science at MIT and head of the Computation and Biology Group, Bonnie Berger, with former and current students, has developed an algorithm that allows researchers to access huge amounts of data in geneome databases despite the rate of genome sequencing that threatens to outpace researchers' ability to analyze the added data.
Daskalakis, students use game theory to tackle 30 year economics problem - extending Nobel winner's work on single-item auctions to auctions involving multiple items.
At a major Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence event held May 31, 2012 at the MIT Stata Center, a new CSAIL initiative known as "bigdata@CSAIL" was announced by MIT president Susan Hockfield as Intel's CTO, Justin Rattner announced that MIT would house a new Intel research center to focus on techniques for the science and engineering of big data -- the huge amounts of information generated by Web users and networked sensors. In addition, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick announced the Massachusetts Big Data Initiative to investigate how big-data technologies can improve government.
Indyk/Katabi's sparse Fourier transform (SFT) has been named to MIT Technology Review's 2012 list of the world's 10 most important emerging technologies.
Shafi Goldwasser and former graduate student Guy Rosenblum, who is now at Microsoft Research, have conducted a ten year foundational study on computer security that focuses on side-channel attacks, the latest and greatest threat to security as cloud computing becomes the new standard.
"Of all the ways to be honored, for me education is the one that really means the most," said Abelson. "That's how I think of myself at MIT, as a teacher."
At the Association for Computing Machinery's Symposium on Theory of Computing in May, Silvio Micali, and graduate student Pablo Azar will present a new type of mathematical game that they're calling a rational proof.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) named Scott Aaronson of MIT as one of two recipients of this year's Alan T. Waterman Award. The honor goes to an outstanding researcher under the age of 35 in any field of science or engineering that is supported by the NSF.
EECS faculty members Dina Katabi and Piotr Indyk with graduate students Eric Price and Haitham Hassanieh will present a new algorithm this week at the Association for Computing Machinery's Symposium on Discrete Algorithms (SODA) that, for a large range of practically important cases, improves on the fast Fourier transform -- in some cases yielding a tenfold increase in speed.
CSAIL Postdoc Chintan Vaishnav has presented a mathematical analysis of the effects of regulation on the telecommunications industry to an audience of regulators and other academics, suggesting that regulators concentrate more on building consensus among disparate economic stakeholders while preventing companies from stifling competition through market dominance.
EECS Professors Dina Katabi and Muriel Medard have teamed to establish a new field (network coding).
Jouya Jadidian has been awarded the best student paper prize at IEEE PPPS 2013, the combined 19th IEEE Pulsed Power Conference (PPC) and the 40th IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science (ICOPS) which was held June 2013 in San Francisco, CA, for the paper entitled, "Abrupt Changes in Streamer Propagation Velocity Driven by Electron Velocity Saturation and Microscopic Inhomogeneities."


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Switzerland – Adecco to buy back €400 million of shares
The world's largest staffing firm Adecco (ADEN:VTX) will buy back up to €400 million of shares from mid-July, the firm announced this morning. The news has already impacted the stock positively with the company's share price rising by +4.58% to CHF 39.01 in early trading today, giving the firm a market capitalisation of CHF 7.06 billion.
The Group said that "given Adecco's solid financial position and strong cash flow generation, Adecco's Board of Directors has decided to launch a share buyback programme of up to EUR 400 million." The firm is to fund the share buyback in the debt capital market and is planning to issue bonds in the near future, subject to market conditions.
In the message sent out to shareholders, the firm also said that the programme "underlines Adecco's commitment to manage its capital structure for the benefit of its stakeholders, without compromising the Group's growth opportunities and financial flexibility."
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Penn Hebron property donation pulled from Penn Hills school board agenda
Penn Hills school board members will take public input before deciding whether they will give away the Penn Hebron Elementary School property, assessed by Allegheny County at more than $9.4 million, to the municipality.
Municipal leaders plan to demolish the school and build "a new municipal complex" on the Duff Road property, according to a resolution on Monday's agenda. The Penn Hills Municipal Building on Frankstown Road dates back to the Works Progress Administration, and was constructed in the late 1930s.
Craig Alexander, who serves as solicitor for both the school district and the municipality, said that after an executive session held prior to the school board's public meeting, it was decided to pull the item from the agenda. The resolution would have conveyed the Penn Hebron property to the municipality at a cost of $1.
The property is more than 20 acres, located across the street from the Penn Hills Center shopping plaza. However, Alexander said municipal officials are looking to utilize about five acres. Alexander said both sides would be meeting to work toward a resolution "that will satisfy both the district and the municipality."
The property donation was a late addition to the agenda, prompting some in the standing-room-only crowd to question the board's motives.
"You got caught tonight," said former board member Erin Vecchio. "You were going to give that building away until you saw all these people here."
Board president Denise Graham-Shealey said a public meeting will take place with school-district and municipal officials, where residents will be able to comment on any future plans for Penn Hebron Elementary.
Penn Hebron Elementary will close at the end of the current school year, along with Forbes and Washington elementaries, and will be replaced by the consolidated Penn Hills Elementary School, which will open for the 2014-15 school year.
Other items on the agenda included:
• A unanimous vote to end the district's transportation contract with First Student effective June 30. A related item, which passed 8-1 with board member Joe Bailey voting no, will see the district enter into a new five-year contract with A.J. Myers and Sons for transportation services through the 2018-19 school year.
• A unanimous vote to ratify a new agreement with the district's teacher's union, the Penn Hills Education Association. The current contract is set to expire June 30, and teachers' union members voted to ratify the new contract late last week, according to school board members.
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What Is CloakX? An Introduction
The CloakX system offers a method of protecting digital media from theft or unauthorized usage. What is different about CloakX? The primary difference is that the permission to use digital content is associated with a user's identity, rather than the devices he owns.
Unlike traditional protection schemes, CloakX gives the user more flexible usage rights. As a result, there are tremendous benefits:
In sum, the CloakX system will be embraced by both buyers and sellers alike because it offers benefits to all. While securing the legitimate copyrights of media owners, it does not impose unacceptable restrictions on users of the media. It assures a free market system, in which the creator of an innovative product is rewarded for his efforts, and the user pays a fair price for a product he wants.
Why CloakX Is Not Digital Rights Management
Conventional DRM systems are a very one-sided affair: The owner has all the rights, and user rights are minimal. With most existing DRM schemes, all users are presumed guilty of piracy.
To most users, the R in DRM seems to stand for Restrictions, rather than Rights. The zeal to preserve owner rights has resulted in such draconian measures as rootkits and other intrusive software being installed on users' computers without their knowledge. As a consequence, users realize that others can take ownership of portions of their computers.
The CloakX solution differs from DRM:
With the CloakX scheme, users are granted a bundle of implicit permissions in exchange for the copyrights that belong to the owner. This is consistent with the core principles of copyrights that were articulated long before the existence of digital media.
CloakX Intellectual Property
Like copyright laws, patent laws were originally enacted to encourage new ideas by ensuring inventors a fair chance to benefit from their inventions. Patents worked well in the days of individual inventors, but now patent mills acquire patent rights not to promote creativity and growth, but for the sole purpose of blackmailing other companies into paying large royalty payments to avoid prolonged and expensive legal actions.
CloakX does actively pursue patent protection for critical technologies. However, CloakX uses this IP portfolio to help prevent others from trying to monopolize the market, not to extort undeserved royalties nor to prevent others from entering the market. We at CloakX readily license our intellectual property to anyone willing to accept and extend the open, user-focused philosophy that we embrace.
Patents don't kill creativity; patent mills kill creativity.
Existing Patent Applications: 20050204405, 20050216548, XPay PPA
The Importance of Identity
Very little happens in the real world that is not predicated on identity. While people can obviously make a cash purchase anonymously, consumers are generally uncomfortable making a significant purchase from an anonymous seller, say, from a street vendor or from the trunk of a car. Very few transactions are enhanced by true anonymity.
Paradoxically, such anonymity has long been held to be an important tenet of the Internet. Somehow, people feel comfortable receiving an email from email@example.com, but they feel uneasy getting a phone call or letter from a similar identity. As a result, there have been many attempts to establish concepts like trust, authenticity, and accountability on the Internet. These characteristics flow quite naturally from identity, rather than the other way around.
Excessive identity requirements can be just as undesirable as anonymity. Law-abiding citizens are appropriately concerned about the growing number of demands for multiple forms of identification, like social security numbers, driver license numbers, passports, and credit card account numbers. Providing such sensitive information does little to prevent fraud and instead is resulting in escalating reports of identity theft. The cure is worse than the disease.
Viral Distribution or Sharing
The CloakX system provides users with responsible identity, providing only the information required to assure the integrity of a specific transaction. By associating content with the user's CloakX identity, licensed media is treated the same as it would be in the physical world. It can be played and used wherever the user is. It behaves as if the user has written his name on it as a means of making sure that it functions for him and no one else. Because of this identity association, the media can be easily and freely recovered if lost. In addition, a user can share the media with others and receive a financial reward when the shared media is then registered or purchased by the recipient. We refer to this concept as Viral Sharing.
Media Protection and Distribution: Viral Sharing
Figure 1 illustrates the CloakX Digital Media protection and distribution process:
Figure 1 How Viral Sharing Works
CloakX Components
Traditional network and computer security systems often refer to the three A's: Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting. These components are necessary, but they are not sufficient for real-world applications. The CloakX system goes beyond these, and consists of three core components: Protection, Sharing, and Payment.
Protection: The CloakX concept of Protection encompasses the three A's:
The two parties in any CloakX interaction are identified and certified to the level required, and only to the level required, for each party to be assured of the legitimacy of the other. No information is disclosed or exchanged unless required to ensure the transaction is irrefutable.
Protection goes beyond the three A's, however, and includes the encryption and encoding of protected content to ensure its usability by authorized users.
Sharing: CloakX-protected content can be used only by a properly identified user; a user who does not have CloakX identification cannot use the content. The content publisher can determine rules for sharing. For example, users with valid CloakX identification but no authorization for the specific protected content may be granted limited usage rights (time-limited reduced functionality or quality, for example) until they purchase additional usage rights.
The CloakX system enables a CloakX user to share protected content via a peer-to-peer network or by any other available means. This shared content is traceable to the sharing user, who then receives compensation when another user receives and purchases the content.
Payment: CloakX provides an integrated payment function that is enabled by the identity process. This makes it possible to conduct on-line or off-line commerce without the direct exchange of any confidential information such as credit card numbers.
The CloakX payment system is ideally suited to the low monetary value transactions typically associated with digital media purchase or rental.
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about Todd FlowerdayA Roman Catholic lay person, married (since 1996), with one adopted child (since 2001). I serve a parish in music ministry.
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GDC 274-275: "Coherent diocesan catechetical programmes"
What should a diocese offer in terms of catechetical programming connected with Christian Initiation? Today's sections tell it: 274. The diocesan catechetical programme is the global catechetical project of a particular Church, which integrates, in a structured and coherent way, … Continue reading
Magnificat, St Columba
Keeping on the theme of Marian songs this month, I thought I'd post this recording my friend Katherine and I did a few years ago of my metrical Magnificat text set to the tune of St Columba. I don't consider … Continue reading
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Tarantula Bursts With Stars
Astronomy Picture of the Day has been knocking me out this past week. Today they feature the Tarantula Nebula from the Hubble Heritage site, so big and bold we can see it with the unaided eye from across intergalactic space. … Continue reading
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The Dance Regional Semi-Finals
Barring a huge comeback by "The Summons," the regional semi-finals are set: In the violet corner, we have #1 You Are Mine vs #12 O Come O Come Emmanuel and #7 Holy Holy Holy vs #14 Veni Sancte Spiritus For … Continue reading
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RDCA II, 14-15: Relics and Dedication Prayer
Numbered sections 14 through 16 introduce the Liturgy of Dedication which takes place after the homily and before the Liturgy of the Eucharist. The first part of this would be the placement of the relics: 14. If it is to … Continue reading
GDC 272-273: "The importance of an effective co-ordination of catechesis"
The coordination of catechesis will be the topic of the next few posts covering GDC sections 272 through 278. Today, we start by reading about the "The importance of an effective coordination of catechesis." 272. The co-ordination of catechesis is … Continue reading
Hold Your Breath: A Good Word For The Episcopacy
A few of my readers take me to task for never hardly ever having a good thing to say about bishops. In my defense, I might say that Christus Dominus was one of the very first Vatican II documents studied … Continue reading
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Back in May, Andrew York had a few test sails of a VX ONE. On Mother's Day, the boat's owner, Fred Kasparek watched on from a rubber duck as Yorky and Andrew Cribb set the kite in a south-westerly that was gusting to about 30 knots and flew down the harbour doing 23 knots.
Heading out to sea.
After that day there was no doubt in Yorky's mind that he would be the third owner of a VX ONE in Australia. On the first outing in his boat in August he took it out on Sydney Harbour in a howling southerly. It was to be an introduction to the VX ONE for his crew Karyn Davis and Matt Craig. They found a lull near Clarke Island and set the kite. The breeze built quickly to 35 knots and the boat just kept on accelerating. After about five minutes of plowing over and through some waves they wondered how they were going to get the kite down. After hitting 24.7knots, one gust and a wave got the better of them. They beat back to the CYCA as the breeze built to 40 knots. There was plenty on but after furling the jib the boat became quite controllable.
Smashing into a wave on The Sound in 20 knots. Photo by Andrea Francolini
Apart from introducing 30 people to the VX in an effort to build a fleet for next season Yorky has a competitive spirit and, being crazy for sailing has done a couple of things that others may not want to attempt. Towards the end of October he went out single handed in his VX on a Saturday when the breeze was forecast to be around 17 knots. When he was on the water a southerly hit at 20 knots or so. There was no way he was going home without setting the kite. At the top end of Rose Bay he hoisted the kite held on. There was no time to pick up the mainsheet as he had to hike flat out as soon as the kite was hoisted. After just making it above Shark Island he held the kite all the way to Athol, hitting 16.7 knots along the way!
At the end of October when the forecast showed that there would be a 20 knot southerly and two metre seas on the Friday it seemed like a great opportunity to Yorky to see if he could get more than 25 knots out of his VX ONE. If he could do 24 knots on Sydney Harbour how good would it be surfing down that swell offshore?
Yorky put a plan together to sail his VX ONE from Sydney to Pittwater. His partner, Julie would take the trailer to a ramp just inside Barrenjoey. A friend was lined up with his rubber duck to accompany them on the trip. A crew and someone to take photos and video did not prove easy to find. A number of his friends really wanted to sail but were busy and actually had to work!
Surfing on 2 metre swells is Fun! Photo by Andrea Francolini
As luck would have it a few connections led to a phone call to Josh McKnight, the Moth World Champion. Josh had just finished his University exams and was keen to do the trip. Yorky also contacted Andrea Francolini who had a small window of opportunity at 7am to take photos on The Sound before a shoot he had at Middle Harbour Yacht Club.
At the last minute the rubber duck could not do the trip so Cribby saved the day, picking up Andrea from MHYC for the session on the Sound. On the way down the Harbour Yorky and Josh hit 20 knots as the southerly began to build. After 40 minutes of sailing around, the rubber duck with Andrea taking photos they headed out to sea.
The waves were up to three metres and the breeze had built to 25 knots. It made for an extremely exciting run to Pittwater. The boat took off on many a wave and probably did mid-twenties on numerous occasions but the GPSs onboard were a bit worse for wear with all the water, so unfortunately there was no maximum speed recorded.
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Prokofiev: Alexander Nevsky; Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade
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Portuguese lenders Banco Comercial Portugues SA, Banco Espirito Santo SA and Banco BPI SA may report losses for 2011 after an increase in impairments related to pension liabilities, Greek bonds and bad loans.
Banco Comercial, the biggest non-state bank by assets, may report a net loss of 760.5 million euros ($1 billion), according to the median of four analyst estimates in a Bloomberg News survey. Espirito Santo, the biggest by market value, may report a 15 million-euro loss, according to the median of five estimates, and BPI may report a 13.5 million-euro loss, according to the median estimate of four analysts.
Portuguese banks have been under pressure after the country became the third in the euro area to request external aid, following Greece and Ireland, and as international regulators demand banks recognize losses on Greek debt holdings.
The impairments related to pension liabilities stem from the transfer of part of the banks' pension funds to the Portuguese government. The banks were also required to increase provisions for loan losses after their books were audited as part of the European Union and International Monetary Fund's aid package.
Banco Comercial found it needed to increase impairments by 207 million euros after charges of 174 million euros in the second half. Espirito Santo found it needed to increase impairments by 104 million euros after it made an impairment charge of 21 million euros in September. Banco BPI SA has no need to increase impairments.
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Estimates for Oporto-based BPI ranged from a loss of 135 million euros to net income of 119 million euros, depending on how the analysts estimate the bank will report a writedown on its Greek bonds.
BPI is scheduled to report earnings today after the 4:30 p.m. close of trading in Lisbon, and Banco Comercial and Espirito Santo plan to report tomorrow.
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In India, the disease is the top cancer killer of women, but a recent study showed the effectiveness of a simple vinegar test, according to an Associated Press article. In a study of 150,000 women, the test helped reduce death rates by one-third.
Vaccines that guard against HPV, a virus that can cause certain types of cervical cancer, and Pap smears, which test for cervical cancer, are costly, and many women in India cannot afford the preventative treatments.
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I guess everything has to be spelled out here these days:
My POINT was, that a jet crashing into a residential neighborhood wherein the pilots have ejected is dereliction of duty. When the military apologists come to explain why it wasn't, we'll all have a good time here excoriating them. And there'll be the usual DU stuff... -sigh--
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We had an F-18 go down two years or so ago here in La Jolla. It flattened a home, killing five.
When the investigation was over...yup pneumatic failure, lack of stick control.
If I were the Navy, I'd check every fighter in the fleet if indeed this is the problem. Could be a defect.In Memory Of My Friend 1st Sgt. Tim Millsap A Co, 70th Eng. Bn. 3rd Bde 1st AD...K.I.A. 25 April 2005
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The Corporation and the Community
by Jason
Monday, July 12, 2010 at 06:54 AM EDT
Ran across an interesting story on Slashdot this weekend: ScienceBlogs.com, a high-profile and respectable collection of scientific blogs, is in a bit of a kerfuffle after including a paid "nutrition" blog from PepsiCo.
In response, some bloggers have left the site, others are on hiatus, and some call the whole thing an overreaction. The PepsiCo blog has since been cancelled with an apology of sorts.
You can basically read the comments in the apology thread to get a flavor for that community reaction -- just about all viewpoints are represented, but I think overall the response is negative and people feel like they were "betrayed" or "sold out".
From Them to Us
While I'm casually interested in things scientific, I don't have any special interest in ScienceBlogs.com, PepsiCo or any given blogger in their network.
What I do find e-specially e-interesting is how other communities handle the same situations the FLOSS community faces -- in this case how rarely the same response to corporate spin is raised in the FLOSS arenospheremunity .
There's always been an (ever-growing) tension between Free Software and Open Source, largely driven along business lines, a tension that seems to be reaching maturity with the recent "Open Core" spin patrol. In almost every case - I only say "almost" to be kind, in practice I know of no counter-examples -- anti-Free Software talk is driven by business interests.
Understanding does not lead to acceptance
Now, I'm not opposed to companies trying to get their spin out there, but that doesn't mean I pretend that it's anything other than what it is: PR spin with only the most tenuous connection to "truth".
For example, when Novell spreads around that good old-fashioned "IP peace of mind" FUD in ad campaign after ad campaign, I understand it's "just business" for Novell (and Microsoft). Being understandable doesn't make something acceptable, though. I understand why SirsiDynix feels the need to lie about Open Source, doesn't mean I accept it.
In a similar vein, consider this observation from a ScienceBlog.com commentor:
This is exactly what proprietary software companies attempt to do when they sponsor FLOSS conferences: it is an attempt to hijack another organization's reputation to give a stamp of legitimacy to themselves.
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Why does one community so quickly recognize and speak out on this behavior, where another does not?
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OIL companies have been urged to sensitise the public about the genuine partners who sell their products to boost the fight against substandard engine oils in Uganda.
The call was made on Friday after an operation by the Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) in the heart of Kampala that led to the closure of Standard Wave Auto Parts shop.
The Nabugabo road shop was selling counterfeit engine oils to the unsuspecting members of the public.
"We urge all oil companies that manufacture and supply motor oils to inform members of the public who their authorized retailer are so that the public is not easily duped," advised Margaret Lukoye, UNBS' Public Relations Officer.
The sale of fake engine oil is rampant throughout the country. Some of the brands affected by this evil are those of major global players like Total, Shell and Kobil among others.
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After a public uproar about substandard engine oils recently, UNBS and the Police combed shops in the city, which led to Shafik Lukyamuzi's house in Bulange, where a lot of these substandard oils were being packaged.
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UNA's Lonnie Smith shoots against Tuskegee University in the first half of the NCAA Div. II South Regional Tournament on Sunday night.
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There are four No. 1 seeds, two No. 2s, a fourth seed - and Tuskegee - remaining in the NCAA Division II tournament.
The 8th-seeded Golden Tigers are the clear underdogs, but to them, it's all good.
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The sky above us was as dark as hell, the wails of wraiths and demons echoing all around, I pray to the god's for protection. The canoe was silent, although we were all awake, all of us were too frightened to speak. The silence was deafening. At least, I thought, the waters were still. There had been a night where the canoe had been at the mercy of the god's, the demons rattling the sides, their icy rage slashing at our feeble faces. Father had pushed on, determined we were to reach our goal, he thrashed at the water with the paddle and saved us from the demons.
Once the night had retreated and the sun filled the sea and sky with her dazzling light, all was quiet. Father would continue to steer the boat in a random direction, searching the horizon for a trace of land, so far all ahead was a vast ocean. I hadn't kept track of the days, maybe even weeks, but I knew we had been sailing for quite some time.
I had been forced to get on this boat. I never wanted to leave the mainland. Neither did Father. He had told me, just before we set sail, he had said he wished to stay but we couldn't. Ryoa, my little brother, cries a lot. I'm the one who has to sing him to sleep, kiss away his nightmares and tell him stories of the place we are headed, I have to be his mother. I miss Mother with each passing day. She had gotten ill not long ago. She was too weak to fight off the sickness and passed away. They didn't see it like that, of course. They accused Father of murdering her. Fewer than a quarter of the tribe had believed Father, they too were shunned and sent away. Fifty people were sent on to the water, fifty people huddled in canoes, fifty people who would never see land again.
"Maya!" Father whispered, putting his arm around my shoulders. "See that dark line on the horizon?"
I narrowed my eyes, searching the point where the ocean meets the sky, and then I saw it.
"Is that land?" I asked. Father nodded. "I can't believe it..."
"We made it, Maya, we went against all odds and we made it." Father grinned, giving me a quick hug, I continued to gaze adoringly at the glittering water.
Word spread quickly, the entire boat was buzzing with excitement at the sight of the island. It was close to sunset when we reached the coast of the beautiful tropical island. It was magnificent. The island was covered in tall trees, birds with bright feathers and a blissful melody; the sea was plentiful with fish.
It didn't take long to settle into the island. Father was the chief of our clan, he immediately began the construction of houses and canoes, he made sure our people were safe and happy. I helped out too, a few of the women showed me how to plant crops, and very often I would join in the fishing. Ryoa liked it here too, he gurgled happily and grinned out at the porpoises dancing in the waves. I loved this island.
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The membership of the Board of Trustees is established by statute and consists of one member from each of the seven congressional districts in South Carolina and eight members at large, elected by the General Assembly for terms of four years each; one member at large appointed by the Governor; and one ex-officio member who shall be the Governor (or his/her designee).
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An owl that had become entangled in knotted fishing line was rescued by city officials Tuesday afternoon.
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A street department employee working nearby used a bucket truck to cut down the owl and lower it to Lt. Bill Shaw, of the Zanesville Police Department. Shaw wrapped the owl in a blanket and drove it to the Muskingum Soil and Water Conservation Office on ...


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|Lung water assessment in isolated lung perfusion model via reactance monitoring.
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|PMID: 22254247 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The aim of this work was to build up a new monitoring technique for the lung preservation. The medical aside problem is to measure the integrity and functionality of the lung tissue, specifically at cellular preservation level in order to improve the survival time until it is grafted. The Impedance monitoring technique for diagnosis edema development is the key in this new technique. The hypothesis was that lung edema formation is highly correlated with the reactance changes so that a rat lung perfusion model was considered as a good model to produce edema in vitro. To prove that pulmonary edema can be induced increasing the venous pressure and the perfusion time, the reactance and hemodynamic parameters were recorder in 16 pulmonary blocks of Wistar rats as methodology. Results showed statistical changes in each pulmonary block weight as a consequence to apply 7.5 ± 1.2 and 10.2 ± 1.7 mmHg venous pressure (multiple samples, Anova, p<0.05). These edema weights were correlated with the reactance changes giving 0.6 (p<0.05, Pearson). Also, data analysis showed significant differences in reactance with the time of perfusion at 16, 30, and 50 min when venous pressure level were intermittent switched from 7.5 to 10.2 mmHg. The conclusion was this preliminary evidence sustains that reactance measurement is a good technique for monitoring the lung edema level in rats. However, more research should be continuing in bigger animal models in order to prove the validity and application of this monitoring technique in human lungs.
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Van Jones' New Book, "Rebuild the Dream" Launches April 4th
As a grassroots outsider who became a White House insider, Jones analyzes the social movements that elected Obama. He explains why the "hope" bubble quickly burst after 2008, and why the Tea Party movement and Occupy Wall Street arose.
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