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Resources on the Semantic Web, technology design, mobile technology and collaboration tools
An abundance of sources on the Semantic Web
Source: World Wide Web Consortium
The World Wide Web Consortium, an international group that works on Web standards and guidelines, offers a good starting point for anyone looking to brush up on Semantic Web technology.
The W3C Web site includes a basic explanation of the technology, sometimes referred to as Web 3.0, and points to articles and interviews from various technical publications. It also posts presentations by Tim Berners-Lee and other experts.
If you want to delve even deeper, visit W3C's library of case studies or follow a link to one of seven other groups that focus on Semantic Web developments.
A collection of collaboration toolsSource: InformationWeek
InformationWeek's Serdar Yegulalp highlights seven Web-based applications that enable multiple users to collaborate on documents in real time.
Google Docs is familiar to many people, but Yegulalp said Zoho Writer is a good alternative. That tool offers both full collaboration and read-only modes. In read-only, other users view the document as a static Web page. The application also comes with a chat function.
Another option is Dabbleboard. More of a whiteboard application, it enables users to draw pictures, insert images and text, and, like Zoho Writer, chat while they work. An added bonus for ambitious brainstormers: Whiteboard presentations can span multiple pages, Yegulalp said.
Gorgeous gadgets: A retrospectiveSource: PC World
PC World's Dan Tynan highlights 15 of the greatest tech designs ever, products that combine practical functionality with something close to beauty.
To qualify, a product must be generally available and sized to fit on a desktop (more or less), with extra points awarded for historical significance and/or goofiness.
First on the list is Motorola's StarTAC cell phone, circa 1996. "The world's first flip phone is also the first gadget based on technology originally imagined in 'Star Trek': the handheld communicator," Tynan wrote.
Next up is Apple's MacBook Air laptop PC from last year. "When Steve Jobs pulled this paper-thin, titanium beauty out of a plain manila envelope in January 2008, the gasp could be heard from Cupertino to Kalamazoo," Tynan wrote.
Gadgets on the goSource: Network World
Network World reviews 12 products that are perfect for summer travelers who don't want to leave their gadgets behind.
Consider the Kensington Portable Power Pack ($60), a device slightly smaller than a BlackBerry and capable of recharging a cell phone, an iPod or other USB-based product when there is no outlet in sight.
Meanwhile, the Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth headset ($130) is perfect for users trying to conduct business while on the road. Besides being comfortable and stylish, the headset does a good job of filtering background noise.
For the serious traveler, Network World recommends the Olympus Stylus Tough-8000 ($400), a shockproof, waterproof and freezeproof camera capable of withstanding Arctic temperatures. You never know.
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Travis Henson steps down as North Greenville baseball coach
Longtime Landrum baseball coach recently took Byrnes job only to change his mind hours later
Published: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 at 2:07 a.m.
North Greenville baseball coach Travis Henson has stepped down to accept the Director of Athletic Missions and Community Outreach position at the university, he said in a phone interview on Tuesday.
Henson led the Crusaders to a 41-14 record and National Christian Colleges Athletic Association national title in 2010 and 39-17 record this past season.
Henson said resigning as the baseball coach was the right decision for him.
"I stepped down from baseball to serve in this position for the time being," he said. "I did it to assist all of our athletic teams in ministry and outreach to other people in our community. That's my goal in my life. I'm not sure I won't ever coach baseball again. Coaching is in my blood, but it's something I feel like I need to do."
Henson said his goal is to lead the Crusaders' athletic programs into ministry opportunities such as through the Miracle League, clinics and elementary schools. He is also currently the youth pastor at Washington Baptist Church in Greer.
Prior to coming to North Greenville, Henson coached at Landrum High School for eight seasons, winning three 1A state championships and finishing as runner-up once.
Henson accepted the head baseball coaching position at Byrnes in June but stepped down five days later to return to North Greenville.
Henson added he's excited about his new position at North Greenville.
"It's not something I envisioned but something I have a vision for," he said.
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As part of our ongoing festivities with Chainsaw Week (TM), we're now going to take a look at the new Kobalt 80-volt 18-inch Cordless Chainsaw ($300).
The first thing I noticed is that it's an 18-inch model, which is rare for a cordless chainsaw. Most of the manufacturers seem to opt for the smaller 12 or 14-inch bars. But this one is backed by a mondo 80-volt battery, so it can supposedly crank out enough power to chug the longer bar through wood.
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We're kicking off our first (and possibly last) Chainsaw week.
What's happened is that I've got a massive pile of logs that I need to turn into firewood and with the renovation over, I'm finally getting time to deal with it. This newfound freedom has also coincided with me trying to get a couple chainsaw reviews wrapped up. Add the two together and... *poof* ...Chainsaw Week.
So to get everyone in the mood, let's strap on the kevlar chaps and look back at some of our old chiansaw coverage...
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Paslode is running what they call the Pick It Up Challenge and there is going to be someone, somewhere out there (you?) who wins a 2015 Ford F-150 for simply picking up a nail gun.
The rules are thus: The promotion runs through October 31st and in order to enter, just head your pretty little self off to a Lowes or Home Depot and find the display for the Paslode F325R Compact Framing Nailer, pick one up (I'm assuming that there is a sample available, likely chained to the display), then scan the QR code to enter. It all sounds very, very basic and easy.
And while you're at it, I would strongly recommend that you consider purchasing one of said compact framing guns. I recently reviewed it for Tools of the Trade and it's really great. The body of the gun is a little smaller than the norm, but the magazine is completely truncated. So sure, it has a smaller nail capacity (about 40 nails at a time), but it's easier to maneuver and way lighter. The whole thing isn't even six pounds. It's actually smaller than my old Senco finish gun.
Obviously if you're a framer, you're going to turn your sunburnt nose up at this thing, but a remodeler will really enjoy using it. Honestly, if you're a DIYer, this is really all you need. Why bother haul around a massive gun if you're not going to benefit from it. Is it that important to impress your neighbor? How many racks of nails are you really going through in a day?
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Last week I was able to head off to Milwaukee Tools for their annual Product Symposium where they unleashed all of their latest and greatest tools and gear. There is a lot coming too. To get a sense of what I'm trying to get at, picture a giant red tidal wave with white lightning bolts shooting out of it (a toolnami, if you will). Hearing about each and every one of these new tools over the course of a single day was like being attacked by a grizzly bear made entirely of information. Honestly, towards the end, my mind was beaten down to the point where I felt like Brad Pitt from 12 Monkeys. Now here I am a few days later, trying to decipher my scribbled notes and jumbled memories.
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Here's a piece of advice: if you're a DIY tile guy...even if you only do a tile project once or twice every few years, you would be doing yourself a massive favor by tossing that little table top tile saw that you have in the garage and investing in a larger model with a sliding tray. The cost difference might sounds like a lot ($100 vs $500), but the ease-of-use and quality of the finished product between the two are miles apart. If you're just installing one bathroom floor and you're never tiling again, fine, get a table top. But if you're doing anything more than that, seriously, seriously consider getting a bigger saw. It makes all the difference in the world and it will save you loads of aggravation.
I'm speaking from experience here. During the full gut/remodel/addition of my house (aka: the Lost Years), I tiled three bathroom floors, two tub surrounds, a shower, and over 550 square feet of basement floor. For the first bathroom and a half, I had an old Masterforce that immediately died on me, so I ran out and replaced it with a Ryobi table top because it was the cheapest thing that looked half way decent. Around that time, Ridgid offered to send on their 8-inch Tile Saw ($500) for testing. Since I still had a boat-load of tiling left to do, I said, "Hells yeah, I'll give that thing a whirl." Turns out it was one of the best decisions I made during the entire renovation. The difference between a real tile saw and those little DIY ones is like night and day. After having used the 8-inch, I can never go back to a smaller one again. It's like learning to walk after crawling.
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Fellow tool-writer and long-time pal Rob Robillard of A Concord Carpenter is running a contest that is going to have one lucky person walking away with 5K off of their Feeney Railing DesignRail tab.
To enter, you have to send in an image of the view from your deck (where the railing will be installed). The most interesting view will be picked as the winner. My own submittal is above. Good luck suckas.
The timing of the contest is pretty good too. Most of us are just now getting around to checking out the status on the exterior of the house and, well, lookee here, rotted newel posts...twisted balusters. Could be time for a replacement.
All of the information that you need is here.
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If you've never soldered copper pipe, you should give it a try. It's really easy and when you're done, you feel like you've accomplished something cool (at least I do). The most important part is having all the right ingredients on hand, and that's what BernzOmatic's new Trigger Start Plumbing Torch Kit does. It's a one-stop purchase that includes a torch (with a trigger-start), an acid brush, some flux, and a small roll of solder, basically everything you need to get going. BernzOmatic was nice enough to get one in my hands so I could check it out.
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When it comes to gluing down subfloor, I usually go with PL Premium. I've used a whole lot of the other brands out there like Lumber Lock and Liquid Nails, but I've never found anything that is as tenacious and fail safe as PL Premium. Just don't get it on your hands, oh Lord, don't get it on your hands.
But anyway, I got word that TYTAN has just come out with a High Yield Subfloor Adhesive ($18). It comes in a 29 oz can and attaches to a gun, like a spray foam set-up. According to TYTAN, one can can do the work of 12 28 oz tubes of traditional adhesive. Sounds intriguing, eh? Well, they were kind enough to send a sample so that I could try it out.
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Coast makes some pretty cool knives (and flashlights and headlamps). I carried their RX312 (or something close to it) for a while and always liked it. I still use it from time to time, but I've switched my EDC over to a utility knife (the Milwaukee Fastback). I just finally accepted the fact that my lifestyle is brutal on a blade and I don't have the time to deal with sharpening. Disposable utility blades are just so simple to deal with.
But anyway, Coast recently developed a very interesting item that they refer to as the LK375 Light Knife ($52). It's basically a combo between a ...wait for it... wait for it... wait for it... flashlight and a knife. It's a great pairing, kind of like chocolate and peanut butter, eggs and bacon, or Ashton and Demi. Coast was nice enough to send me a sample so that I could check it out.
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The two best things that could ever happen to a woodworker or serious DIYer:
1. A random visit from Norm Abram
2. Winning free Festool gear
Festool Products, our go-to spot for Festool gear can't help with the first, but they're going to hook someone up with the second. Right now, they're working some heavy sweepstakes action and giving away a free Festool DTS Finish Sander, a $255 value. The best part is that there's no purchase necessary.
I scoped out the rules and the only thing of note is:
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I'm actually already on their subscription list and, as far as those things go, the newsletters coming from Tool Nut (who runs FestoolProducts) are totally not annoying. In fact they're usually loaded with some really nice deals, and not the kind where it's obvious they're just trying to offload some lame inventory that won't sell. For example, one had 50% off DeWalt circ saws, another had 15% off Jet and Powermatic tools, and yet another had 30% off Milwaukee M12 batteries. Plus, if you don't like it, you can always unsubscribe, which takes like two seconds.
So anyway, here's a link to the sweepstakes. Have at it.


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Leicester City winning the Premier League is as important a sport story as you could wish for, and a lesson in belief that every athlete, team and sport can learn from, writes James Maasdorp.
Sometimes, nice guys finish first. The much-loved Leicester coach Claudio Ranieri deserves every plaudit coming his way after his side's miracle win.
By Europe Correspondent James Glenday in Leicester
A day after their club completed one of the biggest sporting fairytales of all time, Leicester City fans are still celebrating the Premier League title win.
The Olympic flame has landed in the Brazilian capital Brasilia, kicking off a three-month torch relay around the country ahead of August's Rio Olympics.


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Martin Perez 2013 Outlook
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C - Hundley
1B - Abreu
2B - Castro
3B - Arenado
SS - Story
OF - Betts
OF - JD Martinez
OF - Polanco
DH - Belt
SP - Arrieta, Salazar, Rodon,Velasquez
RP - Gregerson, Papelbon, Jeffress
Bench Hitters - DeShields, Baez, Mazara, Santana, Soler, AJ Reed,
Bench Pitchers - T. Ross, Darvish, Gausman, Heaney, E-Rod
Posted 20 June 2013 - 03:13 PM
may be getting recalled soon....anything to see here?
Has been really strong in RR. If he starts next week it's rough given @NYY/CIN. But he's someone to monitor. Nick and Justin haven't lit the world on fire.
Posted 20 June 2013 - 04:42 PM
may be getting recalled soon....anything to see here?
Has been really strong in RR. If he starts next week it's rough given @NYY/CIN. But he's someone to monitor. Nick and Justin haven't lit the world on fire.
To build upon this, he has been great his last 5 starts in Round Rock, but he hasn't missed a ton of bats. Both Tepesch and Grimm have been dutiful soldiers considering they've been rushed. Martin has been rushed too. I think he gets a lot of undue disappointment but he's still so young. Texas definitely needs a 4th starter (If Ogando would ever get healthy being the #3) and Martin is probably going to get his opportunity. He's done a better job with his control and only has one outing where has had more than 2 BBs. That's encouraging. Not sure he's going be much more than a streamer in standard size leagues b/c of his pedestrian K rates but for dynasty, really deep leagues, or AL leagues he's definitely someone to think about for a speculative add.....
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Posted 22 June 2013 - 08:55 AM
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10 Team Return yard, Keep 5, IDP League
QB: Russell Wilson (K) RB(2): Chris Ivory, CJ Anderson
WR(3): Julio Jones (K), Allen Robinson, Amari Cooper TE: Zach Miller
Flex(3): Matt Jones, Tim Hightower, Bryce Brown,
DL(2): JJ Watt (K), Calais Campbell LB(2): Telvin Smith, Sean Lee
DB(4): Morgan Burnett, Dashon Goldson, Mark Barron, Kenny Vaccarro
K: Brandon McManus HC: NY Jets Coach IR: Marshawn Lynch (K), Thomas Rawls
Bench: Danny Woodhead, Jason Witten, Cecil Shorts, Derek Carr, Donte Moncrief, Keshawn Martin, Denver Coach
10 Team Standard
QB: Tyrod Taylor RB(2): Lamar Miller, David Johnson
WR(3): Demaryius Thomas, Allen Robinson, Kamar Aiken TE: Greg Olsen
Flex: Jeremy Hill K: Steven Hauschka D/ST: NY Jets
Bench: Ryan Fitzpatrick, Gary Barnidge, Darren McFadden, Denver, Denard Robinson, Ted Ginn Jr.
10 Team 2 QB
QB: Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger RB(2): DeAngelo Williams, David Johnson
WR(3): Antonio Brown, Allen Robinson, AJ Green TE: Greg Olsen
Flex(2): Jordan Reed, Denard Robinson K: Justin Tucker D/ST: St. Louis
Bench: Marcus Mariota, Frank Gore, Gary Barnidge, Julian Edelman
Posted 22 June 2013 - 07:35 PM
12 Team Keeper(4*)
QB-Sam Bradford
WR-Demaryius Thomas*
WR-Brandon Marshall
RB-Jamaal Charles*
RB-Matt Forte
TE-Greg Olsen
W/R-Carlos Hyde*
BN-S. Johnson
BN-D. Johnson
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Posted 23 June 2013 - 12:14 AM
Perez has the prospect pedigree, and I'd love to see him emerge, but I'd say he's more of a wait-and-see right now. Plus, the K's have simply disappeared from his game this year.
Posted 23 June 2013 - 02:20 AM
If he does well vs Cinci, I think I will make the add.
12 Team H2H Points League (5 keepers - $10 mil keeper budget)
C-Schwarber, 1B-Gonzalez, 2B-Altuve, 3B-Bryant, SS-Zobrist
OF-McCutchen, OF-Brantley, OF-Cespedes, OF-Ellsbury, UTIL-DPeralta
SP- Greinke, Price, Kazmir, Lynn, Shields, McHugh, Santiago, Eovaldi, Gausman, Ross
RP- Chapman, Miller, Holland, Giles
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Edited by champy41, 23 June 2013 - 11:10 AM.
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Posted 30 June 2013 - 10:52 AM
looks in line to face Seattle next, or if pushed an extra day, Houston.
Edited by blangtang, 30 June 2013 - 10:54 AM.
Posted 01 July 2013 - 09:02 AM
__Master Mind___
14-Team H2H 11x11
C: Devin Mesoraco
1B: Prince Fielder
2B: Aledmys Diaz
3B: Travis Shaw
SS: Trevor Story
OF: Jose Bautista
OF: Nelson Cruz
OF: Yasiel Puig
UT: Javier Baez
Bench: Alex Rodriguez, Jonathan Schoop
NA: Joey Gallo
RIP: Kyle Schwarber
SP: Danny Salazar, Francisco Liriano, Matt Moore, Jason Hammel, Michael Pineda, Andrew Cashner, Kendall Graveman
RP: Vince Velasquez, Drew Pomeranz, Brandon Finnegan, Trevor Bauer
Posted 01 July 2013 - 09:33 AM
C: Santana (7.1)
1B: Goldschmidt (3.1)
2B: Phillips (4.12)
SS: Segura
3B: Miggy (1.1)
OF: J. Upton (2.12), OF: Choo (6.12), OF: Gordon (8.12)
Uti: C.Davis (11.1), Uti: Rizzo (t)
BN: R. Davis
SP: Scherzer (t), Grienke(5.1), H.Bailey(14.12), Kluber, Ryu(16.12), Cole
RP: Perkins(15.1), Mujica, Cishek(17.1), Farquhar, Hawkins, Melancon
Posted 01 July 2013 - 10:14 AM
Posted 01 July 2013 - 11:11 AM
I think he's up for good. Watch Ogando's status (seems to be several weeks away) to see when we find out for sure, but I bet they send down Grimm or Tepesch instead of Perez.
Ogando is pitching live batting practice on Wednesday. If he gets thru that then he'll go out on rehab. They're tentatively expecting him back after the ASB. Lewis is supposedly around August 1st, but that's much murkier as he says he still doesn't feel great but there is nothing on the MRI's. Grimm is getting close on innings, especially after 5 more probable starts. He'll most likely be sent down if Perez can be functional.....
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Nearly 200 women audition to become a Tennessee Titans Cheerleader for the 2016 season.
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Working on the Railroad - Roosevelt Elementary 4th Grade students were able to have a Question-and-Answer session with former Railroad worker Randy Smith when they went to the Cherokee depot on a recent field trip. Photo by Dan Whitney
to the Historic Cherokee Depot recently. While there, the three groups listened to former railroad worker Randy Smith talk about "the old days" on the railroad and also had an opportunity to ask questions. Jim Adamson also presented an interesting slide show on the history of the railroad here in Cherokee, and the students also toured the general waiting room and ticket office area. Photos by Dan Whitney.
Visiting the depot - Visitors to the Historic Cherokee Depot are able to view several items representative of the golden age of railroad transportation in America.
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Letter From London
The Levy Incident.
In 1912, British politics were roiled by the Marconi affair. As long ago as it was, it's strikingly relevant in view of the cash-for-honors affair that is now roiling London, since on both occasions there has been a subplot—a recurrent theme of anti-Semitism. But then another theme has recurred: the love of money, which is the root of so much political evil. Sex scandals cheer us all up from time to time, but not even Bill Clinton's worst enemy—or Newt Gingrich's—could claim they are as damaging to public life as financial corruption, whether for personal or party gain.
Whatever other successes Tony Blair would like to claim, his Labor Party has gone broke over the 10 years of his prime ministership, and he has resorted to drastic means to raise money, notably through his friend, tennis partner, and fund-raiser Lord Levy, who is in the eye of the current storm over the alleged sale of peerages and other honors. Since I wrote about this here last year, Levy has been arrested, though not yet charged, and in December Blair himself made another contribution to the history of our damp little island when he became the first prime minister ever to be questioned by the police at Downing Street. Blair is now alarmed that Levy won't carry the can and go quietly like Scooter Libby (if I have read that right from afar), but that he might, to the contrary, spill the beans.
Now a different anxiety has been expressed: that Levy is the victim of the oldest prejudice of all. "The Jewish community is becoming increasingly more sensitive," says Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet, Levy's friend and rabbi, "that there's the one Jew seemingly being hung out to dry here." This echoes what Jonathan Freedland wrote last summer in the Guardian: The "Jewish community have long detected old-fashioned prejudice" in phrases such as "flamboyant north London businessman" regularly used about Levy.
And Rabbi Schochet's comments were echoed in turn by David Rowan, editor of the Jewish Chronicle, who is worried that Levy may be "scapegoated as the traditional outsider-turned-court-Jew whose casting out might finally purge the corrupt body politic." Rowan deplored "the unashamedly anti-Semitic and conspiratorial rhetoric surrounding him." Since anti-Semitism exists, this is not inherently absurd, still less an "insane" accusation, as Stephen Glover of the Daily Mail has called it. But that doesn't make it true either, and the more seriously anti-Semitism is taken, the more cautiously the charge should be used.
As it happens, the Marconi affair gave a good illustration of the real thing. Attempting a succinct account of it is a little like the Monty Python "Summarize Proust" contest, but three ministers in the Liberal government—Rufus Isaacs, the attorney general; David Lloyd George, the chancellor of the exchequer; and Alexander Murray, aka the Master of Elibank, the Liberal chief whip—had bought stock in the American Marconi company. Marconi's British division had just been granted a franchise by the London government, and its shares shot up when the sinking of the Titanic then revealed the new importance of wireless telegraphy, or radio.
When the news of their investment transpired, the three gave, to put it mildly, a disingenuous account of their activities. They were cleared by an inquiry after Elibank had left the government and made himself scarce in South America, sending a message that he couldn't attend the inquiry because of pressing business in Bogotá; Liberal meetings were thereafter disrupted by catcalls of "Bogotá" from Tory hecklers.
Still, that mild derision was nothing compared with the vituperation directed at the attorney general. But then, Isaacs was a Jew. None of the three could be said to come out of it well, but whatever Lloyd George and Murray had done, no one said that their behavior showed what the Welsh were like, or the Scots. Isaacs was venomously denounced as embodying the odious character of "the Jews."


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As news broke Friday morning that one of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings had been shot and killed but the other was still on the run, Connecticut residents began reaching out to friends and relatives in the Watertown-Boston area to make sure they were safe.
Meanwhile, Amtrak service out of New London was canceled Friday as trains in and out of Boston were suspended while police searched for the second suspect.
Lauren E. Marston, who lives in Brighton, Mass., near the Watertown town line, said she and her roommates spent the day glued to the Internet and listening to a streaming police scanner. Marston, who grew up in Old Saybrook, said she doesn't have a television.
"Our neighbor has checked in on us, we have locked all the doors. We feel safe given our location to St. Elizabeth's Hospital up the street, the Allston/Brighton police department and the Lifeline ambulance service and fire station up the street," she said in an email.
In New London, people waiting to board the Cross Sound Ferry encountered police activity in the ferry parking lot on the Thames River shortly before noon in New London after a state police tactical unit and other officers had assembled there. But a New London police officer said no one was ever in any danger, and cars began boarding a ferry for Long Island after state police left the scene.
Earlier in the day, Connecticut State Police troopers were out in force along the Interstate 95 corridor looking for a Honda Civic, originally reported as a CRV, that police thought 19-year-old suspect Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev was driving. That car was later found and the search canceled.
Amtrak, which had suspended service to Boston, resumed some service between New York and Boston Friday night. Regular service is expected to resume today.
According to The New York Times, a New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority Police official said video surveillance footage from the stations in Providence, New Haven and New London were being reviewed to make sure the suspect didn't get off at those stations.
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Gomez beat Matt Chrabot from the USA who picked up silver followed by Australia's Peter Kerr in third place making it his 13th career victory.
He says the race is a special one.
"It's a great way to start the year and a great way to win another world cup in Mooloolaba, I won here in 2008, it is a special race.
"It was tough conditions and I managed to go well even though I made some mistakes in the water, I had a pretty good race and I am happy.
"The World Championship is my goal but I just want to give my best and race well every time with the next goal being Auckland and the World Series race.
Kerr says he's over the moon with his breakthrough performance in his home country.
"That was just epic, I have run in Hamburg and the atmosphere is fantastic but he Australian crowd, when it is all for you it doesn't compare, when everyone is yelling your name you don't want to let them down.
"This is my first World Cup podium and Gomez is class, to run with him for a kilometre and a half was fantastic, maybe he knows who I am now for future races, I couldn't be happier," he concluded.
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The beautiful 5 bedroom solar-powered Casa Locarno in Switzerland has been scooping up all kinds of prizes lately, and we can see why. Fashioned from Larch Wood, Fascia and Attica panels and situated astride the beautiful Lake Maggiore, the entire home designed by designyougo is oriented towards a dramatic mountain vista. A large cantilever roof provides shading and the Skyframe just below it will eventually be filled with ranking wine and a host of other greenery. But the most impressive feature of this home is its innovative solar storage solution.
Casa Locarno doesn't use any conventional energy at all. Instead, all of its power is generated by rooftop solar panels [2] and underfloor heating [3]. What energy is not used immediately is stored in a 1,050 gallon water tank in the basement. And during winter, when it's cloudy, additional energy can be captured through a heat exchange system [4] linked up to the cozy indoor fireplace. Naturally lit and insulated up the wahoo, this home is the quintessential sustainable Swiss villa.
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This study addresses the effectiveness of the Alexander Technique at improving posture/balance among three female dance majors at SUNY Brockport who displayed rounded shoulders and forward positioned head. Subjects practiced the technique in one hour sessions, five times/week for three weeks, and on their own time. Sagittal view photographs captured posture and Biodex System SD recorded balance before/after training. Results depict that posture improved, while balance declined or remained unchanged. Degradation in balance is rationalized by Bernstein's three stages of learning, which emphasizes increased variability and release in degrees of freedom while adapting to a novel motor task, resulting in temporary coordination deficits due to reorganization of sensorimotor pathways. With more time to practice the Alexander Technique, gaining control of these degrees of freedom may have lead to better results for the balancing tasks. Thus, further research is necessary to address the effectiveness of the Alexander Technique at improving posture and balance.
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Thanks to the fabulous number crunchers at ESPN & Information, we have a bunch of statistics to keep in mind as the Kansas City Chiefs prepare to host the Baltimore Ravens in a wild-card game Sunday.
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The Chiefs rush five or more defenders 26.7 of the time, which is more than six percent lower than the NFL average. Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco is effective against the heavy rush. Flacco has thrown the fourth fewest amounts of interceptions against the scheme.
An interesting facet to watch is Flacco against the Chiefs' blitzing from their defensive backs. The Chiefs have the best secondary blitz in the NFL. Opponents are completing just 39 percent of their passes against Kansas City when it blitzes its defensive backs. Opponents also are averaging five yards an attempt against the Chiefs and their passer rating against the Chiefs is 48. 2. The Chiefs lead the NFL in both areas.
Flacco will also have to deal with a tough sideline pass defense. The Chiefs are second in the NFL with a 46 percent competition percentage on sideline passes and they are first in the NFL, allowing 5.3 yards an attempt on sideline passes. This may be a way for the Chiefs to affect Flacco. He was ranked 20th in the NFL against sideline passes.
Cassel and Flacco use plenty of play action. Flacco has attempted more play-action passes than quarterback in the league. Flacco is especially effective inside the pocket on play-action attempts. Cassel is strong outside of pocket on play-action passes. Flacco threw out of the play action 30.7 percent of the time and Cassel has thrown out of it 23.4 of the time.
Cassel is getting more comfortable in his third season as a starter. In 2008, while with New England, Cassel scrambled once every 13.3 drop backs against a normal pass rush of four defenders. This season, he scrambled once every 23.3 percent of his drop back against a four-man rush.
There's no doubt, Cassel is being helped by the presence of star running back Jamaal Charles. Charles averaged 6.4 yards per rush when opponents but seven or more defenders in the box pre-snap, which is the best in the NFL. Because of Charles' presence, Cassel threw 17 touchdown passes in that scenario, which is second in the NFL. Kansas City Pro Bowl receiver Dwayne Bowe caught nine of his 15 touchdown passes against that defense.
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Monday, September 20, 2010
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – The only team from the East turned out to be a beast in the 9th annual Kernels Foundation Championship.
Patrick Toohers pitched a no-hitter as the Farrah Builders Scout Team blanked the Reds Midwest Scout Team, 10-0, in the finals Monday afternoon at Perfect Game Field to earn an automatic spot in the BBWA World Championship in Jupiter, Fla., in late October.
There were 40 teams in the tournament, but Farrah's was the only team from the East Coast. All the other clubs hailed from the Midwest.
"To take it all for the East Coast is definitely a great win," said Farrah's slugger Kevin Krause, who was named the tournament MVP. "It says a lot about the East Coast and the baseball players we have."
Toohers, a 6-foot-5 right-hander from Florham Park, N.J., was named the Most Valuable Pitcher in the tournament, giving Farrah's a clean sweep of the individual awards. Toohers also threw a hitless inning in pool play, giving him six hitless innings for the event.
He retired the first 10 batters he faced in the finals, and by the time the Reds got a baserunner in the fourth inning it was already 8-0. Toohers struck out two batters, walked three and effectively pitched to contact with a mid-80s fastball.
"I was trying to stay on hitters and stick to my thing, throwing strikes, get the breaking ball working a little bit and it seemed to work," said Toohers, a senior at Seton Hall Prep. "My defense was great, they were making all the plays. I was trusting them, so it's easy for me to throw strikes."
Krause, a senior from Staten Island, N.Y., walloped the ball all weekend. He went 10 for 19 in six games with three doubles, a triple, a home run, nine RBIs and nine runs scored. He hit for the cycle in one game in Pool Play and went home as the MVP.
"I was just fortunate enough to have a couple of pitches I could handle and I had good contact on them," he said modestly.
Farrah Builders outscored its six opponents, 55-12, and beat the St. Louis Gamers, 9-6, in the semifinals.
"We swung the bats really hard today. We attacked," said Manager Frank Montalvo.
Farrah's brought 15 players to Iowa for the Kernels Foundation Tournament, but Montalvo plans to have a full roster of 22 players for the BBWA World Championship in Jupiter on Oct. 21-25.
"That's the biggest tournament in the country, so we're excited about having the honor of going down there and being able to compete," said Montalvo. "That's all, being able to compete with the best players in the country."
The Farrah players had one goal in mind here: Win the title in Iowa and head to Florida in late October.
"It's awesome. We get to play down in Jupiter now," said Chris Napolitano (Wall Township, NJ., 2011), who went 3-for-4 in the finals with a double and an RBI.
Stephan Halibej (Whippany, N.J., 2011) also went 3-for-4 in the finals with a double and an RBI.
Napolitano and his father, Matt, drove all the way to Iowa from New Jersey last week for the tournament. They left Jersey on Thursday night and arrived in Iowa about noon on Friday.
"About 14-15 hours," he said. "It was nice. It wasn't too bad. We drove through the night."
They planned to leave Iowa after the championship game on Monday afternoon and pull another all-nighter, but Napolitano planned to be at school on Tuesday.
He might be tired, but he'll be happy.
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QUESTION:We removed several pyracantha bushes but they keep coming up in other parts of the garden. How do we kill the shoots? Thank you for any help
Pyracantha coccinea, also called Scarlet Firethorn, is a native of Southern Europe to the Caucasus Mountains in western Asia. Since at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, we are dedicated to the use and protection of plants native to North America, we do not have this plant in our Native Plant Database. However, we can usually find some websites that will help.
In this case, we have had personal experience with Pyracantha. The common name Scarlet Firethorn is certainly appropriate. More than once, in trying to prune or shape or destroy the plants, we got stabbed with those ferocious thorns. Not only did they hurt like anything, but they appeared to have some sort of venom on their tips that really burned. And when it came time to take them out, that was a problem, too. In fact, years later, preparing a flower bed in the same area, we came across big roots from the pyracantha. Since it propagates by berries, and the berries are usually prolific, and birds like the berries and bring some more in to plant in your yard, the shoots do keep popping up. There really is no quick and easy solution. If you spray them with an herbicide, you risk harming other plants more valuable to you. The first order of business is to rake up and destroy any berries you find, before they can sprout or before a bird can plant them for you. Second, just keep pulling the sprouts out. Other people in your neighborhood probably have the pyracantha bushes, too, so you'll just have to be vigilant.
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