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With three-striker Stevan Dozier's release yesterday from prison, the question is: Who's next? When King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg (left) revealed his support for Dozier's
With three-striker Stevan Dozier's release yesterday from prison, the question is: Who's next? When King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg (left) revealed his support for Dozier's clemency petition, he said that it would be a kind of test case for Satterberg's review of early three-strikes cases handled by the prosecutor's office under his predecessor, the late Norm Maleng. (Under three-strikes, defendants are given life without patrol after committing three crimes in certain categories). Satterberg confirms that he is, in fact, supporting clemency petitions of two more three-strikers: Alkareem Shadeed and Michael Bridges.
Both men are scheduled for hearings before the Washington State Clemency and Pardons Board in June, according to attorney Jeff Ellis, who represents Dozier and has worked with Satterberg on finding pro bono attorneys for other clemency petitions of three-strikers. Both men "struck out" on second-degree robbery--the least serious of offenses that count as a strike.
According to news reports at the time, Shadeed's third-strike crime was an attempt to pilfer the wallet of a Garfield High School teacher named Craig MacGowan. Shadeed got life in 1994 even though MacGowan asserted passionately in court that he wanted no such thing. "We aren't willing to do enough for kids like this when they are young and we have a chance to make a different, but we're willing to throw them away in prison for ten times the cost," the Seattle Times reported MacGown as saying. Bridges also struck out after trying, and failing, to pick someone's wallet.
After his initial review of three-strikes cases, Satterberg identified several defendants--including Dozier, Shadeed and MacGown--whom he might support in clemency proceedings, according to Ellis. Whether Satterberg proceeds with more might hang both on Dozier's conduct in the outside world as well as how the next batch of clemency petitions go.


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Apple TV Service Delayed Again
August 26, 2015 by admin
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Apple Inc will push back rolling out its live TV service to at least next year, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the iPhone maker's plans.
The company had planned to introduce the service, which is delivered over the Internet, this year.
Discussions with broadcasters such as CBS Corp and Twenty-First Century Fox Inc to license programming are progressing slowly, and lack of content has led Apple to scrap plans to announce the service at a Sept. 9 event, Bloomberg said.
Apple also lacked the computer network capacity to ensure a good viewing experience, Bloomberg said.
The company still plans to introduce a more powerful version of its Apple TV set-top box at the event, which will be held in San Francisco.
Apple was aiming to price the new service at about $30 to $40 a month, media reports have said.
Toshiba And SanDisk Launch 3D Flash Chip
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Toshiba has announced the world's first 48-layer Bit Cost Scalable (BiCS) flash memory chip.
The BiCS is a two-bit-per-cell, 128Gb (16GB) device with a 3D-stacked cell structure flash that improves density and significantly reduces the overall size of the chip.
Toshiba is already using 15nm dies so, despite the layering, the finished product will be competitively thin.
24 hours after the first announcement, SanDisk made one of its own regarding the announcement. The two companies share a fabrication plant and usually make such announcements in close succession.
"We are very pleased to announce our second-generation 3D NAND, which is a 48-layer architecture developed with our partner Toshiba," said Dr Siva Sivaram, executive vice president of memory technology at SanDisk.
"We used our first generation 3D NAND technology as a learning vehicle, enabling us to develop our commercial second-generation 3D NAND, which we believe will deliver compelling storage solutions for our customers."
Samsung has been working on its own 3D stacked memory for some time and has released a number of iterations. Production began last May, following a 10-year research cycle.
Moving away from the more traditional design process, the BiCS uses a 'charge trap' which stops electrons leaking between layers, improving the reliability of the product.
The chips are aimed primarily at the solid state drive market, as the 48-layer stacking process is said to enhance reliability, write speed and read/write endurance. However, the BiCS is said to be adaptable to a number of other uses.
All storage manufacturers are facing a move to 3D because, unless you want your flash drives very long and flat, real estate on chips is getting more expensive per square inch than a bedsit in Soho.
Micron has been talking in terms of 3D NAND since an interview with The INQUIRER in 2013 and, after signing a deal with Intel, has predicted 10TB in a 2mm chip by the end of this year.
Production of the chips will roll out initially from Fab 5 before moving in early 2016 to Fab 2 at the firm's Yokkaichi Operations plant.
This is in stark contrast to Intel, which mothballed its Fab 42 chip fabrication plant in Chandler, Arizona before it even opened, as the semiconductors for computers it was due to produce have fallen in demand by such a degree.
The Toshiba and Sandisk BiCS chips are available for sampling from today.
Applied Materials Makes A Profit
Chip-equipment maker Applied Materials has surprised most of the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street with a better-than-expected third-quarter profit. It appears that contract manufacturers are spending more on technology used to make smartphone and memory chips.
The company also forecast current-quarter adjusted profit largely above analysts' average estimate. Chief Executive Gary Dickerson said that demand for DRAM chips is expected to grow in the current quarter.
Applied Materials, which also provides equipment to make flat panel displays and solar cells, forecast an adjusted profit of 25-29 cents per share for the fourth quarter. Wall Street was expecting a profit of 26 cents per share.
Applied Materials expects revenue growth of about 10 to 17 percent, implying revenue of $2.19 billion to $2.33 billion for the quarter. Analysts on average were expecting $2.28 billion. Applied Materials' net income rose to $301 millionin the third quarter ended July 27, from $168 milliona year earlier. Revenue rose 14.7 percent to $2.27 billion.
Revenue in the company's silicon systems business, which brings in about two-thirds of total sales, rose 16 percent to $1.48 billion.
Intel Reveals 750 Series SSD
During the 3D Revolution 2014 presentation held in Rome, Intel has showed its updated SSD roadmap unveiling the new August Ridge SSD 750 Series which will be available in multiple form-factors, including lately popular M.2.
Spotted by Techpowerup.com, the Intel SSD 750 Series will be aimed at both the consumer and the professional market segments and be available in three form-factors, including 2.5-inch SATA 6Gbps, mSATA 6Gbps as well as the M.2 form-factor.
The new 750 SSD Series will most likely be available in all the popular capacities, up to 960GB, and be based on 20nm MLC NAND flash.
Unfortunately, the roadmap does not reveal many details regarding the performance of the SSD 750 Series but does note that it should launch in Q4 2014.
Box Launches HTML 5 Tool
April 17, 2014 by admin
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Box has updated developer usage plans and opened access to a document viewing tool as it looks to build momentum ahead of its IPO.
Box has made its HTML5 document viewing tool called Box View available for developers to incorporate into their companies' products and services.
It was unveiled in beta mode last September at the firm's annual Boxworks conference and is designed to help firms ensure that documents in any format can be viewed online. The tool is based on technology Box acquired in its acquisition of Crocodoc.
Box product manager Sean Rose explained in a blog post, "Box View is an API that converts Office and PDF documents to easily embeddable HTML5, enabling developers to create beautiful experiences around content. Gone are the days of forcing users to deal with broken and inconsistent experiences across platforms.
"With just a few simple API calls, developers can create an elegant and consistent content experience across all platforms."
Box cited some customers that are already using this service, such as UberConference, Xero and Shake to ensure that they can send information to partners, customers and contractors quickly and easily.
Furthermore, the firm has based the pricing model for the tool on a per-use basis, rather than a traditional per-user basis.
For users of the service as a Box-branded platform – so it displays the Box logo, rather than the customer's own logo – it's free for 1,000 document uploads per month. After that it's priced at 2.5 cents per document.
Custom use of the tool so the customer's own logo is displayed costs $250 per month for 2,500 uploads. Each document after that costs five cents per upload, but enterprise users can thrash out a deal with Box for any service they expect to handle over 10,000 document uploads a month.
"Most developers will never have to pay anything for Box View, and, for those that do, Box View pricing is built to scale alongside your app's user base," added Rose.
As part of this encouragement to developers to incorporate Box into its tools the firm has also unveiled new pricing models around its APIs, to again focus on usage levels rather than user numbers.
Integrating with Box in general is free for developers, and up to 25,000 interactions with the Box Content API is free too. For 25,000 or more API interactions the cost is $500 per month. Any more than this and custom deals are available.
Box VP of Platform Chris Yeh explained that this move was designed "specifically for businesses that want to leverage the APIs at scale" to help keep pace with the growth the firm is seeing.
"More than 35,000 developers are building on Box. Every month, our platform sees one billion third-party API calls, and the Box OneCloud ecosystem just reached 1,000 app integration partners," Yeh said.
The updates come at a busy time for Box after it filed to go public earlier this week in a listing worth $250m, as it looks to build on its early success in the enterprise market.
nVidia Goes For Raspberry Pi
nVidia has unveiled what it claims is "the world's first mobile supercomputer", a development kit powered by a Tegra K1 chip.
Dubbed the Jetson TK1, the kit is built for embedded systems to aid the development of computers attempting to simulate human recognition of physical objects, such as robots and self-driving cars.
Speaking at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) on Tuesday, Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jen Hsun Huang described it as "the world's tiniest little supercomputer", noting that it's capable of running anything the Geforce GTX Titan Z graphics card can run, but at a slower pace.
With a total performance of 326 GFLOPS, the Jetson TK1 should be more powerful than the Raspberry Pi board, which delivers just 24 GFLOPS, but will retail for much more, costing $192 in the US – a number that matches the number of cores in the Tegra K1 processor that Nvidia launched at CES in Las Vegas in January.
Described by the company as a "super chip" that can bridge the gap between mobile computing and supercomputing, the Nvidia Tegra K1, which replaces the Tegra 4, is based on the firm's Kepler GPU architecture.
The firm boasted at CES that the chip will be capable of bringing next-generation PC gaming to mobile devices, and Nvidia claimed that it will be able to match the PS4 and Xbox One consoles' graphics performance.
Designed from the ground up for CUDA, which now has more than 100,000 developers, the Jetson TK1 Developer Kit includes the programming tools required by software developers to develop and deploy compute-intensive systems quickly, Nvidia claimed.
"The Jetson TK1 also comes with this new SDK called Vision Works. Stacked onto CUDA, it comes with a whole bunch of primitives whether it's recognising corners or detecting edges, or it could be classifying objects. Parameters are loaded into this Vision Works primitives system and all of a sudden it recognises objects," Huang said.
"On top of it, there's simple pipe lines we've created for you in sample code so that it helps you get started on what a structure for motion algorithm, object detection, object tracking algorithms would look like and on top of that you could develop your own application."
Nvidia also expects the Jetson TK1 to be able to operate in the sub-10 Watt market for applications that previously consumed 100 Watts or more.
Do Chip Makers Have Cold Feet?
It is starting to look like chip makers are having cold feet about moving to the next technology for chipmaking. Fabricating chips on larger silicon wafers is the latest cycle in a transition, but according to the Wall Street Journal chipmakers are mothballing their plans.
Companies have to make massive upfront outlays for plants and equipment and they are refusing, because the latest change could boost the cost of a single high-volume factory to as much as $10 billion from around $4 billion. Some companies have been reining in their investments, raising fears the equipment needed to produce the new chips might be delayed for a year or more.
ASML, a maker of key machines used to define features on chips, recently said it had "paused" development of gear designed to work with the larger wafers. Intel said it has slowed some payments to the Netherlands-based company under a deal to help develop the technology.
Gary Dickerson, chief executive of Applied Materials said that the move to larger wafers "has definitely been pushed out from a timing standpoint"
Is Samsung Ditching Android?
March 13, 2014 by admin
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Samsung appears to have delivered a huge snuff to Android OS maker Google. Samsung's new smartwatch Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo, the sequels to the poorly reviewed original Galaxy Gear are going to ship without Android.
Instead, the new Gears run Tizen, another open source operating system that Samsung, Intel, and others are working on. It is starting to look like Samsung wants to distance itself from its reliance on Google for software and services.
Samsung's official reason is that Tizen has better battery life and performance. The new Gears can get up to an extra two days of battery life by running Tizen, even though they have the same size battery. The Galaxy Gear barely made it through a day on one charge.
To be fair Android isn't optimized to run on wearable devices like smart watches, but Samsung didn't want to wait around for Google to catch up. It was clearly concerned about beating Apple to market. So far Apple has not shown up.
Raspberry PI Breaks Record
Sinclair ZX80 and runaway success story, the Raspberry Pi might be about to get its own monitor after a Kickstarter campaign to create a low cost 9in screen for it has exceeded its $90,000 goal in a single weekend.
The HDMIPi monitor from startup Raspi.tv presently stands at $100,996 on Kickstarter, an increase of $8,000 in just the last four hours. The concept behind the monitor is to create something small and affordable but with maximum 1920×1080 resolution. Even though the project has had to scale down its ambitions to 1200×800 resolution to fit the business plan, Raspberry Pi fans have flocked to crowdfund the device.
Put in perspective, that's higher than HD 720p resolution, or as they describe it, "slightly better resolution than the 720p HD footage on BBC iPlayer".
Monitor cases will be available in a variety of colours, designed by none other than Paul Beech, who designed the original Raspberry Pi logo.
Although primarily designed for the Raspberry Pi, the HDMIPi is a standard HDMI monitor and can be used for other devices – Android sticks, video cameras, games consoles and beyond.
Raspi.tv has pledged to ship orders in February 2014, delays permitting, and is already working on enhancements. It has described touch functionality as something that might become available as a bolt-on at a later date, saying that "enough people have mentioned it that we are sitting up and taking notice".
As ever with the Raspberry Pi ecosystem, everything is a bit Ryanair, and power supplies, surrounds and so on are not automatically included, though of course, in the true DIY spirit, you can always make your own.
Panasonic Drops Plasma
November 12, 2013 by admin
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Panasonic has announced it will discontinue production of plasma display panels (PDP) next month and close three factories that were building the HDTVs.
The company will stop selling plasma TVs for consumer use and PDP-related products for commercial use, such as Interactive Plasma Displays, with the current line of TVs. It expects to stop business operations at three of its display plants — the Amagasaki P3 Factory, the Amagasaki P5 Factory and the Amagasaki P4 Factory — by the end of March 2014.
Samsung and LG continue to produce plasma display televisions, but theirs are lower-end or entry-level models; they have generally put development dollars into LCD TVs, according to Paul Gray, a research analyst with NPD DisplaySearch.
"Samsung and [LG] were at best uncommitted to PDP," Gray said in a blog post. And as for Panasonic, Gray said its "PDP research team had to counter every move in LCD and translate it to their technology…. Inevitably, they slowly lost ground."
Since 2000, Panasonic has been the leading PDP maker. It led the global flat-panel display market by using PDP for large displays and LCD screens for small- and medium-sized displays. Only three years ago, Panasonic claimed 40% of the plasma display market.
In 2010, plasmaaccounted for 40% of flat panel TVs; this year, PDPs are expected to represent only 5% of the flat-panel market, according to according to market research firm NPD DisplaySearch.
Over the past two years, Panasonic has lost $15 billion through investments in flat-panel TV production, according to financial reports.
Plasma displays have increasingly lost market share to LCD TVs as they moved to LED backlights that narrowed the performance gap between the two technologies.
"With the rapid development of large-screen LCDs, and facing the severe price competition in the global market brought on by the Lehman Shock in September 2008, the company consolidated production in the Amagasaki P4 Factory, made a shift towards commercial applications and worked to improve the earnings of the business," Panasonic said in a recent statement.
Panasonic will now focus its attention on "non-TV applications" and is moving to reduce its fixed costs for production of both plasma and LCD panels.
The move away from plasma HDTVs is reminiscent of the video tape wars of the 1970s and 1980s.

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Airport park event makes pitch for new business
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Several out-of-town representatives will attend
Representatives from several out-of-town businesses will be among more than 100 people expected at Auburn Industry 2012 today at the Auburn Airport – the culmination of more than a year's effort to raise awareness and lure new companies to the adjoining industrial park. The event, hosted by the city, Placer County and the Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce, will feature a tour of the facilities and briefings from several high-profile individuals on why they located in Auburn and what it is like to do business there. Scheduled to give briefings are Don Whitaker, CEO of Ceronix; Douglas Van Howd, a world-renowned sculptor and painter; Art Armstrong Jr., vice president of Armstrong Technology Inc.; Robb Moore, CEO of ioSafe; and Tom Dwelle, CEO of Flyers Energy. "That's what seals the deal it's the camaraderie," said Bridget Powers, chairperson of Auburn Industry 2012 and Auburn City Council member. "It's how all the airport users are working together. So I believe this will help some people make a decision that this would be a place they would want to live and work." That's a decision 20 new businesses have made to move to the airport since 2010, and negotiations are currently underway for more to come, Powers said. Auburn Mayor Kevin Hanley, who will be giving some welcoming remarks, said this week he received a call from the CEO of a cybersecurity firm with 100 employees in San Francisco and London. "He was thinking about locating at the Auburn Airport business park and was also looking at the well-qualified potential employees he could hire locally," Hanley said. "We gave him a couple tickets to attend." He said high-tech companies have the flexibility to locate in a place like Auburn. "Instead of being near a big port they can be near a municipal airport at the junction of I-80 and Highway 49," Hanley said. "They don't have to be in Silicon Valley or Los Angeles; they can come up to the Sierra foothills." Powers said she knew of a couple out-of-area CEOs who can't attend the event but have scheduled private tours – and that's where a lot of the deals get made. Attendees will start their day at 8 a.m. with breakfast, followed by remarks from Hanley, Placer County Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Jennifer Montgomery and Chamber President Richard Hall. After that will be bus tours of the airport and the executive briefings before a noon luncheon and expo at The Ridge Golf Course and Events Center, where financial adviser and business reporter Kelly Brothers will give a keynote address on the local and regional economy. Participants cap their day with the option of nine holes of golf, tastings on Auburn's wine trail or shopping in the historic districts. Tickets for the day are $99. Auburn Industry 2012 is just part of the "bigger picture" of economic development and marketing outside of the area that has included sending lifestyle videos to 1,700 manufacturing firms that would fit at the park, Powers said. In the next six months, the Economic Development Commission will continue its outreach program that started in August to make 15,000 contacts to California CEOs, said City Manager Bob Richardson. Richardson said preparations have begun to clear a new area to develop new commercial land at the airport. "We're beginning to see the market demand increase sufficiently to warrant that effort," he said. Future projects include building another row of hangars and a new monument sign on Highway 49, Powers said. Contact Jon Schultz at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @Jon_AJNews.


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My LO is 1 week old. Earlier in the week my left boob was producing 2oz of breast milk and the right was still producing 2oz colostrum a few days ago the right did change but it is only producing 1oz not 2oz? I pump every 2-3hrs should I wait longer until they are harder because they're not very hard when I pump? Has this happen to anyone?
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Keep pumping every 2-3hrs; empty breasts make milk faster. Milk production actually slows down when you let the breast get full. Each boob can be different and different output is totally normal. My left side produces about an oz less than my right. My left is also the smaller side so I figure that there is less milk making tissue on that side.
Over the next few weeks your milk will come in more and slowly change from the yellow colostrum to the white of mature milk. Around six weeks (for me anyway) your breasts should start to feel more "normal." Around 12-14 weeks your milk production will change over to hormonal control and you can start spacing out your pumps.
Something I wish I knew in the beginning was to make sure you pump til empty. I didn't know better and pumped to a goal (~48opd). I feel like if I had set my supply higher, I could have weaned off of more pumps because I wold have had more oz to work with.
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Whats up with Destro and the robot arm ??
I think I remember a pic from the cartoon that showed he had one but seeing as I just saw the cartoon and it was not in it
leaves me to think it was cut or maybe ( crosses fingers ) they will have more eps coming out.
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I wish Hasbro would quit doing the tease and no action routine.
They'll all be released. This is a calm before the storm. The movie is just around the corner after all.
There looks to be a lot of good stuff coming out but at the same time, a lot.....a LOT of repaints. Even though they're cool repaints, I'll be passing on stuff that didn't make it into Resolute or the movie. Like "Resolute" Red Star and "movie" Beachhead.
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Although I'm a big fan of the resolute show (movie?) and like the character designs, I try to avoid buying multiple versions of characters so I will be skipping them as best I can. Exception of course for army builders.
My Duke army suggest that I do in fact buy several versions of one character but I swear that wasn't on purpose!
Posted 29 April 2009 - 06:46 PM
And...I should really hate the fact that they're doing straight-up repaints of 25th Anniversary figures to shamelessly pulg into the Rise of Cobra line, but I absolutely love some of them, against my better judgement. These are fantastic!! I just love the Beachhead and Sgt. Airborne repaints, especially Beachhead. Just when I think that figure can't get any better, they out-do themselves at Hasbro. I just love his colors. In fact he looks like a Night Force figure. Awesome. Just awesome...
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Really like the Resolute figs not so much on the movie ones tho.
Whats up with Destro and the robot arm ??
I think I remember a pic from the cartoon that showed he had one but seeing as I just saw the cartoon and it was not in it
leaves me to think it was cut or maybe ( crosses fingers ) they will have more eps coming out.
I was wondering the same thing about the arm. My first thought was that it was a kinda "build a B.A.T." like the Star Wars Droid Factory. Then I saw the pic of him with the arm.
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My guess, is that if he never was shown using the arm, it was probably something that was orginially suppose to have been shown(I haven't seen the Resolute cartoon yet, execpt for the 1st episode. I'm a little busy at this moment, even if they are shorts). Ones I defently want to pick up:
- Movie Firefly.
- Resolute Snake Eyes, which will serve as my Verison 1 Snake Eyes(Though I'm wondering if they will be doing a full black repaint later on. I would kind of perfer that, even if it isn't show accurate).
- This verison of Resolute Destro(Never liked the comic book pack verison, but this 1 looks good). To me, Destro is always the man, and I don't mind picking up costume variants of this character(To a degree of course).
- Resolute Baroness is one that I would consider. I plan on using Movie Baronss as my default Baroness in black suit, and if I pick this 1, Resolute verison as her default in blue suit. My concern though, like everyone else, is her face sulpt and glasses. Are the Glasses removable? I would of also perfered glasses that would allow us to see her eyes, not all black that we can't see her eyes. I also wonder if her skirt is removable? I don't really have a problem with her skirt, but it is something looking at the design of the figure, looks like it could be possible. Guess I'm hoping also the skirt can be removed so that she can sit down, and/or allow the figure to look like a regular blue suit.
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The auctions read that SOME figures, like Charbroil, came with accessories. The auctions end (as of this posting) in 9 hours, but I sent a question asking if he had pics of the accessories.
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The early-stage development of a collaborative transcription, translation, and editing platform for Latin and ancient Greek texts. With this project, undergraduate and graduate students would participate in the creation of digital editions for inclusion in the Perseus Digital Library.
The Department of Classics at Tufts University seeks level II funding to design and test an integrated platform on which students will collaboratively transcribe, edit, and translate Latin and Greek texts, creating vetted open source digital editions. This project, while giving students the opportunity to work with original untranslated documents, also contributes to the efforts of the scholarly community worldwide to meet the challenge of publishing large numbers of primary source documents online while preserving high editorial standards. The students' work will be vetted by experts, encoded in XML TEI following best practices in the Digital Humanities, and published online in the Tufts Digital Library and the Perseus Digital Library, which receives more than 700,000 visits a month. The integrated platform will be made available as open-source software and can be used as a model for editing and translating any source documents in any language and any Humanities field.
This project supports the creation of a framework to produce "dynamic variorum" editions of classics texts that enable the reader to automatically link not only to variant editions but also to relevant citations, quotations, people, and places that are found in a digital library of more than one million primary and secondary source texts. The project team includes members from Tufts University, the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Imperial College, London, and Mount Allison University.
Building upon collaborations between computer scientists and classicists across three countries, we propose to build a framework that combines emerging technologies and large collections to provide for every surviving Greek and Latin author scalable, sustainable information that can exceed the breadth of traditional bibliographic databases for an entire field and the depth of traditional variorum editions for individual authors and works. We can furthermore identify patterns in the changing reception of and scholarship about Greco-Roman antiquity with greater power and flexibility than was feasible with traditional methods. The work proposed here will demonstrate and analyze the significance of these new methods. Our hypothesis, based on years of development with smaller collections, is that we can now see a wholly new generation of services that better address the most traditional goals of scholarship, are customizable to the needs of far broader audiences, and are much more practical to maintain over time.
An international collaboration between Tuft's University and the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) to join together the digital holdings of Tuft's Perseus Digital Library and the DAI's Arachne into the largest collection of Greco-Roman materials online.
The German Archaeological Institute (DAI) and Tufts University propose to combine and expand the collections of two of the oldest and most established digital projects in Classical Studies--Arachne and Perseus--and thus create a single comprehensive digital library about the ancient world. The resulting collection will contain CIDOC-CRM metadata for more than 250,000 archaeological sites and objects, MODS/FRBR bibliographic records for editions of every major Greek and Latin author whose work survives either in the manuscript tradition or in substantial fragments, and TEI P5 compliant XML transcriptions for 20 million words of Greek and Latin primary sources, as well as for more than 50 million words of archaeological documentation, major lexica, commentaries, and encyclopedias. The project bridges gaps between the material and the textual record and between scholarship in German and English, opening up this content not only to the two partner sites but third-party development.
Consultation with staff from the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center to investigate the development of dynamic lexica for Latin and ancient Greek.
The Perseus Project recently received funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities to investigate the automatic construction of "dynamic lexica" for historical languages (specifically Latin and Greek) as the output of automatic processes based on both supervised and unsupervised learning techniques. We are seeking NEH/NERSC supercomputing support and training for two reasons: 1.) to let us significantly reduce our training time for two known automatic processes already under development (automatic parsing and parallel text alignment), in order to allow us to be more agile in our future development and optimization; and 2.) to let us begin experimenting with approaches not available to us without the use of such resources (such as a hybrid approach to word sense disambiguation involving labeled sense induction and clustering). In this we hope not only to improve upon our existing methods but also to investigate the possibility for innovative new work as well.
Research on methods to generate a dynamic lexicon for a text corpus in a digital library. Using Greek and Latin texts, the project would investigate processes to enumerate possible senses for the words being defined and provide detailed syntactic information and statistical data about their use in a corpus.
We propose to research core functions for the automatic analysis of historical languages (Greek & Latin) within an emerging cyberinfrastructure; we will research three technologies for building a dynamic lexicon, as well as the processes required to automatically create such a reference work for any textual collection. Our efforts will focus on parallel text analysis ? word sense induction and disambiguation ? as well as syntactic parsing. These technologies will enable us to create a reference work that lists the possible senses for a word while also providing syntactic information and statistical data about its use in a corpus. The methods we use to create this work will let users search a text not only by word form, but also by word sense, syntactic subcategorization and selectional preference. Our main contribution will be the steps that any digital library needs to take to dynamically create a reference work of their own and interface it with the texts in their collection.
Creation of a digital collection of fragmentary writings of Greek historians and development of a virtual research environment for Greco-Roman antiquity using grid technologies that would be broadly applicable to other humanities disciplines.
[A grid is a computing architecture that coordinates large numbers of computers and data to act as a single large computer. It enables individuals or institutions grouped as virtual organizations to dynamically share computational resources.] Philogrid, a collaboration of the Perseus Digital Library (DL) at Tufts University in the United States and the Internet Centre at Imperial College London in the United Kingdom, proposes to create an expandable, grid-enabled, Web service-driven virtual research environment for Greco-Roman antiquity based initially upon open source texts and services from the Perseus DL. First, we will add to the Perseus DL the writings of Greek historians that exist only in fragmentary form. This task goes beyond simple data entry: we will create the first major digital collection of fragmentary authors designed from the start to interact with multiple source editions. Second, we will create a repository of philological data about the Greco-Roman world seeded with twenty years' worth of Perseus materials. The objects that we create will not only include books but every labeled object within each logical document. Third, we will convert the workflow that has evolved over the past ten years to process textual materials in Perseus into a grid-enabled workflow based on Web services that can be applied to and customized for many collections. Although this project will concentrate on the classics collections in the Perseus DL, the new workflows will also process non-classical Perseus content, and will thus from the start demonstrate their generality. The development process will follow a strategy already successfully employed in e-Science projects at the Imperial College Internet Centre. It will consist of conversion of the Perseus workflow and tools into a Web service environment, in which the Perseus workflow is analyzed into steps, each of which is published as a Web service with a configurable API. A workflow mirroring the Perseus workflow will then be composed and fine-tuned using model data from Perseus and sample data from the digitization within the current scope of this project. The results of this project would be freely accessible on the Web.
Construction of a testbed of scholarly and cultural documents on the ancient world and the development of digital, open-source tools to enable researchers and librarians to utilize contextual materials available in text-based collections.
The Perseus Project and the Collections and Archives of Tufts University propose to develop infrastructure for finding references to particular people and places from classical antiquity in several ancient and modern languages in primary and secondary source collections. We will offer and publish open-source, stand alone services and Fedora repository disseminators for searching, browsing, and visualizing entities within the Tufts Digital Library. Under a creative commons license, we will publish knowledge sources such as: linguistic data to identify forms of the most common 60,000 proper classical names in seven languages; knowledge base of the 30,000 people and places most prominent in texts; indices associating c. 200,000 passages with particular entities and an association network of 500,000 tagged names for named entity identification systems; automatically generated index of classical people and places identified in a 1 billion-word testbed of both scholarly and general cultural documents.
TO SUPPORT a two-year project to develop enhancements to the pedagogical resources of the Perseus Digital Library of Greek and Roman Culture in conjunction with sponsorship of summer workshops for teachers.
To support the development of a digital library on ancient Roman culture which will serve students of Latin and ancient Rome, and which will be published both on CD-ROM and via the World Wide Web.
To support a faculty development project at a consortium of southern colleges and universities to familiarize faculty members with electronic resources for the study of classical civilization.
To support the creation of a database of standard reference works on the ancient Greek language and literature, to be linked to the electronic THESAURUS LINGUAE GRAECAE and published on CD-ROM and the Internet.
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A long affair in the '9os with a hawk named First Love ended in apparent heartbreak when she ate a poisoned pigeon. Then, there was a bird named Blue who disappeared tragically after 9/11. The next longtime relationship, with a bird named Lola, ended in 2010 after she disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Then he took up with another paramour, the Ginger. Poor Ginger, with a name straight out of central casting, didn't stick around too long, though. Total rebound. Pale Male soon threw her over for a little lady named Lima. But now, just about a year into their relationship, Lima's been found dead, under circumstances that sound awfully similar to First Love's. Cause of death: She appears to have partaken of the carcass of a poisoned rat.
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ANAHEIM HILLS North Orange County's Plymouth Rock 'n' Run 5K race/fun run will take place again this year on Thanksgiving morning, promising to be bigger and better than ever.
In addition to the 5K run along scenic Yorba Regional Park in Anaheim Hills, the 2009 event also features a 1K kids' run.
The overall first-place male and female 5K race finishers will each receive a pair of running shoes from A Runner's Zone, one of the race's premier sponsors. Additionally, medals will be awarded to the top three male and female finishers in 17 age groups in the 5K. Finishers medals will be presented to every participant in the kids' run.
All entrants in either the 5K or the 1K will receive an event T-shirt and will be entered in the post-race drawing for an assortment of goods and services generously donated by local merchants. Automated timing for the 5K will be provided by Prime Time.
PRNR, now in its second consecutive year, is a grassroots event, planned and executed entirely by volunteers from the local community. Much of the support has come from students and staff of the Canyon and Esperanza high schools, including a number of talented performers who will provide live musical entertainment along the route on race day. All proceeds for this event go to the Reeve-Irvine Research Center/Research for Cure, whose efforts are dedicated to advancing treatment for spinal-cord injuries and other debilitating neurological diseases.
Scheduled start time for the 5K is 8 a.m. and 8:45 a.m. for the 1K kids' run. Entry fee for the 5K is $30 and $15 for the kids' 1K. Family/team discounts for groups of three or more are also available. Parking is free in the lots adjacent to the park or $3/vehicle inside the park.
Race check-in starts at 7 a.m. at the staging are next to the softball fields at the west end of Yorba Regional Park at 7600 E. La Palma Ave., but participants who have preregistered can avoid the lines and pick up their race packets and T-shirts at A Runner's Zone at 5761 Santa Ana Canyon Road (next to Mother's Market in the Canyon Plaza Shopping Center) on Tuesday or Wednesday, Nov. 24 and Nov. 25, from 3-6:30 p.m.
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I voted "somewhat". To be honest I am not real savvy on this, but I do think that maybe V2 has made people think there are no rules anymore. I think it can make it difficult for those of us who desire to be more traditional Catholics. For instances, I expressed interest in starting to wear a veil to mass. (No one at our church does this). My husband felt I would be drawing too much attention to myself. I do however, prefer mass in the vernacular.
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The council itself was fine, and I've read several of the documents and like them. What I don't care for is what was done "in the spirit of Vatican II." For instance, one Vatican II document clearly states that though many religions have some bits of truth in them, only the Catholic Church has the fullness of Truth and way of salvation. Some people point to this text as saying that we should not evangelize or convert anyone which is clearly not what the document said.
I don't have any problems with the council or the documents, but many of the spirit of Vatican II issues I think were actually problems before the council, but people found the council an easy target for blaming their dissent on. I still hear priests making changes and statements "in the spirit of Vatican II" which are contrary to what Vatican II actually said.
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I am not personally aware of any harm. But then again, the churches around here all probably way too liberal for many standards here and this is what I know. Our Priest is currently giving a series on Vatican II.
Did Vatican II harm the Church? No. Vatican II was a valid ecumenical council and a great gift to the Church.
Did some people, purporting to act under the "spirit of Vatican II", harm the Church? Unquestionably, and we're still feeling the effects today. But reform WAS necessary, and thank God, we have a wonderful Holy Father who is now leading the "reform of the reform" and helping correct some of the excesses and corruptions of the great and holy words of the council.
I think everyone should try to read the Vatican II documents for themselves.
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i loved Kristen and Karla's posts! Echoed my sentiments.
i love all the V2 documents. i love Lumen Gentium and Dei Verbum the most.
I voted for Horribly. A good example of why it was so bad is reflected in the modern day american novis ordo catholic. More then half voted for the likes of Obama. You just don't see that in the traditional churches.
My family lives right next door to a typical novis ordo catholic church. We could very easily attend mass there but we take it upon ourselves to attend a traditional mass an hour away. The people that go there reflect our beliefs. Where as the people that attend the new mass don't know any better.
I have a hard time worshiping God in a church half filled with Obama voters. Mass very quickly turns into a near occasion of sin for me. As there seems to be no real way for me to change the problems that have infected the new mass; I will strive to attend the traditional.
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So would you say it is mostly a values thing? Do you believe the Novus Ordo, when done by the book (correct rubrics etc) is a valid mass?
I think the distinction between the "spirit of Vatican II" and the council itself is really important.
~Do not be afraid, then, when love makes demands. Do not be afraid when love requires sacrifice.~ Pope John Paul II
I will not question the validity of the novis ordo mass. It may be that you can gain grace by receiving the sacraments there. I'm only looking at the fruits of V2 as it has shown itself in the parishes thought our country. (and next door for me.) Something is terribly wrong. In contrast; the faithful in the traditional mass have remained strong in their ability to decipher right from wrong, good from evil. This is what I want my children to know as catholics.
I think the distinction between the "spirit of Vatican II" and the council itself is really important.
I'm not really sure what you are asking here? I don't see how you can separate the two. Like separating the body from the soul.
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Kristen did a good job explaining the distiniction in her post. So did dusthouart.
~Do not be afraid, then, when love makes demands. Do not be afraid when love requires sacrifice.~ Pope John Paul II
Please refrain from making overgeneralized statements about 'the people who attend the NO Mass.'


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After he went down swinging - or not - Brendan Ryan registered his disagreement with umpire Brian Runge in Saturday's 4-0 loss to Chicago. But the M's infielder wouldn't comment afterwards on whether Runge got the call wrong, handing White Sox pitcher Philip Humber the 21st perfect no-hit, no-run game in major league history. Ryan remains silent but fans and writers have happily carried on the debate since, even creating a website called didbrendanryanswing.com, where most everyone seems to agree: he swung.
The website's unidentified creator clearly agrees: Site visitors are greeted by a still-frame shot from the video of Ryan's at-bat, captioned with one word: "Yep."
Then again, at Lone Star Baseball's "Brendan Ryan didn't swing" page, where the swing is shown in action, the answer is Nope. That page's creator says when he reviewed the vids of Ryan checking his swing on the game's final, 3-2 pitch from Humber - which could have been a ball, and a walk - he concluded "it looks to me like he didn't swing," drawing 150 comments.
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Ryan himself hasn't said much about the controversial call - something Yahoo! Sports called "a classy move." But the pitch has already earned him a new line in his Wikipedia bio: "On April 21, 2012, Ryan was the final out in Philip Humber's perfect game." (Though it should be noted that line's just below another that points out, "On July 26, 2011, Ryan broke up C.C. Sabathia's bid for a perfect game with a base hit with one out in the seventh inning.")
There is a consolation prize for Ryan, however. That came Monday on the Letterman show with Humber doing the "Top Ten Thoughts That Went Through Philip Humber's Mind During His Perfect Game Against the Mariners." It may go down as the unfunniest Top Ten ever. Enjoy, Brendan:


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