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Arts & Entertainment
Must-See Arts & Culture
by Christina Parrella and Jeremy Lehrer, 03/04/2014
Geoffroy's marmoset twins photo by Julie Larsen Maher • "General Motors Building" (ca. 1968–1976) by Bill Cunningham. Courtesy, New-York Historical Society
After what seemed like the longest winter in recent NYC history, spring is welcomed with open arms. This sunny season brings warmer weather, budding blossoms and a roster of must-see events. It's an opportune time to stroll through NYC's gardens—such as the Brooklyn Botanic Garden—or visit the newest residents of the Prospect Park Zoo, twin Geoffroy's marmosets. Visitors can enjoy an exciting lineup of special programming, too, with events like a retrospective of Jim Jarmusch films at the Film Society of Lincoln Center, a Bill Cunningham photo-essay collection at the New-York Historical Society and an exhibition of Judy Chicago's early work at the Brooklyn Museum. And that's only the beginning—for more ideas, read on.
For more information on current NYC events and exhibitions, visit our Arts, Culture & Entertainment page; see our art calendar, concert calendar, nightlife calendar, comedy calendar and fashion calendar; and check out our events page.

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I'm on firmware 3.55 with a ps3 slim I've installed sonys 3.55 then geohots jailbreak then LV2 Patcher. I installed multiMAN, I put a blu-ray disk into the drive loaded and pressed (O) Copy it takes around 30 mins. Then once its done I goto HDD press (X) and when trying to boot the game I get this message.
:::TEEKN 6::: Do you want to start the game now, without exiting to XMB? Warning: Some games do not support such launch mode! YES NO
Picking either YES OR NO just takes me back to the XMB I've tried pressing NO then putting a blu-ray disk in the drive and trying to load the installed game that way, but it doesn't work it just loads the blu-ray disk and not the installed game.
Is there anyway I could get this to work, I'm doing everything on the ps3 offline.
Any information would be great thanks!


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I am getting an email notification on a daily basis. Previously I was able to reboot the server and get the message to stop. Any suggestions on how to ensure this will not fail in the future?
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(Washington, DC) Congressman Alcee L. Hastings (D-FL), Chairman of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (U.S. Helsinki Commission) and Co-Chairman Senator Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD), will host a screening of the film TRADE on Tuesday, October 9 at 5:00 p.m. in room HC-8. The movie is based on a 2004 New York Times Magazine article by Peter Landesman, which chronicles international sex-trafficking. The screening will be shown in advance of a U.S. Helsinki Commission hearing on Thursday, October 11 at 10:00 a.m. in 2226 of the Rayburn House Office Building entitled, "Combating Trafficking for Forced Labor Purposes in the OSCE Region."
About TRADE: From the barrios of Mexico City and the treacherous Rio Grande border, to a secret Internet sex slave auction and a tense confrontation at a stash house in suburban New Jersey, TRADE illustrates the far reaching effects of modern-day slavery. Starring Academy Award winning actor Kevin Kline, TRADE, tells the story of 13-year-old Adriana who is kidnapped by sex traffickers in Mexico City, and the efforts of her 17-year-old brother, Jorge, to save her. Adriana's only friend throughout her ordeal is Veronica, a young Polish woman captured by the same criminal gang. For more information about the movie, please visit www.tradethemovie.com.
The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, also known as the Helsinki Commission, is a U.S. Government agency that monitors progress in the implementation of the provisions of the 1975 Helsinki Accords. The Commission consists of nine members from the United States Senate, nine from the House of Representatives, and one member each from the Departments of State, Defense and Commerce.
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ZANESVILLE - Amid all of St. Clairsville's offensive prowess is a defense that has played lights out most of this season.
Such was the case Friday night as the Red Devils (13-0) topped Johnstown-Monroe, 37-29, to capture the Ohio Division IV, Region 15 championship, the first regional crown for the school since 1986.
University of Michigan recruit Michael Ferns led the way for the unit, which forced a handful of Johnnies turnovers and came up big when it counted in the closing moments.
"I think the biggest challenge we faced was that we hadn't faced a team so far this season that depended on the run like this," Ferns said.
"It was something for us to step up to and we did. And, with this being a regional final, we wanted to make things happen.
"We work as a team to make things happen. I'm so happy to be a part of this group."
Nowhere was this more evident than early in the fourth quarter.
With the Red Devils having just taken a 31-21 lead on a 67-yard touchdown strike from Matt Kinnick to Dan Monteroso, the Johnnies (10-3) set up shop at their own 29.
On first down, Johnstown-Monroe quarterback Tyler Thompson threw an incomplete pass amid pressure from St.C.'s Jay Gossett.
On second down, it was Derek Shunk applying the pressure, forcing another incompletion.
On the third down, the defense tipped a pass and, on fourth down and the Johnnies going for it, Thompson was forced to scramble. With a throng of Red Devils defenders chasing him, he was finally brought down for a huge loss.
A short time later, Gossett reaped the rewards of his defensive efforts, leaping high in the air over the middle to haul in a TD strike from Kinnick that all but put the game away.
Ferns picked off a Thompson pass later to go along with Jerrid Marhefka's pick from earlier in the game.
"This defense is so underrated it's not even funny," St. Clairsville coach Brett McLean said. "People picked on us defensively the last two or three years. Coach (Ben) Frye and Coach (Bruce) Styles have done an excellent job.
"Our defense faces a lot more downs than the average defense because of how we run offensively.
"But (Friday) we knew it was going to be a slugfest coming in and that we had to stand tall and play physical.
"We won this game up front. They had a physical offensive front and we knew that all week. Our kids reacted well. The coaches and the younger players, in practice, did a great job of helping us defend them."
Marhefka picked up his seventh interception of the season during the second half.
"The offense might win games, but the defense wins championships," he said. "
Time after time, St. Clairsville put the Johnnies in a hole and forced them to pass, which isn't their strong suit.
"The negative plays are great because they are a running team," Marhefka said. "When we force them to pass that's when our DBs can make plays.
"We came together as a unit last year. Some people thought we were soft so we came into this year wanting to prove to the state of Ohio that we're a good defensive team."
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SUFFOLK, Va. | Republican George Allen has run his last political campaign.
Mr. Allen, who helped spawn the largest GOP resurgence since Reconstruction in Virginia with his election as governor in 1993, first disclosed his decision in a Monday morning interview with the Waynesboro News-Virginian.
After a crushing loss to Democrat Tim Kaine a week ago, the cowboy-booted namesake son of a legendary pro football coach told the News-Virginian and other newspapers during the day that he has "no intention of running for office again."
Mr. Allen was running for the Senate seat he fumbled away in 2006 in an upset loss to Democratic newcomer Jim Webb. Mr. Allen's use of the slur "macaca" to a Webb campaign aide of Indian descent was widely blamed for his downfall.
The decision was not surprising.
Two losses in a bid to win back the Senate seat he won convincingly in 2000 moved Mr. Allen to the back of a large pack of emerging Republican candidates for statewide office. Rarely in Virginia's crowded political environment do major political parties give a candidate a second chance after a statewide loss.
Mr. Allen lost to Mr. Webb by about 9,000 votes six years ago, but his loss to Mr. Kaine a week ago was not close.
Mr. Kaine, like Mr. Allen a former governor, won slightly more than 2 million of the nearly 3.8 million ballots cast, a final margin of 6 percentage points over Mr. Allen.
More than $80 million was spent during the Senate race, with at least $52 million coming from outside groups that acted independently of both campaigns. Nearly two-thirds of the outside money spent was on television advertising either in support of Mr. Allen or in opposition to Mr. Kaine.
The News-Virginian reported that Mr. Allen and his wife, Susan, decided during a weekend trip to forgo future elective office.
It brings to a close a political career that achieved reforms from 1994 to 1998 of a scope that no governor has since matched.
Under Mr. Allen's watch, the state abolished parole, required people who could hold jobs to do so as a condition for receiving welfare benefits and instituted the Standards of Learning, the statewide gauge for scholastic achievement still in use today.
"George will go down in history as one of the most influential and successful governors Virginia has ever known," Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell said in a statement expressing regret at Mr. Allen's decision to leave politics.
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A sprain is an injury that damages a ligament. A ligament is a firm, fibrous band of tissue. It connects two bones across a joint. There are ligaments crossing all of the joints in the body.
Grade 1 and 2 sprains are less severe. The internal structure of the ligament is damaged, but the ligament remains intact. Grade 3 sprains are more severe. They include complete tears of the ligament. Grade 3 sprains are sometimes called torn or ruptured ligaments.
A sprain occurs when a force pushes the bones of a joint apart. If the force is intense enough, the ligament holding the joint together has to give.
Sprains can occur with everyday activities, but they are more common during sports.
Sports with high speeds and risk of collision have an increased risk of sprains. These sports include:
Factors that may increase your risk of a sprain include:
Symptoms of a sprain may include:
The most common joints involved include:
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Your doctor may need images of your joint. This will help check for damage to bones or other structures. Images may be taken with:
Treatment will depend on the joint involved and the extent of the injury. Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Options include:
Avoid activity that causes pain. Protect the joint when possible.
Elevation will help decrease swelling.
Compression of the area with an elastic bandage also helps to control swelling. Do not pull the elastic bandage tight. Release the bandage if fingers or toes become numb.
Apply ice to the area for 15-20 minutes at at time. This may be required several times a day for the first few days. Do not apply heat until you are ready to start being more active. Check with your doctor before applying heat. It may increase swelling.
Place a towel between a heat or ice pack and your skin.
Your doctor may prescribe medication to manage pain and swelling. Medication may include:
Rehabilitation exercises may be helpful after the sprain heals. Exercises can help to strengthen muscles and increase range of motion. Medical help is often needed at this stage. It is important to strengthen the muscles involving the joint where the ligament is. Those muscles need protection against further injury.
It may be difficult to avoid sprains. Joints are at risk during athletic activities. To reduce your chance of getting a sprain:
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
American College of Sports Medicine
Canadian Orthopaedic Association
Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation
Ankle sprain. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what. Updated August 1, 2013. Accessed September 6, 2013.
Collateral ligament sprain (knee). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what. Updated July 9, 2013. Accessed September 6, 2013.
Sprained ankle. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Ortho Info website. Available at:
http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00150. Updated September 2012. Accessed September 6, 2013.
Sprains, strains, and other soft tissue injuries. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Ortho Info website. Available at:
http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00304. Updated July 2007. Accessed September 6, 2013.
Sprains, strains, and tears. American College of Sports Medicine website. Available at:
http://www.acsm.org/docs/brochures/sprains-strains-and-tears.pdf. Accessed September 6, 2013.
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http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php: Massey T, Derry S, Moore R, McQuay H. Topical NSAIDs for acute pain in adults. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2010;(6):CD007402.
Last reviewed September 2013 by Michael Woods, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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|Easter services planned
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Several Easter services are scheduled at area churches this weekend. The following churches have events planned for Easter:
Assembly of God
Friday, April 6, Holyoke Assembly of God Church will host a Good Friday service at 6:30 p.m. Easter breakfast will be Sunday, April 8 at 9 a.m. followed by a 10:30 a.m. service.
Covenant Church
Fairfield Covenant Church will have their regular worship service at 10 a.m.
First Baptist Church and Vida Abundante
First Baptist and Vida Abundante will have a combined Good Friday service at 7 p.m. with the message in both English and Spanish. Saturday, a potluck will be held at 6 p.m. before the 7 p.m. Vintage Faith and Worship service.
On Easter Sunday, a sunrise service (English and Spanish) is planned for 6:15 a.m. at the new building site just south of the hospital, followed by a carry-in breakfast. Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m., and the regular service begins at 10:30 a.m. Vida Abundante will meet Sunday evening at 5:30.
First Christian Church
Holyoke First Christian church invites everyone to an Easter breakfast Sunday from 7-8:15 a.m. followed by an 8:30 service.
First United Methodist Church
On Easter Sunday, First United Methodist Church will hold their early worship service at 8:15 a.m. A pancake breakfast is scheduled at 9 a.m. with an Easter egg hunt for the little ones at 10 a.m. Late worship begins at 10:30 a.m.
Holyoke Church of Christ
Holyoke Church of Christ will hold their regular worship service at 9 a.m. Sunday morning.
Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church
A Good Friday service is planned at Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church at noon April 6. On Sunday, they will meet at 5:40 a.m. at County Road 54 and County Road U to hold their sunrise service at the top of Old Baldy. A brunch will be held around 7 a.m. with the Easter Sunday service at the church (County Roads 53 and P) at 9:30 a.m.
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Catholic Church will have a Holy Thursday Mass of Christ's Last Supper April 5 at 7 p.m. There will be a Veneration of the Cross and Eucharist service on Good Friday at 6:30 p.m. at St. Patrick's, as well as one at noon at Christ the King Catholic Church in Haxtun.
St. Patrick's is planning an Easter Vigil Mass of the Resurrection Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Christ the King will hold an Easter Sunday service at 8:30 a.m. with St. Patrick's Easter service at 1 p.m. in Holyoke.
St. Paul's Lutheran churches
St. Paul's Lutheran churches in Amherst and Venango, Neb. will have a combined Maundy Thursday service at 7 p.m. in Venango. On Good Friday, there will be a combined service at 7 p.m. in Amherst.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Venango will hold an Easter Sunday sunrise service at 6:30 a.m. followed by a potluck breakfast. St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Amherst will have an 8 a.m. Easter breakfast, followed by a 9 a.m. service.
Venango Community Church
Venango Community Church is planning an 8 a.m. breakfast on Easter Sunday followed by a worship service around 9 a.m.
Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church will have a Maundy Thursday service at 7 p.m. as well as a Good Friday service at 7 p.m. The Easter Sunday service will begin at 9 a.m., so there will be no Sunday school or Bible class.
Holyoke Enterprise April 5, 2012


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We will be sending three engineers to DEFCON August 4-7 in Las Vegas this year (I won't be going this year though).
If anyone else here is going and is interested in saying Hello, please holler.
Our Jeopardy team could use a little reinforcement this year as well.
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Bright, extremely durable and virtually indestructible . . . this 175-watt metal halide Wobble Light® is a self-righting work light that can take a severe beating from workers, vehicles, debris and even drops that cause ordinary tripod lights to crumble and fail. No more getting burned by hot bulbs; an internal ventilation system keeps the light cool enough to touch. String them in a series or use individually. No setup required, just plug it in and go. Light measures 36"H x 18"W. Range of 30-42 ft. and weighs 26 lbs. Yellow color. UL approved. USA made.
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Continuous Energy Improvement Program: Free Energy Efficiency Consulting Services
Retro-commissioning Program: Free building screening, scoping, building operations investigation, documentation and training.
Southern California Edison (SCE) offers incentives for non-residential customers, regardless of size and energy usage. Express Efficiency rebates for lighting, refrigeration, food service, agricultural equipment, premium efficiency motors, and air conditioning technologies are available for various non-residential customer types. Applicants may complete the necessary forms that can be found on the program website. In addition, SCE has a Custom Contracting program in which non-residential users have the option of designing an energy retrofit conservation measure. Incentives are based on the type of measure installed and the kWh saved and peak demand reduction over a 12-month period. Applicants are eligible to receive up to 50% of the cost for each measure type. The maximum incentive is $2,400,000 annually, per customer site.
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For specific incentives under each non-residential category, see program web site. SCE also offers a Retro commissioning Program and Continuous Energy Improvement Program. The Retro commissioning Program is meant to identify various ways to cut energy usage in commercial buildings, saving customers money. SCE representatives will work with customers to identify specific, cost-effective energy efficiency solutions and improvements. Training will be provided to building managers, as well as a benchmark target for energy reduction. The Continuous Energy Improvement Program offers free energy consulting to customers to help them continue to implement energy efficient measures. .


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Riverview, Florida - More than a hundred Hillsborough County elementary schools will no longer have an officer or deputy on site for protection when the 2013-2014 school year begins in August.
That includes Sessums Elementary in Riverview where officials say a man approached the school this week pointing what appeared to be a handgun.
A deputy at Sessums on Tuesday was able to defuse the situation, and it turned out the 24-year-old man was actually pointing a bb gun.
But parents like Jennifer Grove say the incident underscores the importance of having an armed officer or deputy on site.
"Our children are our children, and we have to look out for them," Grove told 10 News.
Grove has 4 kids, including two who attend Sessums.
"We have to step it up."
Following the deadly shootings at Sandy Hook last year, Tampa Police and the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office made sure an officer or deputy was at all 140 Hillsborough County elementary schools for at least a few hours each day. But that protection will come to an end when the current school year wraps up.
As it stands now, only 19 of the district's elementary schools will have a School Resource Officer on site when classes resume in August following the summer break.
"We feel we need to come up with a plan, that is our responsibility and we need to pay for it and we need to take care of it," said district spokesperson Steve Hagerty.
However paying for that protection is an issue. Officials estimate it will cost $4.1 million the first year to put an armed officer at every elementary school in the district.
"We are still in discussions about exactly what we're going to do to enhance security for our schools," Hagerty added.
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We have problem with Connector Windows7 x64, Office 2010 x64 bit installation. Same problem exist on Windows7 x64, Offices 2007 x32 bit. But on Windows7 x32 and Office [2007, 2011] x32 bit it's working.
We using Release 7.0.1_GA_3105.UBUNTU10_64 UBUNTU10_64 NETWORK edition.
And used connector from our server https://myserver.domain.com:7071/zim...1.6307_x64.msi
And try download connector version from support.zimbra.com site. Behavior the same. After enterin server name, user and password Outlook crash.
Crash log.
Also when configuring profile on x64 bit office cannot check server nameCode:Problem signature: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: OUTLOOK.EXE Application Version: 14.0.4760.1000 Application Timestamp: 4ba8ff82 Fault Module Name: LSLIB32.dll Fault Module Version: 126.96.36.19907 Fault Module Timestamp: 4d701b35 Exception Code: c0000005 Exception Offset: 0000000000040a20 OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48 Locale ID: 1063 Additional information about the problem: LCID: 1063 skulcid: 1063 Read our privacy statement online: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=104288&clcid=0x0409 If the online privacy statement is not available, please read our privacy statement offline: C:\Windows\system32\en-US\erofflps.txt
configuration wizard say that can not find server. But on x32 version it all OK.
Can somebody explain hoe to fix it manual, o we have to wait next version of connector?


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Okay, I hate to bring up the uniform/helmet topic again, but does this Facebook posting from Iowa State Athletics hint at gold helmets this Saturday?!!
Looks cardinal to me...
That's our normal helmet with bad coloring
That's a red helmet. It's just the color of the picture.
2014-15 Cyclone Fanatic NBA Fantasy Basketball Champion!
Think that's a red helmet that looks kind of like a gold helmet due to the yellow coloration they put in there.
Team's usually don't wear alternate uniforms to away games. And that is also the weakest connection I have ever seen to an alternate uniform, no offense.
Damn, I am not fast enough today.
Um, what are you seeing? My answer is, not in any way, shape or form does this hint at gold helmets.
What if he's colorblind and we're all just being ********?
Yup, Gold helmets, bet the farm on it.
red helmet, bad photoshop
John Walters is my hero
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What if he's colorblind and we're all just being ********?
No, but I have heard that we will be wearing yellow unis for the KU bball game. Not kidding
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Happy Tails
We are proud to present the "Happy Tails" that have been submitted by our adopters. If you have a story to share about your pet, adopted from the Humane Society of Huron Valley, you can submit it (and a photo!) online.
Thank you for giving these wonderful animals a second chance and for providing a loving, forever home.
All images and photographs are courtesy of HSHV staff and Jeffrey E. Roush of Two Cat Studios.


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As far as score goes, he's definetly in the 170's typical. Unless youv'e got something better going that buck is a definate shooter.
Wow factor is right! Where did you say that was again -)
I would kill him!! Nice deer.
Sooooo were in Oregan...... Exactly? Gps works for me. :-)
That's a monster.
What a stud! I don't know about score but I would shoot him first day, first minute if I had the chance. Great pics.
No score needed, I would already have a FMJ heading his way!
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Great buck. He will gross well. Since we are talking about hunting and not fishing I can give a a crap about net score. The bigger the rack the higher he will gross and bone is what we are after!
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Can you handle the challenge.... hunt hard but safe!!
Do you bowhunt? If you keep feeding him (legal in OR before anyone calls foul), he should stay there into archery season. Good luck, nice buck!
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February 3, 2014
King Peggy: An American Secretary, Her Royal Destiny, and the Inspiring Story of How She Changed an African Village
by Bartels, Peggielene and Eleanor Herman
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In August 2008, on the cusp of the Presidential election for what would be the first Black President of the United States, Peggielene Bartels receives a phone call at 4am that changes her life. She is told that she has been selected to be the next King of Otuam, a small village on the western coast of Africa near the Atlantic Ocean. A list was drafted with 25 possible candidate names to become the successor to the throne. The successor had to be related to the former King, have characteristics of a great king and be approved through a sacred ritual of pouring libations to ensure that the chosen candidate was not only approved by the Council of Elders but also approved by ancestor spirits. Peggy possessed both relationship and characteristics of a king. She was unanimously approved by the ancestor spirits.
Peggy is beside herself with excitement and doubt. After all, she already has a job as the Secretary to the Ghana embassy in Washington D.C. How would she figure out how to be King of an African Village?
This book shares the journey that Peggielene Bartels encounters on her road to becoming King of Otuam. She chronicles many challenges such as learning the workings of being a king, working with her stubborn, chauvinistic Council of Elders, figuring out how to obtain running water, healthcare and education to make Otuam a sustainable and economically sound village, and finding out the mystery behind the former king's death. This is King Peggy's inspiring story of hard work and dedication to the people of Otuam and her goal to make Otuam a respected village in Ghana.
— Recommended by Kim Jones, African-American History Committee
January 27, 2014
Quirkology : How We Discover the Big Truths in Small Things
by Wiseman, Richard
What is the best pick-up line? What's the world's funniest joke? Or, for that matter, what makes a joke funny to some people but not others? What kinds of drivers are most apt to break the law? Do cities with fast walkers have more crime? What causes the hairs on the back of your neck to raise when you're in a spooky setting? What kinds of people take more than 10 items through the express lane at the supermarket? Believe it or not, there are quite a few scientists who study these questions and more, coming up with ingenious ways to research and quantify their findings. Quirkology doesn't pretend to be a comprehensive psychological study, but it does have a lot of fun examining the various quirks that make us who we are. Wiseman is a Professor of Public Understanding of Psychology at the University of Hertfordshire in England. He's also a practicing magician. Perhaps a strange career combination, but who better to peek behind the smoke and mirrors of the self we present to the world, to discover the magic of who we really are?
— Recommended by Cheryl Holtsclaw, West Indianapolis Library
January 13, 2014
The Best Film You've Never Seen: 35 Directors Champion the Forgotten or Critically Savaged Movies They Love
by Elder, Robert K.
"Movie Lover" has a different connotation for everyone. It means just that: a cineaste: a film enthusiast. For others it is something rather highbrow, requiring the ability to read subtitles and interpret Ingmar Bergman or enjoy only the tortured filmic outcries of obscurant and little appreciated artistes. This is not a book for that bunch. It is rather a book for the hardcore lover of the craft's prime focus: to entertain.
Robert Elder interviews 35 directors to learn the unappreciated (or flatly disliked) movies that they love and why. Here you will find nuggets of brilliance such as Ugetsu (1953), directed by Kenji Mizoguchi and beloved of Kimberly Peirce who directed the devastating Boys Don't Cry (1999). There are disturbing picks, such as The Swimmer (1968) by Frank Perry and an uncredited Sydney Pollack, and starring Burt Lancaster in an unusual role, which won high praise from Alex Proyas who has directed such movies as The Crow (1994) and I, Robot (2004). And there is the weirdly wonderful, such as the great John Waters (he of Polyester (1981) and Hairspray (1988) fame) and his seemingly inexplicable love for Boom! (1968) directed by Joseph Losey and starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.
The Best Film You've Never Seen will allow readers to find a director whose work they like and discover a hidden classic that will entertain in new and interesting ways.
--Recommended by Deanna Long, East Washington Library
December 30, 2013
The African-American Heritage Cookbook: Traditional Recipes and Fond Remembrances
by Tillery,Carolyn Quick
This cookbook not only has savory recipes from beverages to desserts but also takes the reader on a journey through history. Author Carolyn Tillery states, "The occasional observations and first-person anecdotes I have provided throughout the book are not intended to be a definitive history of Tuskegee, but an attempt to give a human dimension to Tuskegee's great men and women through their relationship to food and its preparation."
Tuskegee Institute in Tuskegee Alabama was founded by Booker T. Washington in 1881. Booker T. Washington was concerned about the diet of the sharecroppers and one of the first things he taught was farming. Scientist Dr. George Washington Carver came to Tuskegee and demonstrated to the sharecroppers how to farm the land and shared recipes and preservation methods. The results were great recipes that are found throughout this book. Some of the recipes are Collard Greens with Cornmeal Dumplings, Buttermilk Biscuits, and Dr. Carver's Sliced Sweet Potato Pie. Readers will enjoy these historical recipes.
Recommended by Denyce Malone, Flanner House Library
December 16, 2013
Black Fridays
by Sears, Michael
Since the 2008 Wall Street meltdown, there have been any number of books written about the hotshots, the wheeler-dealers, the sleight-of-hand masters who inhabit that world. In this entry, Sears—himself a 20-year veteran of those particular wars—introduces Jason Stafford, a one-time Wall Street star who took one too many chances and paid for it by way of two years in Ray Brook Prison. Now he's out and trying to put his life back together. He manages to land a consulting job with a boutique firm looking into minor irregularities that have come to the attention of the SEC. But the bigger problem for Jason is getting his son back. The ex has taken "The Kid" back to live with her mother in Louisiana. Grandma is Southern Sweet, but, lacking the skills necessary for coping with an autistic boy, she keeps him locked in a room. Jason is determined that his son will have a better life; the problem is how an ex-con with limited options can make that happen. Compounding the problem, his investigation into the minor irregularities begins to spiral into something much bigger, which has the wrong people wanting to stifle Jason's search for the truth. For all the power of Wall Street, the real story here is Jason's struggle to make a better world for his son.
— Recommended by Cheryl Holtsclaw, West Indianapolis Library


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|CDL testing location back in Holyoke
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Phillips County is again operating a CDL testing site in Holyoke, sponsored by Grainland Cooperative and Highline Electric Association.
Due to the lack of a testing location in Phillips County, residents had to use a testing site in Logan County for the last few years. Phillips County will now be using parking space owned by Highline for the CDL testing.
Matt Meusborn, who has 10 years experience as an instructor, will be the testing examiner. Anyone interested in the CDL testing should call Meusborn at 970-466-9129 to set up an appointment.
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Reproducing 1932 Ford Sedan Deliveries- Making DeliveriesWritten by on June 1, 2009 Contributors: Dan Kemppainen Reproducing The Rarest '32 Fords
According to Robert Genat's great book on 1932 Fords, the last Deuce body style to go into production was the sedan delivery. Ford built the deliveries by converting Tudor sedans, with the quarter window glass replaced and a large rear door installed with a driprail added above it. Ford only built 400 of these, plus an additional six for sale overseas (we've seen other numbers, but all in this ballpark), making these utilitarian three-door Deuces the rarest '32 Fords ever built. Due to the low original production numbers and the fact that they were used as work vehicles, not many are around anymore. There are, however, a few more than there used to be. Dan Kemppainen at Kemp's Rod & Restoration in Hancock, Michigan, has been converting '32 Tudor sedans into sedan deliveries--the most famous one so far is George Poteet's award-winning version, featured in the July 2008 issue of R&C. George liked it so much, he asked Dan to build him another one.
The photos on these pages show the conversion being made to John Stimac's black '32 and Steve Hayes' blue car.
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Part of the secret to Dan's success is this sedan delivery conversion kit from Doug McRae in Topeka, Kansas. The whole package comes complete with all wood (just like in the original sedan deliveries) necessary for the floor, side, and corner structure, rear door frame and wood, window structure, and quarter window replacement, as well as the three hinges. Handle and lock assemblies are not included. Flower cars were sedan deliveries with the quarter glass retained. Doug also has a flower car kit which includes the wood to frame the quarter windows.Dan built a jig and template (painted red), which is centered here on the rear of Steve's sedan to locate the exact outline of the door opening. A line is scribed around the template and the sheetmetal is removed with a cut-off wheel. The original sedan rear sheetmetal will be used to create the skin for the delivery door, just like the factory did it.The wooden door structure, part of the kit from Doug McRae, has been fit into the newly made opening.When the door is finished, it will need to overlap the opening slightly. To accomplish this, Dan adds about inch of sheetmetal to the body around the rear door opening. This piece also forms a 90-degree angle to wrap around the wood frame. The body is braced and the sheetmetal clamped in place prior to welding, to keep everything square.This close-up shot shows where the door latch will be installed at the beltline and how the sheetmetal wraps around the wood frame.The rear door is constructed of a wood frame to which the original outer metal skin will be attached. A 1 1/2-inch nailing flange has been secured to the outside face of the wood frame to form a perimeter around the door, creating an overlap. The outer skin will be hammered over this flange.
A Deuce delivery wouldn't look right without the distinctive rear driprail. Dan gets these reproduction pieces from Duanne Luckow at Coachworks Specialties in Portland, Oregon, and welds them in place above the door.The lock and door latch has been added to Steve's blue car. Dan built a die to form a recess in the beltline for the lock. Since latches from the 400 original '32 deliveries are not readily available, Dan modifies Model A-style latches for this application. It's a complicated job to rebuild the latches to open correctly, and only certain latches from certain Model A body styles will work correctly.The process of installing the wood floor starts with these side-to-side support crossmembers screwed into place. Just like with everything else, this design is just how it was done in 1932. The floor deck planks are maple and screw into the lower boards.Using the original piece of sheetmetal removed from the black sedan, Dan formed a 5/8-inch flange around the edge, which will then be hammered over the door frame flange (photo 8)to form the hem of the door. Holes were drilled in the flange where it would be spot-welded after it was in place.Here the floor is finished and the door has been hung on the hinges. The wood corner brace is in place and fits the radius of the body. The round plates in the outermost board are body bolt access covers, fabricated by Dan (there are three on this board, and three on the driver's side board), to copy a detail found on the original cars. Car owner Steve wanted to retain the quarter glass, making this a flower car (a delivery with windows). Doug McRae has a wood kit that allows you to keep the stock Tudor glass, window channel, and hardware.Even using Doug McRae's kit, this job requires a little bit of woodworking to make sure the floor wood is cut correctly to form-fit perfectly along the various contours of the inner fenderwells--which will differ from car to car, especially after 77 years. McRae provides some extra material for cutting into shape.The mild steel rub strips are included with the wood kit and are drilled for the fasteners. Dan recesses the holes to countersink the fasteners, and uses oval-head slotted screws in the proper sizes to keep it looking authentic. The deck boards and strips are cut to original length, but can be modified. On the black car, Dan shortened the boards by a couple of inches to give the tall owner a little more room up front. The floor in the blue car was left unmodified.
Another authentic detail on Dan's conversions is the door frame plugs. These wood plugs cover the countersunk screws fastening the wood corner braces to the doorjamb. In case you were wondering, this is another detail done by Ford in 1932. Once sanded, stained, and varnished, it's almost invisible--unless you're looking for it. These small details, done for accuracy, are what make these conversions so successful.This rear door window frame is steam-bent maple, radiused to match the top of the door. Dan trimmed it to fit and located the screw holes for each application. The flower car kit includes additional pieces for the quarter windows. Below that, you can see that Dan has started to install the Masonite interior panels.This tempered Masonite, a high-quality grade, is the same material found on the factory sedan deliveries. Dan starts with 4x8-foot sheets and uses templates to create the various interior panels, but each piece essentially has to be sanded and hand-fit to fit tight against the floor, fenderwells, and at every corner.For John's black car, Dan artificially aged the wood by beating it with a chain to distress it and darkening it with a propane torch. He finished it with three or four coats of furniture-quality tongue oil, applied with a rag, and scuffed it with a Scotchbrite pad in between coats. The wood looks natural and original, but is well protected.


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February 2, 2013
Tallahassee, FL-The Florida Highway Patrol is looking for the driver involved a hit-and-run crash.
The crash happened near Union Chapel Road and Cypress Circle in Quincy around 1:30 Saturday afternoon.
According to FHP's website, there were injuries in the crash. But it's not known how serious they are or how many people were hurt.
Troopers cleared the scene within two hours.
The road was not blocked off while FHP investigated.
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in honor of the fact that we now have a iphone app for the school meal calendar
what is this strange world I live in
My school already had such an app.
What's an app?
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Greensboro, N.C. -- The Powerball jackpot prize continues to grow as people flock to stores to purchase a ticket that could change their life forever. As of about 4:00 p.m., the jackpot had climbed to $550 million.
Powerball player John Joyce bought his ticket early on Wednesday. "What in the world would I do with 500 million dollars? If I only had $100,000, I'd be happy," he said.
At Murphy Express in Greensboro, extra clerks will be working Wednesday night to handle the demand. 42 states are participating in the game. People are buying about 100,000 tickets every minute. The odds of winning are 1 in 175 million, but that figure is not stopping people from playing.
"You'd probably have to bury me with it if I won it. I would probably die of a heart attack-to be honest with you," Brenda Billups said.
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I am trying to rsync the /opt/zimbra directory to another remote server. I have added my rsync user to the zimbra group, which works pretty well. However, I get access denied on many files and it looks like those files are no access at the group level.
Since I can't/won't allow root to SSH from outside, I think my only options are:
1. to change the permissions to "read" at the zimbra group level for the entire zimbra directory or
2. Have the zimbra user do the rsync
On the first, I'm not sure what effect that will have on my live production server
On the second, I don't know the Zimbra user password and would not want to go assigning one.
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JOCKEY JULIEN COUTON, DEL RIO HARBOR, WINNER: "He's a good 2-year-old. He has a nice stature and makes big, long strides, and he can go long. We didn't want to rush him too much. He just needed to make one big move. When I asked him, he just took off."
JOCKEY DAVID LOPEZ, MEBOSSMAN, SECOND: "The idea wasn't to go to the lead at all. I never expected that I would end up with it, but nobody else wanted it, so I took it. He ran very well. The winner was the best horse today."
JOCKEY ISAIAS ENRIQUEZ, NOOSITO, THIRD: "I felt like I was sitting the perfect spot. The two leaders were going at it and I just stalked. When we came around the turn, he got distracted by the lights and went way wide. We lost so much ground. He kept trying in the lane but by then, it was too late."
NOTES: Del Rio Harbor (6-4-1-0-$108,293)…Del Rio Harbor is a triple stakes winner at the meet and is the track's Top 2-Year-Old Male of 2013…Doris Harwood swept all four stakes in the division this year (Del Rio Harbor 3, Noosito 1) and is No. 1 all-time with 61 stakes wins at Emerald Downs…Harwood is No. 2 with five stakes wins at the 2013 EmD meet, trailing only Tom Wenzel's six…Julien Couton, a 32-year-old native of Aizenay, France, had two stakes wins at the meet, winning the Emerald Derby on Top 3-Year-Old Male Worldventurer and the Gottstein Futurity on Top 2-Year-Old Male Del Rio Harbor.


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Thanks Jim.
I hope you manage to get some help through the site !
Both my grandfather & father were members of the Hyde constabulary. Dad after discharging from the Royal Marines (Sgt) started off in Hyde, then first posting in 1952 was to Millbrook, Stalybridge (151 Besom lane).
Then Grappenhall,(55 Knutsford rd). Onto Altrincham (8 Barrington Close) and finally a posting to Crewe (4 Salisbury Close).
He worked with CC Banfeld (I sat on his knee as a lad on many an occasion!) And DC Jock Carr (of the moors murderers notoriety) I used to babysit Jock's young son Paul. Dad also served with Frank Argent in the dog unit.
Dad was the first in the UK to train a Doberman for police duties.
He finally semi-retired to run the Oaklands Masonic Hall, in Hyde.
I brought both mum & dad out to South Africa to properly retire in a warmer clime in 1980. He passed in '91 after enjoying 10 happy years here.
Mum lived on as feisty & strong as ever until 2010 and left us at the ripe young age of 90. Sharp & healthy to the end.
Hi Jim
Have you tried Tameside Archives at Ashton-u-Lyne Library to see if they have any records
I sent an E-Mail to their web site requesting an E-Mail address so I could forward some 'photo's and info. Their site does not have provision to do this.
However, I have not heard a dicky bird!!
Hi John, send a message to the curator on this link http://www.museumofpolicingincheshire.org.uk/Museum/Contacts/contact.htmland they will get back in touch. They did get back to me and I sent some photos to them.
Thanks JohnT (my namesake?) Very much appreciated.
Jim Talbot contacted me almost immediately.
He is now in possession of several photographs and documents from me. He is doing a sterling job and I urge anyone connected to Hyde police to make contact with him.
It is most important we have a record & documented account for future generations.


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i have a question about printing contact group information. Is it not possible to print more information? Only the name is shown in the print dialog, no e-mail phone nr. and so on....
know print sheet look like that
what i want is something like thatCode:"max Mustermann"
Is there any option or possibility to print the contact group as i want or better our user wantCode:"max Mustermann" email@example.com +4917658884354
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so nice, dat farms are so cool!
If a first try, congratulations lol, is a really nice map.
So this is my first crack at town mapping. Nothing too fancy, just a trial run to test out some different techniques. I think some things worked better than others. Overall I like how the river turned out and I think the textures were decent. Not as happy about the forests, but then, I have yet to figure out how to approximate anything like the forest simulacra I've seen done in town maps by Photoshop users here (GIMP does have some limitations). I used RobA's Thatch script for the little waddle and daub huts. I think for more close up detailed maps this script has some real potential, though at this resolution it doesn't really show up. Also used some of Ascension's house shapes for this trial run, so thanks A (wherever you've gotten off to these days).
If anyone has any advice or constructive criticism on things to improve or such, please let me know, I'd really like to glean whatever tips I can to improve my technique.
so nice, dat farms are so cool!
If a first try, congratulations lol, is a really nice map.
You know what I like best about this map? The shadow the bridge is casting on the water. It's a pretty small thing, but the attention to detail of showing the arch really sells the whole map for me.
Looks awesome, dude.
i actually quite like the trees, though perhaps a bit more variation in colour might have been better. fields are great, though the houses roofs might also benefit from some variation from one-to-another - given the thatched huts, youd expect some of the large houes to also be thatched or be made from different matrials. not sure about the amount of detail you were going for though.
very nice overall.
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The trees are very nice ! What did you use for them ? Your fields are great too, though I don't understand why there aren't any north of the village. And maybe you could do a few fishermen's houses...
Great practice map. Judging from its high quality the "real" thing is someting to really look forward too - if you ever decide to get back to mapping cities of course. ^^


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July 7, 2014
The Plus team cycling into the office… (Great video by St John's, Cambridge)
No theorems were solved at the Centre of Mathematical Sciences, home of Plus yesterday… Instead everyone was enjoying the Tour de France zooming through Cambridge! Whether it's finding the right gear, attacking the turns or building the perfect track, maths and cycling go together like lycra and shorts!
Gearing up for gold – how the invention of the chain drive and some simple ratios can give you speed on the flat and power up the hill.
Leaning into 2012 – why leaning into turns lets you go faster.
How the velodrome found its form – how maths helped create the iconic curves around this ribbon of track.
July 4, 2014
Sine, cosine, and tangent — we do love our trigonometric functions! So imagine our bliss when we recently came across a function we had never even heard of before. It's called the haversine and it's defined in terms of the sine function:
The dotted yellow line is an arc of a great circle. It gives the shortest distance between the two yellow points. Image courtesy USGS.
The term "haversine" apparently comes from "half versed sine". To see why this function is useful, put yourself in the shoes of an intrepid traveller setting out on a sea voyage from Liverpool to New York. The first thing you'd want to know is how far you will have to travel. Ignoring islands, rocks, currents and other inconvenient factors, let's say that you will travel along the shortest path between the two cities. We know that the shortest path between two points is along a straight line, but that fact doesn't help you here. The straight line that connects Liverpool and New York cuts right through the Earth and you are not about to dig a tunnel.
You need the shortest path on the surface of the Earth, which is roughly spherical. On a sphere the shortest path between two points is along an arc of a great circle: that's a circle drawn on the surface of the sphere which is centred on the same point as the sphere and has the same radius. Any two points lie on a unique great circle, which they divide up into two arcs. The shortest path between the points is along the shorter of these two arcs.
So how do you calculate this great circle distance between two points and on the Earth? First, recall that the locations of the two points are given by their latitudes, for which we will write and and their longitudes, which we will denote by and Write for the radius of the Earth, which is roughly km. The great circle distance between and comes from the formula
(where the angles are measured in radians).
Solving for gives
You'll admit that this isn't the simplest of formulae. If you were are a seafarer hundreds of years ago, armed only with sine and cosine tables to help you, working out the distance would prove pretty cumbersome. There's a square root to take, as well as the inverse of the sine function .... argh!
But now let's replace any expressions of the form by the haversine function. Expression (1) above becomes
The distance is now
Working out the great circle distance between two points is so important in navigation that people in the old days produced tables giving the values of the haversine function and also of the inverse of the haversine function. This made seafarers' lives a lot easier. Working out the distance only involved looking up two cosine values and two haversine values, adding and multiplying them in the correct way, looking up the inverse of the haversine function and multiplying by — done!
The reason why the haversine function has come out of fashion is that with the help of calculators and computers it's easy enough to work out the distance straight from formula (2). That's why you don't find a haversine button on your average calculator.
Let's give it a go. Liverpool has latitude and longitude , and New York has latitude and longitude . These are measured in degrees. Converting them into radians (multiplying by ) gives and for Liverpool, and and for New York (rounded to three decimal places) Plugging these into expression (2), with the radius of the Earth , gives a great circle distance of around 5313 km. Quite a way to go!
July 2, 2014
Image produced by R.R. Hogan, University of Cambridge.
This pretty picture looks like something you'd see through a kaleidoscope, but it's more than a bit of fun. It's an image of a two-dimensional crystal — but not as you would see it if you looked at it. Instead, it shows the Brillouin zones of the crystal, which give important information about how waves, such as light or X-rays, pass through it.
The picture, created by R.R. Hogan, is one of the images that appear in the book 50 visions of mathematics, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.
To find out more about crystals and what can happen when you bombard them with waves, read Shattering crystal symmetries.
July 1, 2014
Alex Bellos, one of our favourite maths authors, recently conducted a survey to find the world's favourite number. After polling more than 30,000 people from around the world, he found that the winner was ... 7!
We rather like 7 ourselves and decided that this is because 7 is the first prime number that really "feels" like a prime number, and because it's the most common result you get from throwing a couple of dice. Alex has come up with a different reason — see the video below. To find out more about the poll, see favouritenumber.net or read Alex's new book Alex through the looking glass (reviewed in Plus).
June 25, 2014
Image produced by Philip Dawid, using the program winCIG Chaos Image Generator developed by Thomas Hövel, © Darwin College, University of Cambridge, used with permission
This image appears to be a procession of elephants but is, in fact, a much-magnified small detail of one of the Mandelbrot set. The Mandelbrot set is a famous example of a fractal – mathematical objects whose structure is infinitely complex. Whether you're viewing them from afar or zooming in on them with a mathematical microscope, the same complexity is always visible. This self-similarity even extends to the some of the same structures repeating at all scales.
This unending complexity means that fractals live between dimensions. For example, there are shapes that are so crinkly, they are "more" than a one-dimensional curve, but not extensive enough to give a two-dimensional shape like a disc or square. Instead, they have a fractional, or fractal, dimension between 1 and 2, which is why Benoît Mandelbrot, the father of fractals, named them so.
Fractals famously appear in nature, from snowflakes to coastlines, and also have revolutionised mathematics by inspiring the field of chaos theory which is used in weather prediction and stock market analysis.
This beautiful image, created by Philip Dawid, is one of the images that appear in the book 50 visions of mathematics, that celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.
You can read more about fractals and an article by Dawid on Plus.
June 25, 2014
Simon Donaldson. Image: Gert-Martin Greuel.
Five mathematicians turned into millionaires this week when they were awarded the Breakthrough Prize set up by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and internet entrepreneur Yuri Milner. Simon Donaldson, Maxim Kontsevich, Jacob Lurie, Terry Tao and Richard Taylor will each receive £1.8m. That's more than the £930,000 that's awarded for the Nobel prize and should make up for the fact neither of the five is likely to ever to receive a Nobel: there isn't one for mathematics.
It's the first time this prize has been awarded to mathematicians. It joins a string of other prizes Milner has set up to reward physicists and life scientists. The idea is to give mathematicians (and other scientists) the "rock star status" they deserve. "We think scientists should be much better appreciated. They should be modern celebrities, alongside athletes and entertainers," Milner told the Guardian. "We want young people to get more excited. Maybe they will think of choosing a scientific path as opposed to other endeavours if we collectively celebrate them more."
Maxim Kontsevich. Image: Gert-Martin Greuel.
The five mathematicians that have been chosen certainly made big splashes in the world of mathematics. You may have come across Richard Taylor and Terence Tao on Plus before: Taylor (among other things) helped Andrew Wiles solve a famous 350-year-old problem called Fermat's last theorem. Tao was one of the youngest people to ever receive the Fields medal (another prestigious maths prize) in 2006 and has delivered a range of ground breaking work, including on prime numbers.
Jacob Lurie
The other three are equally eminent. Simon Donaldson (with whom we had the pleasure of working on a forthcoming series of articles) has provided deep insight into geometrical structures inspired by theoretical physics. Lurie, at 36 the youngest of the five, has also been honoured for work on the mathematical end of physics, as well as results that lie on the interface between geometry and topology on the one hand and algebra on the other. Kontsevich is also a theoretical physicist, but has been awarded the prize for an astounding range of contributions to pure maths.
Terence Tao
Million dollar prizes are always a contentious issue. The money spent on a few individuals could be used to fund maths education at home or in developing countries, help support young researchers or those disadvantaged in some way, or fund important research projects. Milner and Zuckerberg's reply will no doubt be that a hefty prize tag, even if slightly unseemly, raises awareness and sends a clear message. Maths is essential, even the sort of pure maths that some of the laureates are being honoured for, which may at first sight seem useless. In a world of short attention spans money talks.
Richard Taylor.
UK mathematicians seem to have responded to the prize with mixed feelings. One unnamed mathematician cast some doubt on the prize's aim when he told the Guardian, "I find it interesting that they think it's possible to make rock stars out of people who do something that 99% of the population have no hope of understanding, and I include most professional mathematicians in that." This is something we don't agree with. While there is not much hope of explaining a mathematician's work to a general audience in great detail, it is certainly possible to give the gist of an area, and communicate its excitement, attraction and motivation. You won't convince everyone, just as you won't convince everyone of the worth of a piece of art, but you will always enthuse a few and interest many. If this is something mathematicians find hard to do themselves, then perhaps a little chunk of those millions should go towards funding maths communication.
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CAMERON - The ''Routt'' was on Monday in Cameron.
The Dragons' Logan Routt struck out 14 and scattered five hits as Cameron pushed Paden City to the brink of postseason elimination with a 6-2 victory in the opener of the West Virginia Class A, Region Two baseball sectional tournament.
It sounds like a smooth outing, but Routt had to work from the stretch much of the evening and did plenty of wiggling to get in and get out of some tough jams.
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Cameron's Ryan Clutter (1) throws on to first as Paden City's Isaac Hall (6) bears down on Dragons second baseman Levi Knight (7) on Monday in Cameron. Cameron won, 6-2.
The Wildcats, who stranded 10 baserunners, loaded the bases with one out in the first and didn't score, then loaded them again with no outs in the fifth, where they pushed across their two runs.
Other than that, it was a lot of strike threes. Routt had seven strikeouts through three innings, including back-to-back punchouts of Michael Wilcox and Isaac Hall with the sacks jammed in the first.
In the sixth, he did similar work after hitting Zach Heasley with the bases loaded for the Wildcats' first run, he struck out three of the next four, allowing another unearned run on an error.
''(Routt) threw hard, and he threw a lot of strikes,'' Paden City coach Brent Croasmun said. ''We just could not get a timely hit. That could have been the difference.''
Statistically, Cameron didn't have any more success at the plate than Paden City, as both teams finished with five hits. But the Dragons capitalized in a big way on all three Wildcats errors. Of the 10 players to reach base for Cameron, six of them scored.
''When we did get runners in scoring position, we had some timely hits where we did get them in,'' Cameron coach Eric James said.
After surviving the top of the first, the Dragons got consecutive two-out hits from Mark Walker and Austin Pegg to get on top, 1-0.
They added three runs in the third, thanks to a hit batsmen, walk, two fielders choices, and an error.
''They scored three runs in that one inning without any hits,'' Croasmun said. ''You just can't do that in baseball. That just kills you when you get behind like that. Little things really hurt us."
After Paden City scored two in the top of the fifth, Cameron came back with two more, thanks to another error and an RBI single by Pegg, who was 2-for-2 with three RBI, the only other player in the game to have multiple hits besides Heasley, who was 2-for-3 with a single, double, and an RBI
''Their pitcher had us on our heels,'' James said of Wildcats starter Luke Cooper, who struck out five and walked two.
''I'm not satisfied with that at all. I don't believe we made a concerted effort at the plate to attack the baseball like I wanted to initially. You've got to try to generate things and manage the best you can offensively. When you do get guys on, you have to find a way to move them.''
To that end, the Dragons stole six bases, though a pair of them were uncontested because there was a man on third.
Both clubs are scheduled to be back in action today at the same site, as Cameron will play Magnolia, then Paden City will play the loser of that game.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- This week's Cool Schools is all about money. The big yellow bus is stopping in Virginia this week.
As we watch Congress and the President try to balance our nation's budget, we thought this was the perfect time for encore performance of our story at Finance Park.
No fiscal cliff for these students, just solid financial planning for the future.
After six weeks of learning financial facts and figures in their classrooms at Carson Middle School, students hop on a bus to Finance Park.
The non-profit, Junior Achievement, built this really cool space right behind Frost Middle School in Fairfax, Va. During the day, students learn how to apply for a mortgage, fill out a car loan application, and buy insurance.
"When kids understand how to manage their money and how to make those good choices, they will be better consumers ultimately," explained Capital One's Carolyn Berkowitz.
Like the added expense of the engine blowing in your car or a tree falling on your home, students aren't allowed to finish the day in the red at Finance Park. All students have to adjust their whole balance sheet before they leave for the day.
"It definitely gave me some insight on how adult life is going to be and how I'm going to manage my money well and be careful with it," said 8th grader, Divya Rendarajan.
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Thanks to members of Congress
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack in May met with more than 1,500 representatives of the nation's electric cooperatives in Washington, D.C. The Department of Agriculture includes the Rural Utilities Service and its loan program for electric cooperatives. (Photo by Luis Gomez)
North Carolina's electric cooperatives recently thanked the members of Congress listed below for helping cooperatives provide electricity to members at an affordable rate. These North Carolina congressional members recently sent letters asking budget writers in both chambers and political parties to support the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) Electric Loan Program.
This program is critical to ensure that electric cooperative can build electric infrastructure in rural communities at the least possible cost. The RUS Electric Loan Program provides low interest loans to cooperatives to build generation and deliver the electricity needed to power homes and businesses. The program does not cost taxpayers money; instead, the program makes money for the government through interest payments and is projected to earn more than $130 million to help reduce the federal deficit in the next fiscal year.
North Carolina's electric cooperatives urge Congress to maintain an adequate loan level for the RUS Electric Loan Program so they can continue to provide affordable, reliable and safe electric service to rural North Carolina.
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The best Republican candidates have decided not to run! Tomorrow night, Fox News will broadcast a debate between the declared Republican candidates: Tim Pawlenty, Ron Paul, Gary Johnson, Rick Santorum, and Herman Cain. Two other declared candidates: Buddy Roemer and Fred Karger have been excluded because they don't have even 1% support. What a joke. Wouldn't you rather have a debate between the Republican | Read More »


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Tim Duncan, Gary Neal, Manu Ginobili and Patty Mills added 12 points apiece,
with Duncan also contributing 12 rebounds in San Antonio's third straight win
and its eighth victory in nine games.
Tiago Splitter rounded out the Spurs' double-digit scorers with 15 points.
James Harden scored 29 points to pace the Rockets, who have dropped their last
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Kevin Avery is a bit of an overachiever when it comes to saving for retirement. He's only 25 and has nearly $40,000 in savings in his 401(k) and Individual Retirement Account.
That's quite a good start, considering the average Generation X and millennial worker has only $8,792 in retirement savings, according to a 2005 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report.
But Avery says he is a bit discouraged now that President Barack Obama wants to put a cap on retirement savings. In his April budget, Obama proposed limiting the total amount workers could save from all types of retirement accounts—including 401(k)s, defined benefit plans and IRAs—to an amount that would equal, in today's dollars, a $205,000 annuity payable at age 62.
The amount, which roughly equals $3.4 million in today's numbers sounds sky-high, but under current interest rates, the amount could affect many average workers. In fact, Alicia Munnell, director of the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, says workers who invest $7,500 annually from age 20 to 70 could possibly hit $3 million, assuming a 7 percent rate of return.
Avery seems well on his way.
"I feel like 401(k)s were built to help me live the American dream, and this puts a cap on it," says Avery, a business service representative for Red River Credit Union in Texarkana, Texas. "I don't feel we should be penalized for saving for the future. That's what we are told to do."
Obama's proposal attempts to reel in dollars for the government—$9 billion over 10 years. The U.S. Treasury Department's so-called "Greenbook," which gives detailed explanations for the 2014 budget proposal, says that while there are laws capping annuities from defined benefit plans, as well as limits for annual contributions to defined contribution plans, there are no current rules limiting workers from accumulating large amounts of retirement money from multiple accounts.
"Such accumulations can be considerably in excess of amounts needed to fund reasonable levels of consumption in retirement and are well beyond the level of accumulation that justifies tax-advantaged treatment of retirement savings accounts," the Greenbook says.
Obama Press Secretary Jay Carney said at a press briefing that it's a "no-brainer" to cap retirement benefits on wealthy people who are able to save $3 million for retirement, when most Americans are only putting away a few thousand dollars each year.
"So what the budget does is it says that once you have an amount sufficient to finance an annuity of $205,000 a year … you should not get the tax-exempt treatment on" retirement accounts, Carney said at the April 10 briefing.
But the Employee Benefit Research Institute's analysis shows the administration's ceiling will affect more than wealthy Americans. Because the administration wants to pool all retirement plans for each saver, the Washington-based think tank says the proposal would affect 20 percent of Americans ages 25 to 64 with retirement plans.
"You are going to have a lot of people hit by the limit, and then you have to think about what this is going to do to encourage employers to start or continue 401(k)s," says Jack VanDerhei, EBRI's research director.
Plus, workers will face tremendous administrative complications, VanDerhei adds.
"Every year, every taxpayer with a 401(k) and/or a defined benefit plan will need to gather all their information [from potentially different sources] to figure out whether they are over the cap," he says. "There is no way this creates the same incentives to continue 401(k)s."
Judy Miller, director of retirement policy at the American Society of Pension Professionals & Actuaries, agrees with VanDerhei, saying the proposal—and the uncertainty of it—will discourage small-business owners from starting 401(k) plans. Her Washington-based association is currently working on revenue-generating proposals that would favor plan formation.
"Small-business owners need to feel like they are getting something out" of sponsoring a retirement plan, Miller says. "This is a voluntary system, and we want to encourage the administration to look at things that will increase revenue, but not discourage employers from sponsoring retirement plans."
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There is nothing quite like fresh goat cheese, but it was not until I had a regular source of unpasteurized goat's milk that I tried my hand at cheese-making.
Possibilities of Milk
It seems something like a miracle to take a half gallon of warm, frothy milk and turn it into a perfect summer dinner. My source of milk has moved away, but I can live vicariously by reading Brad Kessler's lovely new book Goat Song: A Seasonal Life, a Short History of Herding, and the Art of Making Cheese.
Kessler and his wife were city folks who moved to Vermont to try their hand at raising goats. This chronicle of their experience is by turns funny, wise, and beautiful. The Sunday New York Times Magazine published an article that reminds me how much I enjoy Kessler's book.
Two Foundational Books
The Omnivore's Dilemma: The Secrets Behind What You Eat by Michael Pollan ; adapted by Richie Chevat. This version is adapted for young readers.
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life by Barbara Kingsolver, with Steven L. Hopp and Camille Kingsolver; original drawings by Richard A. Houser.
The authors Michael Pollan and Barbara Kingsolver turned our attentions to the source of our food, and Kessler takes it a step further.
Livestock In My Future?
He makes me dream of starting a herd of my own. I can't quite do that, but I can read about it.
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MK is a children's librarian, reviewer for The Horn Book, Inc., and has served on several national children's book award committees including the ALA Notable Books Committee, the Caldecott Award Committee, and the Carnegie Medal committee.
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