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ORLANDO — They get the best gas mileage and belch the fewest pollutants, but hybrid vehicles have been slow to win over local governments.
An Orlando Sentinel review of public records from nearly 90 cities, counties and other agencies in Central Florida found that most own no hybrids -- even though their fleets often are comprised of hundreds of large cars, trucks and SUVs.
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Today, Monday June 6, when the doors to Cloud Expo New York (June 6-9) open at the Jacob Javits Center, IT infrastructure and operations professionals from around the world will be able to see with their own eyes that the "Summer of Cloud Computing" has well and truly begun.
With company participation from every level of the cloud computing ecosystem and a non-stop, 4-day technical program, Cloud Expo New York features expert speakers from every top Cloud player, including Abiquo, Amazon, Amplidata, AppZero, Aprimo, AT&T, Backupify, CA Technologies, Capgemini, Cbeyond, CiRBA, Cisco, City of Portland, CloudCamp.org, Cloud.com, Cloud9, CloudSwitch, CodeFutures, Dell, Dell Boomi, Desktone, Eucalyptus Systems, FastIgnite, Fiorano, Full360, Fusion-io, Global Digital Forensics, GoGrid, Google, HP, HyTrust, IBM, Intel, iGATE Patni, Impetus, Interactive Intelligence, Interxion, KPMG, Kuppinger Cole, Layered Technologies, Layer7, LogLogic, McAfee, Microsoft, MIT, Monster.com, Mycroft, National Reconnaissance Office, NetDialog, The New York Times, NJVC, NYSERDA, OpSource, Oracle, OutSystems, OxygenCloud, Parabon, PayPal, PerspecSys, Ping Identity, Pitney Bowes, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Quest Software, Racemi, Rackspace, Red Hat, RightScale, Rise Partners, Riverbed Technology, Robust Cloud, Roundarch, Servoy, SnapAppointments, Spoon, Stoneware, Sybase, Telx, 1010data, Terremark, Trend Micro, UShareSoft, Virtela, VMware, Voxel, WidePoint, Xiotech, Yahoo!, Zapthink, Zetta and Zeus Technology.
On the Expo Floor, with over 100 booths, leading technology solutions providers will be showcasing a welter of technologies aimed at making cloud computing reliable, stable and manageable for customers large and small.
The quality of the speakers is best evidenced by the fact that they include:
- Co-Founder and CTO of Dell Boomi - Rick Nucci
- President of Dell Services - Steve Schuckenbrock
- CEO of Abiquo - Pete Malcolm
- CEO & Co-Founder at RightScale - Michael Crandell
- General Manager in Intel's Data Center Group - Jason Waxman
- Sr. VP of the Application Platform Division at VMware - Rod Johnson
- CTO of Rackspace - John Engates
- CEO of Backupify - Rob May
- CEO & Founder of GoGrid - John Keagy
- CTO of Worldwide Services at Microsoft - Norm Judah
- Group VP of Software Cloud Strategy for Oracle Fusion Applications - Chris Leone
- VP of Global Cloud Computing at Yahoo! - Todd Papaioannou
- Technology Evangelist at Amazon - Jinesh Varia
- Developer Advocate at Google - Chris Schalk
- Sr. Software Engineer at IBM - Doug Tidwell
- Director, Cloud Global Practice at HP Enterprise Business - Marc Wilkinson
- CIO of the National Reconnaissance Office - Jill T. Singer
- CTO at PayPal - Scott Guilfoyle
- CTO & Co-Founder of Eucalyptus Systems - Rich Wolski
- Sr. Director of Cloud Platforms at Red Hat - Tobias Kunze
- Co-Founder & CEO at OpSource - Treb Ryan
- VP, Cloud Services at Terremark - Bill Lowry
- CEO of FastIgnite - Simeon Simeonov
- CTO & Co-founder of UShareSoft - James Weir
- Advisor Lean IT & Cloud Computing at CA Technologies - Gregor Petri
- Distinguished System Engineer at Cisco - Jim French
- Sr. Mgr. of SaaS Products & Cloud Solutions at HP - Neil Ashizawa
- CTO McAfee Content & Cloud at McAfee - Scott Chasi
- Business Development Director at Oracle - Arturo Pereyra
- Co-Founder of CloudCamp - Dave Nielsen
- Director at KPMG - Bhargav Shah
- Sr. VP of CRM at Oracle - Anthony Lye
- CTO & Chief Architect at Layer 7 Technologies - K. Scott Morrison
- Partner Engineering Consultant at Spoon - Lee Murphy
- CTO of Sybase - Irfan Khan
- CTO of Vordel - Mark O'Neill
- CEO of AppZero - Greg O'Connor
- Founder & CEO of Oxygen Cloud - Peter Chang
- VP of Cloud Architecture & Services at Virtela - Ron Haigh
- Co-Founder & CEO of Fusion-io - David Flynn
- Co-Founder of The Rackspace Cloud - Rackspace
- President at Layered Technologies - Brad Hokamp
- SVP of Facilities Engineering at Terremark - Ben Stewart
- Founder/CTO of PerspecSys - Terry Woloszyn
- CISO for the City of Portland - Logan Kleier
- Co-Founder & CTO of Ajax.org - Rik Arends
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- Founder & CEO of Parabon Computation - Steve Armentrout
- Managing Partner at ZapThink - Jason Bloomberg
- Sr. Sales Engineer at Eucalyptus Systems - Paul Weiss
CEO of Servoy - Jan Aleman
- Founder & CEO of Voxel - Raj Dutt
VP of Product Marketing at Oracle - Rex Wang
Global Director for Global Application Outsourcing at Capgemini - Mark Skilton
CTO at Ping Identity - Patrick Harding
Corporate Business Development at Zeus Technology - Raja Srinivasan
- Technical Leader in the Office of the CTO at Riverbed Technology - Steve Riley
Product Development Lead at Rackspace - Josh Odom
Co-Founder, CEO & CTO at Stoneware - Rick German
VP of Community at Cloud.com - Mark Hinkle
Software Manager at The New York Times - Paul Robbins
Chief Solution Architect at Desktone - Danny Allan
- Director of Advanced Technology & Products for Quest Software - Thomas Bryant
- Director at PricewaterhouseCoopers - Brian Butte
- Java EE and GlassFish Evangelist at Oracle - Arun Gupta
- President & Co-Founder of HyTrust - Eric Chiu
- CTO & SVP, Operations at OpSource - John Rowell
- Co-Founder of KuppingerCole - Tim Cole
- Product Manager in the Cloud Division at Rackspace Hosting - Megan Wohlford
- Communications Director at Interxion - Jelle Frank
- Co-Founder of 1Plug Corporation - Penelope Everall Gordon
- Founder at SnapAppointments - Cody Harris
- Co-Founder of CiRBA - Andrew Hillier
- Co-Founder of SnapAppointments - Brock Holzer
- Director of Integration Solutions for Aprimo - Amelia Ross
- Executive VP at LogLogic - Bill Roth
- VP Engineering at NetDialog - Tim Rühl
- Developer, Web Services at JBoss/Red Hat - Anil Saldhana
- Vice President, Products at Zetta - Chris Schin
- CIO at Enterprise Business Partners - Pradip Sitaram
- Sr. Director of Engineering and R&D at Impetus Technologies - Vineet Tyagi
2011 Instructor at Cloud Computing Bootcamp - Larry Carvalho
Business Development Manager at Ajax.org - Lieke Arends
- Founder & CTO of NetYce - Eric Yspeer
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Tax bills for property owners in the city of Lancaster are going down for fiscal 2016-17.
After a public hearing and work session held last week, Tuesday night council unanimously approved second reading of the $33.5 million budget.
The budget raises the property tax millage rate to 176.4 from 164.4 in the previous budget. The millage increase would result in a $48 increase on a home in the city limits valued at $100,000.
- Immanuel Baptist Church, 1152 Great Falls Highway, will conclude VBS from 9 a.m. to noon today. Snacks will be provided. The theme is "Submerged: The Dive Begins: Finding Truth Below the Surface." Ages range from pre-kindergarten through rising sixth-graders. For details, call (803) 283-8459.
u Elgin Baptist Church, 2303 Belmont St., will have VBS from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 9. Family time is from 4 to 6 p.m.
Andrew Jackson High School golf star Emily Cox has qualified for the USGA Junior Girls Championship for the second straight year.
Cox, an all-state and all-region golfer at AJ, used clutch play to earn the prestigious bid to the national field.
Four qualifying spots and two alternate positions were up for grabs in the US Junior Girls Qualifier held at the Columbia Country Club in Blythewood on the Ridgewood and Tall Pines courses last week.
The Lancaster Dixie Baseball AAA all-stars completed a stellar tournament run, rolling to a 4-0 mark and the District Two crown highlighted by a 13-0 win over Gaffney in four innings at the Rodman Sports Complex in Chester County on Wednesday night.
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Making their fourth appearance in council's chambers in the past six weeks, they expressed their frustration about the troubled county animal shelter and renewed their offer to help.
The animal lovers made refreshingly different requests than are typically heard during the citizens' comments to council. Most people stand before council asking that something be done for them.
Back to school supply drive
With Independence Day and freedom appreciation on the minds of many drivers and fans, the FUEL Racing Series is set to kick off holiday celebrations with back-to-back races this weekend at Carolina Speedway (Gastonia, N.C.) and Lancaster Super Speedway.
With six events in the books this season, the weekend's doubleheader sets the tone for the stretch run to the 2016 series championship.
Jonathan Edwards sits atop the championship standings heading into tonight's race at Carolina Speedway.
- The 37th annual Charlesboro July 4th parade begins at 10:30 a.m. Monday, July 4. The pledge of allegiance and prayer will be held at New Haven Baptist Church on Taxahaw Road at 10:15 a.m. Lineup is also at the church. There is no need to reserve a space. Safe vehicles displaying an American flag from families, churches and other community groups are welcome.
Another article from Phil Noble has graced our local paper, but I begin to grow weary of Mr. Noble's columns.
It's not his ability that bothers me – he is a good writer –but rather his content and conclusions. And yes, I am aware that there are probably many who would share similar feelings toward my contributions here.
Four Lancaster men were arrested on a slew of felony drug charges following a multi-agency raid led by the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office at a home on Hood Street in Lancaster.
Arrested in Friday's raid at 202 West Hood St. were Robrentay Levelle Jackson, 24, Byron Laqentin Stevens, 26, Ernest Wadell Crosby, 50, and Korickio Tonquavius Cunningham, 20.
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- Recent terminations lead to mass resignations at popular Osoyoos resortPosted 5 days ago
- Mussel searches find contaminated boats, prompting calls for stronger inspection programPosted 5 days ago
- School board still hasn't announced decision on provincial funding for OSSPosted 7 days ago
- New medicinal marijuana outlet shut down by town two days after openingPosted 1 week ago
- Community celebrates 37 years of OSS at 'wake' for school that isn't deadPosted 2 weeks ago
- Future of OSS remains in limbo as board chair Tarr says trustees want more informationPosted 2 weeks ago
- Fleming hopes announcement will save OSS, but says government 'in full panic mode'Posted 2 weeks ago
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Third wildfire burning near Mount Kobau
Another wildfire, the third in less than two weeks, is burning west of Osoyoos on Tuesday morning.
Like the other two, Tuesday's fire is also believed to be human caused.
Airborne firefighters with the Wildfire Management Branch were flying over the fire, which appeared to have started around 8:30 a.m. The fire is at the bottom of Mount Kobau to the east of the Richter Pass.
Kayla Pepper, a spokesperson for the Kamloops Fire Centre, said at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday that the fire is estimated at 4.5 hectares.
She said three helicopters were being used to control the blaze, but that an air tanker and bird dog that were there in the morning were no longer being used.
By Tuesday afternoon, there were were 20 fire fighters at the scene, said Melissa Klassen, a fire information officer with the Kamloops Fire Centre.
The fire was seen as less of a threat going into the afternoon.
Two structures in the area were consumed by the fire, but these were a movie set and were not inhabited, she said.
The fire is believed to be human caused, Pepper said, adding that fire investigators are being sent. It is located several kilometres to the north of Hwy. 3.
There was a wildfire in the same area on July 2 when two trucks collided near Spotted Lake and another July 9 when a wildfire burned off Old Richter Pass Road, apparently started with a cigarette.
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The Pertinent Negative
We all have to perform evaluations on patients. Most of us don't like doing it – exams take time, and worse it takes even more time after the evaluation to put together a narrative summary of the findings. Sometimes, this process becomes downright tedious.
Sit or Stand? Analyzing a Mixed Message
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In Chinese Medicine philosophy, everything consists of Yin and Yang. The law of polar opposites – one cannot exist without its opposite.
Acupuncture Muscle Trigger Point and Oriental Medicine Sports Therapy
It is difficult to ascertain the internal condition of professional basketball player Lebron James during game one of the 2014 NBA finals, in which he developed debilitating muscle cramps that led to his premature removal from the game.
Kansas Achieves Licensing Law
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed House Bill 2615 into law on Friday, May 13, 2016. HB2615 includes provisions for the licensure of acupuncturists in the state of Kansas.
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AOM Hospital-Based Practice: A Future Reality?
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An MD Who Understands the Opioid Epidemic
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By Sharon Puszko, PhD, LMT
A lot has changed in the world of massage therapy since I first started practicing more than 25 years ago. While massage has been used for healing in East Asia for a long time, our attitude towards it in the U.S. has evolved from a practice that simply feels good, into a necessary part of professional sports, and a respected form of alternative healing.
This shift has placed greater demands on massage therapists, often leaving us little time to take care of ourselves. Between seeing clients, presenting at conferences and teaching classes all around the world, sometimes I can barely keep track of what time zone I am in. More and more often, I must remind myself that when the time comes, I will choose to retire. I will not be forced to retire simply because I am worn out. In this hectic world, it is crucial to find a little time to stretch out and take a break.
I have found that as well as it being necessary to take time out for relaxing, recreation and fun, it is also essential to be diligent in daily exercising and stretching while at work. The most manageable solutions and excellent choices for exercising during the working day or working travel are using hand weights, resistance bands and stretching. I make time to stretch between each client appointment, focusing on a different muscle group each time. If there are only one or two breaks during the day, I focus on my upper body and back first, and then the lower body. At the end of the day, always allow yourself a significant amount of time to stretch out your entire body.
To help maintain upper body strength, consider keeping a set of hand weights at your office. Using light weights will keep the focus on building strength instead of muscle mass, and your routine should consist of higher repetitions (10-12) and more sets (2-3). Lunges and squats are good choices for building your lower body strength at work. However, be sure to protect your knees when doing these. This means making sure your knees do not extend past your big toe when you bend down for both a squat and a lunge. To perform a proper squat, from a standing position, imagine you are lowering your rear end onto the edge of a seat, then return to an upright position. Keep your upper body as upright as possible while doing this. Both legs should form a 90-degree angle when performing lunges properly, and the rear knee should not touch the floor. Again, be sure to keep the front knee from extending past the big toe.
One of my favorite exercise aids is resistance bands. They are versatile in that they help strengthen and stretch, and they can be used for both the upper and lower body. They are so portable that I use them during conferences or layovers to get the blood flowing in my legs and lower back. Bands are available in different resistance levels, which makes it easy to find one that is compatible to your level of strength. Research has shown that training with resistance bands improves balance, and balance - physical and emotional - is an essential part of being an effective massage therapist. By spending a little quality time on yourself now, you are providing for a longer and healthier career down the road.
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One Laguna Beach, Calif. rookie hedge fund is actually doing what its more established peers are having a hard time with this year: Making positive returns. Channel Islands Capital & Co.'s long/short equity fund, Orissa Partners, debuted in July and is up 4.5% through October.
The fund invests mid- to large-cap stocks in a variety of industries including retail, healthcare, technology, financial, consumer, energy, cyclical and industrials, according to the firm's marketing brochure. The firm says it analyzes a universe of over 8,000 domestic equities combining company fundamentals, earnings estimates, industry group statistics and corporate data with other technical tools.
Orissa charges a 2% management fee and a 20% incentive with a $500,000 minimum investment requirement. It reported assets under management of $4.6 million as of the end of October. Its prime broker is Alaris Trading.
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- 52 smoke-free guestrooms
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Punt was invited to the International Track Meet by sponsor New Balance to add some novelty value but the Nelson-born Wellington resident won both her events and is now eyeing the national championships in March.
While her 100m time (12.61sec) was not especially fast, it was on grass and only a fraction slower than one of the men in the 100m final (won by Joseph Millar from Auckland in 11.22sec).
She recorded 39.6sec in the 300m dash, easing up with the race in the bag, suggesting she has a future in the longer sprints.
Her next sporting assignment is a low-key track meet in Hamilton on Saturday, before she heads away with the New Zealand hockey team for a tour of Argentina later this month.
"So that means if I run at the nationals I will have about one week to prepare while the other girls will have been building for it all year. But it is fun and I am enjoying it, so why not?"
Willis was comparatively pedestrian.
The Beijing Olympic silver medallist attempted to run under four minutes for the mile but conditions - a fresh easterly - put paid to those aspirations.
His time of 4min 8.1sec was slow, yet he still recorded his first victory at the meeting after a number of aborted attempts to compete in Christchurch and a couple of shock losses.
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