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A new home for the local Arkansas Workforce Center and related agencies is about a third of the way toward completion on the campus of the Hope Migrant Center. The 5,040-square foot building will house offices for the Department of Workforce Services, Workforce Investment Act partners, and the Arkansas Human Development Corp., according to DWS spokesperson Kimberly Friedman. "We are renovating 1,200-square feet of the existing facility at the complex and are adding 5,040-square feet," Friedman said. She said the entire DWS staff and related staffs will be moved to the new complex. "After our staff move to the new facility, the building on Elm Street will be put up for sale," Friedman said. There are currently 15 DWS staffers at the Elm Street facility, which is about 50 years old, and is beyond repair, she said. Renovations to the current administrative/clinic/education complex at the Hope Migrant Center are also part of the project, which has been financed through the Arkansas Development Financing Authority. Cost of the total project is estimated at $1.75 million.
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Eagles Use Quick Goals To Top Minutemen, 6-1
Feb. 14, 2004
BOSTON - The No. 1-ranked Boston College Eagles tallied pairs of goals 13 and 27 seconds apart in the first period to jump out to a quick lead and cruise past the 13th-ranked Minutemen, 6-1. The loss drops UMass' record to 16-8-5 overall and 12-6-2 in Hockey East.
The Minutemen took the game's first penalty, which the Eagles' power play converted at the 5:27 mark when Patrick Eaves tipped in a J.D. Forrest blast from just inside the blue-line, just 21 seconds after gaining the extra-man advantage. Tony Voce also assisted on the power-play netter, Eaves' 10th goal of the season. Just 13 seconds after the power-play tally, the Eagles went up 2-0 when Ned Havern took a Peter Harrold feed and wristed a low slapshot from the left slot for his sixth goal of the year. Boston College made it 3-0 on another Eaves' power-play goal, with assists to Voce and Forrest at exactly 15 minutes into the first period. The Eagles then needed only 27 seconds to tack onto the lead when Ryan Shannon one-timed a feed from behind the net at the 15:27 mark to push the margin to 4-0. Dave Spina also assisted on the goal.
After an uneventful first 10 minutes of the second period in which the two teams played even, the Minutemen cut into the lead when Stephen Werner (Chevy Chase, Md.) received a drop pass from John Luszcz (Ludlow, Mass.) and fired a wrist shot from outsdide the right face-off circle that clanged off the left post past Matti Kaltiainen's stick to trim the Eagles' lead to 4-1. The goal, which came at the 14:40 mark, was Werner's sixth of the season. Boston College pushed the lead back to four goals after Eaves was left alone in front of the net, received a feed from Voce, and lifted a one-timer top-shelf past Gabe Winer (Stoughton, Mass.). The goal came at the 19:08 mark and was Eaves' first career hat trick.
The Eagles struck again at the 9:10 mark in the third stanza, when Voce received a pretty pass from Eaves on a strong cycle. Voce took the pass just inside the blue-line, shook his defender and lifted a shot along the right doorstop just under the crossbar for a 6-1 advantage. The Eagles outshot the Minutemen, 29-16. The Eagles also committed only four penalties, while UMass had 10 penalties. Boston College was 2-for-7 on the power play, while the Minutemen were 0-for-1.
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Where Are They Now: Gary Owers
by Ashley Houghton
Former Sunderland man now assisting at Plymouth.
Gary Owers made over 300 appearances for Sunderland in a spell that lasted more than eight years between 1986 and 1994.
A tenacious and fierce competitor, Owers graduated through the Sunderland youth ranks and went on to win a championship medal in his first season with the club.
However, he refers to the famous 2-0 play-off victory at St James' Park in 1990 as his finest moment in a red and white shirt.
"I was so lucky to play for Sunderland during my career – I have some fantastic memories of the place," he explained.
"The Newcastle game at St. James' was the biggest game I played in – it was such a fierce local rivalry.
"We went there and nobody gave us a chance, so it was extra special."
Owers went on to play for Bristol City, Notts County, Forest Green Rovers and Bath City before hanging his boots up in 2006.
He is now first-team coach at Plymouth Argyle, having previously held similar roles at Bristol City and Aldershot Town, where he was assistant manager.
And, he told safc.com he's really passionate about passing his knowledge on to other players.
"Towards the end of my career I was coaching kids with disabilities and youngsters at professional clubs," he added.
"I'm really enthusiastic about coaching and I'm obviously delighted to be helping John Sheridan out at Plymouth Argyle.
"I was also first-team coach at Bristol City and assistant manager at Aldershot Town."
Owers has also tried his hand at management with Bath City and Forest Green – steering the latter to safety in the Conference in his first full year in charge.
And, Owers has not ruled out a return to management in the future, with the hopes his experiences with Forest Green and Bath will benefit him.
"I was manager of Forest Green, when they were the Forest Green who had no money, a hard-working chairman and were focused on development – not the fashionable Forest Green of today.
"It was perhaps too early for me to start managing, as I went in as player-coach at first and was just playing for fun towards the end of my career."
He added that one regret in his career, so far, is that he's never returned to Sunderland in some capacity.
"I think lots of players get to go back to their old clubs and work or play for a second time," he explained.
"I never had that opportunity and it's something I would love to do in the future, I have a special affection for the place and I feel I could be of benefit one day.
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Louise Nurding
"I am the girl-next-door type to some people... I don't take it as an insult." -Louise Nurding
She was a band member of British R&B group Eternal. She married soccer star Jamie Redknapp. She has a very succesful single "2 Faced", which rose in popularity after being featured in the UK's version of Big Brother.
Louise Nurding BiographyLouise Elizabeth Nurding was born November 4, 1974, in Lewisham, England. The only daughter of parents Tim (a builder) and Lynne -- she has two brothers, Joe and Sam -- Louise has become so famous in the UK that natives know her on a first name basis.
A Stevie Wonder fan, Louise used to be part of the famed R&B group, Eternal, before deciding to fly solo in July 1995.
Despite the success that Louise saw with fellow Eternal members, Easther and Vernie Bennett, and Kelle, what with the 1993 Always and Forever album (which spawned hits such as "Stay" and "Save Our Love"), Louise wanted to branch out on her own.
The honey-haired, blue-eyed singer stayed with the same management she had during her Eternal days, and remained signed with EMI. Although on her own, Louise managed to win over a whole slew of new fans, thanks to her singing and dancing talent (and thanks to the Italia Conti stage school).
Her first single release was "Light of My Life", which was followed by "In Walked Love". Thanks to the success of both these singles, Louise worked on her debut solo album, Naked. The latter spawned successful singles such as "Undivided Love" and "One Kiss From Heaven".
During the success of Naked, Louise performed in a suggestive outfit (no, not as her album title implies) on Top of the Pops, which could have reinforced the fact that her looks and sex appeal had something to do with her success. But once 1997's Woman In Me and hits like "Arms Around the World", "Let's Go Round Again" and "All That Matters" were released, all suspicions of Louise's success were dispelled.
Louise took a 3-year hiatus, but in that time period, she married Liverpool midfielder Jamie Redknapp (something her and Posh Spice have in common), and gained much recognition as one of the UK's hottest stars. Louise was named Second Sexiest Woman On the Planet by Sky in 1996, won Top Lass in Melody Maker, and 3 awards in the Smash Hits Poll in 1997 for Best Female Singer, Best Dressed Female and Most Fanciable Woman. FHM named Louise the Second Sexiest Woman in 1999.
Finally, after a much-anticipated return to the music scene, Louise released her third album, Elbow Beach, in 2000.
With a Top 20 hit "2 Faced", Louise has allegedly parted ways from EMI, as the 10-year contract ended. She is looking for a new distribution company, and Louise fans should rest assured she's not going anywhere, and may have a Greatest Hits album in the works.


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About 2 years ago my boss, Vic Gundotra, walked in my office and in a manner one might use to, say, borrow a spare power adapter told me that he'd volunteered me to be content owner for PDC'03. Given that the PDC has always been run out of his org, "assigned" is probably a better word than "volunteered", but Vic is a gracious guy and he used "volunteered". Anyway, it worked out OK, I think, and so I'm in for it again with PDC'05.
I run a team in the platform evangelism organization. "It's like Marketing, but it's not". Besides the PDC, we "evangelize" Whidbey and WinFX.
A few of us were sitting at lunch around a while ago and not for the first time I wondered aloud whether I should blog about the "how" of PDC'03... and, as before, no one dropped his/her plastic cutlery in dread but no one grabbed me by the shoulders and said "GREAT IDEA", either. And some of these folks were people on my team, who, you know, you might expect to maybe, suck up a bit. But I'm lucky to have a great team and one reason I love 'em is that they tell it like it is. Or sometimes they just don't say anything.
So, anyway, here it is: an occasional* blog about HOW we put together a PDC... and maybe a little WHY and maybe also a little WHAT (but my guess is that you'll hear a lot more about the WHAT as we get closer to the event, from the real stars: the program managers, devs, and testers on the product teams who actually build the stuff). But the HOW is something that I (and with any luck, others working on the event from the process side) would like to share as we sort through the parts bin and figure out what worked well last time (Panels? Track Lounges?), understand what didn't quite work as intended (Anyone remember PDC'03 "Resource Cards"? I bet Scoble and maybe a dozen other people do…), ponder new ideas, and in general do everything we can to ensure that the people who fork over substantial $$ and a week of their time find the experience as useful, educational, intense, enlightening, relevant, productive, "communicative" (i.e., sense of having participated in a Community) and fun as possible.
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Film - Shelter - MelbourneQueer Film Festival
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Presented by Same Same at this year's Melbourne Queer Film Festival, Shelter is the first feature film by Jonah Markowitz, and is the quintessential gay surfer movie.
Zach, played by Trevor Wright, is an aspiring artist caught in the struggle between living his own life and having to care for his family in the small Californian town of San Pedro. After the death of his mother, he is forced to give up his dream of art school to look after his invalid father, dead-beat sister Jeanne and her five-year-old son Cody.
Jeanne (Tina Holmes) is a reluctant mother who is painfully neglectful of her son. Despite the lack of affection from his mother and being abandoned by his father, Cody (well played by little cutie Jackson Wurth) is a well-natured five-year-old with a sense of family that has clearly been provided by Zach. Working a dead-end job in the local diner, Zach spends his spare time surfing, drawing, creating street art and hanging out with his best friend Gabe (hilariously portrayed by Ross Thomas). When Gabe's openly gay older brother Shaun (Brad Rowe) returns to town, the two begin to surf together and a mutual attraction develops. Shaun guides Zach not only through accepting his sexuality, but in reconciling his own desires with the needs of his family.
Writer-director Jonah Markowitz has created a movie that one wishes more gay films would emulate. Shelter is more than just a coming-of-age story or a gay surfer film – it is a well made film about characters who just so happen to be gay. Consequently, there is a refreshing lack of gay clichés in this movie, allowing the audience to look beyond the sexuality of the characters.
The performances from the entire cast are solid and brilliantly observed to flesh-out complex, three-dimensional characters. Heterosexual actor Wright is whole-heartedly convincing as Zach, a man struggling to come to terms with his sexuality and conflicted between his desire to pursue his dreams and his familial responsibilities. Rowe, who plays Shaun and has previously been in Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss, is excellently understated. Holmes ( Six Feet Under ) also delivers an exceptional performance in the very unlikable role of Jeanne. The natural dialogue and strong performances are aided by a particularly good soundtrack, featuring an evocative score by J. Peter Robinson and original songs by Shane Mack.
It is obvious why this film has become a favourite on the GLBTI festival circuit since its release in 2007, picking up the Audience Awards for Best Film at the Seattle and Tampa Gay and Lesbian Film Festivals. On Friday night it played to yet another sold-out crowd at the Same Same sponsored Melbourne Queer Film Festival screening. This movie seems to resonate with its audience, inciting simultaneous reactions to many subtle relatable moments throughout. In fact, attending this session served as a reminder of why GLBTI film festivals are still relevant, as watching Shelter with a queer audience added enormously to the experience.
Post-screening drinks were held at the Festival Club at ACMI Cinemas in Federation Square and the unseasonably balmy evening provided the perfect backdrop for this film. There was a distinctly pleasant vibe among attendees as tunes provided by DJ Angry Dan played in the background. This festival is obviously well-loved by Melbourne's queer community and seems to bring together a unique mix that is not seen at any other event throughout the year.


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During the last quarter of the 20th century internationally flagged and branded hotels were the norm with locations on 6 of 7 continents. The independent boutique hotel were an anomaly in the marketplace. Fast forward to the new millennium; the new hotel and resort landscape now includes the major international brands providing boutique style orientations to capture the burgeoning client base desiring a unique stay no matter where in the world while retaining the best attributes of the flagged brands and quality control. So what is new in the marketplace.
A bit of history: The boutique concept is not a new phenomenon. Many in the hospitality field point to Morgans as the genesis of the boutique hotel concept incorporating unique interior design and intimacy to the hotel field by one of the former owners of the famous Studio 54, Ian Schrager. The Original Morgans, opened two decades ago on a desolate section of Madison Avenue, south of Midtown Manhattan setting the foundation for the modern incarnation of what we now consider the "boutique hotel" model.
In our own backyard, The Hotel Teatro on 14th Street adjacent to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts is considered one of Denver's first boutique hotels. Known for its understated luxury, exemplary service, intimacy and premier location, The Teatro continues to cater to those who desire the unique and service orientation in lieu of larger, branded options.
The major hotel chains understood this market shift as leisure travel expanded and business travelers desired a more intimate and unique option beyond the standard chains that except for the view outside one's window could be easily interchanged no matter the location.
It was back in 1998 when Starwood launched its W Hotels bringing together the branded chain with its inherent efficiency to the boutique market offering more intimate hotels each with unique design character and an emphasis on service coupled with premier locations within Central Business Districts as well as resort settings.
During the last decade other major hoteliers have joined the boutique bandwagon. The following is general guidance concerning the branded boutiques. Do not be surprised to see a selection of the following brands enter the Denver market within the next few years.
Hyatt Hotels: Since I opened the article mentioning Hyatt it may be fitting to explore their newest brand, Andaz by Hyatt. I was personally introduced to the brand recently in New York City, yet the roots date back to 2007 with the Andaz branding placed on a Victorian-style hotel on Liverpool Street in London.
The Andaz theme (Andaz is Hindu and translates to "personal style") is to design the hotel to reflect the local culture, a true departure from the formulaic cookie-cutter approach the parent company is known for. Having visited Andaz in New York City and Shanghai, Hyatt has been quite successful. At present Andaz offers options in the United States as well as Amsterdam and Shanghai. Be on the lookout for Andaz to be opening in Hawaii, India, additional hotels China and Costa Rica in the near future.
Marriott: While Marriott has been masters at branding based on client preferences and desires i.e. from Fairfield to JW and many levels in-between, Edition by Marriott is truly a change from the status-quo for the global brand. Edition by Marriott truly taps into the boutique zeitgeist by partnering with Ian Schreager concerning design elements.
Edition by Marriott caters to both business and leisure travelers capturing the knowledge base of Marriott International. Rooms are comfortable and inviting yet with a design theme mixing contemporary design with practicality, a combination that has proven to be successful. The locations at present are urban-based in keeping with the boutique theme with a hotel in popular Istanbul and planned openings in Bangkok, London, New York and Miami Beach. Do not be surprised to see Edition by Marriott as part of a mixed-use hotel and residential design expanding the Edition theme to condominium buyers.
Starwood: While Starwood set the foundation with their W brand; W is now the granddaddy of the movement. Most recently Starwood launched Element by Starwood. While keeping with the boutique theme and having learned not only from W but also Westin and Aloft, Element offers two unique propositions. First the rooms are designed in the vein of an open loft-design, thus presenting options to guests regardless of the reason for their visit i.e. business, leisure, both. Second, Element is pushing the eco-friendly concept including designing their physical plant to be energy-efficient.
While many hotels and resorts have embraced eco-friendly practices i.e. reuse of towels and so forth, Element by Starwood is truly looking long-term by designing their physical plant to be energy-efficient for the present and the future.
InterContinental Hotel Group (IHG): IHG is not a household name however their hotel brands are ubiquitous in the transient stay business with management of 4,400+ hotels worldwide including InterContinental, Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn, Staybridge, Candlewood and others.
Hotel Indigo by Intercontinental is considered one of the boutique foundations as the brand was launched in 2004 with an opening in Atlanta. In the decade since its inception, Indigo has opened 36 locations in the United States and 12 in Europe. Most recently the Indigo Brand has opened in Asia including Indigo on the Bund in Shangahi of which I visited recently.
The Indigo Brand captures the local culture in their hotel and room design. The Shanghai location, in addition to being premier (The Bund is the a riverfront promenade in Shangahi with many examples of art-deco architecture) concerning location, the public areas and rooms capture the true opulence and essence of Shanghai of the 1920's and 30's using locally sourced materials and designs to evoke a sense of place. The Indigo Brand uses the same theme of local experience throughout the chain. Of note I will be writing about Shangahi in the near future.
Taj: While Taj is now a well known brand in the United States with just a handful of hotels i.e. New York, Boston, San Francisco, many international travelers know of the India based chain. Considered on par with Four Seasons, The Ritz-Carlton and other upscale brands; the Taj brand is just one entity in a multi-tiered grouping of hotels and resorts. For us in the industry, Taj Group is the Marriott of India.
In 2010 The Taj Group rebranded 19 of their hotels in India to Vivanta by Taj, internally considered "upper-upscale". While unknown in the United States travelers to India as well as the Maldives and Sri Lanka have the opportunity to enjoy the Vivanta by Taj brand.
This newest brand for most would be considered luxury with a boutique orientation. For those who are familiar with Taj, the Indian company is known for its exceptional locations, beautiful buildings coupled with service of a bygone era. I have personally visited Taj Hotels in New York, Boston, San Francisco and Cape Town and I am always impressed and concede if all hotels were run like Taj, I would travel even more.
Vivanta may be best described as luxury for the next generation. Travelers who desire the opulence of Taj and its peers yet also desire more modern amenities, technology and services more comfortable to a younger traveler. As one confident advised, your parents will stay at a Taj, their kids will stay at a Vivanta.
Within the Denver market there are a few examples of the internationally branded boutique hotels. My best guesstimate we will see openings within the next few years in Downtown and Cherry Creek, two markets with density and geography that can support such concepts. Also I would assume developers in the mountain resort towns are also considering such options to attract additional international clientele.


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I have admitted freely to watching shows such as the Bachelor (by the way, did you watch it last night? What the...? Not that I wasn't prepared, but what the...? I thought I knew you, Jake).
So, while I watch lowbrow reality television with utter delight, the grammar frequently used on such shows is appalling.
And my good friend, Edna the Editor, is even more horrified than I am.
She asked to write my post today and I was all too happy to oblige. Voila, Edna. It's all yours.
Him and I are falling madly in love.
Her and I do not get along.
Him is falling madly in love.
Her does not get along.
It should be obvious at this point. These are wrong.
He is falling madly in love.
He and I are falling madly in love.
yours in proper English reality,
Wow, thanks Edna. That was a bit intense, but appreciated.
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1. the Bachelor is OVER
2. a high of 55*F today!
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Sometimes when a new "better idea" comes along, it takes a while before we find out why it wasn't common practice all these years.
Many of you may remember previous discussions of dressing ball-check seats, and the burnisher approach. I have been evolving my sump ball-check burnishers in several ways, and even attempted to avoid compromise to the point of subbing out some of it to real live machinists and welders. Yet now, after tooling up to assure low cost as well as quality control by doing it all in-house, I find that the seats are not always concentric to the pump's threads.
No wonder my sloppy prototypes produced the best results.
Although I do not solicit folks to send me pumps, one presumed WLA body has presented genuine concerns with dressing techniques. The casting was phenomenally hard; It cut more like "chilled" cast iron than steel... and believe me "cutting" was a last resort. Even stroking the gasket surface upon a stone made it "sing".
The pump arrived filthy, semi-polished and half-primered, and the bypass frosted in securely.
Upon cleaning, arthroscopic inspection revealed enormous pitting in the primary sump ball-check.
My diamond-dressed piloted stone quickly displayed the concentricity problem.
It was actually worse than the general pitting, but for one enormous crater right on the seat.
With nothing to lose, I spent time on fashioning a 29/64" counterboring endmill from drillrod to take the seat surface down from the top to produce a flat surface, and sharp edge to the gallery below for a place to dress the new seat. At this point it became apparent that the gallery bore was several thou off center from my pilots.
Whether this is a WW2 fluke, or other models and vintages of H-Ds share problems, or even if some occasionally have been in a fire and then buried in mud before cleaned up for ebay,.... The application of burnishers has its cautions: For as I attempted a go at it anyway, not only did the hard casting mar the burnisher badly,... it chipped the casting instead of forming it!
Ultimately the seat was refinished at the expense of another stone and burnisher, and some finesse, but lowered .060" in the process.
After having applied my burnishers to a few dozen OHV pumps, a few 45" motors on the bench a decade ago, and a pre-'41/post-'51 pump or two in my reference drawers, slight marring of the burnisher's ball required many uses, as the castings have been malleable.
Destroying one in a single use is an extreme example, but now calls for serious reconsideration.


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Connecticut CAT Connection
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to the welfare of animals with a 'No-Kill' policy (with medical exceptions). Our efforts are focused primarily on finding loving homes for the many cats that are strays, abused, abandoned, surrendered or impounded. All animals are given medical attention and vaccinated before placement and spayed and neutered if at least four months of age. We are a small shelter comprised of 100% volunteers dedicated to helping homeless cats find their forever families.
Connecticut Cat Connection was started from a one person rescue in the 80's by taking in one stray at a time, to working with other rescue organizations in the 2000's, to expanding to its own organization under the name Cat Haven in 2003. Due to the increasing need to help more cats and the expense associated with any animal rescue, in 2007 the organization became a non-profit and officially changed its name to Connecticut Cat Connection. In October 2010, CCC expanded yet again and opened it's first brick and mortar, street side Adoption Center in Windsor, CT, making their mission of "Finding 'Forever Homes' for every cat…", a little bit easier. What began by taking in a few cats a year, to 100 cats a year, then upward of 200 cats a year in 2010, has now increased to approximately 400 cats a year. In 2011, CCC placed cats with approximately 213 families.
Over the years CCC estimates the shelter and it's group of volunteers have rescued and re-placed over 500 cats. This is a tremoundous sucess, however, it comes with much effort and comes high financial cost absorbing the high medical expenses associated with a no kill policy.
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Valparaiso, Ind. - The UIC men's tennis team knocked off Valparaiso, 6-1, on Tuesday.
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Horizon League Player of the Week, Nick Bodmer, won his seventh-straight match by defeating Ben Dunham-Freer, 6-0, 6-3, at No.1 singles.
John Cincola earned his fifth consecutive win with a victory over Chris Widmeyer, 6-3, 6-4, at No.3 singles.
Ken Howrey, Amol Desai, Neil Ahluwalia and James Wonneberg were also winners for the Flames in singles play.
UIC took two-of-three in double action to grab that point.
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This article from Foreign Policy essentially proves what many of us have already suspected. The ultimate in neo-feudalism is when the corporate sector and the government sector converge, and sadly in these United States this totalitarian marriage is what now dominates the landscape. This is a very worrying trend. From Foreign Policy:
Since 9/11, a quiet intelligence revolution has been brewing inside many of America's leading companies. Hotel chains, cruise lines, airlines, theme parks, banks, chemical companies, consumer products manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, and even tech giants have been developing in-house intelligence units that look and act a lot like the CIA.
These offices are staffed with former CIA, FBI, and military professionals who have close ties to the U.S. government and conduct global threat reporting by working through formal channels and informal networks around the globe. This is the privatization of American intelligence that you've never heard of. And it's part of the innovative and growing business of political risk management.
Since 9/11, the private sector has been filling the gap. In-house intelligence units are the most pioneering examples, but they have plenty of company. There are now scores of open-source intelligence services, analysis shops, and consulting firms led by former high-level officials with names like Chertoff, Albright, Rice, Hadley, and Gates.
So when you think "convergence," don't just think about drones and spooks. There is a burgeoning convergence of intelligence and business. The CIA may not be getting into corporate espionage, but American companies are getting into intelligence. They're just not talking about it much.
The results of the "war on terror" are in. We lost. Our culture and our economy are now almost entirely gone. Congratulations.
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Victor Feldman's stint with Miles Davis was little more than a one-night stand (although his ballad accompaniment on "Summer Night" serves as lasting testimony to their chemistry). Feldman preferred the security of studio work (bad decision) to the Davis school of jazz, but he left behind his most famous composition, "Seven Steps to Heaven." When Miles recorded it with his new band -- some fellas named Herbie, Ron and Tony -- he made jazz history. Forty-three years later, Ron Carter leads a new generation of jazz players on this proven seven-step program. Hot band and a smartly played arrangement full of surprises. The call-and-response between hard swing and Latin percussion is especially effective. Listeners should compare with the original version from the Age of Camelot to get the full effect.
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Introducing the top 10 travel webapps for the iPhone that make tourists look like locals.
No matter where you are in the world, you can now get instant access to all of the latest info to meet your travel needs, and what's even better is you can do this right from the palm of your hand. No more unwanted trips to the Internet café, no more running around trying to find your hotel and no more getting lost!
Strapped for time and don't know where you are? With just a few simple clicks you can open one of the iPhone's top 10 travel webapps and view your location. It's as easy as that! With MapMe, you can share your location with others by giving them a link, which will allow them to view a map of where you are provided by Google.
The big pin pointing to where you are on the map should give you a good indication of your bearings. And if this doesn't blow you away, you can even see a screenshot of your location, no matter where you are.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you could quickly create and send high quality, geo-tagged digital postcards from anywhere? Not good enough? Okay, how about making and sending these postcards with no SMS or MMS charges? Now you can! With Postcard Express, you can share your experiences anytime by sending digital postcards from wherever you are. Whether you're travelling or just out and about, Postcard Express is fantastic for sharing your visual experiences with friends, who can view the result on any MAC, PC or Smartphone. Choose from taking an original picture, or take your pick of one from the iPhone's photo album. You can even view a media-rich log of your mobile experiences over time as every geo-tagged postcard you make and send is saved. This application makes a great way to keep your memory refreshed with all of those unforgettable experiences.
Now you can view flight maps, complete with weather and radar features by getting real-time status updates for flights all around the world with FlightTrack. There is no need to run around looking for the information stand, as this slick application allows you to check gate numbers, delays and cancellations. Whether you're interested in the specifics, such as the aircraft type, speed and altitude or just curious about the skies, FlightTrack is a must have for any type of traveler.
Have you heard about a simple mobile website providing a collection of subway, bus and train maps from cities all over the world?
These maps are gathered from the different metropolitan transportation sites from cities that offer them for free. Instead of panicking while trying to get hold of a particular subway map quickly on your mobile phone, Metropoliphone puts them together and saves the traveler the trouble of getting hopelessly lost.
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One of the outstanding features of this webapp is that you can watch your budget by narrowing your search results to free hotspots only, not to mention the option to search for them by city or postcode. If that's not enough for you, you can also get one-click access to call or map each hotspot location, or visit the jiwire.com website for more details. Apple really know just how to turn complicated technicalities into utter simplicity, putting the joy back into traveling.
Hotel Maps and Booking Engine
Pick up your iPhone and get onto the Hotel Maps and Booking Engine where you will find over 19,000 hotels, all listed with detailed maps. Whether you're searching for a accommodation or looking for directions to your accommodation, this sophisticated application will definitely speed things up with your search.
IM+ for Skype
We all know what it's like to be on the go and on the phone at the same time. Things can get a bit hectic when we step off the plan onto foreign ground. Looking for pay phones, buying airtime vouchers and trying to find Internet cafés just to remind your mom to feed your cat.
With free technical support, not only is the IM+ for Skype one of the most cost effective solutions to calling landlines as well as mobile phones, it is also free to communicate with other Skype users through voice and text. This fully mobile solution offers you full network independence during your travels.
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Lonely Planet Cape Town City Guide
Get your hands on the city guide that will introduce you to the mother city of South Africa, Cape Town. Lonely Planet Cape Town City Guide captures the city's most well known stunning features, such as Table Mountain and the Waterfront. With this easy-to-use web application on your easy-to-use iPhone, you can now plot your exact location with a dynamic map, guiding you through your nerve-wrecking adventures. This means no more accessing of details street maps and no more roaming costs and with every article and POI being text searchable, you won't have a problem finding what you're looking for.
Last, but most definitely not least, Facebook, the social utility that connects you to the people around you is one of the top 10 webapps when it comes to the iPhone. After suddenly shooting up out of nowhere, Facebook has grown tremendously in the last few years and has now secured its spot in the iPhone. With just a few easy steps, you could be getting all of the latest news from your friends onto your mobile phone, upload and share photos, not to mention your daily sending and receiving of Facebook messages. There is no doubt that this will prove to be one of the top used web applications on the iPhone.
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I just got tasked with a particularly nasty project. I come up with what is undoubtedly a horrible way to get it done so I thought I would put the project out there and see if anyone had any insight.
The requirements are such: User-A need to be shown a list of who is running executable-A across two windows 2k3 terminal servers. User-A is not an admin and shouldn't have admin rights nor should that user have any password to an admin account.
So here is what I came up with. Visual Fox Pro 9 is my primary development tool. I automated a combination of PSEXEC, CMD.exe, and Tasklist.exe to get the proper list dumped to a location where I could pick up the data and display it to the user. I don't have to give the user any passwords to get the job done so that's a plus but it just has so many drawbacks its ridiculous.
So, what do you think? D.


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While mentioning the ideas and references for the the film Sparks even the average casual comic book fan may say who? What? Sparks? Never heard of it. Which is the same thing that could be said about Sin City to the mainstream pop culture fans many years ago. It's a great comparison for this review because even though it will never reach the depths of all that in included with Sin City, Sparks portrays that sort of feeling upon viewing.
Initially upon hearing the project and seeing the first clips and stills it is assumed that Sparks would be similar to period comics adapted into films like The Rocketeer, The Shadow,and The Green Hornet. Although the settings may seem similar this is far from the truth. While maintaining a look of noir closely resembling the aforementioned Sparks is a violent, blood filled, macabre toned film that most comics would never venture into. The film stars Chase Williamson (John Dies at The End) as Ian Sparks. A young man who lost his parents at an early age but considered himself special enough to make him a super. He is eventually joined by Heavenly (Ashley Bell) a kick butt no nonsense vigilante that has caught the eye of Sparks. They form a great team until one tragic evening when they are set up and Sparks is unable to save Heavenly and he loses her to her old partner Sledge (Jake Busey). The cause of the violence is a new serial killer in town that prompts Sparks to question his past and seek out heroes with true power.
Chase does a pleasant job in the role of Sparks with the only downfall being him leading the narrative. It's just too similar to his role in John Dies At The End and once you see how it is played out seems it feels unnecessary. Bell is the standout in the first half of the film looking very prime in her super outfit and has us wondering if she did her own stunts. She is an extraordinary actor so she was able to pull the roll off easily and provided a sexiness we usually don't see from her.
What will hook you into Sparks is the dark nature of the film that had no issue upping the ante in brutality and gore. Let's just say it's rare to see a superhero film where a character gets his fingers bitten off. It was very welcoming to see the dark nature throughout Sparks and it's what will allow this film to stand out from other super films. Sparks is definitely not a child friendly movie so be cautious on viewing this one with the family. There is a period that we are taken back to what was involved with Sparks parents death but unfortunately while it added needed substance it slows Sparks down. It's another sequence that could have lived outside of the film to make it a more solid effort. While Sparks may not wow the average viewer it does serve as a nice break from the overdone completely inaccurate hollywood heroes films that are running rampant. On a week that has a slew of great releases Sparks could get overlook but it's a good film that looks great and has a few subtle surprises that many movie watchers will enjoy!
Sparks is now available on demand and DVD. It is directed by Christopher Folino and Todd Burrows and stars Chase Williamson, Ashley Bell, Clancy Brown, Clint Howard, Jake Busey, and William Katt. Sparks is be distributed courtesy of RLJ/Image Entertainment.


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Scallop restoration takes a giant step
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The blue eyed scallop is the focus of restoration efforts by
Sarasota Bay Watch
Scallops are one of the most endangered of Florida's shellfish, and that's one of the reasons that Sarasota Bay Watch adopted them as a virtual mascot. Credit for the focus on scallops goes to John Ryan one of the founders of Sarasota Bay Watch (SBW) and a longtime advocate of restoration efforts.
Ryan knew that scallops perfectly symbolized the need to protect water quality and habitat in Sarasota Bay. Scallops are amazing creatures possessing a row of beautiful blue eyes that actually register light. Once plentiful in bay waters they fell victim to habitat loss, overharvesting, dredge-and-fill projects, pollution and harmful algae blooms known as red tides.
Efforts to begin a scallop restoration program in Sarasota Bay took off after Ryan made a presentation to the Sarasota Yacht Club and drew the attention of then Commodore Jeff Birnbach. Follow up conversation between Ryan, SBW and the Yacht Club eventually led to the fund raising event dubbed Scallopalooza. The inaugural event held at the yacht club in 2010 raised close to $10,000 and allowed SBW to begin scallop restoration.
The scallop larvae (spat) used in the restoration are produced by Curt Hemmel of Bay Shellfish Company in Terra Ceia. The shellfish are transported to waiting volunteers who release them over grass flats in the bay. Since efforts began SBW has released more than 50 million baby scallops in bay waters.
As SBW's program began to bear fruit Michael Crosby, now President of Mote, approached SBW about teaming up to raise local awareness of scallops. The work to restore depleted populations in Sarasota Bay has gained momentum over the years as Sarasota Bay Watch teamed up with local and state groups. Mote, Sarasota County, Manatee County, the Sarasota Bay Estuary Program, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, local businesses and many local volunteers have release hatchery-raised scallops and provided science based help with monitoring the bay for signs of recovery.
Now in an exciting development, Mote is creating a scallop nursery at its facilities on City Island, Sarasota, with plans to have it fully operational by the fall of 2014.
According to Mote, "Plans are to raise juvenile scallops to larger sizes, bolstering science-based and citizen-implemented restoration efforts in Sarasota and Manatee counties."
On Saturday, Dec. 14, members of Sarasota Bay Watch teamed up with Mote's staff and interns, high school students from Riverview and Sarasota high schools, and community volunteers to begin preparing space for a the new bay scallop nursery.
The students enjoyed a talk about scallops by Mote scientist Jim Cutler, and SBW President Larry Stults before taking a mini field trip to Mote's dock to learn about the shellfish.
Mote interns Serina Sebilian and Kevin Burnette lifted bags and cages from the water under the dock and removed young scallops that were smaller than a fingernail.
"The students set aside scientific curiosity for a few moments of 'Aww!' and 'How cute!' before Sebilian described some of the challenges of scallop restoration.
"At small sizes, the scallops may be easy prey for crabs and other animals," Sebilian said. "We want to raise the scallops to larger sizes to give them a running start."
Hosting a scallop nursery will help Mote scientists study the life cycles of scallops and adjust release strategies to increase the probability that the scallops will survive to adulthood. Scallops grow fast, starting as tiny plankton and becoming adults capable of spawning in one year.
"We still have a lot to learn about the life history of scallops," said Jim Culter, manager of the Benthic Ecology Program at Mote, who is overseeing the scallop nursery project.
Scallops start their lives as drifting larvae, becoming juveniles called spat that settle from the water column and attach to sea grasses. It is believed that most spat die or are eaten by predators within a short time of attaching. As they grow larger, the survivors detach from seagrasses and spend their lives on the bottom.
"We need to do more research to decide what is the best stage for releasing shellfish," Culter said. "For example, we want to know how large the scallops need to grow before certain types of crabs will no longer eat them.
"We also want to know how many juveniles need to be released in a given area for the scallops to successfully spawn and maintain the local population. Scallops release their eggs and sperm into the water, and to ensure fertilization, they must be relatively close to another scallop."
Culter said that a nursery at Mote brings benefits beyond research
""Mote is known for its informal science education programs, and we can bring in student interns and volunteers to learn about marine science while helping with the project.
"By creating this nursery, we're allowing for a lot of research on the scallops and for more scallops to get out into the Bay," SBW President Larry Stults added. "And we hope that what we accomplish here will be a model for other programs in Florida to follow."
According to a recent news release from Mote, "The scallop restoration efforts led by Mote, Sarasota Bay Watch and other community partners have already drawn attention in the international community. Japanese scientists at the Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN) are studying the partnership effort as part of a global study designed to find exemplary case studies of residential research institutions – those tied closely to their communities and positioned to exchange knowledge with local communities – working closely with grass-roots citizen groups to encourage bottom-up solutions to environmental problems.
The community partnership for scallop restoration is one of only 11 case studies around the world that are part of this international effort to find the best approaches for the transfer of knowledge for sustainable use of ecosystems at local, regional, national and global levels."
Sarasota Bay Watch is excited about the new hatchery and the science that will allow partners in the restoration effort to be more effective.
"We're not 100 percent sure that our efforts will bring back a healthy population", says SBW President Dr. Larry Stults, "Sarasota Bay Watch is committed to scallop restoration, but we're also putting a laser like focus on habitat and water quality, both critical components of a healthy environment for scallops."


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Scrabble word: SUBSIDE
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Definitions of SUBSIDE in dictionaries:
- verb - wear off or die down
- verb - sink to a lower level or form a depression
- verb - sink down or precipitate
- verb - descend into or as if into some soft substance or place
- To sink to a lower or normal level.
- To sink or settle down, as into a sofa.
- To sink to the bottom, as a sediment.
- To become less agitated or active; abate.
- verb - to sink to a lower or normal level
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New Ovi Maps beta: check-ins, real time traffic info and public transport
New smartphones were not all that Nokia launched at Nokia World today. Now available is a new beta version of Ovi Maps, which is probably the most successful Nokia software/service.
Today, free Ovi Maps walk and drive navigation is available in 78 countries and on 24 Nokia devices.
The new beta version, which you can download at Nokia Beta Labs, is only compatible with Symbian^1 and Symbian^3 smartphones. This means that if you've got a non-touch Nokia, you're out of luck for now.
Key among the many fixes and enhancements that this new version brings is the ability to check-in to Facebook, RenRen, StudiVZ and many other social networks right inside the application. Users will also be able to share their current location via SMS and email.
Pinch to zoom is also now supported throughout the application.
Real-time traffic flow information, safety alerts, visibility for parking and speed limit warnings are also added. As is support for routing through public transport in 85 cities around the world. The new Ovi Maps shows network lines and stations and uses the local colour signage for ease of use.
The final release of Ovi Maps 3.06 is expected before the end of the year. In the mean time, if you have a compatible Symbian device (5800, 5230, N97, N97 Mini, C6-00, etc.) give the beta a try if you like the new features.
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This report presents the Indicative Land Use Plan and the Proposed Masterplan for a new community at An Camas Mòr, a site in Rothiemurchus of 105 hectares to the east of the River Spey at Aviemore. The site would include up to 1500 residential units (subject to regular review) with associated business, community facilities and infrastructure provision, to be completed by 2027.
The site was first proposed by Aviemore & Vicinity Community Council in 1989 and was identified in the Badenoch and Strathspey Local Plan 1997. It is in the Deposit Draft with modifications Cairngorms National Park Local Plan.
The level of detail of the Proposed Masterplan and the layout and design guidelines which the report contains, demonstrate 'in principle' that a Detailed Masterplan and Layout and Design Guidelines can be prepared that would deliver the aspirations for the new community.
An Camas Mòr would be designed with flexibility to meet the needs of the community and the Local Plan whilst suiting changing circumstances and maintaining quality. It would have a sense of place in its own right from the time it is a small hamlet, over twenty or more years, until it becomes a large village. Keeping infrastructure costs to a practical minimum would be an important consideration at all times, as well as minimising unnecessary expenditure for future phases. The settlement would be designed to suit a broad mix of all housing types and tenures, especially affordable and sustainable housing.
This would complete the High Street, with further employment space, as well as the rest of the residential and mixed use housing. The bus route would be altered into a circuit. The housing would provide a full range of types and tenures and the parks and play spaces completed. The school may have grown by then and need an additional playing field. The main vehicular access to An Camas Mòr would be from the south, along the previous construction route, over the Druie. After 1500 units have been built, any further expansion would need to be internal, by extensions and conversions.
Period D shows the Indicative Land Use Plan for which Outline Planning Consent is being applied.


text: Apr 6, 2013 19:55 "In the Yard" column for March 29, 2013 "In the Yard" column for March 29, 2013 Photo provided by ALLEN OWINGS -- These sunflowers grew last year at the LSU AgCenter's Hammond Research Center. in the yard Advocate story Comments Sunflowers are a great way to introduce children to gardening. Depending on the variety, sunflowers grow to heights between 1 foot to 8 feet, said LSU horticulturist Allen Owings. Sixty days is a good average time from planting the seed to getting blooms, Owings said. Seed to bloom can vary from 55 to 75 days. Read the seed packet. Sow sunflower seeds in a prepared bed that gets full sun after the danger of frost has passed. Last frost ranges from late March in South Louisiana to early April in North Louisiana. Include a row of sunflowers in your spring/summer vegetable garden. If your garden site gets most of its direct sun from one side, plant tall varieties of sunflowers on the side of the garden away from the sun so the sunflowers don't block sun from shorter plants. Along a fence is a popular place to plant sunflowers. Sunflower blooms come in brilliant yellow, creamy white, bronze, mahogany, rusty red, burgundy and orange. Teddy Bear produces flowers full of petals but no central disk. The dwarf variety Big Smile does well in Louisiana. Sunflowers grown for cut flowers produce more flowers on a bushy plant. Sunflowers grown for seed generally produce a single large head. As a very general rule, the larger the seed the deeper you may plant it. Again, read the packet. Ed Cullen Advocate staff writer Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Lastly put it on the cupid's bow of the upper lip to make it fuller and poutier.
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This is a unique Christmas card. From a palm tree hangs seashell ornaments from beautiful deep red ribbon. The picture is trimmed in gold with embossed embellishments with a ivory border. The inside verse is in red and the envelope has taupe lining. Try one of our Christmas seals or mailing labels to decorate envelope. The receiver will be touched with your holiday spirit.
Verse: May your home be filled with warmth and happiness during the holidays and all through the coming year.
Verse Color: Red
Card Size: 8" x 5.75"
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AN ELDERLY couple have been left terrified after being burgled twice in one week.
Officers believe it was the same callous thief responsible for both burglaries which happened while the pensioners were at home.
Now police in Southampton have urged anyone with information to come forward.
During the first break-in, the intruder crept into the married couple's home in Laundry Road, Southampton, while they were upstairs.
The victim said he had been out pruning the garden earlier in the morning and had put his gardening scissors in his coat pocket, which he hung up by the door.
But when he went downstairs the scissors had moved, keys were missing and the patio door key had been flung in the garden.
A change bottle from the living room with £100 in coins was stolen as well as a small torch worth about £21.
Just days later the pair became victims for the second time.
The thief only fled when the 67-year-old pensioner intervened.
It happened at about 10.15pm when the couple, who were in their living room, heard a loud banging noise coming from the garden.
One of the pensioners went to the window where he saw a man heading towards his home.
He shouted out to the intruder causing him to run off.
Two sheds had been forced open and a garden fork and five tool boxes were taken and thrown over the back fence.
The suspect is described as a white male dressed in a light blue and white striped hoodie.
Anyone with information about the burglaries on both Friday, January 20 between 10.15am and 10.30am and Friday, January 27, should call PC David Wheeler on 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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The U.S. Open championship leaderboard has told the same old story for three days. Once again, the U.S. Open looks like Martin Kaymer's championship to lose after the third round on June 14, as no one seriously challenged him on the leaderboard again. Nevertheless, Kaymer came back to earth in the third round with five bogeys, although he could afford every one of them.
Kaymer broke U.S. Open records with two straight 65's going into the weekend, on a Pinehurst course that was supposed to make below par scores very rare. As such, Kaymer didn't need to shoot below par at all in the third round, despite how he would have preferred it.
Regardless, the leaderboard shows Kaymer at -8 overall after shooting a 72, staying five shots ahead of Rickie Fowler and Erik Compton. Both Fowler and Compton made the biggest moves they could with a 67, erasing five shots from their deficit to Kaymer. If they do the exact same thing on June 15, then the U.S. Open may carry some suspense at the end after all.
Henrik Stenson, Dustin Johnson and Brandt Snedeker are the only other players under par through 54 holes. The list of contenders for the championship is very thin with 18 holes to go, even if more than one name is on it. It may take a 65 or 66 for a contender to put pressure on Kaymer, whether he stumbles or not.
With his bogeys at 2, 4, 6, 13 and 15 in the third round, Kaymer showed he can be human at Pinehurst. Yet he ended the day with a birdie at 18, preventing any comeback buzz from getting more serious.
Kaymer has been on track for his first U.S. Open championship and second major title for about three days now. It would therefore be more fitting to clinch on a high note, although he doesn't necessarily need one. Even another 72 might do the job, unless Fowler, Compton, Stenson or Johnson are hotter than he was in the opening rounds.
Kaymer's final round/potential coronation begins at 3:35 p.m. est on NBC.


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Jan 14, 2013 10:30 AM
While this Sophie & Kate Vision in Denim Shirt Dress ($54) is perhaps a wee bit short in the front for work (even in casual offices), it's perfect for weekends. A cognac-colored, studded skinny belt is included, but we can already see ourselves having some fun experimenting with more colorful options and tons of accessories come springtime. Just don't leave it un-belted, as it'll venture into shent territory.
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Transitioning from high school to college is an exciting and rewarding time, but it also can be challenging.
As students learn about the Cabrini culture and the opportunities, resources, and responsibilities they have as new members of the College community, they should remember that the faculty and staff are here to help and guide them.
Cabrini has designed courses and programs to help make this transition a positive and successful experience.
If students have any questions regarding academic advising during the summer prior to Matriculation, they should contact:
When students declare a major, they will have a permanent faculty advisor within their academic department.
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Energy Leadership Lecture Series: Steve Koonin
Under Secretary for Science, Department of Energy
Sustainability Solutions: Fixing the Unbalanced Agenda
January 14, 2010 | 3:00 PM | FREE
Campbell Hall, UC Santa Barbara
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Development and population growth are placing unprecedented demands on global resources. This talk will examine these circumstances, both globally and locally.
Global energy demand is growing. Today, fossil fuels provide about 80% of the world's energy, and the conventional use of fossil fuels is causing carbon dioxide to accumulate in the atmosphere and affect the climate. For the US, this energy landscape poses two largely separable problems: security of supply, which is mostly about liquid hydrocarbons for transport (i.e., imported oil) and greenhouse gas emissions, which arise largely from stationary sources providing heat and power.
How can we bring about the required revolution in our energy system? What technologies do we need and what institutions will best facilitate their development? What policies will be required to hasten development and deployment? What will be the costs? How long will it take? How can we meet these goals while creating jobs and fostering prosperity?
Many of these complex problems also apply to other sustainability issues, including water and food. The challenges of addressing them will set the national and global agendas for the next many decades.
Dr. Steven E. Koonin was confirmed by the Senate on May 19, 2009 as the second Undersecretary for Science in the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Dr. Koonin brings to the post a distinguished career as a university professor and administrator at the California Institute of Technology. He also has experience in the private sector, joining the government from the position of Chief Scientist for BP, plc, based in London.
At BP since 2004, Koonin was responsible for the long-range technology strategy of going 'beyond petroleum' to alternative and renewable energy sources, providing technical advice to senior executives, and managing in the firm's university-based research programs. Koonin played a central role in BP's establishing the Energy Biosciences Institute at the University of California Berkeley, the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Koonin joined the Caltech faculty in 1975, was a research fellow at the Neils Bohr Institute during 1976 - 1977, and was an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellow during 1977 - 1979. He became a full professor of theoretical physics at Caltech in 1981 and served as Chairman of the Faculty from 1989 - 1991. Dr. Koonin was the seventh provost of Caltech (from 1995 - 2004). In that capacity, he was involved in identifying and recruiting 1/3 of the Institute's professorial faculty and left an enduring legacy of academic and research initiatives in the biological, physical, earth, and social sciences, as well as the planning and development of the Thirty-Meter Telescope project.
Dr. Koonin is a member and past chair of the JASON Study Group, advising the U.S. Government on defense science and technology. Koonin has served on numerous advisory committees for the Department of Energy, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Defense. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission and a fellow of the American Physical Society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
His research interests have included nuclear astrophysics; theoretical nuclear, computational, and many-body physics; and global environmental science. He has been involved in scientific computing throughout his career and is a strong advocate for research into renewable energies and alternate fuel sources. His academic research in computational and nuclear physics has impacted the direction of science both nationally and internationally. Koonin has supervised more than 25 PhD students, produced more than 200 peer-reviewed research publications, and authored or edited 3 books, including a pioneering textbook on Computational Physics in 1985.
Dr. Koonin was born in Brooklyn, New York, received his B.S. in Physics from Caltech in 1972, worked as a summer graduate student at Los Alamos in 1972, and received his Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1975. He received the Humboldt Senior U.S. Scientist Award in 1985 and the E. O. Lawrence Award from the Department of Energy in 1998 for "his broad impact on nuclear many-body physics, on astrophysics, and on a variety of related fields where sophisticated numerical methods are essential; and in particular, for his breakthrough in nuclear shell model calculations centered on an ingenious method for idealing, with the huge matrices of heavy nuclei by using path integral methods combined with the Monte Carlo technique."
For more information, contact Whitney Wegener at whitney [at] iee [dot] ucsb [dot] edu or 805-893-5496.
Campbell Hall is located off Mesa Road across from Cheadle Hall, UCSB's main administration building.
UC Santa Barbara requires visitors to observe Parking Regulations and have a valid parking permit while parking on UCSB campus. You will be ticketed without a permit. See interactive parking map.
Driving to UCSB from the south
Take Highway 101 to the Highway 217/Aiport/UCSB exit. Highway 217 will lead you directly to the Henley Gate entrance of UCSB. There is a traffic circle just inside the gate. Take the right fork onto Mesa Road. Follow Mesa Road to the third stoplight, Ocean Road, and turn left. Turn left again at the first stoplight and park in lot 16 to the left or in lot 18, the parking structure to the right. Parking permits can be purchased on an hourly basis from vending machines in the parking structure and must be displayed in the front dashboard of your automobile. Campbell Hall is the round building across the bike path.
Driving to UCSB from the north
Take highway 101 south to the Los Carneros Road exit; turn right onto Los Carneros and follow across Hollister Avenue (the third stoplight) to the fourth stoplight, Mesa Road. Turn left. Mesa Road will take you directly onto campus. Continue straight on Mesa Road past the stop sign near the Fire Station. Turn right on Ocean Road, then turn left at the first stoplight. Park in lot 16 to the left or in lot 18, the parking structure to the right. Parking permits can be purchased on an hourly basis from vending machines in the parking lot and must be displayed in the front dashboard of your automobile. Campbell Hall is the round building across the bike path.
Please pay at the parking vending machine by following instructions on the dispenser. Payment options are Visa, MasterCard, cash, or campus Access card. Pay stations do not give change. Prices are $4 for 2 hours, $5 for 3 hours, $6 for 4 hours, and $8 for the day.
For your convenience, you may also visit the Information Kiosk to pick up guest parking permits, campus maps, and campus information. The kiosk is open on weekdays from 7:30am to 5:00pm. Please stop by, or call (805) 893-5298 to have your questions answered by telephone.