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> Running Firefox 1.0.7 on Fedora Core 4.
> Can I have multiple bookmark files?
> Are there instructions for setting this up?
> Charles
Perhaps Firefox 18.104.22.168 ??
You cannot have multiple bookmarks files in Firefox,
like you had in Netscape, if that is what you are thinking of.
You can have multiple profiles, which might accomplish
similar results in that each profile has it's own bookmarks file.
I could be of a little more help if you were on Windows, but the above
should help you use different profiles.
The following may be of some help to you, the support articles are generally
more shallow in depth than the original articles at mozillazine.
David McRitchie, extensions I use are briefly documented on my site
Firefox Custom: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/firefox/firefox.htm


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Options action in
Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE: HPQ )
during Thursday's session suggests at least one investor could have
closed a block of long calls after purchasing them less than three
weeks ago.
Shares of the computer company have dropped 50 cents, or roughly
1%, to $52.78 so far on the day. The drop is likely due to the fact
that HPQ on Wednesday announced plans to acquire
Palm (NASDAQ: PALM )
for $1.2 billion, or $5.70 per share, in cash. Since that
announcement, analysis firm Kaufman said it likes the deal and
Caris said it is skeptical of the deal. HPQ is due to announce
earnings figures on May 18 after the market closes, and analysts
polled at Thomson Reuters expect earnings of $1.05 per share.
More than 72,000 November 70 calls changed hands so far today.
The bulk of the volume traded around 10:40 EST for a premium of 24
cents per contract. These calls are home to current open interest
of more than 74,000 contracts, indicating it's most likely that
investors sold to close long call positions. If you recall, I
covered a call buyer in the November 70 calls on April 9 in my
article called, " Betting on later-term upside in Hewlett-Packard (
) ," and today's action could be those same investors selling back
these calls. A couple weeks ago, these investors paid 25 cents per
contract for these November 70 calls, when the stock was around
$53.80 per share. The fact that the options have only dropped about
one cent with the stock down $1 is a sign of increased implied
volatility. These options had a delta of closer to five, meaning
that with the stock lower than it was on April 9, these options
should have declined more than one cent. So, on the options action
alone, this long call trade from April 9 lost $70,000. But if the
option holder was short stock delta neutral against these calls,
they could have made $350,000 as the shares declined $1. We don't
know for certain if the long call holder was short stock against
the calls, but we do know that the implied volatility to exit these
calls was higher today, than it was when they were purchased almost
three weeks ago.
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Soundcheck: Guy Forget
Set 1: GolgiGolgi Apparatus, My FriendMy Friend, My Friend[1] > Rift, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, SOAMeltSplit Open and Melt, Reba, Lawn Boy, CDTChalk Dust Torture, WedgeThe Wedge, Paul and Silas > AntelopeRun Like an Antelope[2]
Set 2: Axilla, MSOMy Sweet One, Stash[3] -> LizardsThe Lizards, PYITEPunch You In the Eye > ATRAll Things Reconsidered, Mike'sMike's Song > HydrogenI Am Hydrogen[4] > WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove -> Nellie Kane[5] -> WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove[3] > HYHUHold Your Head Up > Terrapin > HYHUHold Your Head Up, Possum
Encore: Sweet Adeline, Poor Heart
[1] Beginning featured Trey on acoustic guitar.
[2] Simpsons and All Fall Down signals.
[3] Unfinished.
[4] "I walk awakening on the misty fields of forever" lyrics.
[5] Phish debut.
Notes: The beginning of My Friend featured Trey on acoustic guitar. Antelope contained a tease of The Price of Love and Simpsons and All Fall Down signals. Stash contained a HYHU tease from Mike and was unfinished. The beginning of Hydrogen included the lyrics "I walk awakening on the misty fields of forever." This show marked the Phish debut of Nellie Kane. Mike subsequently teased Nellie Kane in Weekapaug, which was unfinished.
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For high performance DevOps teams wanting to achieve greater levels of velocity, a new era of superpowers is needed to design in quality from the start. We've documented six superpowers your DevOps engineers can add to their arsenal today.
Derek Weeks, on May 23, 2016
For high performance DevOps teams wanting to achieve greater levels of velocity, a new era of superpowers is needed to design in quality from the start. We've documented six superpowers your DevOps engineers can add to their arsenal today.
Jeff Wayman, on May 04, 2016
Our roots are deeply secured to the development community at Sonatype. While Nexus products now span roles and responsibilities across an organization, we're always looking to consider the needs of our developer tribe. We make it a point to continually add developer-focused features to our suite of products as part of this commitment. We also work to ensure our products integrate with today's modern developer tool stack.
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You've seen the headlines: Financial services are a top target for hackers. From breaches at Anthem to cyberattacks at JPMorgan Chase, cybercrime has repeatedly been bad news for financial services companies, affecting not just customer accounts but share prices as well.
Manfred Moser, on April 19, 2016
DevOpsDays are always a great event for a geek to attend. You get to chat to fellow hackers and coders and therefore people, who actually understand what you are talking about. The vibe that results from these conversations is always amazing. Presenting is definitely a challenge, but great if you can pull it off. Let's see how I fared at DevOpsDays Vancouver 2016.
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Today, we are very excited and happy to announce an update to one our flagship technologies: Sonatype's Nexus Repository. With the latest release we build on previous capabilities to provide the first, completely free, repository manager supporting the world's most popular component formats.
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Wow, if you ever wanted to learn about Rugged DevOps (some call in DevSecOps), sit down for a spell with Shannon Lietz, Ian Allison, and Scott Kennedy from Intuit. We discussed a number of important topics including internal war games, culture hacking, gamification of Rugged DevOps, and starting as a small team. There are 100 gold nuggets in this conversation for novices and experts alike. Just yesterday Shannon shared her story on the first stop of the Nexus World in Dallas TX. She'll also be with us in Chicago on April 27th. To catch Shannon as a keynote on the Nexus World Tour, register here.
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"Everyone that comes in, it catches their eye," said Elledge. "Everyone is looking at it, asking about it and saying it is the 'coolest thing they have ever seen'."
The Ford GT has a impressive sports car history.
Henry Ford III decided in the early 1960s to give the European sports cars a look at American ingenuity. Ford and his designers created the Ford GT in 1963 and the vehicle soon earned a place in the winner's circle of some of the most prestigious races. In the 1966 Le Mans, a Ford GT took each of the top three places making the vehicle the dominant endurance racer of its time.
In 2003 as Ford Motor Company geared up for its centennial celebration, the Ford GT returned. According to Elledge the vehicle created such a stir, the company decided to produce a limited number once again.
Sikeston Motor was selected through a lottery system to receive one of the only 800 Ford GTs which are the first shipment of the 2005 model. Elledge pointed out the low-sitting vehicle is hand-crafted and comes with leather-trimmed, carbon fiber bucket seats.
The mid-engine aluminum-block V8 featuring 550 horsepower at 6,500 rpms combined with a six-speed manual transmission enables the Ford GT to go to 0-60 in 3.3 seconds. Motor Trend magazine called the GT's acceleration "awe-inspiring."
The dealership was able to customize their vehicle. They selected the striping package, stereo and paint.
Elledge said the color just had to be red. "The sports car in its truest form is always red. I just knew this car had to be red," he said then adding with a laugh: "And it looks great in my humble opinion."
The car arrived numbered - the vehicle is 423 - and will remain on display in the dealership's show room until sold to the highest bidder. Elledge said the cars are currently selling for $200,000 and even more.
Adding he hopes the public, whether they are race fans or car buffs or simply looking for a new car, will drop by the dealership to take a look at the Ford GT. "This isn't a daily-driver car," he added. "This is an important piece of automotive history."
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Exactly how steamy is this poem?
For a fleeting moment at the beginning of this poem, we think, "Hey there, Wordsworth, you're getting kind of racy!" All this talk of England being "a fen/ of stagnant waters" (2-3) makes us wonder what's really going on under the scummy surface of this social bog. However, being Wordsworth, the poem politely avoids any commentary of an even remotely sexual nature.


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Manitowoc Ice RNS-12A Description
This Manitowoc ice maker and dispenser produces nugget-style ice with a soft, chewable texture. The 90% ice-to-water consistency cools drinks quickly with minimal dilution. Replacing SN-12A, this ice maker and dispenser has a one-touch cleaning option and a stainless steel DuraTech™ front panel that reduces hardwater staining. This ice maker and dispenser can be flush-mounted.
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- Three dispense settings: ice only, water only, or ice and water together
- Nugget-style ice with 90% ice-to-water ratio
- Nuggets range from 3/8-in. to 1/2-in. in width
- Produces up to 261-lbs. ice per day
- Easy activation of dispensing with an activation lever
- Dispensing opening is 10-1/2 in. H from the bottom grate to the chute
- Blue LED light in dispensing area
- One-touch cleaning cycle can be completed in 30-min.
- DuraTech™ stainless steel front panel
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NEW BEDFORD— More than 250 people have registered for the annual Buzzards Bay Swim, a 1.2 mile stretch in New Bedford Harbor Saturday.
The event, which has taken place for the past 21 years, is "for every age, ability, shape, size and fitness level," according to a press release by the Buzzards Bay Coalition.
The money raised at the event, an expected $140,000, will "bring awareness to the importance of clean water in our community," the release stated.
A finish line celebration includes food, music, and awards as well as beach activities for children.
Last minute swimmers can still register by calling 508 999-6363 ext. 207. Registration fee is $25.
Swimmer check in and warm up is near the old Davy's Locker between 5:30 a.m. and 7 a.m., and the swim starts at 7:15 a.m., according to the press release.
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Ben Heppner, tenor – UBC Centenary Gala
By Kara Gibbs on August 29, 2008 - 12:12am
Co-Produced by the Chan Centre and the CBC Radio Orchestra
Ben Heppner, tenor – UBC Centenary Gala
Sunday September 28, 2008 at 3pm
Chan Shun Concert Hall, Chan Centre for the Performing Arts
6265 Crescent Road, UBC
In celebration of the 100-year anniversary of the University of British Columbia, highly acclaimed Canadian tenor and UBC alumnus Ben Heppner will perform in the UBC Centenary Gala, Sunday September 28th at 3:00pm. This concert features Heppner with the CBC Radio Orchestra under the baton of Alain Trudel, alongside the University Singers choir.
Repertoire for this notable gala event will include the CBC Radio Orchestra performing Beethoven's Lenore Overture, as well as the orchestral works of Vancouver's own Jean Coulthard. The orchestra will also accompany Ben Heppner for a collection of much-loved English song including I'll Follow My Secret Heart (Sir Noel Coward), The Desert Song (Sigmund Romberg), and The World is Waiting for a Sunrise (Ernst Seitz).
In addition to Heppner's contribution to the program, there will be a world première of a newly commissioned work by award-winning composer and head of the UBC composition faculty, Stephen Chatman. Chatman's work for orchestra and choir entitled Earth Songs has been commissioned by UBC in celebration of the centenary and will highlight the talents of the CBC Radio Orchestra and the University Singers.
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Margo Westfield (left) volunteers at the SPCA vendor table with her daughter Katie, 17, as the mascot at the Krewe of Barkus parade, held this year inside the McKinney Performing Arts Center due to winter weather on Sunday, March 2, 2014.
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FILE - This undated file photo provided by the Bell County Sheriff's Department shows Nidal Hasan, the Army psychiatrist charged in the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage. The new judge in the shooting case will decide next week whether to spare Hasan the death penalty and let him plead guilty. Col. Tara Osborn has set pretrial hearings for Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013 through Friday. (AP Photo/Bell County Sheriff's Department, File)


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When asked what his tax rate is, Romney responded "15%." No surprise, this is the rate for dividends and long term capital gains. This isn't likely to go away, as those with money make big donations to the campaigns of the congressfolk who make these laws. Thus the old line, "Is that a congressman in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"
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I make 80k a year and pay a lot more then 15%…Bull sh@%
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@Chuck: Do you really? What is your effective tax rate (just Federal). Unless you are single, don't own a house and no children, it is likely you pay much less than the actual tax rate.


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Pinterest is a social catalog service. Think of it as a virtual pinboard — a place where you can post collections of things you love, and "follow" collections created by people with great taste.
As I've previously mentioned before about how important it is to collect stuff, to read, to draw and to just absorb your surroundings if you're a creative person. It is good to have your inspiration around you to surround yourself with it. Pinterest is a new social site where you can 'pin' things of interest to you. You have to request an invitation to start with and then start 'pinning' stuff. You can follow what other people have pinned, re-pin what they find interesting, send those people messages and it forms, over time, a huge inspiration board of cool stuff! I'm very new to the Pinterest community so I don't have very many things 'pinned' just yet but I'll get there and have found so far that it's a really good idea for all of us creatives to get into.


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Cheyenne, WY (KGWN) - Cheyenne resident Jillian Balow is running for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Current Superintendent Cindy Hill is not seeking reelection, instead going for Governor Matt Mead's job.
Balow was appointed the Department of Family Services Administrator for Early Child Development in Summer 2012. Before that she was a supervisor with the Wyoming Department of Education.
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The team Steve Frommeyer calls the most improved squad in his 30-plus years of coaching football will take to the field this Friday night in an attempt to win Eminence High School's first 11-man playoff game.
After racing at the Meet of Champions at Masterson Station Park in Lexington on Saturday, the Eminence cross-country team has shifted its focus to the all-important Class A Region 5 Championship.
The regional meet, which will be held at the Trimble County Park this Saturday, has been the one race the Warriors have been aiming towards all season. In their final build-up race, they competed alongside thousands of runners in Lexington at the annual Meet of Champions. It's one of the largest cross-country meets in Kentucky with more than 10 separate races.
While the Henry County High School varsity football team has been on a roll to finish the regular season at 8-2 and win the Class 3-A District Four title, the junior varsity squad has been equally impressive.
The younger players had a 6-1 record this season and won the conference championship on Oct. 24 with an 8-0 victory over Grant County in the finals. The JV program is making that transition from middle school to varsity much easier. Ray Isaacs is the team's head coach and coaches defense; Cliff Dawson coaches offense. There were 21 freshmen and seven sophomores.
Shortly after running two miles close to 100-percent on Monday afternoon at practice, the Henry County cross-country runners toed the starting line again for one mile all out. Minutes later, they sprinted past coach Greg Woods one by one to complete their final tough workout of the season.
There is something that just doesn't feel right about this school year. So far, I've covered every type of game. I've covered wins. I've covered losses. I've covered nail biters. I've covered blowouts. By now, I've interviewed coaches hundreds of times, talked to players and written too many stories to keep count. Until Saturday night, I couldn't put my finger on that something that is missing. Now I can.
Henry County High School will host a 30-minute Title IX Public Comment Session this Thursday in the HCHS office from 5 p.m. until 5:30. Everyone in the community is eligible to attend the public forum to discuss matters related to equal rights in athletics. For more information, contact the high school at (502) 845-8670.
Cassey Fischer placed fifth in the girls' varsity race, Eric Phillips placed 14th in the boys' varsity race and the Henry County Cats got the opportunity to test out the same course their regional championship will use two weeks later.
Outside of a mark in the win-loss column, there wasn't much at stake for the Henry County football team in Friday night's game at Spencer County. The Wildcats had already secured the regular-season District Four championship and were already guaranteed to be at home in at least the first round of the Class 3-A State Playoffs.
But the Wildcats moved the football for 30 first downs, finished with 253 passing yards and had 445 total offense en route to a 33-20 victory over the host Bearcats. It was just the effort coach Chris Engstrand was looking for.
The Eminence archery team capped off a see-saw like season with an impressive 11th-place finish at the first annual Worlds Competition, writing the final chapter to an emotional year full of ups and downs.
Eminence's cross-country coach Scott McClamroch was very pleased with the new regional course and his runners at the Trimble County Invitational on Saturday, he said as the Warriors prepare to race on the same course in two weeks.
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From the sweeping private driveway, to the surrounding woodlands and hills, the 71 bedroomed Four Star Gisborough Hall Hotel exudes countryside charm and exclusive seclusion. Modern comforts and traditional features combine with the hotel's extensive private grounds to provide a peaceful retreat just 20 minutes drive from the centre of Middlesbrough. Dine on award-winning cuisine in the refined surroundings of Chaloner's Restaurant, sip a drink by the open fire in the Drawing Room, enjoy a relaxing beauty treatment in the Revival Zone, or return to your individually styled bedroom after exploring the wilds of the North Yorkshire Moors.
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Here at CES ASUS has a few different tablets on display and we've been giving them a quick look. Sadly the ASUS Padfone is under a lock and key and we were only able to get a small glance. The brand new Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich quad-core tablet announced yesterday in a 7" form factor was out in public though. Check out our hands-on below.
Just announced yesterday by ASUS is the MeMO 370T although it may see a different name at launch. This 7-inch 1280 x 800 resolution slate features everything you'd want in a tablet. Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich, the ultra-fast NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, front and rear cameras as well as full Android Market access and Google support. This is the first official 7" ICS tablet. It may not be as thin as its larger brother in the Prime, but the size is the only thing making us call it the "little brother".
The most important thing here is the price -- and that is $249. We'd expect the slate to be slightly lower than the Prime in the camera department to meet that price but it actually still has that impressive 8 MP camera on back. The Prime has one of the best tablet cameras around so hopefully this wont disappoint.
The brushed aluminum has been replaced by a hard plastic with the same radial-spun design as the Prime and overall I was extremely happy with the feel and performance. Obviously with the Tegra 3 the tablet is blazing fast so I don't even need to go there -- although this is the first slate I've handled with a fully stable build of ICS. ASUS made clear that this was still under development but things felt ready for the green light to me. In case you didn't catch that before -- this is running on Android 4.0.3 ICS.
You can see in the image above the new 7-inch slate from ASUS will have micro-usb, micro-hdmi, and also a micro-SD slot for expanded storage -- something many tablets lately have been leaving out. Offering this entire package and performance for the low price of $249 has just set the bar for portable and ultra-powerful tablets. Those high priced Samsung Galaxy Tab's should be worried right about now. Expect to see this new quad-core tablets early Q2 2012.


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It's been 24 years since Steven Martínez joined the ranks of the FBI. Since then, his career has been exceptional, gaining recognition as he leaves his mark on each task that he is entrusted with.
Martínez is, proudly, one of the highest-ranking Latinos in the FBI and head of the Los Angeles wing of the organization, one of the world's largest metropolises, home to people from over 140 countries where it is estimated that over 220 languages are spoken. Along with New York and Washington, DC, it is one of the federal agency's three mega-offices.
With a passion for his work, along with enthusiasm and integrity, Martinez faces new challenges every day, among which are the looming threat of another terrorist attack, the FBI's top priority.
"The biggest challenge is to prevent another terrorist attack, and here it is one of our biggest concerns – he explains – not only do we know that this is an entertainment capital, but that there also lives another part of society that doesn't like others, we've detected bombs intended for Los Angeles coming through the airport (LAX) and the border."
"The FBI Los Angeles is one of the three mega-offices, along with DC and New York, and considered one of the largest in the nation, serving about 20 million people. Between agents and staff support there are about 1,400 people in my office. There are 76 field offices and we also have agents in different cities in embassies around the world."
After the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 and the enactment of the USA Patriot Act, which increases the scope of FBI investigative powers, as well as other federal agencies, distrust and fear within the community have increased.
Hence, Martínez acknowledges the importance of working closely with community leaders, opening new channels of communication.
"It's about depending on the community in general during our investigations. We receive phone calls 24 hours a day and anonymous reports via the Internet. We are always very close to the people, especially minorities," he explains.
Although born in New Mexico, where much of his family lives, Steven and his parents settled in California. He remembers, "My dad was in charge of the Bracero program. He looked out for the interests of the laborers who came from Mexico."
"I grew up near a town called Martinez (the name is purely coincidental) surrounded by countryside and nature. Ever since I was little I had the feeling that I wanted to serve the people. I knew I had to think about my future, and although I was a child, I watched films and examined photographs of the FBI. My interest in school was always helping others, which is why the FBI was perfect for me."
Martínez completed his doctorate in political science from the University of Berkeley, California, and requested admission to the federal agency. He recalls, "Unfortunately, I was told I needed work experience, so I kept it in the back of my mind, worked in the private sector a while and then tried again."
Martínez joined the ranks of the FBI in 1987 and worked in several areas, but he specialized in international drug investigations in El Paso, Texas. Eight years later he was promoted to the rank of Supervisor (SSA) in the Criminal Investigation Division of the FBI in Washington.
In 1997 he was assigned as Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) to the Division of Phoenix, Arizona, where he headed the drug squad and Violent Crime.
In 2001 he was promoted to ASAC position in the area of organized crime and drugs, and cyber crimes in the Division of Los Angeles.
Hence it was not strange that in February 2003 he was assigned to travel to Qatar and Iraq, at the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom, becoming the first FBI agent in the Command Center (CENTCOM) in Doha, Qatar, and Baghdad, Iraq. The Latino was in charge of all FBI personnel in the region and control tasks Counterterrorism and Counterintelligence at the initial stage of the war.
He returned to Washington, DC, in 2004, and in 2006 was appointed Special Agent in Charge of the Division of Las Vegas, Nevada. Since November 2009 he has been the Director of the Office of Los Angeles.
Among the many awards he has received, recently he was awarded the Presidential Rank Award from the U.S. government for his service to this country.
Although his first interest in working within the FBI came from movies, Martinez understands the difference between reality and fiction: "The impression people have is what they see in movies and TV, but I want people know we are human, we have families. The only thing is that we are very selective with whom we deal with. I want to emphasize the importance of eliminating the myth that we do not work well with other agencies, in my 24 years as an agent has not been a time when we did not have to cooperate with other agencies."
Being Latino has helped him understand that there are other cultures and that respect is the principle of a professional relationship with the community. Living in a country like the U.S., learning about and earning the respect of communities such as immigrants is one of his challenges.
"Many immigrant communities do not have a good relationship with the authorities, possibly because they come from countries where there is no such relationship or may not have the example of an acquaintance or relative who has been in government agencies, hence they are also sometimes victims of crime and don't report out of fear or because they think nobody can help," he explains.
"I always think I must be a good role model, but sometimes I forget. Sometimes I go to the White House or some meetings and I realize I'm the only Latino. That makes me think and realize how far we've come, but we still need Latinos to fill more positions in agencies like the FBI and other parts of government," he admits.
"What the FBI is looking for is good and intelligent people, and they come in all colors."
Although the economic adjustments taken by the government have led to freeze new hiring of staff in some sectors and agencies like the FBI, Martinez invites young Latinos to continue to prepare and seek college degrees, "because there are always opportunities for best qualified people."
"There are many opportunities in government and in particular, with the FBI, and we are always interested in the best candidates. I think we have to work harder to identify highly qualified Latinos because we need the best. And I know we can find them within the Latino community," he says.
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Will 600 Come Easier for A-Rod?
Is Alex Rodriguez letting the chase for 600 home runs get to him?
Rodriguez has gone 13 at bats since he hit No. 599 on Thursday. Those have been productive at bats, with four singles, two doubles and four runs batted in. But Rodriguez appears to struggle to reach major milestones unlike any other recent 500-home-run hitter, so he may take a while to reach No. 600. His next attempt comes Monday night in Cleveland.
When A-Rod was one home run shy of 500 in 2007, he went through perhaps the worst stretch of the best season of his career. The MVP had just two singles and a double in 28 at bats before breaking through for No. 500, reaching base just 31% of the time and slugging a dismal 0.143 (compared to career marks of 39% and .572, and even better levels of 42% and .645 in that MVP season). Rodriguez also played well below his standards earlier this year while chasing and then passing Frank Robinson on the career home-run list. During his 61-at-bat drought between No. 585 and 586, A-Rod had an on-base percentage of just .324 and a slugging percentage of .31. After hitting No. 586, A-Rod posted nearly identical .318 and .300 marks in his next 20 at bats before passing Robinson.
His stats this time around have been much better, though they should be discounted because all 13 at bats came against the Royals, the team with the fourth-highest ERA in the majors. (And their best starter, Zack Greinke, didn't pitch in any of those games.)
When it comes to dragging things out before hitting the big one, Rodriguez also has the worst track record among major sluggers I studied who have neared home-run milestones in the last decade. To compare them, I looked at how many at bats they needed to reach milestone homers after hitting the prior home run, compared to their home-run rate over the season or seasons in which they chased the mark. I used at bats, not plate appearances, because pitchers might walk these batters rather than be remembered for giving up major home runs. The milestones included career Nos. 500, 600 or 700; single-season record-tying and -breaking shots by Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire; and passing Robinson, Willie Mays, Babe Ruth or Hank Aaron on the career list. (Only Barry Bonds has passed those last three lately.)
Rodriguez's career No. 586, coming in his 62nd at bat since the prior home run, was the slowest relative to his seasonlong pace. When A-Rod hasn't been chasing a milestone homer this season, he's hit a home run every 18.14 at bats. Divide that by 62 and get his delay factor of 3.4. That means it took him 3.4 times longer to reach No. 586 than would be expected based on his usual rate. That was the slowest of any of the 31 milestone homers studied for any player. A-Rod also was slower than expected on his other two milestone homers — and will be on No. 600 if it takes him another six or more at bats. Compared to any other slugger studied, Rodriguez also delays the big home runs the most overall.
Despite all the pressures involved with daily media questioning, attendance increases and pitching adjustments, most batters have been in a hurry to get to the milestones. On average, the typical batter needs fewer at bats than expected to get there. Bonds sometimes dawdled — he needed 26 at bats to hit No. 755 and tie Hank Aaron — but he also sometimes rushed through milestones: He hit Nos. 70, 71 and 72 in consecutive at bats in 2001. Ken Griffey, Jr., also got to milestones faster than expected as many times as he was slow. Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire never took longer than expected to reach the milestone homers I examined. And even Roger Maris — the only old-timer I studied — got his record-breaking No. 61 in 1961 a little faster than expected, after dragging his feet a bit on his way to No. 60.
Maris was under enormous pressure and scrutiny when he was chasing Babe Ruth. As The Wall Street Journal's Jason Gay points out, not many New Yorkers are rearranging their schedules around Rodriguez's quest for No. 600. Maybe that will help speed the process. Then again, A-Rod's search for Nos. 500, 586 and 587 were hardly major media events, either.
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Usain Bolt has a simple formula for success; be the fastest man in the world and look good doing it - oh and dance when you're done. PUMA introduces the Bolt Collection, an athletic training collection of apparel, footwear and accessories, designed by Usain Bolt to withstand a hard-core workout but with undeniable street-style.
The Bolt Collection incorporates Bolt's favorite colors, preferred styles and silhouettes. It's a collection that he wants to work out in or wear to the club for a long night of DJ-ing. The cornerstone of the collection is the Bolt Crest. The crest is a compilation of different symbols near and dear to Bolt's heart. The lion heads are iconic symbols of Jamaican culture, the lightening bolt stands for Usain's more than appropriate nickname and the saying 'To Di World' is the name of Bolt's trademark pose. The crest sits on a backdrop of a track - or as Bolt likes to call it "the office" - and the sun burst symbolizes Bolt's home country of Jamaica - for which he won three Olympic Gold medals.
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Functional for training, this jacket is soft, lightweight, and made of the U.S.P. moisture management fabric. The Kangaroo pocket has a hidden compartment for an mp3 player and an eyelet for earphones. With 'BOLT' written prominently across the hood and the crest on the back, there's no mistaking who designed this jacket.
Designed specifically for runners, by the world's fastest runner, these shorts are made with U.S.P. performance fabric, designed for a tough workout. They feature moisture management, and a friction-reducing inner brief that delivers, compression, support and comfort. The outer layer is made with silver reflective materials to enhance visibility in low light conditions. The unforgettable lightning bolt pattern is embossed all over the shorts and a single zip back pocket is added for additional convenience. Bolt's trademark pose on the front and the PUMA Cat logo on the back reflect in eye-catching gold.
The "To Di World" pose dominates the center of the PUMA LS TOP. Running-inspired back panel, articulated sleeves, and stretchable material allow you to move freely. The "Ice Cool" U.S.P. performance fabric is highly breathable and protects against overheating by maintaining an even body temperature during training. Silver reflective U.S.P. logo on the back enhances visibility in low light conditions. Comfortable, functional, and bold, LS TOP makes a statement whatever your sporting style.
PUMA's BOLT YUGO RUN is inspired by the YAAM, the infamous track spike that Bolt wore during the 2009 World Championship in Berlin. The shoe features a big cat logo wrapped around the toe and shimmers in an iridescent black. Bolt's signature "To Di World" pose on the tongue and the heel shines in gold like the medal he won in the 2008 Olympics for his home country of Jamaica. The lightweight air mesh upper provides top breathability. With extra cushioning and added flexibility, the soles give traction for both sprinting and long distance running.
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A portion of the Natchez Trace Parkway that has been closed for months reopened on Tuesday.
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Poet and Author Jim Daniels to Give Free Reading at Duquesne
Award-winning poet and author Jim Daniels will give a free public reading on Wednesday, April 2, at 7 p.m. in Duquesne University's Power Center Ballroom.
Presented by Duquesne's First-Year Writing Program, the reading helps students experience literature off the printed page. As part of the curriculum of the freshman writing classes, students have been studying Daniels' work this semester and will attend the reading.
Daniels, the Thomas Stockham Baker Professor of English at Carnegie Mellon University, is the fourth speaker with strong Pittsburgh ties to be featured at the annual reading. Prior to Daniels, the event has brought to campus poet Terrance Hayes, author Stewart O'Nan and poet Toi Derricotte.
John Fried, associate professor of English and coordinator of this year's event, said, "We like to invite local writers whose writing we feel will be a good fit for the First-Year Writing Program. Jim Daniels is just a perfect fit. All his writing-his poetry, his fiction, even his screenplays and films-have a kind of gritty realism to them the students really enjoy."
Daniels' recent books include Birth Marks and All of the Above, both poetry, and the short fiction Trigger Man: More Tales of the Motor City. He has written three produced screenplays, including, most recently, Mr. Pleasant. Daniels' poems have appeared in the Pushcart Prize and Best American Poetry anthologies. He has earned the Brittingham Prize for Poetry, two fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and two fellowships from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.
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11/20/2007 —One of Penn State University's premiere a cappella groups, The Dreamers, will kick off the holiday season at the Blue and White Winter Celebration, hosted by Penn State Lehigh Valley. The event begins at 6 p.m. on Thursday, December 8, at Bear Creek Mountain Resort, 101 Mountain Lane, Macungie. At the event, Penn State alumni and friends will hear traditional holiday classics as well as a few Penn State favorites.
The Dreamers of Phi Mu Alpha are the only all-male a cappella group at Penn State University. The group was formed in 1989 by several brothers of the Alpha Zeta chapter of Phi Mu Alpha, a national social music fraternity.The cost of the event is $10 per person, which includes a champagne reception and hors d'oeuvres. For more information, contact Stacy Hamm in the Office of Alumni Relations at 610-285-5064 or via e-mail at email@example.com.


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Florida Gas Transmission Company; Notice of Proposed Changes in FERC Gas Tariff
November 27, 2002.
Take notice that on November 25, 2002, Florida Gas Transmission Company (FGT) tendered for filing to become part of its FERC Gas Tariff, Third Revised Volume No. 1, Fourth Revised Sheet No. 454; Original Sheet No. 534A; and Fifth Revised Sheet No. 535; to become effective January 1, 2003.
FGT states that the purpose of this filing, which is made in accordance with section 154.201 of the Commission's Regulations, is to make limited revisions to the forms of Service Agreements for Rate Schedules FTS-1 and Rate Schedule FTS-2 to conform to the provisions of agreements FGT has executed in connection with its recent pipeline expansions.
Any person desiring to be heard or to protest said filing should file a motion to intervene or a protest with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, 888 First Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426, in accordance with sections 385.214 or 385.211 of the Commission's rules and regulations. All such motions or protests must be filed in accordance with section 154.210 of the Commission's regulations. Protests will be considered by the Commission in determining the appropriate action to be taken, but will not serve to make protestants parties to the proceedings. Any person wishing to become a party must file a motion to intervene. This filing is available for review at the Commission in the Public Reference Room or may be viewed on the Commission's website at http://www.ferc.gov using the "FERRIS" link. Enter the docket number excluding the last three digits in the docket number field to access the document. For assistance, please contact FERC Online Support at email@example.com or toll-free at (866) 208-3676, or TTY, contact (202) 502-8659. Comments, protests and interventions may be filed electronically via the Internet in lieu of paper. The Commission strongly encourages electronic filings. See 18 CFR 385.2001(a)(1)(iii) and the instructions on the Commission's web site under the "e-Filing" link.
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When classes resume in McKinney tomorrow, full-time school resource officers will be at each of the five middle school campuses.
The police department and school district announced the new security measure on Monday. This comes just a few weeks after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Connecticut in which 20 students and seven campus staffers there were killed by a gunman.
Various school districts across North Texas have beefed up security measures or are reviewing plans as a result of that tragic event.
"The SROs are the best liaison between the police department and the school district, giving students, faculty and staff full-time access to our officers," McKinney police chief Joe Williams said in a news release.
Since the Sandy Hook incident, patrol officers have been making daily stops at each elementary school within McKinney city limits, which includes 20 in the McKinney school district, one in Prosper and five in the Frisco district. That practice will continue, officials said. School resource officers are already on staff at each of the three high schools in McKinney.


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Nvidia made the announcement at a press event at the swanky Cosmopolitan Hotel ahead of the beginning of the 2014 International CES, the big tech tradeshow in Las Vegas this week.
Nvidia's Tegra K1 is the hardware that goes with the company's designs for dashboard user interfaces. The graphics on the Tegra K1 chip are so good that the company is working with auto makers to design cool new user interfaces that fit into a car's dashboard.
Nvidia's Tegra K1, a 192-core mobile processor announced tonight, will be like a supercomputer running graphics, user interfaces, and sensor processing in the car. It's a programmable platform for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).
Most such systems are controlled by fixed-function chips. But Nvidia's Tegra K1 is programmable, so that it can download new algorithms and improve the performance of your car over time.
The Nvidia chip can detect whether you are driving out of your lane or if you are too close to another car. That takes a lot of machine-vision smarts and a lot of raw computing power.
"We are superexcited about this new capability," Huang said. "Tegra K1 is the biggest project we have ever worked on."
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WP Staff Bios
Ben Ammon
Ben was born and raised in Colorado. His life started off with great promise and he was accepted to the Colorado School of Mines as an engineering student. Things quickly began to fall apart as Ben's addiction to all things mountain began to consume his life, and he instead came to Western to study environmental biology and ecology. As his mountain addiction progressed, he slowly slipped from the sciences into a dark future in outdoor education, until Christie would eventually call him the "accidental mountain guide" and he began actively pursuing a "career" in outdoor leadership. These days he drowns his sorrows with excessive skiing in the Elk Mountains, and climbing in the San Juans, Taylor Canyon, Rocky Mountain National Park, and Utah. He can also be found hanging around the WP office contemplating his life choices.
Robin Weiss
Jared Cohn
Jared is an Environment and Sustainability major with a minor in Exercise Sports Science. "I came from Carlsbad, California and I'm stoked to be in Gunnison pursuing rock climbing and many other outdoor pursuits." He works as a setter and regular employee at the climbing gym. He is pretty awesome, and likes to let everyone know it, however they usually know before he tells them as his awesomeness is very clear.
Sara Olsen
Sara Olsen was born and raised in Michigan. By the time she was 10, Sara was very much involved in climbing competitively. She did that for the next 7 years fairly consistently. One of her older sisters attended Western and Sara would visit at least once a year. It was no surprise she fell in love with the mountains being an avid climber. Sara decided to move a year early and graduated high school in Gunnison. Since living here she has continued her climbing career and has begun pursuing trad climbing. Nutrition has also been a major interest and way of life for Sara and is currently her major at Western.
Dustin Eldridge
Dustin Eldridge was born in the suburbs outside of Denver, Colorado in 1992. Ever since, the state has been continually grateful for his rugged good looks, unending intelligence, and hypnotizing charm. He puts both pant legs on at one time, gives counsel to Chuck Norris, and routinely rescues puppies and children (more often puppies) from burning buildings. Not only is he the best snowboarder on the mountain, but also the best skier, sledder, and snollerblader. After graduating from the prestigious Colorado Mountain College (not quite Ivy League, Herb League maybe?), Dustin turned his sights towards the seemingly endless peaks of the Elk Mountains. Being cooler than the average, and above-average student, decided to make his home in Crested Butte. There he has taken up intense studying in the art of being a Buttian which includes missing obligations for outdoor activities and talking down on Darryls, Joeys, Jerrys and Chads and others. Dustin may or may not be, depending on how much it snow, graduating in the Spring of 2016. Follow him and his epic adventures on Instagram at @delsnowco.
Cameron Smith
Cam is an Illinois native, but a mountain lover at heart. He loves playing outside, and competes on the Western Mountain Sports trail running, mountain biking, nordic skiing, and ski mountaineering teams. The Grand Traverse is his favorite event. During the Summer he helps share his love of the outdoors with kids at Camp Chief Ouray in Winter Park. In his free time, he studies ESS and ROE. He hopes to see you this year on trip with WP!
Travis Merrill
Born on Christmas day Travis is a unique and awesome individual. His love of climbing things that probably shouldn't be climbed brings him all sorts of skills in regards to rope work! He is an epic skier who loves the trees and deep pow! You might see him in a ski ninja suit on the mountain but you might not because that's how ninja he really is. He is a Coloradan and is double majoring in Recreation and Business. In his spare time when not adventuring he can be found making chainmail armor. Travis is a Wilderness First Responder and will save your life if needed, demanding nothing in return.
Louissa Rozendaal
Louissa comes from the great but tiny state of Vermont, and grew up frolicking throughout the fields of the organic vegetable farm she grew up on. Here at Western, she studies Outdoor Leadership and Entrepreneurship. She is a big fan of coffee, dogs, and mountains. Louissa has been skiing since she was itty bitty and it was skiing that originally led her to Western. She is also an avid climber of mountains and all around adventure seeker. You can find her drinking Vermont maple syrup and doing other ridiculous shenanigans.
Joe Krapfl
Joe Krapfl comes from a little piece of heaven called Iowa. Originally working for the CIA alongside Bruce Willis, he chose to take some time off to pursue his genius skills in Recreation Outdoor Education and Business Administration. Some people don't know this about Joe, but he used to be in underground cage matches with Silverback Gorillas. He's blessed to have Alex Honald as a brother, being taught many painting skills and how to whistle with his mouth closed. Joe enjoys rock and ice climbing, but his passion will always be hot dog eating competitions. He also taught himself how to slay fish on the river with a fly rod. Fish and Joe are one with each other, and he will always be a brown trout at heart. Since Kyle Juszcyzk is his brother as well, he has learned how to "pop, lock, and drop it" on the river while gargling peanut butter that has once been moldy, but shines like the sun. In his free time he turn on his bee gees and dance hoping nobody is watching.
Mitch Stypinski
Mitch hails from Lakewood, Colorado. Before coming to Western he spent three years in Steamboat Springs attending Colorado Mountain College. There he came to love rivers and river related activities. He loves to kayak more than anything in the world! He's also fond of desert ecosystems and enjoys learning about natural sciences and river ecology. He is a ENVS major with a water emphasis, and is fully embracing his emphasis by immersing himself in local rivers whenever possible.
Kyle Juszczyk
Kyle grew up in Iowa moved to Colorado for school and work. He is a Recreation and Outdoor Education major. For WP, He leads whitewater, climbing, ice climbing, and mountain biking trips as well as works at the front desk. In the summer he raft guides for Wilderness Aware on the mighty Arkansas River. He enjoys long walks on the beach, curling up with a good book, and many other cliché activities. Come sign up for trips with Kyle because he's the coolest thing since sliced bread.
Erin Kearns
Erin is a junior from Smuggler's Notch, Vermont. She came to Colorado to study mountains. She spends most of her time skiing, climbing things to ski them, talking about skiing, or dreaming about snow. When unable to ski, she resorts to rock climbing, ice climbing, mountain biking, and anything else that gets her outside. In her spare time she can be found rappelling off of random things, rolling down campus hills in shopping carts, building snowmen, and occasionally attending biology and environmental science classes.....or skiing.
Andrew Plagens
Andrew was born in the flatlands of Michigan. He relocated to Colorado in 2011 to attend Western State Colorado University. Andrew is an avid climber who enjoys all disciplines of climbing. He is also an avid backcountry snowboarder. He is also known to wear flipflops on blisteringly cold and snowy days. Along with climbing, Andrew also has a passion for history which is his major at Western. Because of this, he loves to collect books about mountaineering history; his favorite book about climbing is The White Spider, by Heinrich Harrer.
Tucker Cocchiarella
Tucker was born and raised in the mountains of Colorado. He enjoys to travel through the mountains year around, whether it is by skis, raft, kayak, rock, or by bike. He also takes pleasure in capturing these beautiful moments of traveling through the wilderness with his camera.
Sam Gaiser
Sam is a fourth generation Native of Littleton, Colorado. He started doing crazy things like jumping off the roof and gapping his dad's road bike at an early age. He's been rolling with it ever since. Sam loves pursuing any and all recreational activities but would pick snowboarding in fluffy waist-deep pow and flowing through epic mountain bike trails over anything else. He loves camping and getting in the backcountry and came to Gunnison specifically to do so, although school is also on the weekly agenda. You may confuse him with his other long haired, tank-top and board short-wearing roommates, though he will probably have the raddest board shorts of them all.
Christie Hicks
Christie is the boss of these people, which is no easy task. She hails from San Luis Obispo, CA, where she grew up water skiing, swimming, surfing, and hugging trees. She holds a BA in Molecular Biology from Pomona College and an MS in Environmental Education through the Audubon Expedition Institute. She spent the last 15 years teaching and guiding in the mountains of Southern California, on the rivers of Alaska, Idaho, amongst the red rocks of Moab, UT, in the yoga studios of Crested Butte, and within the Himalayas of Nepal. She is happy now to train, mentor and keep the budgets and permits in order for the amazing WP Staff and the students they serve.


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Adventures in Gardening: Continuing the "Bug" Wars
by David Soper
When you've identified culprits feasting in your garden, you need to attack. The best is to attack them where they live. Trying to focus on the plants at this stage is not as effective as going for them when and where they go when they aren't having lunch at your expense.
While I am not a particular advocate of the tidy garden, most of the earwigs, slugs and snails live in debris, under rocks, bricks and the like.
If you are trying to practice "Integrated Plant Maintenance" as I've been writing about the last several weeks (see back articles in the archives of this newsletter), you might be tempted to introduce beneficial insects at this stage. This is particularly tempting if you haven't seen any friends around lately. It certainly is an earth-friendly way to go and scores maximum points in environmental circles.
The problem is, outside of greenhouses, I'm not sure it is a very effective. First, it takes a while for the good bugs to get established. They may wander far afield looking for their favorite food. Most gardeners, when they've reached this stage of frustration, don't want to wait several weeks it may take to see results. Introduced insects are generally specific to one problem insect so you need to be sure you are appropriately matching the right fighter with the enemy. By the way, if you see an advertisement offering praying mantis as the ideal garden predator, forget it. Every entomologist with whom I've talked say they just don't work. (In fact, they use stronger language than that.)
Here's what Colorado State University says "At present, Colorado state University entomologists cannot recommend any of these beneficial organisms for insect pest control in the yard and garden. They artificial releases have not clearly been demon- strated to affect pest insect populations."
So what to do? Are heavy-duty chemicals the only answer? Before you go that direction, consider botanical insecticides. It is hard to overstate the unwitting damage done by gardeners with wholesale spraying of highly toxic chemicals to kill garden pests. We all should learn to live with a little hole here or an unscheduled leaf crimping there. We too often (and I'm certainly guilty of this) lose sight of the overall beauty of our gardens and spend too much time in pursuit of perfection. So I recommend you start first with the botanicals. They may be good enough to resolve your pest problem.
Next week, I'll tell you about botanicals that really work including one that's been working 4,000 years!
Good luck and great gardening.
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