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The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants (VSCPA) recently announced the winners of its 2012 Award of Achievement for academic excellence in accounting studies. The VSCPA annually recognizes top graduating accounting seniors from Virginia high schools, community colleges and four-year universities. The students are selected by accounting faculty at their respective schools. Only one award is issued per school each year, making it a significant honor to be the single student selected for recognition amongst peers. Henrico award winners include: Kianna Jones, Douglas S. Freeman High School; Bi Ou, Hermitage High School; Henry Finn, Mills E. Godwin High School; and Jasmine Hough, Varina High School.
Marine Corps Pfc. Jason T. Whitley, son of Wanda L. Childress, of North Carolina, and Timothy L. Whitley, of Sandston, recently completed 12 weeks of basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot in Parris Island, S.C. McDonough and fellow recruits endured rigorous physical training as well as numerous hours in classroom and field assignments, which included learning first aid, uniform regulations, combat water survival, marksmanship, hand-to-hand combat and assorted weapons training. McDonough ended the training phase with The Crucible, a 54-hour team evolution culminating in an emotional ceremony in which recruits are presented the Marine Corps Emblem and addressed as "Marines" for the first time.
Twenty-six Virginians, including three from Glen Allen, will be among 988 delegates from around the world attending The United Methodist Church's General Conference starting today. General Conference, the church's top lawmaking body and the only group that can officially speak for the denomination, meets every four years. Delegates will consider approximately 1,600 pieces of proposed legislation during the conference dealing with reorganization of church structure, revisions to church law, plans and budgets for church-wide programs and resolutions on current moral, social, public policy and economic issues. Clergy and laity representing Glen Allen include: The Rev. Marc Brown, Virginia Conference director of Connectional Ministries; Jim Branscome; and Martha Stokes, Virginia Conference director of Inclusivity and Lay Leadership Excellence.
Students from the following groups recently performed at Walt Disney World in Florida as part of the Disney Performing Arts Program: Deep Run High School's Vocal Music Department and Glen Allen High School's "Marching Jaguars" and Concert Choir. Dance groups, choirs, ensembles and marching bands from around the world apply to perform each year at both the Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts. Once selected, they are given the opportunity to perform at the resort for an international audience of theme park guests. For more information on the program, visit http://www.disneyperformingarts.com
RichTech, Richmond Technology Council, recently announced the 2012 Technology Stars Award Finalists. Every year RichTech recognizes and celebrates the best and brightest technology stars in seven award categories. The Technology Builder Award is given to the local technology company delivering technology solutions and/or services to external clients that build capacity and increase operational efficiency. Henrico recipients are: Whitlock, of Henrico, and Allegro Consultants and Create Digital, of Glen Allen. The Educator Award is given to the educator or school program that provides exceptional technology leadership and encourages students to pursue higher education or training in science, technology, engineering and math. Henrico recipients are Lynne M. Norris, of Deep Run High School, and Tom Woodward, of Henrico County Public Schools.
The Virginia/Washington, D.C. affiliate of the National Center for Women and Information Technology recently held its first Award for Aspirations in Computing ceremony. The regional organization, formed by George Mason University, Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia, honored two high school teachers and 10 high school students with awards for their efforts to, respectively, teach and learn computer science. Henrico recipients include: Teacher Lynn M. Norris, of Deep Run High School; and students Taylor O'Brien, of Godwin High School; and Kristina Pham, Shelby Evans and Jordan Newton, of Deep Run High School.
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As exciting as the new tax table was for me, the retirement limit announcement produced a hollow thud.
You see, for 2014, the 401(k), 403(b), 457, and Government TSP are all unchanged at $17,500 limit, with a $5,500 catch-up provision for those 50 and older.
The IRA limit is also unchanged at $5,500 with a $1,000 catch-up for 50 and older. The phaseout for IRA deductibility for a single filer covered by a workplace retirement plan is between $60,000 and $70,000, and for married filing joint, between $181,000 and $191,000. The AGI phase-out range for taxpayers making contributions to a Roth IRA is $181,000 to $191,000 for married couples filing jointly.
For those in that phaseout range, these numbers are important. Above or below them, and you're not impacted at all.
This lack of an increase comes thanks to a low CPI inflation rate, which is either good, or if you are a conspiracy theorist, is purposely understated to keep Government programs COLAs from increasing too much. Either way, the numbers are out.
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Jim Says:
November 7th, 2013 at 11:33 pm
Joe, thanks for posting this, I sure wish they would increase the IRA limits to $10,000 or more. Other than tax reasons, why do they keep it so low?
Joe Says:
November 8th, 2013 at 1:32 pm
Great question, Jim. The laws for 401(k) and IRAs were written separately, and never were consolidated. I often drive by Walden Pond, and hear a little voice saying "simplify, simplify."
In my opinion, the phase-outs should be eliminated, and there should be one limit across the board. End the year with only $5K in your 401(k)? Top off the IRA with $15K! Won't happen, just my desire.

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WASHINGTON (November 9, 2012)--Shots were fired just blocks from the White House after an armed robbery attempt early Friday, D.C. police said.
Police say it happened before 6:30 a.m. Friday near Lafayette Square in Washington.
Police say three suspects, including at least one with a gun, approached two people and tried to rob them.
D.C. police spokesman Araz Alali says the victims began following the suspects in their car, and that one of the suspects fired shots.
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All Sorts of Weird Stuff offers news and information about George R.R. Martin, in particular about his A Song of Ice and Fire series.
"When I was young, I read all sorts of stuff. One week it would be Lovecraft, the next Vance. It was all imaginative literature, or as my dad called it 'Weird Stuff.' It was all 'Weird Stuff.'"
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EW's latest issue has hit shelves, with its main feature being their listing of their Entertainers of the Year. We had an inkling of the fact that EW considered George R.R. Martin among that number… and this confirms it, as popular comedic actress Amy Poehler of Parks and Recreation writes about GRRM and the novels, which she's halfway through at present.
Poehler has met George before, at the TIME 100 Gala, where she expressed her admiration for the TV series and Daenerys Targaryen. She brings up the women of the series in her piece: "And let's not forget the women… Sansa, Arya, Brienne, Cersei, Catelyn. If only the world were run by these women. All of them with various amounts of power, all suffering, all wiser than they are allowed to be." And, of course, she points out the wit of Tyrion Lannister, of whom she states that he, "has some of the best one-liners I have ever read from someone about to die."
Yet another feather in GRRM's cap! As for the fan-chosen entertainers of the year, the poll results are also in, and GRRM did end up comfortably at second place ahead of Stephen King and James Patterson, but Suzanne Collins (author of The Hunger Games) rather ran away with it, with nearly 50% of the poll.
In any case, recognition from EW is yet another feather in Martin's cap, who's been on a bit of a streak—TIME's Best Book of 2011, Goodreads Best Fantasy Book and third Favorite Book, two entries in Amazon's Top 20 Best Books of 2011, and more.
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Issue No.12 - December (2011 vol.60)
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Wei Dong , Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
Chun Chen , Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
Xue Liu , University of Nebraska Lincoln
Yunhao Liu , Tsinghua University
Jiajun Bu , Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
Kougen Zheng , Zhejiang University, Hangzhou
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The development of a modern sensor network is difficult because of the long-term unattended operation mode, diverse application requirements, and stringent resource constraints. To address these issues, we present SenSpire OS, a predictable, flexible, and efficient operating system for wireless sensor networks. We improve system predictability by two-phase interrupt servicing and predictable thread synchronization; we achieve system flexibility by providing a hybrid model for both event-driven programming and multithreaded programming; we retain system efficiency by employing stack sharing and modular design. Moreover, we have designed a three-layer networking stack and an object-oriented programming language (CSpire) to enhance system usability and programming convenience. Having implemented SenSpire OS on three most commonly used sensor node platforms, we evaluate its performance extensively. Results show that SenSpire OS ensures predictable system performance, provides a flexible hybrid model for application programming, and is efficient in resource utilization.
Wireless sensor networks, operating systems.
Wei Dong, Chun Chen, Xue Liu, Yunhao Liu, Jiajun Bu, Kougen Zheng, "SenSpire OS: A Predictable, Flexible, and Efficient Operating System for Wireless Sensor Networks", IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol.60, no. 12, pp. 1788-1801, December 2011, doi:10.1109/TC.2010.58


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Evacuees Ignore Warnings, Return to Bangkok's Floodzone
BANGKOK – As Thailand's flood crisis drags on and on, some evacuees can't resist the urge to wade back into the deluge to see how their flooded homes are doing. For some, they want to make sure looters haven't made off with their treasured possessions.
Others, though, simply want to water the plants and feed the fish.
Wallapa Chairat, 64 years old, has spent the last two weeks living at an up-scale serviced apartment in a dry district of downtown Bangkok where everyday life is more or less carrying on as usual. She says she enjoys the relative peace, compared with the flooded chaos of her home in the city's Lat Phrao district, and has only a few quibbles about living several storeys above Bangkok's streets.
Among other things she can't tune into her favorite Thai-language reality shows on the serviced apartment's television system.
"I was beginning to get bored," Ms. Wallapa said.
Hundreds of thousands of other Thais are in a similar situation, whether they are staying in rented housing, with relatives or at government evacuation centers. Over 500 people have died in the floods since they began in late July, and the inundation has disrupted the supply of crucial car and computer parts across the world. For evacuees, though, being removed from the everyday rhythms of their lives is a source deep frustration, especially for older people who are more set in their ways and are often unfamiliar with life in condominums or apartment buildings, let alone bedding down in schools or Buddhist temples.
So, on Monday, Ms. Wallapa decided to go back to her home to pick up some new clothes and see for herself the impact of the floods. It was a bit of a struggle. First, Ms. Wallapa, who suffers from diabetes and glaucoma and is also partially deaf, took Bangkok's sky-train to the flooded Mor Chit area. There she found army trucks ferrying thousands of other anxious residents back into the flood zone. Ms. Wallapa, though, chose to take a bus to near her home, where she then switched to a minibus before the rising flood waters finally forced her to get out and walk.
When Ms. Wallapa got to her usually bustling street, she found that only three families had chosen to say. The rest, like her, had evacuated from the knee-high floodwaters.
Inside her home, the water level reached her ankles. "I was speechless. I didn't know what to do next," Ms. Wallapa said, recalling that chunks of her wooden parquet floor were floating around her.
After a while, Ms. Wallapa moved some electrical items upstairs to the second floor of her home, and then set about watering her plants and feeding her fish.
"This is the real reason I went," Ms. Wallapa said. "I'm worried they are going to die if I'm not there to look after them."
Ms. Wallapa's next trip home could pose more of a challenge, though. The road from Bangkok's sky-train to her home is now closed – and that means braving a ride on one of the crowded army trucks bringing emergency relief supplies into the city's flood zone.


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Roger withdraws from Stockholm
Roger announced today that he will not be participating in the Stockholm Open which starts next Monday.
"2008 has been a tough year for me as I was always playing catch up after being diagnosed with mononucleosis at the beginning of the year. I feel fortunate to be healthy again, but I want to remain at the top of the game for many more years to come and go after the #1 ranking again. In order to do that, I need to get a proper rest and get strong again so that I am 100% fit for the remainder of the year or next year. At this point, I am not sure when I will be ready to play again, but I hope to be back at some point before the end of the year. I apologize to the tennis fans in Sweden as I was looking forward to playing in Stockholm again. The country has produced so many incredible tennis players and the tournament has such a great history. I hope to be able to come back at some point in the future."
federer will not play in madrid because
they would have mentioned it in the spanish
papers if he did arrived.
always wish you all the best, and best.
you know what? I am a very lucky girl because in your website picture you have a flowersss in your hand :) and that is my name :)
Rus lekker en sien uit om jou weer op die been te sien speel. Liefde Allene
I sure hope you come next year.....?!
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'Boardwalk Empire,' Season 3, Episode 2: TV Recap
"Things have changed," says Mickey Doyle at the start of "Spaghetti and Coffee,"
the latest episode of "Boardwalk Empire."
He's not kidding. Series creator Terence Winter has really spiced things up. In practically every scene of this episode, it's clear that a brutal death (think Manny Horvitz and the 3 in-One oil guy from last week) could happen to anyone at any time.
The second hour of season three re-introduces series regulars Eli Thompson and Chalky White. Absent from the action are agent Van Alden, Al Capone, Richard Harrow and Gillian.
Things get off to a fishy start. After a noticeably thin Eli is released from jail, he finds Mickey waiting to take him home.
"He sent you." Eli says to Mickey, which makes it abundantly clear that despite the passage of time, Atlantic City's former Sheriff and his brother are not chummy. That said, Eli doesn't have many choices or friends, so he begrudgingly accepts Mickey as his new boss and returns to his loving, matured family.
Meanwhile Gyp Rosetti decides to extend his New Jersey stopover in Tabor Heights, a town halfway between Atlantic City and New York. There, the prickly gangster accosts another innocent bystander. This time, it's a young gas station attendant. A suspenseful and frightening exchange ensues, but no tire-irons are wielded. It's clear that the uneducated Italian mobster is trying his best to think of a way to get a foothold in the Nucky – Rothstein market.
Margaret's seemingly altruistic women's health storyline encounters some resistance, while her relationship with Owen Sleater becomes increasingly awkward.
In other plot developments, Chalky and his daughter Maybelle fail to see eye-to-eye about her future with beau Samuel. Surprisingly it's Chalky who wants the future doctor to stick around for the long haul, not Maybelle. According to the teenager, Samuel is not "interesting" like her father. After a man slashes Samuel's face, Maybelle is forced to think twice about the definition of interesting.
In New York, Nucky mixes business with a little pleasure. During the day he questions the collection tactics of Gaston Means (Stephen Root) a "special investigator" with ties to Attorney General Harry Daugherty. (Root, like fellow newcomer Bobby Cannavale, is a scene stealer.) It also becomes apparent that neither Rothstein nor Nucky have any clue as to who killed Manny. By night, the sad-eyed power broker becomes increasingly smitten with his new mistress, Billie. She, on the other hand, has more than one man on her mind.
After yet another suspenseful dialogue between Rosetti and an innocent bystander, things build in intensity when the bootlegger officially becomes public enemy number one by holding up Rothstein's men at the Tabor Heights' filling station with the help of the town's (previously paid-off) Sheriff Victor Sickles. A turf war has officially begun.
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Friday, July 6, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- A woman wanted for allegedly scamming multiple people in downtown Augusta has been arrested.
Victims say 46-year-old Eva Smith would come up to them and ask for money. Smith would tell them they would be reimbursed at the Sheriff's Office. When the victims showed up to the Sheriff's Office to collect the money, they were informed of the scam.
Smith is charged with theft by deception and is being held on $1,300 bond.


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The Yankee Hill Machine Todd Jarrett Competition Series forearms were designed in conjunction with acclaimed shooter Todd Jarrett. Additionally, the handguards feature a rail-free grip area for a more comfortable grip and Yankee Hill's unique diamond shaped heat vents. The extended top rail creates a monolithic gap-free look. The Yankee Hill Todd Jarrett Handguards are also "T" marked along the rail sections to mark accessory locations, and they utilize the YHM anti-rotation screws for secure installation. The carbine version mounts so that the front sight is surrounded by the forearm on the bottom and both sides while the mid length and rifle length are standard free float tube handguards. The handugards and barrel nuts are made of 6061-T6 aluminum and are Type III hardcoat anodized to military specifications. The jam nut and anti-rotation screws are steel and plated a matte black finish to match. Technical Information: Included:
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Deposits commonly called flysch are characterized by very evenly stratified, rhythmic-appearing alternations of sandstone and shale. Figures 13.24 and 14.29C illustrate such sequences. Figure 14.29C shows about 100 sandstone layers that average roughly 10 cm in thickness. Intervening shale layers average about 5 cm in thickness. Graded bedding is characteristic of many of the sandstones, suggesting that they were turbidity current deposits. In both cases, assume an average apparent overall rate of deposition on the order of 1 mm per year (a typical rate for the shales), but keep in mind that turbidity currents are relatively sudden events that last for only a day or two at most.
(a) From the above figures, estimate the apparent frequency of turbidity currents for these sequences.
(b) Then recalculate an average rate of accumulation of just the shale portion of the two successions.


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Cambodia is struggling to come to terms with tragedy after 349 people were killed in a stampede at their Water Festival celebrations, their biggest celebration of the year.
Most of the victims at Koh Pich Diamond Island disaster on 22 November were women (222 women were killed and 256 women were injured).
On November 23, Caritas Cambodia immediately provided food assistant and drinking water to the injured people in three hospitals of Calmette, Preah Kosamak and Kampuchea Soviet. The injured survivors have received food and drinking water for three times per day.
Caritas hosted a coordination meeting of other ngos in which it was agreed to provide food and water for five days to 400 injured peoples and 400 relative peoples who take care of the patients, plus 100 hospital staff of 5 hospitals.
Caritas Internationalis Secretary General Lesley-Anne Knight sent a message of condolence to Caritas Cambodia, "Please accept our solidarity, prayers and condolences for those who lost their lives and sympathies for those injured. We trust that all concerned in your country would do their best in taking appropriate response to the tragedy."


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Dream place to live: "Barcelona. It's a place where the culture and lifestyle all make sense to me. I'm a bohemian type so I'd fit right in."
Favorite phrase: "YES is my absolute favorite word. Who wants to hear anything other than that?"
Favorite color: "Red. It's a statement color and I always try to make a statement."
On the Prescriptives shoot: "My favorite part was recording my name over and over again into the camera as I was being told to say My name is Susana and I am flawless."
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Now that I'm finally feeling better, I decided to slide in a Top 10 post at the last second.
If you've been here since the beginning only a few short months ago, or just here for the first time today, thanks so much for your support! It's been a blast so far and I'm so excited for this coming year.
You'll have to excuse some of the photos, it's still very much a work-in-progress.
Without further ado....
You all obviously love your treats... Have a great New Year's and we'll see you next year!


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Big & Rich and legendary Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd will team up with two Atlanta radio stations for a fund-raising concert, A Day of Honor, Oct. 7 in Atlanta.
Profits from the show will go to a fund to build a memorial to all who have served in the 173rd Airborne Brigade. The memorial is to be built at the new National Infantry Museum in Ft. Benning, Ga. The concert will be held at the HiFi Buys Amphitheatre in conjunction with Atlanta's country radio stations KICKS 101.5 and EAGLE 106.7. Also appearing on the show are John Anderson, The Lost Trailers, Cowboy Troy and many more. "When we heard that they expected it to take three to five years of a capital fund-raising campaign to build a memorial, we decided we had to find a way to raise the money," said Big & Rich's Big Kenny. The goal is to raise $500,000 in one day. Tickets will be available through ticketmaster.com, beginning Aug. 25.
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The Homeland Security Department and the General Services Administration have named 14 companies to a blanket purchase agreement to help agencies implement a Risk Management Framework for cybersecurity.
Washington Technology reports the purchase agreements — each with a ceiling of $58 million — will be used by agencies to put together their Risk Management Framework, which was outlined by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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on January 12, 2012 - 12:01 AM
Pick appropriate time, place for politicking
Almost immediately after arriving downtown on New Year's Eve, I spotted a cluster of signs, noticed that every one of them said "Ron Paul 2012" and realized that they were being held directly in front of the television cameras. I suppose that the families at home who tuned in to watch a carefree, universal gathering of other locals were treated instead to what I can only assume was two solid hours of bobbing campaign signs.
I would have liked to talk to the Ron Paul devotees, but it was far too loud. It's good to know that the people encircling them were having a good time, even if the ones at home were being prevented that. If I'd had the opportunity to engage in a discussion with those people, I can only assume that someone would have reminded me that it's a free country and that I had no business trying to stifle their free speech.
What bombastic people frequently seem to forget is that the constitutional guarantee of free speech doesn't mean that it's always right to use your speech to be inconsiderate. I encourage people to express themselves passionately, even if I don't agree with their views, but there's a time and place for everything. A completely apolitical, celebratory event is nearly as inappropriate a place for signs and chanting as is a veteran's funeral.
It made me sad to see people ringing in the new year with such a complete lack of self-awareness, ethics and restraint. But if there's one good thing to be said for it, it's that such a public show of obtuse behavior may drive away large numbers of people from such aggressively intrusive activism.
Edward Carney
Bigger recycling bins a smart move by city
I applaud the City of Buffalo for the progressive move to larger recycling bins. As a North District resident, I am finding we easily fill the green bin with paper, cans, glass and, of course, endless plastic packaging. We added a second kitchen can for recycling, and with the expanded list of acceptable materials, we now recycle close to half of our waste. A quick dump in the green bin and a roll to the curb makes saving money and protecting the environment easy. This new policy is a smart move for today's taxpayers and tomorrow's world.
Eric Brady
Stop trying to provoke Iran into military action
I'm increasingly alarmed by the undeclared war that the United States is currently waging on Iran. My concern is that this will lead to a major war in the Middle East, and that very few are speaking out about this danger. The stated purpose of our actions is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. However, our latest efforts amount to an act of war on Iran: In addition to covert operations, we are proposing sanctions that will prevent Iran from selling oil, destroying the Iranian economy. In response, Iran threatens to close the Strait of Hormuz. We are now placing our military units, including an aircraft carrier group, in harm's way in the region.
It appears that we are trying to provoke the Iranians into military action, which would give us the pretext to attack them and bomb their nuclear facilities. Regardless of the danger that a nuclear-armed Iran might present, our attacking another Muslim country in the region would be a horrible act: a setback to attempts to foster democracy and stability in the Middle East, not to mention the death and violence.
Nobody elected us the world's policeman. Nothing gives us the right to attack Iran, particularly as we now have only the worry -- not the proof -- that it may acquire nuclear weapons. Provoking Iran to justify an attack is typical of the behavior that causes the United States to be hated in the rest of the world. Our present course is insane, and must be stopped before it creates a real catastrophe.
Eric A. Gallion
New York has no clue how to handle money
As I perused The Buffalo News recently, one could not mistake the parallel between New York State and Scarecrow from "The Wizard of Oz." The Jan. 6 edition greeted me with the story of the deterioration of Knox Farm State Park. It's a piece of property bought by taxpayers to the tune of $5.1 million. As a regular visitor to New York State parks over several decades, it is no secret the parks have been deteriorating for a long time. The state's answer to this was to take on more liabilities with this purchase.
Sharing the front-page spotlight, I read of the expectations the governor laid out to share in a $1 billion business incentive package. The plan is being kept "vague to meet the diverse needs of potential future employers." In other words, the specifics of how to handle our money eludes them.
Then the Jan. 7 edition hit my doorstep. The state feels our TV viewing habits haven't reached their full potential. It has butted into negotiations between privately held media companies. I propose the New York State Thruway be renamed the Yellow Brick Road. "With the thoughts you'll be thinkin', you could be another Lincoln, if you only had a brain."
Bob Pfeiffer Buffalo
Let's safely cultivate vital energy sources
When writers to Everybody's Column praise the possible veto of a solid, reliable source of oil (Keystone Pipeline) for years to come from Canada while Iran threatens once again to cut off our shaky oil imports, and gas prices are sure to surge, I can't comprehend their thinking.
Often these people want no drilling of oil anywhere. They consistently fight fracking and drilling for natural gas; they abhor coal mining; they are against nuclear power; and they put up a thousand reasons not to put wind farms anywhere near themselves.
They want electric cars with no thought as to how the electricity at the recharging stations is generated or how much mining must be done to get the rare, exotic metals required to build these car batteries.
I think about two weeks in a frigid New York winter without any supplies of coal, oil, natural gas or nuclear energy producing power to warm their homes and transport everything they eat or consume would quickly bring these people back to reality.
And finally, to dispense with the idea that I do not care how our energy is produced, as long as it is produced, I believe the best technology and stringent precautions to protect the environment should be applied, but not to the degree that these sources of vital energy are shut down, killing thousands of good-paying jobs. That could be suicidal for our nation.
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"For the FreeBSD community as a whole, I think it comes down to the fact that Amazon Web Services is the market leader -- other clouds each have their own advantages, but EC2 is the default first place to look." -- Colin Percival
Yesterday, Colin Percival, FreeBSD Security Officer, announced that FreeBSD is now available on Amazon EC2. What does EC2 availability mean to FreeBSD's future in the cloud? In an interview with Linux Pro Magazine, Percival said, "It's still pretty murky right now. This 'availability' is so far nowhere near the standard for stability which FreeBSD normally sets." Percival says that he hopes the stability will improve. "It all depends on having people test it and find bugs," he says.
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When asked how many users started using FreeBSD on EC2 since the announcement was made, Percival said, "I have no idea. In hindsight, I should probably have set up this first test AMI to send me an email every time it was launched." About 10 people have contacted Percival and stated they have launched instances, but he noted there are about 100 people on his "want to use FreeBSD on EC2 when it's available" mailing list.
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here is whats going on with this,i had a chance this past weekend to talk with the nfaa people ,about adding a trad div in vegas,so the trad people do not have to shoot with the bare bow div ,we talked to the adult div and the sr div here in louisville, and most wanted to see if we could do this.i will be working with john wert from lancaster archery,to get this off the ground the nfaa waf meeting is in september,so i want to get a presentation together for them,what we are looking at is a division in the flights,the current cost is $175 the division would include adult senior and women classes all in one,that is so we can get the numbers to start,to show the nfaa this will work,if we get more shooters in the future then we can adjust into adult senior and women's. the vegas shoot is a 3 day shoot at the southpoint hotel. the 2013 dates are feb 8th through the 10th. i will keep you informed as to whats going on, what i need now is a show of hands ,to see how many we may have,I'm not going to try and put the division in the championship division because of the cost $275 ,i feel we can get more to attend at the lower entry fee.depending on how may we get will determine how many spots pay out, but if your like me,winning the money isn't the number one issue here its getting bodies to shoot, the rest will take care of its self.so u asked for it now lets see if we can do it,thanks richard lucangioli


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SANTA CLARA -- The frustration was seeping out of Chris Wondolowski. He kept a straight face, but it was in his eyes. He kept his voice level, but his tone gave it away.
He scored again, his third goal of the season in four games. But it wasn't enough. And it's hard to see what more he can do.
Doomed by a few missed opportunities, and another sluggish start, the Quakes walked away with a 1-1 tie against Eastern Conference-leading Columbus on Sunday. They find themselves at the bottom of the standings in the West with just two points after four games, three of them at home.
Despite having one of the nation's hottest scorers, the Earthquakes haven't produced enough offense to secure a victory this season. And that reality is enough to get under the skin of the passionate striker from Concord's De La Salle High.
"We've got to stop backing ourselves into a corner," Wondolowski said. "Once we're in the corner, we're going to come out swinging, that's for sure. But we've got to stop doing that."
His Earthquakes predicament might mirror his World Cup one.
Wondolowski is on the cusp of making the 23-man roster to compete for Team USA in Brazil. He added another star to his resume with another goal Sunday.
He now has six goals in his last six combined games with the Quakes and the men's national team. It's hard to see what more he can do.
Sunday, he displayed again his knack for scoring. In the 51st minute, he found himself inexplicably alone in the box. He easily headed in the corner kick from Shea Salinas, tying the game.
Perhaps it was bad defense by the Crew. Or maybe it was just the latest example of Wondo's expertise as a scorer. How he always seems to be in the right place at the right time, how he slips through cracks and maneuvers his way into opportunities.
Considering that Team USA could use some scoring punch off the bench, Wondolowski makes a lot of sense. But thinking about that probably won't help his disposition.
"Right now," he said, "I'm just trying to get wins here with the Earthquakes, and I'm frustrated that I'm not able to accomplish that right now. That's my only mindset."
Team USA's training camp at Stanford is less a month away. Aron Johannsson has probably played himself onto the team, joining Clint Dempsey, Jozy Altidore and Landon Donovan.
That leaves Wondo and Eddie Johnson vying for what might be one more spot.
How many more goals must he score?
The same question could be asked for the Earthquakes, who have managed just five goals in four games.
They played with a noted intensity in the second half. They got a spark from Yannick Djalo, who seems capable of stealing some attention away from the defense, freeing up Wondo.
They applied enough pressure to rattle Columbus, a sign the ability is there. But they left several opportunities on the pitch, including Wondo, who missed a bullet of a strike off the top bar.
That's how close the Earthquakes were to getting their first victory of the season. That's likely how close Wondolowski is to fulfilling every soccer player's dream.
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Steady, Moderate Growth In Commercial Markets: NAR's Yun
Declining national vacancy rates dominate the latest commercial real estate market forecast by NAR's Chief Economist Lawrence Yun, who sees a range of positive indicators in all the latest data that nonetheless can't quite reach pre-crisis optimism.
"Office vacancies haven't declined much because total jobs today are still below that of the pre-recession level in 2007, but rising international trade is boosting demand for warehouse space," said Yun. "Consumer spending has been favorable for the retail market, and rising construction is keeping apartment availability fairly even, though at low vacancy levels. That, in turn, is pushing apartment rents to rise twice as fast as broad consumer prices and average wage growth."
Reading that bit about apartment rents reminds me that a national trend in raised apartment rents might well be the missing piece in the mystery surrounding private equity giant Blackrock's recent massive purchase of apartment complexes across the south. Yun goes on:
Industrial: vacancy down, rents up
Yun expects industrial vacancy rates to fall from 9.3 percent in the third quarter of this year to 8.7 percent in the third quarter of 2014.
The country's lowest industrial vacancy rates today? Orange County, CA (3.8%) ; Los Angeles, (4.0%); Miami, (5.9%); and Seattle (6.4%).
Annual industrial rents are expected to rise 2.4 percent this year and 2.6 percent in 2014. Net absorption of industrial space nationally is anticipated at 102.0 million square feet in 2013 and 105.8 million next year.
Office Markets: vacancies and rents projected flatter but better
Vacancy rates in the office sector are expected to decline from a projected 15.7 percent in 3Q to 15.5 percent in the third quarter of 2014.
The markets with the lowest office vacancy rates presently (in the third quarter) are Washington, D.C., with a vacancy rate of 9.7 percent; New York City, at 9.8 percent; Little Rock, Ark., 12.1 percent; and Birmingham, Ala., 12.4 percent.
Office rents should increase 2.5 percent this year and 2.8 percent in 2014. Net absorption of office space in the U.S., which includes the leasing of new space coming on the market as well as space in existing properties, is seen at 30.1 million square feet this year and 41.6 million in 2014.
Retail: national absorption looking healthy
Retail vacancy rates are forecast to decline from 10.6 percent in the third quarter of this year to 10.0 percent in the third quarter of 2014.
Presently, markets with the lowest retail vacancy rates include San Francisco, 3.9 percent; Fairfield County, Conn., at 4.1 percent; Long Island, N.Y., 5.0 percent; and Orange County, Calif., at 5.5 percent.
Average retail rents should increase 1.5 percent in 2013 and 2.3 percent next year. Net absorption of retail space is projected at 11.8 million square feet in 2013 and 18.2 million next year.
Multifamily: Flat vacancies, solid bump in rents
The apartment rental market – multifamily housing – is likely to see vacancy rates edge up only 0.1 percentage point from 3.9 percent in the third quarter to 4.0 percent in the third quarter of 2014, with construction rising to meet increased demand. Generally, vacancy rates below 5 percent are considered a landlord's market where demand justifies higher rent.
Areas with the lowest multifamily vacancy rates currently are New Haven, Conn., at 1.9 percent; Syracuse, N.Y., 2.0 percent; New York City and San Diego, at 2.1 percent each; and Minneapolis, 2.2 percent.
Average apartment rents are forecast to rise 4.0 percent this year and another 4.0 percent in 2014. Multifamily net absorption is projected to total 266,700 units in 2013 and 259,800 next year.
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Hey there! Love this addon so much, best Chat mod out there. :)
Unfortunately, I'm also experiencing the problem where it resets to default positions every login or UI reload. It does not matter if the server positioning option is enabled or not.
Pseudopath Jul 12, 2010 at 08:02 UTC - 0 likes
Like Funcoflipper I have problems with the chat frames positions, I've been trawling the internet for details of this chat frame issue. And with or without the "Enable Server Positioning" checked I am unable to keep my chat frames position/size. Not the worst issue more annoying to be honest but the only one currently niggling on my UI.
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Funcoflipper Jul 11, 2010 at 21:37 UTC - 0 likes
I am still desperately trying to get the chat size and position to stay where I want. Every time I log back in, the box has changed size to what it wants.
Should "Enable Server Postioning" be checked or not?
How can I get it to stay in the lower left corner, at the size I want?
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Hello kagaro,
thanks for yuor reply. I tested a little more. When i check the 'hide tabs' in the modul chat tabs the copy icon disappears. When i uncheck the 'hide tabs' and recheck the copy chat icon option, everything is fine.
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Thanks Karago for the Highlight stuff thus far, but one thing is missing on it, I forget what specific part in the Highlights options (@work) but there is a list of all chat channels where you can set a sound for them, BN chat is missing on that list with customized sounds for that channel. Hope that makes sense
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> Technically speaking, how difficult would it be to either produce a fake
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Area, Volume, and Arc Length
At a Glance - Arc Length
We've prepared our fish by cutting it into flat rectangular portions and diced our vegetables into thin slices. We've even gone off on a tangent, playing with frisbees and toilet paper tubes. We're hungry for a gourmet fish supper, but it'll be bland without any seasoning.
That's where this section comes in handy. Spices and herbs come in long strings that we need to chop. These long lines, called arcs, are written using a couple different methods, some of which we'll discuss below. We'll learn how to chop them up to find how much we have before we add them to our boiling pot.
The first thing we need to know is the length of a line. We used it for triangles, we used it for circles, and we even used it to find areas on disks. Who knew Pythagorus would be on to something when came up with the Pythagorean Theorem? Well...he probably did.
These problems are just a short review of how to use his theorem. If you have any trouble with them, you should review the Pythagorean Theorem and then come back.
Sample Problem
Find the length of the line between
1) (5,4) and (2,3)
2) (-2,-1) and (6, 3)
3) (3,5) and (-2, -6)
1) The change in x between the points (5,4) and (2,3) is 5 – 2 = 3 and the change in y is 4 – 3 = 1.
The length of the line is
2) Between the points (-2,-1) and (6, 3), Δ x = 8 and Δ y = 4.
The length of the line is
3) Between the points (3,5) and (-2, -6), Δ x = 5 and Δ y = 11.
The length of the line is
When an herb is shaped like a curve (or arc) instead of a straight line, the length of the curve or arc length is the length of a piece of string that exactly covers the curve.
The idea of the string is good intuition, but it's not very useful for doing problems. Instead, like the other problems we've done in this unit to find area and volume, we are going to break our arc length problems down into parts. To find the length of the curve of a continuous function f on an interval [a,b],
- we'll chop the curve up into little pieces,
- then find the length of each piece,
- and finally add all the lengths back together. We do this by letting the number of pieces go to ∞. This gives us an integral for the exact length of the curve.
Most of the assumptions we made earlier still apply if we replace "area" with "length." The exception is the first assumption, since there aren't "horizontal" or "vertical" slices when we're only working in one dimension.
We're going to use the Pythagorean Theorem a lot more in this section, albeit a little differently than we have before. For a sample function f(x) on an interval [a,b],
we'll chop the curve up into tiny pieces and zoom in on the piece at position x. We want to be careful that the sun isn't shining too brightly. We aren't trying to kill a bug with a magnifying glass.
This piece is very close to being a straight line. To approximate its length, we'll pretend that it really is a straight line.
The change in x over the little bit of line is Δ x. The change in y is Δ y. That's nothing new. Since we've zoomed in so much, the derivative of f at x is approximately the same as the slope of this little bit of line.
In symbols,
If we rearrange this equation, we get
Δ y ≅ f ' (x) Δ x.
The Pythagorean Theorem says the length of the little bit of line is
We add up these quantities and let the number of pieces approach ∞ to get an integral that gives us the exact length of the curve. The integral is from a to b since those are the values that make sense for x.
We can't really make these problems any harder. We just need to remember
to find the length of a curve. If we were to forget the formula, it's not the zombie apocalypse. We could just draw a picture that breaks the curve up into pieces and use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the length of a piece. Then we'd just go through the steps we just used above to reconstruct the formula. We recommend practicing this a few times before the test. Memorizing a formula is one thing, but actually understanding it is another.
Exercise 1
Find an integral expression for the length of the curve f(x) = ln x on [2,4].
Exercise 2
(a) Find an integral expression for the length of the curve f(x) = 1 – x2 on [-1,1].
(b) Use a calculator to evaluate your integral. Determine if your answer is reasonable by comparing the curve to the upper half of the unit circle.
Exercise 3
(a) Write an integral expression for the length of the curve f(x) = -x on [-1,1].
(b) Evaluate your integral.
(c) Find the length of this curve without using calculus. Does your answer agree with the answer you found using the integral?


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Think about it — since the sarin gas is now reported to be mixed and "ready to go," if the sarin gas has been loaded into bombs, we can't bomb the bombs. To bomb the sarin gas locations or bomb the bombs will thus release / discharge the sarin gas. If you release the sarin gas by attacking, you will kill thousands in the area. The only choice is to SECURE the sarin gas but who can? and there is a huge time problem.
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Breast Density, Cancer Link?
Jan. 17, 2007 -- Among women 40 and older, denser breasts may mean greater breast cancer, according to a new report.
In a review of studies looking at more than 2,200 Canadian women, those with denser breasts were three to five times more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer during the study period.
The study appears in the January issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.
"The time has come to acknowledge breast density as a major risk factor for breast cancer," Karla Kerlikowske, MD, of the University of California, San Francisco, writes in an editorial in the same issue.
The researchers included Norman Boyd, MD, of Canada's Ontario Cancer Institute and the Campbell Family Institute for Breast Cancer Research.
The association between dense breasts and breast cancer isn't new; it dates back to 1970, note Boyd's team and Kerlikowske.
The researchers suggest breast cancer risk assessment and screening techniques such as digital mammography, ultrasound, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as possibly beneficial for women with denser breasts.
Breast Density Data
Boyd's team reviewed three studies on 1,112 Canadian women with breast cancer and an equal number of women without breast cancer.
All of the women were 40-70 years old (average age: 56).
Each had gotten a mammogram every year or two for the previous eight years.
None was diagnosed with breast cancer based on the first of those mammograms.
Based on the mammograms, women with extensive breast density were three to five times more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer during the study period.
Those results held when the researchers considered other breast cancer risk factors.
Spotting Breast Cancers in Dense Breasts
It can be harder to spot tumors on mammograms of dense breasts. So it's possible the tumors were masked by breast density on the first mammogram but appeared on the later tests.
That's the most likely explanation, Boyd's team writes. If so, other imaging techniques, including ultrasound, MRI, and digital mammography might help spot such tumors early, note the researchers.
But they also point out another possibility -- that denser breasts might harbor faster-growing tumors.
Age's Role
Younger women tend to have denser breasts than older women.
But it's not clear if the new findings apply to women under 40, since women in that age range weren't included in the studies reviewed by Boyd's group.
Many factors -- including genetics and lifestyle -- can affect breast cancer risk.
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You can't browse the web these days without reading about Big Data, the Internet of Things and how they are going to transform the world. One of the problems with big data, or any type of information, is turning it into something people can use and understand. That is where visualization of into play.
Traditionally people have used charts, graphs and other ways of visualizing information. Many of these visualization mechanisms work fantastically well – for their given purpose. For instance if you want to visualize a data series then a bar chart is great. To see the relative sizes between different data sets a pie-chart works well. However what happens when you want to visualize very different types or large amounts of information?
As people start to integrate more and more devices and data points into their lives it will become harder and harder to review and understand all that information. People can only absorb so many graphs and charts at a time. With data coming from personal monitors and devices linked into the environment (the Internet of Things) people will become flooded with data. It will become critical for companies to find new ways of displaying that information in ways that humans can understand and absorb quickly.
I believe that we will see the use of 3D technologies leveraged more and more to create simpler methods of visualizing information in ways that map to our own native understanding of the world. There is a convergence coming between the technologies used in gaming environments – 3D Models, real world physics engines, dynamic data integration – and the data streams coming from all the different devices being integrated into our environment.
As an example of how easy it is to start to integrate this information I developed a simple example here. In this example I took a simple real-time data source and integrated it into a 3D image that would instantly represent to the viewer what is going on with the data – without the need to display the data itself.
For the example I decided to take a weather data feed from the site wunderground.com and display the resulting information in a 3D model of a tree on a hill. The data from the weather feed causes the model to dynamically change depending on all the data points. The goal is to instantly relay to the viewer the weather conditions at the specified place – without them having to read or see the data itself.
Try the visualization below by selecting play. It requires that you have the Unity Plug-in. For best effect click the small icon on the lower right to maximize the screen. You can close by selecting the set of four arrows pointing toward the center right underneath the main screen.
There are five primary visualization themes integrated into this model.
- Tree – The Tree changes based upon the time of year. During the spring and summer it shows green foliage. During fall the leaves turn brown and during winter the tree is bare.
- Cloud – The cloud cover will change depending on the weather conditions. If it is sunny just light clouds are shown. As the weather worsens the clouds will move through partly cloudy, cloudy to stormy.
- Precipitation – The precipitation changes depending on the weather conditions. Precipitation can come as rain or snow. Within each there are three levels – light, medium and stormy. As the weather get's worse the precipitation will show how bad the conditions are.
- Lighting – Lighting may be one of the most subtle, but powerful, effects in the model. The lighting changes based on two factors. Time of day and weather conditions. The intensity of the lighting will increase/decrease through the day with high noon being the most intense. In addition to the lighting intensity the color of the light will move from a yellow/orange to a grey light depending on the weather conditions. That way we have a nice warm light on a clear sunny day at noon. However in the late afternoon on a stormy day the light moves to a less intense grey.
- Wind – Wind is also modeled into the image. Depending on the intensity and gusts of wind the tree and leaves will sway more or less vigorously.
As a comparison to the image above you can see the model on a very snowy, stormy and windy day in the late afternoon.
Another example of the same model showing a rainy day in the fall.
What this shows us is how easy it is to visualize live data using 3D Modeling and gaming tools combined with web-based API's. There are many benefits to using these types of tools for visualization. For instance these tools enable the direct integration of 3D models from tools like Blender and Maya. They have a built-in physics engine. This in and of itself means that real-world physics (gravity, mass, vectors and force) can easily be leveraged within the visualization. It's also very easy to integrate in real world data through XML files, spreadsheets or real-time through the use of Web-Service calls.
My assumption is that we are going to see more and more instances of the technologies built for 3D gaming being used in real-world visualization for business and consumers. As an example you could imagine a 3D model of your house, shown in real-time that indicates to you the status of everything in your house. Lighting reflects lights that are actually on, indicators show the status of key devices like the stove, water heater, etc… Through the model you can easily turn on/off the devices. It could also show you, in real-time, where any members of the family or pets are located.
With the right inputs, coming from devices linked to the Internet of Things, the creation of this type of 3D model would be trivial.
In my next post I will take you through at more depth how this visualization was created. I will cover the tools and assets that were leveraged and share more about the underlying design.
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Rossi limped away shaking his head after a rough tackle by Livorno defender Leonardo Rinaudo in the 71st minute.
Rinaudo was booked and was lucky not to be sent off after he argued with the referee and his opponents, leading to a series of pushes among the players.
Fiorentina had taken the lead five minutes earlier when defender Gonzalo Rodriguez headed in from a corner.
Rossi, previously with Villarreal in Spain, has come storming back this season with 14 league goals after recovering from successive anterior cruciate ligament injuries to his right knee which effectively cost him two years of his career.
There was no immediate word on the extent of the injury.
The win lifted Fiorentina to joint third alongside Napoli, who host Sampdoria on Monday, on 36 points from 18 games.
Earlier, Cagliari forward Mauricio Pinilla missed a penalty, sending a wild kick high and wide of the goal, as his side drew 0-0 at Chievo in a match which kicked off the weekend programme.
The two games served as an appetiser for the top of the table clash between leaders Juventus and second-placed AS Roma (1945 GMT). The other seven matches will be played on Monday, which is a bank holiday in Italy.
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|Two-Dimensional Simulation and Modeling in Scanning Electron Microscope Imaging and Metrology Research
|July 01, 2002
|Traditional Monte Carlo modeling of the electron beam specimen interactions in a scanning electron microscope (SEM) produces information about electron beam penetration and output signal generation at either a single beam landing location, or multiple landing positions. If the multiple landings lie on a line, the results can be graphed in a line scan-like format, Monte Carlo results formatted as a line scan have proven useful in providing one-dimensional information about the sample (e.g. linewidth). When used this way, this process is called forward line scan modeling. In the present work, the concept of image simulation (or the first step in the inverse modeling of images) is introduced where the forward-modeled line scan data is carried one step further to construct theoretical 2 dimensional micrographs (i.e., theoretical SEM images) for comparison with similar experimentally obtained micrographs. This provides, for the first time, an ability to mimic and closely match theory and experiment using SEM images. Calculated and or measured libraries of simulated images can be developed with this technique. The library concept will prove to be very useful in the determination of dimensional and other properties of simple structures like integrated circuitpars where the shape of the features is preferably measured from a single top-down image or a line scan. This paper presents one approach to the generation of 2-dimensional simulated images and presents some suggestions as to their application to critical dimension metrology.
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Police are investigating a shooting in Pontchartrain Park that left a man dead early Thursday evening.
New Orleans police said the victim was found shortly before 6 p.m. near the railroad tracks at the intersection of Prentiss Avenue and Providence Place.
A witness told officers he thought he heard the sound of fireworks. Minutes later, he found the victim lying face down and alerted an off-duty police officer who lives nearby.
The officer found the victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead on the scene.
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Join us at the ACCA Family Field Day June 8 from 4pm to 7pm at Denali Elementary- Fairbanks
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The Alaskan Outpost attended the Science Friday event at the Juneau Public Library and made many new friends!
Come see and cheer on some of the Alaskan Outpost members at the Relay for Life this weekend. Friday June 5 and Saturday June 6 at Riverbend Elementary School.
Event Starts at 6PM and ends at noon.
Big Brother Big Sisters "Bowl for Kids' Sake" fundraiser
In just two hours of photo-taking we raised $79.00 for Big Brothers Big Sisters!
Not bad considering that we ran out of toner for the printer just 2 pictures into the troop and even after sending a handler out to find some, it turns out there are no toner cartridges sold in this town for my little printer. So I gathered email addresses and mailing addresses to handle all those that were waiting (and bowling) for their photos.
Thank goodness everyone was really nice about this. And I'm ordering a case of toner before our next troop!
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Fairbanks Trick or Treat Town (Oct. 25)
Please join us at this great community event held in Pioneer Park. Join us for a photo on the Death Star!
•*✰ Alaska's Largest Halloween Event! ★*•
Saturday, October 25th 2014 :: Noon - 7:00pm
- "Halloween Trick or Treat Town is an event that transforms 40 acres of the historical Pioneer Park into a whimsical, family friendly 'spook' tacular town.
Fun for all ages!
While entertaining and fun is the theme, the focus is on Halloween Safety for children and their families.
Nothing gory or horrific will anyone see. the theme is be spooky whimsical, and rated PG.
The lights and decorations will be strung as Pioneer Park will be transformed into our very own 'fang'tastical" Halloween Town.
A wonderful brew of volunteers and local business who will unite to create a safe and magical theme park atmosphere for all the little goblins and ghouls.
This event helps meet the goals of many local nonprofits through concession, entertainment, and sales. The final proceeds go even further to support the Rebuild of the University West Park.
See You There!!
Book Fair (Fairbanks)
Join the Alaskan Outpost at Barnes and Nobles on Sunday, April 6th for this Book Fair fundraiser to benefit the North Pole High School Graduation Party.
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Star Wars Reads Day Returns October 5, 2013
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Anchorage Trick or Treat Town
Come see the Alaskan Outpost this Halloween at this years annual Trick or Treat Town!
Friday October 25 between: 5:30PM till 9:00 PM
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Ulmer: The Rabbit Dilemma
Wednesday, 05.25.2011 / 1:44 PM ET / Mike Ulmer's Blog
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Both Leafs general manager Brian Burke and Raptors general manager Bryan Colangelo have something in common past the letterhead on their cheques. Both will be charged with making a soufflé out of a donut.
It's a simple truth that spans the sports: no centre, little chance of a playoff spot.
The Leafs and Raptors face the same dilemma. I tell my kids about it all the time. It's called the Rabbit Dilemma.
Here's how it goes. Look at a small animal. Then ask yourselves some questions: does it have a cute little nose, is it round, does it have big ears and whiskers? If all these things are true, buddy it's a rabbit. You may want it to be a coyote or a ferret or a dog but calling it something else cannot transform a rabbit into something different..
The Rabbit Dilemma perfectly describes the Leafs who this season used Tyler Bozak at centre. Bozak scored 15 goals and acquitted himself well enough. His game ripened as the season went on thanks to better performances in the face-off-circle and on the penalty kill. Bozak will be a more productive player when put where he belongs, on the Leafs' second or third line.
Mikhail Grabovski thrived as the number two guy so the Leafs will leave him where he is. Tim Brent is great in the bottom of the deck, Nazem Kadri has been shifted to the wing and Joe Colborne probably needs more time in the minors.
The job of filling the hole at the top of the line-up could be solved by signing gifted free agent Brad Richards. Problem is Richards may sign with the reconstituted Dallas Stars when the club has processed its bankruptcy. The New York Rangers and Los Angeles Kings, two attractive destinations who have less cap space than the Leafs, are said to be in the running as well.
If they can't sign Richards, the conjecture starts with talk of trades for Jeff Carter, Mike Richards or Paul Stastny. But instead of losing cap space and no roster players, the Leafs would need to take on money and hand over material in a trade. The Leafs have two late first round draft choices. If no deal is consummated at the June 24th and 25th NHL draft, the dominoes should begin to fall with the July 1 free agent deadline.
Burke has spoken of the need for a "true number once centre." With his most potent offensive player, Phil Kessel, in need of a playmaker he has stopped pretending that Bozak is a number one guy.
Rabbits are still in the picture. It falls to Burke or Colangelo to pull one out of a hat.


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Looking Out For Business – 2012 National Tour – By Nicola Butler
Terri Janke and Company presented a series of half-day workshops introducing Intellectual Property (IP) Management Plans to Indigenous enterprise.
The second to last workshop, held this week in Adelaide on Tuesday 23rd October at the Tandanya Cultural Institute was a huge success. Just one of the 10 successful workshops held in 10 cities, the series commenced on Monday 14th May in Brisbane, touring through Cairns, Rockhampton, Sydney, Perth, Broome, Darwin, Melbourne before hitting Adelaide this week with Hobart still to come in November 2012.
The opportunity was exceptionally well presented, providing invaluable information, insight and advice for all of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants who attended on the day. Valued at $300 these workshops have been made possible for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders people who own or manage their own businesses or who were thinking about self-employment, through the much appreciated support of the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR).
It was a pleasure to attend the half-day workshop here in Adelaide, presented by the inspirational Ms Terri Janke who states that "much of the growth in the Australian business sector has been due to the increasing importance of Intellectual Property (IP) assets. However, while more and more business owners are becoming more concerned about their IP rights, a substantial number of Indigenous businesses are not taking full strategic advantage of their IP assets to establish competitive advantage, protect cultural integrity and increase profits. Intellectual Property is an asset, not unlike real estate. It's your property and is valuable for your economic future".
The 2012 National Tour prompted participants to think seriously about how they are managing their IP and what plans they could be putting into place to protect their ideas and know-how with regard to copyright, trademarks and designs. Learning that Intellectual Property (IP) Management Plans are more than just pre-cautionary measures and that a plan can help to clarify the present with a vision to the future, Ms Janke reminding us all the way that "your knowledge is your future".
It was a motivating afternoon as we were treated to a few hours in the presence of Ms Janke, head of Australia's leading Indigenous Intellectual Property firm. Ms Janke provided encouragement along with practical advice, networking opportunities and course materials for us to take away and further work on developing and protecting our individual Intellectual Property with thought provoking ideas to improve the way we move forward with our businesses into the future.
If you are in Tasmania or can get to Hobart, I urge you all not to miss this final opportunity to attend the closing workshop of the National Tour being held in Hobart on Monday 12th November 2012.
To apply for a place in the final workshop please visit the website www.terrijanke.com.au or download the PDF at http://www.terrijanke.com.au/documents/TerriJanke_LookingOutforBusiness_4.pdf
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- Keen cannoneer (Silver): The villagers have been attacked by tigers. Help them by shooting the tigers from the cannons without hitting any other objects (except for the fireworks).
- Enchanted water (Silver): Three enchanted waterfalls maintain the shaman's force. Destroy them to defeat the shaman.
- The enemy is defeated! (Silver): Now the shaman is defenseless, but he's not that easy to beat! The thunderstorm will help you.