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Mr. Fisk Builds His Green House
By PATRICIA LEIGH BROWN
Published: February 15, 1996
AUSTIN, Tex.— THIS election year is full of pronouncements about the futur'. But perhaps none is as startling as the architectural apparition now rising amid the prickly pear on a scraggly stretch of land outside Austin. It is here that Pliny Fisk 3d -- ecologist, designer and professional renegade -- is building his experimental Advanced Green Builder Demonstration house, a brave strange-looking leap into the eco-future.
Huge silver cisterns stand heroically at the entrance and glint in the sun. "How do you hide the 13,000 gallons of rainwater a month the average family needs to survive a drought in this climate?" Mr. Fisk mused.
You don't.
For the last 20 years, Mr. Fisk, an architect and landscape architect (he holds master's degrees in both), has been running his nonprofit Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems here, a sort of Ice Station Zebra for ecological research and design. The 2,000-square-foot, $250,000 demonstration house, which will be open to the public when -- and if -- it is finished this year, is conceived as a sort of model home for environmentally committed Mr. and Ms. Blandings of the future. They will use energy-efficient appliances and low-flush composting toilets and will have no problem gardening with waste water. Their house will rely on and commune with nature's own resources and rhythms. Photovoltaic roof panels will capture energy from the sun and transform it into electricity; rain is to be the family's only source of water.
Part futuristic, part primitive -- Mr. Fisk gamely calls it "the esthetics of the unfinished" -- the structure brings together much of the center's thinking under one impossible-to-miss roof.
Once considered on the fringe, the center, which Mr. Fisk, 51, co-directs with his wife, Gail Vittori, 41, a former head of the Austin's Solid Waste Advisory Commission, is now widely considered to be in the vanguard of the country's eco-friendly or "green building" movement. "He's given the whole movement a more technical bent and a less touchy-feely direction," said James White, an Environmental Protection Agency scientist.
Let other architects and builders throw around words like "green" and "sustainab ility" as a marketing tool. Mr. Fisk is trying to figure out what they actually mean. A man with photovoltaic energy who possesses some qualities of a mad scientist and obsessed inventor, he may be found huddled over a Crock-Pot or computer in his "earth lab," analyzing blocks of alternative building materials, some of them looking like dead ringers for shredded wheat.
The other day, the lab was filled with fluorescent 'ights broken in a hailstorm; Mr. Fisk, who finds inspiration in both science and Tinkertoys, was exploring their re-use as glazing for solar collectors. Called a "building ecologist" by one colleague and a "hands-on curmudgeon" by another, he has an eclectic reach. It extends from locating forgotten or neglected regional building materials, which can nurture new businesses, to applying local solutions to similar climates and regions around the globe.
Thanks largely to Mr. Fisk and Ms. Vittori (who call each other "P. Fisk" and "G.V."), Austin is now a hub of "sustainable building" activity, including a city program that helps consumers rate "how green is my building." Mr. Fisk has advised Mississippi flood victims on how to rebuild in environmentally sound ways. And he is undoubtedly the only architect in the country who has advised both President Clinton and the Sandinistas in Nicaragua. During the mid-1980's the Sandinistas asked him to design a housing project for Misquito Indians that wasn't dependent on imported building materials. After intensely analyzing local resources, he came up with an energy-efficient spin on traditional Nicaraguan building: roofs made of clay tiles interlocked with palm fronds.
"We're trying to discover opportunities that might literally be under our feet," Mr. Fisk explained on a frigid morning recently, warming his own feet by the wood stove in the center's somewhat ramshackle offices in a former general store (minus the original gas pumps). "We're trying to develop techniques and materials to help figure out what the dickens we" -- meaning the big "we," the planet -- "should be doing."
Mr. Fisk can be incomprehensible at times (that's where Ms. Vittori comes in). But everything comes down to this: As he puts it, "There can't possibly be only one way of doing things." That conviction, which causes him to rethink practically everything, to some potential clients' chagrin, is in full flower in his demonstration house, under roofs that soar like Texas derricks, silos and grain elevators.
Conceived as "a kit of parts that you can adapt," in Mr. Fisk's words, the design grows out of a balance between nature and need. Many parts of the building play multiple roles. For example, the galvanized steel roofs, which hover over the building like Spanish tildes, provide shade and also contain a system to "harvest" rainwater, a sophisticated variation of the old barrel under the eaves.


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Is Marvel's S.H.I.E.L.D. planned for autumn 2013?
We could be seeing Joss Whedon's S.H.I.E.L.D. TV show sooner than first thought, if a Variety critic's Tweet is anything to go by…
Past experience has taught telly fans to be wary of too-good-to-be-true-seeming TV pitches. We all know how these things usually go. News arrives of an exciting show in the works, and the idea then embarks on a hurdle-laden journey to the small screen that few survive. Some are nixed at scripting or pilot stage, others – like Guillermo Del Toro's Hulk – are indefinitely mothballed, and more still just fizzle out, having lost network support or momentum.
A recent Tweet sent by Variety critic Marc Graser however, gives us reason to believe that Marvel's S.H.I.E.L.D. might be a few rungs further up the production ladder than initially thought. "Joss Whedon starts shooting #Marvel's new S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series in January. #Marvel#SHIELD #Avengers" announced Graser yesterday, which means that ABC could be planning to have the series, once commissioned, on our screens by Autumn 2013. That all sounds rather like good news we'd have said.
Appreciating that there's been no official confirmation of the pilot's start-date as yet, with The Avengers 2 pencilled in for a 2015 release, an early start for Marvel's S.H.I.E.L.D. would mean the show could slot in to bridge the gap between cinema releases.
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|Lightning forward Ryan Malone takes time to paint with his one year old son.
The glamorous off-season life of a professional hockey player. Parties? Banquets? Travel? What's next?
Unpacking boxes?
When the Website caught up with Ryan Malone this week, he was in his garage at his new home in Minnesota, unpacking boxes. Malone and his wife, Abby, had purchased the home, just outside Minneapolis, just before he was acquired by the Lightning from the Pittsburgh Penguins on June 28, 2008.
There was no time to do anything but stack all the boxes in the garage and head for their new home in Tampa, so the unpacking, while time consuming, was long overdue.
Malone planned to play for the U.S. team in the World Ice Hockey Championship which began in late April in Switzerland, but when an Evengi Malkin slapshot broke his hand on April 7, Malone's plans changed and it was time to put a dent in the empty boxes in the garage.
There has been a brief trip to Pittsburgh to visit his father, Greg Malone, head scout for the Lightning, and his grandparents, but for Malone, it's been an off-season of house work and workouts.
Malone currently plans to return to Tampa in August, in plenty of time for the opening of training camp. But for now – the weather is pretty great in Minnesota.
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Not sure if anybody else has read Jon Kolko's book "Thoughts on
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Cincinnati police are investigating an aggravated robbery that happened on Friday.
The robbery took place a little after 6:30 p.m. at the corner of Chase and Kirby avenues, police said.
According to officials, the two people tried to carjack the victim at a traffic light.
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Since I already covered this topic for Firefox , I have decided to write this small tutorial on how to uninstall your old addons for Microsoft Internet Explorer, too. As usual, the whole purpose to remove addons and plugins from Internet Explorer is to make it faster and more performing. In fact, the more you add "junk" to your browser, the more it will become sluggish thus affecting the way you surf the Web or the way websites are displayed.
- Open Internet Explorer.
- Click the tools button and then Manage Add-ons.
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Annette Ruth (Durse) Pawlinga entered into eternal rest with the heavenly Father on Sept. 22, 2013, at home, with her loving family and friends by her side.
She was born on March 26, 1920, in Frankfort, the daughter of the late Maria and Joseph Durse. Annette attended school in Frankfort. She was employed at Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. for over 25 years, until her retirement.
Annette loved traveling the world and enjoyed her family, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She is survived by her husband, Louis W. Pawlinga; daughter, Mary "Mickey" Lallo, of Syracuse; sisters, Madeline Rella, of Florida, Margaret Rella, of Minnesota, Pearl Rustenberg, of St. Louis, Frances "Chickie" Irons, of Florida; and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her son, Ray "Butch" Lallo, in 2001, and sisters, Mary Strable, Yolanda Speer, Flora Jones and Grace Povia.
Annette's family would like to thank Mary Ann and Tiffany Dineen and caregiver, Vivian Pritchard, for their compassionate care during her illness.
Relatives and friends are invited and may call on Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at Myslinski Funeral Home, 470 French Rd., Utica. Funeral services will be Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from the funeral home and 10 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated. Interment will be in Holy Trinity Cemetery.
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Robert M. Pierce, 74, of Coolville, Ohio, passed away Dec. 16, 2012, at his residence.
He was born July 9, 1938, in Coolville, son of the late Oscar and Josephine Wise Pierce.
He was a truck driver, and a former member of the Coolville Volunteer Fire Department. He loved model railroads, CB radios and had many CB radio friends.
He is survived by a brother, Alvin Pierce; a sister, Sue and Dennis Creeger; several nieces and nephews; and many friends.
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BENTON -- Flossie Juanita Kirsch, 90, died Jan. 31, 2009, at the Lutheran Home in Cape Girardeau.
Born June 20, 1918, in Blodgett, daughter of the late Joel and Earsy Simmons Hopper, she was a teacher for 42 years, working in Blodgett, Commerce, Charleston and Kelly school systems. She was a member of Unity Baptist Church in Benton.
On May 24, 1946, in Benton, she married Karl John Kirsch who preceded her in death on Dec. 19, 1989.
She was also preceded in death by one son, Danny Kirsch, three brothers and three sisters.
Survivors include: one daughter and son-in-law, Karla Sue and Bill Russell of Benton; one daughter-in-law, Ann Kirsch of Jacksonville, Fla.; and three grandchildren, Kristin Russell of Shawnee, Kan., Kim Morgan of the state of Washington and Kevin Kirsch of Jacksonville.
Visitation will be from 4:30 to 8 p.m. today at Amick-Burnett Funeral Home in Benton, and from 9 a.m. until time of service at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Unity Baptist Church in Benton. The Rev. Dennis Lowe will officiate.
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We all agree that Salma Hayek is a fantastic actress and producer, but what the heck is she wearing on her head? Is that suppose to be fashionable and hip? It's not.
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Police in Columbus are searching for the man who stabbed a woman at a gym.
Officers said the attack happened in the parking lot Thursday morning.
The woman was abducted at an LA Fitness, police said. It was not clear if she knew her attacker.
The man approached the woman as she got out of her car and stabbed her in the chest.
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It's really starting to feel like the beginning of the end on 30 Rock. Last night's episode was like a goodbye-parade for some of the show's most delightful bit characters--Steve Buscemi's hapless P.I., Will Arnett's Donaghy rival, and, of course, Chris Parnell's Dr. Leo Spaceman. Call me crazy, but I literally teared up when he shouted "that's a serious wrap on Leo Spaceman, suckers!"
It's bittersweet. But naturally, this being 30 Rock, the show managed to start sweetly sending off its buddies while still showcasing new, hilarious absurdity.
I'm talking about Octavia Spencer playing a diva version of herself--and giving Tracy a taste of his own meds. Do yourself a favor and click to 21:51 for her wonderful, rapidfire tag.
But what really drove home for me how close the end is was: [SPOILER] Liz Lemon's last-minute adoption revelation--she called the agency to say that she'd be willing to adopt an older child. My reaction at .75 seconds: more crying. My reaction at 2.25 sections: "WHAT IF ONE OF HER REAL DAUGHTERS PLAYS HER NEW KID IN THE FINALE?"
Just a thought. In any case, it's all pretty emotional. I can already feel the Lemon-withdrawal clouds settling in over my house. And I'm not alone. On Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last night, the cast talked about crying during everyone's last shot. (By the way, if you're not into doing work today, settle in and watch Jimmy's whole interview with them. You haven't lived until you've seen Tracy Morgan and Jack McBrayer hold hands.)
One last thing--just a direct thank-you to the show for giving us Tracy Lemon last night.
(BTW, if you're deep into 30 Rock geeking out, check out the original pilot with Rachel Dratch.)
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Toei's current fruit-based Kamen Rider series has been represented on toy shelves in its native Japan with a feature-focused "Arms Change" action figure series for several months, but in May Bandai will officially roll out hyper-articulated S.H. Figuarts versions of the titular hero of Kamen Rider Gaim and his rival Kamen Rider Baron.


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Ralph Schipper's son Jason passed away on Sunday, he was 29.
He helped us out a lot for the DSM club while Publicity Director.. he was the one who created the commercial for us right before the 2005 NT and he serviced on the DSM Club BOD and of course helped with Worlds.
Jason was a very fun loving guy. He was always very friendly and would attend many tournaments with his Dad back in the 6 to 10 years ago. He was a very creative person who will be missed.
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Here in Atlanta, summer has now given way to early fall, which is bad news for the HVAC industry but a welcome change for Atlantans.
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Toys R Us Canada promotes an executive to president
Melanie Teed-Murch has been with the retail chain since 1996.
Toys R Us Canada promotes an executive to president
Melanie Teed-Murch has been with the retail chain since 1996.
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Doran Robinson previously worked for healthcare information technology vendor athenahealth.
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Older consumers do. The young read privacy statements, but don't worry about privacy.
Amazon's Privacy Statement and Terms of Use run about 6,200 words—that's about 14 single-spaced pages. To make a purchase on Amazon.com, you are not required to read these terms, but you are required to agree to them.
Amazon is by no means unique in this area—all e-commerce sites include acceptance of terms and conditions as part of doing business. The question is: Do consumers understand what they are agreeing to? Moreover, do they care?
Etailing Solutions recently conducted a survey of 176 online shoppers to better understand consumer attitudes about privacy and online shopping. Here are some key takeaways:
privacy statements on websites where they shop.
Some of these findings make sense. Digital-from-birth Millennials are understandably comfortable with the idea of sharing personal information. After all, they are the ones whose fondness for living in public have made Facebook and Twitter household names.
Conversely, Baby Boomers who have been around long before WWW and "@" were commonplace might be a bit skeptical of marketers that claim to be collecting personal information in order to "provide a more relevant shopping experience." Boomers have enough real-world experience to understand how the lack of vigilance over their personal information can lead to credit card fraud, identity theft and a host of other really nasty experiences.
What is as interesting as it is concerning is that the strong privacy sentiments of Boomers does not necessarily translate into action. (Wasn't this the group that railed against apathy in the 60's?) This group should be savvy enough to understand what is at stake. But for many, the debate about whether or not marketers should be able to use personal data is akin to whether or not there is life on Mars: Everyone has an opinion, but few actually take any action as a result of that opinion.
So for now, the majority of consumers rely on the hope that marketers will go about their business carefully and ethically. It makes me wonder if I am the only person who took the time to read Google's comment at the end of its Terms of Service Update:
"Thank you for making it to the end of this page – we know this stuff can be dry, but we think it is important."
With Google devoting less space to search ads, those positions become more valuable than ever.
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Little Red Felt Hen Craft Activity
Teach your child the value of hard work with this brightly colored bird, based on the folktale The Little Red Hen. Help your child paint the farm where Hen toils to make her bread, being sure to include her lazy, barnyard friends—Dog, Cat and Duck. Your little crafter will love reaping the rewards of this craft; strengthened hand muscles, better hand-eye coordination and a feathered friend for story time.
What You Need:
- 4 inch x 5 inch Cardstock
- Blue Tempera Paint
- Paintbrush
- Scissors
- Red and Yellow felt
- Wiggle eyes
- Marker
What You Do:
- Have your little one paint the cardstock with a barnyard scene using tempera paint and set it aside to dry.
- Help your child draw the shapes for Hen onto the felt using a marker, including the hen's head, crown, beak, body, tail feathers, wing and feet.
- Assist your kid as she cuts out all body parts of the hen and assembles them on the dried cardstock.
- Guide tiny hands as they glue the body parts into place, overlapping the shapes as needed.
- Attach a wiggle eye onto your hen with glue.
- If your child's looking for more details, help her draw some in with a black marker, such as feathers, a mouth on the beak, eyebrow, or rings on the legs.
Ellen Dean has worked as an art educator in Thailand since 2005, working with both children and adults. She has also been a professional artist working in painting, sculpture and photography since 1996.


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On Thursday evening at 6 PM, "Combat Zone" will air on 1560 AM. Combat Zone is the MMA show I host and my guest host this week once again is Adam Villareal from Tapout Magazine. The guy is really, really good on the radio and very well connected. Last week we had Matt Hughes on the show and this week we've got Big John McCarthy and Rich Franklin. Next week we will have Chuck Lidell and Randy Couture. Here is an excerpt from our interview with Rich Franklin. If you want to listen to the show, make sure you tune into 1560 AM at 6 PM or listen online right here.
So I guess we can finally put all this talk about the Texans "reaching on a player who would have still been there in the 3rd round" nonsense about Duane Brown to bed, right? After all, San Diego Chargers head coach Norv Turner admitted yesterday that the Chargers were going to take Brown with the 27th pick but had to settle for second choice, CB Antoine Cason.
You might not think Brown should have been drafted where he was, but the argument that he could have been had any later in the draft than 26 is now a dead argument.
You already know that I think Tracy McGrady is a very good player now and no longer a great player and yesterday helped to make my point. If Tracy McGrady had the exact same game as yesterday's 95-69 win (29, 5 and 5) but had that game in a loss that ended the series, there would have been plenty of people complaining that McGrady didn't put the team on his back like other superstars do.
Look, this isn't really that hard to figure out. The Rockets played their best basketball of the season when they shared the ball, made the extra pass, played good defense (especially in the paint) and made more hustle plays than their opponent. There was a new player stepping up every night during "THE STREAK" and nobody even mentioned that McGrady's shooting and overall scoring was somewhat uneven. Last night, the Rockets got that type of team effort once again and that is why they won – not because McGrady had 29, 5 and 5.
Tracy is putting together a good enough series to help the Rockets win. The problem for TMac and the Rockets is that the guys around him haven't always played consistently (B. Jackson and Scola, por ejemplo) and the team missed Rafer Alston in the first two losses badly. With Rafer back, with Landry finally getting minutes and with Scola picking up his play in yesterday's second half, the Rockets have been equal to or better than the Jazz over the last three.
If the Rockets want a chance to win the series, they are going to have to have at least three and maybe four players step up and have big games against the Jazz whether it is scoring, rebounding, defense or just clutch shooting. McGrady is McGrady and he'll give you points, assists and rebounds, but he's probably not going to be able to put the Rockets on his back and win Game 6 by himself so the Rockets better ramp up the "team" element and forget the one man show. LeBron is in Cleveland and Kobe is L.A., foolz.
Well look who is causing problems in Steelertown (is there such a phrase?) these days. The very blog that you've come to know and love as "The Z-Report" has apparently been the subject of much debate recently.
One of the comments that responded to on one entry was from a writer in Pittsburgh by the name of Jim Wexell. Of course, I only knew him as "Jim" and we had a discussion on this very blog about the potential for the Steelers to draft Boston College tackle Gosder Cherilus and what that might mean for the rest of the Steelers offensive line.
My observation was that the Steelers could move their right tackle down to guard to help out for the departed Alan Faneca since Willie Colon (the RT in question) is a powerful run blocker but a little stiff as a pass protector.
Now those of you who have been around this blog for the last 2.5 years know that I have my own opinions on football and you know that I watch a ton of games. I watched every play of every game involving the Steelers (where my dad is the offensive line coach) and the Texans. I Tivo every play and watch every play in slow motion. Having an opinion about something football-related (especially the offensive line) is nothing new in this here blog.
However, since my dad is the o-line coach there, many fans in Pittsburgh assume that my opinion is nothing more than my dad's or some sort of inside info when, in reality, it is just my own opinion. We might talk immediately after a game and he may ask me (and my brother) how the line looked. Other than that, we don't talk much shop during the season. He gets a little cranky truth be told. Before the draft, I will pick his brain on a couple of offensive linemen here and there and see if it matches up with what I'm thinking. I do the same thing with scouts and coaches on different teams at other positions as well.
Quick message to Steeler fans: When you read my blog, you are reading what Lance Zierlein thinks. Lance Zierlein is not short on opinions and Lance Zierlein thinks is he right about the Steelers needing to get more athletic at the tackle position and stronger on the interior. Lance Zierlein thinks that Willie Colon could be one of the more dominant run blockers in the league if he moved to guard. I've watched with my human eyes as he has moved people off the ball from the tackle position and I know he could do just as well inside. This is Lance Zierlein's blog and not Larry's.
Larry Zierlein and Lance Zierlein will sometimes have differing opinions on football-related items, but you can bet that Lance Zierlein is going to keep giving his unfiltered opinions right here on the Z-Report whether it is about the Steelers, Texans, Eagles, Tracy McGrady or how Jessica Alba's career has taken a turn for the worse since she got too skinny.
I AM right, however, about the Steelers – even if my dad doesn't know it.


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This tiny widget checks your Address Book for people with an upcoming birthday or for people with a birthday that just happenend. Click on their name to start writing your own personal Happy Birthday email to them. With this widget on your Dashboard, youâll never miss a birthday again.
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Very useful and very small and compact - see at a glance what birthdays are coming up and never miss one again! Although you can miss one and it still has their birthday in there for a few days after.


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Charting Success for New Banks in India : Perspectives And Strategies
By Gaurav H-Oracle on Dec 12, 2013
With the passage of "The Banking Laws Amendment Act 2012", experts believe the entry of new banks will serve as a catalyst for the Indian banking industry to rise to the next level in terms of operational efficiency, corporate governance and financial inclusion.
Join Venky as he shares with us the initial views that are developing on this front on the use of technology as a big differentiator for these banks develop their business models.[Read More]


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Workforce Panel Discussion at SMC MeetingAuthor: Susan Lavrakas
Still less than a year old, AIA's Workforce Policy Council has proved to be an aggressive advocate for educating other association members on workforce and STEM-related issues.
Still less than a year old, AIA's Workforce Policy Council has proved to be an aggressive advocate for educating other association members on workforce and STEM-related issues.
AIA's Spring Board of Governors and Membership Meeting in Williamsburg, Virginia attracted executives from 88 of the association's full member companies. The extensive program featured an excellent lineup of senior administration and industry officials and seasoned commentators and experts, including: Anthony Foxx, Secretary of Transportation; Robert O. Work, Deputy Secretary of Defense; Frank Kendall, Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics (AT&L); author and political pundit Charlie Cook; Tony Tyler, Director General and CEO, International Air Transport Association; Fred Hochberg, Chairman, Export-Import Bank of the United States; and author, professor Jonah Berger.
Today's Washington Post story, "When Drones Fall from the Sky" ignores critical factors regarding safety of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in a misguided article that could frighten readers about the impending integration of UAS into the national airspace system. From the opening sentence, the author refers to "a record of calamity that exposes the potential dangers of throwing open American skies to drone traffic," when in fact, the safety records of military aircraft – which the author admits are improving and haven't cost a single life – have little to do with future safe commercial operations of unmanned systems in domestic airspace on which the FAA is working diligently.
Washington, D.C. – Team Rocket Power, an all-girl team from Maryland that competed in the 2014 Team America Rocketry Challenge (TARC), exhibited their rockets for President Obama at the White House Science Fair this morning. The three-girl team was invited to join the White House's celebration of a range of national programs that encourage students to engage and excel in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
The Plains, Va. – Students from Creekview High School of Canton, Ga. outperformed hundreds of their peers from across the country Saturday to earn first place at the twelfth annual Team America Rocketry Challenge (TARC). Champions Amanda Semler, 18; Andrew White, 16; Nick Dimos, 16; Austin Bralick, 16; and Bailey Robertson, 15; bested more than 700 other teams representing 48 states, the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands to earn the national title.


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CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio — Maranatha faced stiff competition in the first half against #7 Valley Forge, but bounced back in the second half to win 80-65 on Thursday night at the NCCAAII National Tournament in Circleville, Ohio.
Maranatha trailed a confident Patriots team 28-26 in the first half before rallying for a 39-34 halftime lead.
The Patriots shot 46% in the first period, but the Crusaders' halftime adjustments saw them shoot a scorching 59% from the field.
Four Crusaders scored in double digits with junior guard Autumn Peotter (Waupaca, Wis.) leading the way at 19 points on 7-11 field goal shooting.
Junior forward Torey DeLozier (Watertown, Wis.) put together a nice 17 point, 11 rebound, five assists and seven steals, while junior guard Kristin Morrison (Jefferson, Wis.) finished with 18 points
The Crusaders move on to face the winner of Ohio Christian and Trinity Bible College on Friday night at 8:00 p.m. EST in the semi-final match.


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Connecticut's top tax official is optimistic that a new initiative designed to target identity theft will better protect Connecticut residents and businesses from security breaches and will recoup millions of dollars in income tax fraud for the state's coffers.
But Department of Revenue Services Commissioner Kevin B. Sullivan was more skeptical about a controversial initiative enacted by the General Assembly last week. It assumes $1 million in fraud exists in a new state tax benefit for working poor families.
Thursday, Sullivan and Attorney General George C. Jepsen outlined the identity theft program that relies both on new safeguards implemented by state government, as well as increased vigilance on the part of all taxpayers.
"Cyber criminals become more sophisticated all the time," Sullivan said, adding that each time taxpayers lose control over Social Security or tax identification numbers, or other personal information, "that raises the opportunity for crafty crooks to hack and steal."
And though the department stopped more than $7 million in fraudulent tax refunds sought in 2012, criminals armed with misleading emails, fake Web sites, more sophisticated cyber attacks -- or even access to household trash -- increasingly try to claim state tax refunds using false identities.
This crime not only robs state government of needed funds, but creates complications that delay processing the filings of the victims of identity theft, Sullivan said.
"Hardly a week goes by that my office doesn't hear about a data privacy breach where hackers or scam artists attempt to gain access to Social Security numbers, credit card numbers and bank accounts," said Jepsen, whose office launched a task force to intensify investigations into identify theft.
Talented cyber criminals who can move quickly respond to published obituaries, hacking for confidential information and assuming the deceased's identity to claim a refund before news of the death can reach government databases.
The South Carolina Department of Revenue reported in September that it had been the victim of a cyber attack that left nearly 3.8 million Social Security numbers, more than 380,000 credit and debit card numbers, and about 650,000 tax filings unprotected. Check routing numbers for thousands of households also may have been exposed in the incident, which Sullivan referred to as "a wake-up call for all of us."
Sullivan's agency approached the administration this fall with a proposal to crack down on identity theft and save as much as $10 million per year.
Faced with state budget deficit projections ranging from $365 million to $415 million, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and the General Assembly decided in special session on Dec. 19 to launch the identity theft initiative as part of a much larger deficit-mitigation plan. The goal is to save $8.5 million before the fiscal year ends on June 30.
The Department of Revenue Services will seek approximately $500,000 in state financing next month to purchase new hardware needed to enhance income tax screenings particularly to target identity fraud.
But Sullivan and Jepsen said residents and businesses can take several steps also to stop identity thieves even from obtaining the personal information they than would use to bilk the state:
- File state income tax returns "as early as possible," particularly if there has been a death in the family.
- Shred all paperwork with sensitive financial information before it is thrown in the trash.
- Enter financial passwords only into secure Web sites. These begin with the prefix "https:"
- Avoid placing sensitive mail in personal mailboxes. Residents should mail those documents at U.S. Postal Service offices, or from officially designated drop boxes.
- Never give out personal information over the phone unless you are very familiar with the company receiving it.
Sullivan also encouraged residents to carefully screen tax preparation services, avoiding those that seem "outside the range of professionalism" or have not established much history in the community.
The department receives complaints of services that charge exorbitant fees for preparing relatively simple tax schedules, or that arrange to have a client's refund mailed back to the preparation business -- rather than directly to the taxpayer.
"The problem with a lot of these fly-by-night tax preparers is that many of these people simply disappear," Sullivan said, adding this makes it difficult for state officials to investigate and determine whether these business activities are merely unscrupulous -- or also illegal.
The revenue services commissioner and his staff also were asked by the governor and legislature on Dec. 19 to try to save another $1 million before the fiscal year ends on June 30.
But this assumes a level of fraud in the new state Earned Income Tax Credit which was just launched this past January. Republican minorities in both the state House and Senate have been particularly active in pushing for new safeguards against tax fraud.
The new state credit is available to households eligible for the federal EITC, and is equal to 30 percent of the value of the federal credit.
Technically families earning up to $49,000 per year can qualify for a federal Earned Income Tax Credit, depending on the number of children they have. But most EITC recipients earn less than $18,000.
The average state credit is $601. And though the credit often is touted as a means to help the working poor save more, advocates say nearly all of the credits are spent -- usually on heating and energy bills, groceries or other basic needs -- making it an effective economic stimulus program.
Advocates also note the program was very predictable in its first year.
The legislature's nonpartisan Office of Fiscal Analysis estimated that the state credit would cost state government $110 million in its first year.
According to final numbers from the Department of Revenue Services, just over 181,620 households claimed the credit, receiving just under $109.2 million in total.
Sullivan said Thursday that "I'm skeptical" that $1 million in fraud exists in the program, adding that "we have not seen any evidence" here, though complaints of errors in the federal credit system have been raised.
Sullivan noted that "we established a very high screen (system) before those (state) EITC refunds were sent out" last spring.
But the commissioner added that his agency would nonetheless work to achieve the target savings set in negotiations between the legislature and governor's office.
James Horan, executive director of the Connecticut Association for Human Services, said advocates are wary of the new initiative, adding it would be incorrect to imply significant fraud exists in the new system.
"I think it was very political that this was put in the final (deficit-mitigation) agreement," he said. "We knew that DRS has already put the measures in place" to screen the credit.
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ROLEX REF. 6239 PAUL NEWMAN RETAILED BY TIFFANY Rolex, Cosmograph Daytona, case No. 1988061, Ref. 6239. Made in 1969. Fine and extremely rare, water-resistant, stainless steel wristwatch with round button chronograph, registers, tachometer and a stainless steel Rolex folded Oyster bracelet (Ref. 7835) and deployant clasp.
Three-body, polished and brushed, screw-down case back and winding crown, tachometer graduation on the steel bezel to 200 units per hour. Bicolor off-white and black with applied square steel indexes and luminous dots, outer red 1/5th seconds divisions, subsidiary guilloché dials for the seconds, the 12-hour and 30-minute registers. Luminous steel baton hands. Cal. 722-1, rhodium-plated, 17 jewels, straight-line lever escapement, monometallic balance adjusted to 3 positions, shock absorber, self-compensating free-sprung Breguet balance spring, Microstella regulating screws. Dial, case and movement signed.
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DIAM. 36 mm. THICKNESS 13 mm. Approx overall length 170 mm. Property of the original owner In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the iconic Daytona, Antiquorum is proud to present another exceptional example unseen to the market. Indeed for collectors it doesn't get much more iconic than this example, a Paul Newman 6239 in steel with the very desirable Tiffany & Co signature on the dial. Only one other example has surfaced at auction in the past 15 years and bears the exact same location of the signature on the dial and interestingly the exact same location of the dot after the & Co at almost half the HEIGHT of the signature. Also the retailer's signature completes perfectly the gap in the dial by filling out that space giving it a more even and harmonious layout. The prefect dream Paul Newman for any serious Daytona collector.
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Herb and Dorothy Vogel were a modest, frugal, working class couple who spent their entire married life living in a one bedroom, 450 sq. ft. apartment on 86th Street in Manhattan. Herb worked for the post office and Dorothy was a librarian. Beneath their quiet, unassuming exterior they shared an unquenchable passion for the same thing...art! In the beginning they attended painting and drawing classes, and then, art history lectures and gallery talks. Eventually they began to collect artworks, not from established artists selling in galleries, but from emerging New York artists, often dealing directly with the artists in their studios. They purchased what they liked...and they had impeccable taste.
Over the next four decades the Vogel's amassed more than 2,400 works which experts have called "one of the most important contemporary art collections of the 20th century." Then Herb and Dorothy Vogel did a wonderful thing...they donated the entire priceless collection to the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC. The Vogel's chose the National Gallery because they wanted everyone to be able to enjoy the art without the burden of an entrance fee and they gave the works away because as Dorothy said "if we wanted to make money we would have invested in the stock market."
The Vogel's loved each other and they loved art...so they continued to collect...another 1,500 works...by the likes of Roy Lichtenstein (who studied at the Ohio State University...by the way) and Chuck Close. From this additional bequest The National Gallery created the "50 Works for 50 States" exhibitions to share the treasures with people all across the country. Art lovers in Ohio can view our 50 works at the Akron Museum of Art www.akronmuseum.org
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Post-Graduate MSN Certificate
Graceland offers a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) and Nurse Educator (NE) certificate. Certificate programs build on the Master of Science in Nursing degree. The theoretical base in our nurse practitioner post-graduate program is accompanied by clinical or practical experience, which allows the master's prepared RN to apply theory and current research to specialized professional practice in the FNP or NE role. Students admitted to a post-graduate nurse practitioner online certificate program are not matriculated for an academic degree. A certificate is awarded upon completion of the education requirements for nurse practitioner program.
What is a Family Nurse Practitioner?
As a family nurse practitioner, you will have the opportunity to work with patients throughout their lives as you diagnose illness, conduct examinations, prescribe medication and more. FNPs often serve as a patient's sole health care provider and run their own practices.
What is a Nurse Educator?
Nurse educators are registered nurses with an advanced education who educate future nurses. Nurse educators often serve as faculty members in nursing schools and teaching hospitals, developing lesson plans, teaching courses, evaluation education programs and overseeing students' clinical practices.
Post-Graduate Certificate Admissions Requirements
- Master's degree in nursing (MN or MSN) from an NLNAC or CCNE accredited program. For students with foreign transcripts, a CGFNS evaluation is required with GPA equivalency and TOEFL score.
- Current license to practice as a registered nurse in the U.S. and its territories.
- A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher in master's program. Applicants with lower than a 3.2 may be denied or considered on an individual basis for probationary or non-degree status on a space-available basis. Students admitted on probationary status must earn a grade of B or better for the first six semester hours of coursework completed after admission to remain in the program.
- A grade of B or better in any graduate nursing course.
- Satisfactory criminal background check.
Post-Graduate Family Nurse Practitioner Certificate courses (33 s.h.)
NURS5100 Pharmacotherapeutics 4 s.h.
NURS5143 Advanced Health Assessment & Diagnostic Reasoning 4 s.h.
NURS5194 Advanced Practice Competencies Lab 1 s.h.
NURS5440 Advanced Pathophysiology 4 s.h.
NURS5193 Advanced Practice Nursing in Primary Care 2 s.h.
NURS5200 Primary Care of Families: Pediatrics 3 s.h.
NURS6200 Primary Care of Families: Adults 3 s.h.
NURS6740 Family Nurse Practitioner Practicum: Pediatrics 4 s.h.
NURS6760 Family Nurse Practitioner Practicum: Adults 4 s.h.
NURS6830 Family Nurse Practitioner Practicum: Family 4 s.h.
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NURS5650 Teaching Strategies 3 s.h.
NURS5210 Role Socialization for Nurse Educators 2 s.h.
NURS6600 Assessment of Learning 3 s.h.
NURS6620 Curriculum Development 4 s.h.
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Planners move controversial Gray development forward
Published: Thursday, December 17, 2009 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 17, 2009 at 11:58 p.m.
HOUMA — Local planning officials approved Thursday the initial concept of a new resident-and-commercial subdivision in Gray, a move residents who oppose the development say came as no surprise.
Residents have been critical of the 144-acre development called Three Oaks, which would include 335 affordable-rent apartments, an 18-hole golf course, two hotels, retail and office space and more than 200 single-family homes.
At the parish Planning Commission meeting Thursday, six of those residents from Southern Estates and Marietta Place voiced concerns about how the large-scale project would affect their drainage and traffic, especially in light of massive road flooding in their community this week. They asked for the concept to be thrown out and drawn up from scratch.
The commission, however, voted 6-3 to approve Three Oaks' initial concept, layout and design, moving the proposal forward to the second of three phases in the parish's subdivision process. That second phase entails designing the property's drainage and studying its traffic. Three Oaks is planned on La. 24, just south of U.S. 90 between Evergreen Drive and Marietta Place.
For the full story, see Friday's Courier and Daily Comet and visit houmatoday.com and dailycomet.com.
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Polone: The Three Ways a Studio Can Screw Up Your Movie Release
Bad release dates and marketing can break a producer's heart.By Gavin Polone
Bad release dates and marketing can break a producer's heart.By Gavin Polone
Plus: Imagine what Beth Ditto would be like today if she had been able to watch MTV as a child.By Emma Pearse
"To prep a period piece without much time was very daunting. Mistakes were made."By Lane Brown
'Adventureland,' out this week, is but the latest entry in the 'One Crazy Summer' movie genre — films taking place over a single, wild June–September season.By Bilge Ebiri
Starr spoke with Vulture recently about his own worst-ever job and the screenplay he's writing.By Lane Brown
This weekend, optimistic, humanist stories bloomed like daisies.By Logan Hill
Plus industry news on Ryan Adams, Ryan Reynolds, and Britney Spears.
On Friday, Vulture was first with the news that Superbad director Greg Mattola is not, in fact, Judd Apatow. Today, we've got another scoop.


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Flip Flap, Ginga Roulette and Panna are just a few of the skills some of us learned today in the new Xbox 360 and PS3 small-sided football sim, FIFA Street (FS).
A lucky few, including myself have been making the most of our EA Season Tickets and have played the game all-week-long.
Let's talk Street
The full game was released on Tuesday in North America but Europeans and everyone else had to wait until today to test their street skills.
I progressed to Stage 3 (of 4) of the World Tour game mode on the Early Release of FIFA Street with my squad of friends' virtual pros and my players are rapidly improving.
I am not the sort of person who leaves things unfinished so I just had to buy the full game today to complete the World Tour and maximise each of my players' attributes.
World Tour, which you can play offline or online, provides a satisfying story mode to get your Futsal studs in to and due to its variety and immersive nature, is my favourite mode so far.
For me, the most enjoyable trick you can subject an opponent to is the 'Panna' or 'Nutmeg'.
It is more realistic than some of the rainbow flicks you can do and it is arguably the most humiliating as well as being fairly easy to pull off if you get the timing right.
Online Team Play can be hugely fun or horribly frustrating, depending on how 'sweaty' your opponents are and how skilled you and your virtual pro are.
Several gamers, such as Skoldie have complained that some people they face online rarely, if ever, attempt to use skills, choosing instead to go for easy tap-ins and say that people are ignoring the intended spirit of the game.
In my opinion, you should only buy FS if you want something different to FIFA 12.
Using tricks to out-wit your opponents is what FS was designed for – if all you care about is winning no matter how ugly you play then maybe stick to FIFA 12.
Other game modes you might like, which give you something you cannot find in FIFA 12, are Panna Rules and Last Man Standing.
You normally play two versus two, however, you can play a one-on-one if you create an offline custom match.
You get three points for a panna, two for an air beat and one point for a simple ground skill beat.
I have only played on hard difficulty (Panna Rules cannot be played online) and your opponents are solid defensively and skilful, constantly making you feel and look stupid if you jump in to tackles.
Last Man Standing (LMS), also unavailable online, is usually made up of two teams of four players and every time a team manages to score, that team loses a player until one side has none remaining thus winning the match.
LMS is exciting and fast-paced, however even on hard difficulty, I feel that it is too forgiving on your mistakes as you can make three errors until it really matters.
It is possible that LMS would be more difficult and rewarding against human opponents as I believe they would be more attacking, realising that at two against one and one versus one it is imperative to score.
Futsal (indoor football) and 5-A-Side are two game modes which are more generic than the others but they do have their high points.
The main differences between the two are that in Futsal, there are fouls, free-kicks and corners, just like in 11-a-side football, whereas 5-A-Side has none of that, which allows you to do whatever it takes to regain ball possession.
5-A-Side is better for trying new tricks whereas in Futsal, losing the ball seems more damaging and skills serve as virtually the only tool to unlock tight, aggressive defences.
Due to the variety of game modes and relatively large number of skills you can learn in FIFA Street, it is a game which will take much longer to conquer and become 'good' at than previous Street episodes.
A word of warning though: if you play FIFA 12 as well, you might find that FS makes you a worse player and interferes with your defending and passing skills.
Finally, if you're a fan of any sports sim and maybe want something a bit less competitive and less rage-inducing than FIFA 12, I would recommend FIFA Street for hours of fun.


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Goreham's profile on Climatism.net [4] describes him as an engineer and business executive with extensive experience at Fortune 100 public companies and private firms. They describe his book, Climatism as an "overview of the science, politics, and energy policy implications of the world's misguided efforts to stop global warming."
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Steve Goreham was a speaker [8] at the Heartland Institute [6]'s 7th International Conference on Climate Change (ICCC7).
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Goreham is the author of Climatism! Science, Common Sense, and the 21st Century's Hottest Topic [18].
A media release [19] describes the book: "Goreham demonstrates that climate change is due to natural causes, not man-made emissions of greenhouse gases. Therefore, humanity is engaged in a futile effort to control the Earth's temperature, imposing severe policies that will limit our freedoms and radically transform our way of life."
He also publishes skeptical articles at Climate Realists [20], and contributes to conservative websites such as Big Government [21].
"About [22]," Climatism.net. Accessed December 14, 2011.
"Climatism! the Book: Author's Note [18]," Climatism.net. Accessed June 24, 2011.
"Steve Goreham: Wind energy's house of cards" Energy Tribune, Aug. 31, 2010. Republished by petroleumworld [23]. Accessed June 24, 2011.
"Steve Goreham: Sixth Internatinonal Conference on Climate Change [12]," climateconference.heartland.org. Accessed December 14, 2011.
"'Climatism!': A Must-Read Book on Climate Alarmism [14]," Roger Helmer MEP Straight Talking, July 30, 2010.
"White County Tea Party Patriots hosts Steve Goreham, Climate Science Coalition of America [15]," YouTube Video. Uploaded by WCTeaPartyPatriot on November 17, 2010.
"About the Climate Science Coalition of A [4]," CSCA. Accessed December 14, 2011.
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MOUNT VERNON—Brewton-Parker College senior Carlos Ortiz has been appointed to the position of Student Assistant Soccer Coach for the Fall 2007 season, announced Bill Glass, BPC head soccer coach.
"There is nothing better than having a familiar face to the college joining the coaching staff," said Glass. "Carlos was the captain of our men's team last year. This year he will be helping both the men's and women's teams from the sideline."
Ortiz grew up in Ecuador but his family moved to Snellville several years ago. His mother works as a pre-kindergarten teacher in a Montessori school there, and his father is a supervisor at a manufacturing firm. He has one brother who also enjoys playing soccer.
Ortiz attended Liceo Naval High School in Ecuador where he played basketball and soccer. As captain, Ortiz led the soccer team to the regional high school championship his senior year. Ortiz also played for a club team in Ecuador during his high school years called Barcelona.
After moving to Georgia, Ortiz attended Georgia Perimeter College, where they were the Southeast Region NJCAA Champions and ended 2005 as the number two ranked junior college in the nation.
After completing junior college, Ortiz moved on to Brewton-Parker where he was a standout player for two years.
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The 11th annual Thomas Brennan Memorial Golf Tournament will be held on Friday, September 26, 2014 at Harbor Links Golf Course in Port Washington, NY, which is back to its usual schedule after last year's adjustment for Hurricane Sandy.
The day's events begin at 11:00am with registration, use of the driving range, and the putting green, with a 12:00 noon shotgun start. A boxed lunch will be served on the course.
After golf, at 5:00pm, the cocktail hour and silent auction will take place with the dinner, awards and live auction at 6:00pm.
The fee for the day is $400.00 per golfer or $1,500 for a foursome. The fee to attend only the dinner is $125.00. To register, please click here. All proceeds raised go to the scholarships given in Tom's memory.
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Football opens Big South play vs. Charleston Southern Saturday
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Game #6: #13 Stony Brook Seawolves (4-1) vs. Charleston Southern Buccaneers (1-3)
The Last Meeting
November 5, 2011
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Sat., Oct. 6 • Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium • Stony Brook, N.Y. • 6 p.m.
Stony Brook Seawolves (4-1)
Charleston Southern Buccaneers (1-3)
Kickoff: After recording its first victory over an FBS opponent, the Stony Brook football team opens Big South Conference play today against Charleston Southern. The Seawolves, who joined the conference for the start of the 2008 season, are 19-4 all-time in conference play. Stony Brook ended non-conference play with a 23-3 victory over Army on September 29. Senior Miguel Maysonet rushed for 220 yards and two touchdowns and senior Wesley Skiffington connected on three field goals, including a 45-yarder as time expired in the first half. Army was held without a touchdown for the first time since November 20, 2010, a span of 17 games. Mike Solano, Curt Hylton and Jeff Bernstein will broadcast the action on WUSB 90.1 FM and GoSeawolves.org.
Opponent: Charleston Southern snapped a 15-game losing streak with a 23-20 win over Shorter University on September 22. Junior Malcolm Dixon completed only two passes, but one was a 46-yard score to Chase Jones in the second quarter. Dixon, who's tied for the team-lead with two touchdowns, also ran for a 13-yard score. Redshirt sophomore Zac Johnston leads the Buccaneers with 27 tackles.
Series: Stony Brook leads the all-time series, 3-1. In last year's meeting, Miguel Maysonet (182) and Brock Jackolski combined to rush for 356 yards and six touchdowns in a 50-31 win. Maysonet scored on runs of 59, 3, 12 and 43 yards as he set the Stony Brook record for career rushing touchdowns with his third score. One of Stony Brook's four losses in Big South play came against Charleston Southern in 2009 (30-27 OT).
Maysonet Approaching History: After an epic 220-yard rushing performance last week against Army, Miguel Maysonet is only 47 yards away from breaking Conte Cuttino's school record of 3,607 yards. Moreover, Maysonet is only 73 yards shy of topping former Liberty running back and current Jacksonville Jaguar Rashad Jennings' Big South record of 3,633 yards.
10th Anniversary of Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium: In honor of the 10th anniversary of Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium, the Department of Athletics will unveil a Moment of the Year for each of the six home games. The fourth moment is Matt Weeks' 18-yard field goal with four seconds left to beat Bucknell in the 2005 season opener. Weeks, who was playing in his first collegiate game, connected on the field goal after three consecutive timeouts called by the Bison. Former head coach Sam Kornhauser, who retired following the 2005 season, earned his 100th career victory that night.


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Lady Barons rally for win over LaGrange
The Brewton-Parker College volleyball team began this week looking to build off a five-game victory Saturday that helped offset four straight losses for the Lady Barons.
The 3-2 win over LaGrange College, in the Lady Panthers' Coca-Cola Invitational, ended a run of three straight 3-0 losses for Brewton-Parker in the tournament Friday and Saturday.
Brewton-Parker lost to Huntingdon College (Ala.) and Savannah College of Art and Design on Friday before taking another 3-0 defeat Saturday against Dillard University (La.), the No. 4 team in NAIA Region XIII.
"Things were going bad and it was heart-check time," Lady Barons coach Jason Bryant said. "We turned things around against LaGrange. We fought and scratched against them. I thought the girls played hard through adversity. I kept pushing them and some of them stepped up and made things happen."
Freshman middle hitter Jessica Ulin of Savannah made the all-tournament team, and Bryant also credited junior middle hitter KC Cheshire of Marietta, freshman outside hitter Debbie Sooter of Meridian, Ind., and junior outside hitter Latika Thomas of Gainesville, Fla., for their standout play.
"We are hoping the momentum from that last win carries over to this week and we can get back on track," said Bryant, whose team began a busy week Tuesday night with a nonconference match against Edward Waters College at home.
The Lady Barons then travel to Rome, Ga., to play Shorter College at 7 p.m. Wednesday in a rematch of their Sept. 23 match at the Student Activites Center, won by Brewton-Parker 3-0.
"That was a good win for us," Bryant said of the Lady Barons' improving to 2-2 in Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference action with the sweep. "We really needed that conference win."
Momentum from that win carried over to the first two games of Brewton-Parker's match the next night at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, where the Lady Barons took a 2-0 lead. However, the momentum pendulum swung when Oglethorpe rallied for a 3-2 win, and the lull seemingly continued into Friday at LaGrange.
The week's run left the Lady Barons with a 10-7 overall record.
After Wednesday's match, Brewton-Parker then goes to Macon for the Wesleyan College Tournament on Friday and Saturday and travels to Gainesville on Tuesday, Oct. 7, for a 5 p.m. GACC match against Brenau University at 5 p.m.
Brewton-Parker College senior middle hitter Mindy Cooper (No. 15) and junior outside hitter Shanti Cortese (No. 12) team up for a block against Shorter College sophomore hitter Glenny Cepeda during the teams' Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference volleyball match at the Student Activities Center on the Brewton-Parker campus in Mount Vernon. (Photo by Charles Conkin)


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MySpace Sued Over Privacy Loophole
A lawsuit filed by two Myspace users Thursday alleges that the social-networking company violated a federal privacy law as well as its own privacy policy when it sent data to advertisers that could identify users without their knowledge.
The suit, which was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, hinges on the practice of sending unique ID numbers when users click on ads. These numbers can be tied to users' personal profiles that include name, age and other information. The suit, which was reported earlier by Bloomberg, cites a Wall Street Journal article from last spring that examined the practice at Myspace Inc. and other social-networking sites.
The ID numbers were sent under a common Web practice that involves transmitting the address of the last page viewed when a user follows a link. If a person is using a social-networking site, that address can include the user's name or identification number.
A similar suit alleging privacy violations was filed last year in U.S. District Court in the Northern California against Facebook Inc. Facebook had stopped the practice of sending ID numbers after being contacted by the Journal. Journal reporters found in October that Myspace was continuing to send the data when users clicked on ads, despite pledging to discontinue the practice after it was reported in May.
Linda Virtue and Lily Castro — who are residents of New York and California, respectively — allege in their suit that Myspace violated a federal law that protects the privacy of electronic communications, as well as state laws against deceptive practices. Their suit also says Myspace is breaching its contract with users because its privacy policy says the company will not share personally identifiable information with advertisers without users' consent.
A spokesman for Myspace said the company was not commenting on the pending litigation. The social-networking company is owned by News Corp., which also owns The Wall Street Journal.
Ms. Virtue and Ms. Castro are seeking class-action status. They're asking for at least $1,000 per person affected under the federal law, as well as unspecified damages related to the value of the data shared.
In making its case for the value of this data, the suit sites a February story in the Journal that profiled a company that sells people's personal information on their behalf and gives them 70% of the sale.
"It is the value of this user personal information for advertising that powers Myspace's business," the suit alleges.


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[2007/04/03 11:13:34, 2] smbd/sesssetup.c:setup_new_vc_session(772)
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It's beginning to look a lot like … springtime.
Residents throughout Dallas-Fort Worth awoke to temperatures in the low 60s and a light drizzle this morning.
While there could be an isolated thunderstorm this morning, the main threat for severe weather arrives after noon, according to the National Weather Service. Those storms could bring damaging wind and small hail.
The chance of rain today is 80 percent, and more showers are in the forecast Thursday.
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Show Highlights 11/12/09
Watch out McDonalds, the $5 Footlong is about to make you the fast food chain with the 2nd most locations worldwide! We'll explore Subway's big comeback. Plus…the health bill gets no recess, women are poised to become the workforce majority, iPhone apps become a cottage industry, travel junkies take a field trip, and Mike Salvatorelli plays all your holiday favorites!
For Thursday November 12, 2009…
4:54- Recess doesn't mean the same thing to Congress that it did to us when we were kids. Instead of dodgeball, expect a flurry of TV ads from lobbies on both sides of the health care debate.
6:13 – The Obama administration wants to use some of that left over TARP cash to help reduce the deficit. WSJ's Jonathan Weisman says that, all of a sudden, the deficit is a big deal.
10:11 – The U.S. dollar ain't what it used to be, but countries around the world are doing their part to give the buck a boost.
13:29- Gordon is happy to hear that Mike Tyson is punching people again…even if it's a photographer.
14:14- With a little help from the recession, women are poised to become the majority in the American workforce. WSJ's Kelly Evans chats about this unprecedented turn of events.
19:58- Gordon loves him some Darius Rucker and Taylor Swift…both big winners at last night's CMA's.
20:51- There's a reason why there's an app for "that", and for just about everything else. WSJ's Yukari Iwatane Kane says that, thanks to Apple, the app industry is booming.
24:52- Amateur musician Mike Salvatorelli wholeheartedly supports the theory that exposure to music improves brain function. Gordon might disagree (at least in Mike's case), but he does get Mike agree to bring in his guitar for a little holiday jam session sometime soon. I'm not sure if that's a smart idea for us, or not.
31:38 – It started with an idea from a Subway franchise owner in Miami, and has turned into one of the most successful fast food promotions in history.
32:34- Some (like me), call them gluttons for punishment. WSJ's Scott McCartney calls them "people I'd like to hang with". Scott profiles a group of travel junkies who recently took a round-the-world field trip.
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Things Fall Apart
by Chinua Achebe
Analysis: Tone
Take a story's temperature by studying its tone. Is it hopeful? Cynical? Snarky? Playful?
Clear, Descriptive, Sympathetic toward the Umuofia
Achebe narrates events pretty objectively, without many embellishments. Readers are left largely to impose emotion on the text and decide for themselves whether characters are admirable or justified in their behaviors. However, towards the end, Achebe begins showing sympathy towards the Umuofia by describing the brutalities inflicted on the people by the white government. The last paragraph of the book in particular shows a purely pretentious and self-satisfied District Commissioner with an inflated sense of Western superiority.


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The deadline for registration in Southampton College's two-day Down Syndrome conference is March 1.
Titled "The First Annual Conference on Best Practices in the Education of Children With Down Syndome," the event runs Saturdays, March 15 and 22 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Ronkonkoma. It is sponsored by the Down Syndrome Advocacy Foundation and the Education Division of Southampton College and aimed at teachers, parents, professionals and students interested in Applied Behavior Analysis, Functional Assessment, proactive strategies for dealing with challenging behaviors, speech and language intervention and Inclusion.
Presenters include experts from Southampton College, SUNY-Stony Brook and local advocacy groups. Continuing education credits are available for teachers.
For further information, contact Rachel Sterling at Southampton College at 631-287-8156.