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AUSTIN, Texas - The Ball State men's tennis team ended its fall season at the Texas Invitational Sunday afternoon in the Penick-Allison Tennis Center.
Ray Leonard went 2-0 Saturday in singles action, picking up straight set victories over Harley Pearson of Texas San Antonio and Jack McCullers of Air Force. Also in singles play, Patrick Downs did not give up a point in his 6-0, 6-0 win over UTSA's Fabian Brand.
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Dan Cleary openly admits to being at 50%
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Posted 09 April 2012 - 05:34 PM
I get that the team is more used to playing with Cleary on it, and it's an advantage to know your teammates' style and have some chemistry going into these important games, but considering how his line has played this year, it seems like it'd be more of an advantage at this point to bring someone in like Conner who has NHL experience and is 100% healthy.
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Posted 09 April 2012 - 05:56 PM
He won't be 100% until he has surgery, unfortunately, which is scheduled for the off-season.
why didnt he stay out of the lineup during regular season to get 100%?
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Posted 09 April 2012 - 06:34 PM
Conner played great for us when he was up, not really sure why we didn't bring him back up when he got healthy.
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It's not the perfect comparison but they let Hasek play those games out until he was hopefully convinced himself that he wasn't helping the team. Uwe Krupp f***ed up in the two losses against Vancouver in 2002 and then they benched him. I don't know if I would follow that protocol myself but it's just the way they do business.
Hopefully he can contribute. Looks like he's going to play Game 1 no matter what. If he can't be effective then hopefully the Wings rest him.
Posted 09 April 2012 - 07:36 PM
Pretty much on the fence with Cleary as well, speaking strictly of his health/lack thereof and how in general people will play with a broken leg in the playoffs. I think he should be on a short leash though. Not because I don't think he is capable, but again solely because of health and guys like Conner and Mursak hopefully providing some speed/energy, even if it doesn't affect the stat sheet much.
Not sure what my opinion is right now. Its good to hear he's committed and all, but as others have said, it would have been better if he had been just sitting out getting healed up instead of dragging ass all season just to get to playoffs at 50%. I wish we could replace him, especially since its now common knowledge that he will be little help due to his injury, but the team can only stand to have so many AHLERs. As much as it sucks to have these injured or otherwise useless players in, I can understand managements apprehension to replace them.
Given who created the topic though and his frequency of posting about this topic in an irritating way, it makes this thread pretty aggravating as well.
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Posted 09 April 2012 - 08:12 PM
As for Cleary, he probably gets a lot of pressure from Babcock. If the guy can skate and isn't playing Babcock is poking him in the media. Talking about how he's skating but apparently isn't ready and almost seems to be down on the guys who try and get to a place where they can be effective. It's understandable that a coach wants a full bench but Babs seems determined to grind anyone down who isn't playing. So put a good deal of blame on Babs. If the coach has a beef with you he'll bury you.
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Love the heart, but come on, man...
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Posted 09 April 2012 - 10:23 PM
Red Wings forward Dan Cleary may only be at 50% due to his troublesome left knee, but hes completely committed to being in the lineup for the playoffs.
Cleary practiced today after missing the final two games of the regular season. It was clear he was still in pain. Yeah, Cleary said. Nothing I can really do. The rest helps a lot to bring down the swelling, but once you get back on the ice, its pretty sore.
Cleary said he takes pain medication when he plays, but not when he practices.
Im going to play for sure, Cleary said. When you practice, theres no pain reliever involved. It feels a little better in the game.
How effective can he be?
Mentally, Im just going to have to find a way to get through it, Cleary said. Do the best I can and try to contribute. Try to be a factor.
When asked to put a percentage on his health, he said 50 (percent) probably...
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WTF??? Can anyone tell me what pain meds are authorized for use during competition? If this is opiate pain medication, he has no reason being on the ice. He is not only risking the play on the ice, he is risking himself in general. I would consider full contact professional hockey to be about 15 clicks up from driving on the dangerous scale and you arent allowed to drive while under the influence of narcotics.
I seriously hope this isnt a typo because if it isnt there is a whole string of people responsible if he is seriously injured by a hit while playing and they cleared him to play knowing he was drugged.
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WTF??? Can anyone tell me what pain meds are authorized for use during competition? If this is opiate pain medication, he has no reason being on the ice. He is not only risking the play on the ice, he is risking himself in general. I would consider full contact professional hockey to be about 15 clicks up from driving on the dangerous scale and you arent allowed to drive while under the influence of narcotics.
Diclofenac (maybe shouldnt count )
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Many of the 18,000 attendees at this year's American Association for Cancer Research Conference in Washington, DC, attended the "Rally for Medical Research." Nearly 200 partnering organizations were involved. Many believe this is the largest number of scientists in the medical research community to ever come together in such a public way to express support for the NIH. This unified call to action will raise awareness about the critical need for a sustained investment in the NIH to improve health, spur more progress, inspire more hope, and save more lives, according to rally organizers.
"Through our leading role in today's 'Rally for Medical Research' we hope to convey a loud, clear message that this is time to invest–not to defund–science," said American Society of Hematology President Janis L. Abkowitz, M.D., of the University of Washington in Seattle. "We need Congress to understand that medical research is a national priority and will continue working hard to urge our elected leaders to develop a balanced approach to deficit reduction that does not involve further cuts to biomedical research."
Brian Boucher, whose daughter was diagnosed with a unique type of acute lymphoblastic leukemia at 15-months old, took the podium and noted that if this had happened in 1962 his daughter probably would have died. But Boucher served as her donor for a bone marrow transplant at St. Jude's Children's Research and she is fine now. Her outcome was largely due to funded research that led to this type of medical treatment, he pointed out.
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Marc Trevor Tessier-Lavigne, Ph.D., is a neuroscientist who is president of The Rockefeller University in New York City, followed Boucher. He once served as the chief scientific officer at Genentech. He also sees the funding cuts to NIH research as destructive. But he added another perspective to the funding problem.
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"My kids actually saw the film because I send them out there in the frontlines," the actor told reporters Thursday at a press conference at London's Dorchester Hotel. "They saw it – and they loved it."
In the fantasy film, which arrives in theaters March 5, Depp sports a bright orange wig, top hat and a kilt in character as the Mad Hatter. "I like wearing skirts, too," he said of the garb. But outlandish costumes and antics aside, the actor's kids, Lily-Rose, 10, and Jack, 7, weren't fazed by the freaky spectacle. "They absolutely adored it, " Depp, 46, said. "They loved every character. They weren't freaked out by it whatsoever."
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"Our 2-year-old is up for anything," Helena Bonham Carter, who's married to Alice's director Tim Burton and plays the Red Queen in the film, told reporters. She and daughter Nell were watching Burton give interviews on morning television that day, but Carter said, "[Nell] wasn't really interested in seeing daddy. She wanted to see the monsters again."
The jury's still out about how the couple's 6-year-old son, Billy, will react, though.
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Kids of a slightly older age were on Depp's mind when asked about his enduring role as a teen idol around the world. "Clearly someone's Photoshop is working really well if people are buying posters of me," PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive said.
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NASA officially brought the Phoenix mission to a close, as the U.S. space agency will cease operations and officially declare an end to the mission five months after it explored Mars.
The $428 million mission was originally scheduled for a three-month mission, but NASA was able to give it two extensions before the harsh Martian environment finally claimed it. It has helped collect data on the northern arctic Martian plains, while helping collect valuable data that can be used for future missions.
"At this time, we're pretty convinced that the vehicle is no longer available for us to use," said Barry Goldstein, Phoenix project manager. "We're actually ceasing operations, declaring an end to mission operations at this point."
Phoenix helped researchers learn some Martian soil is alkaline, and also helped confirm that ice may have melted on the Martian surface in the past.
The lander went quiet and has run out of sunlight necessary to power its batteries, while the temperature on Mars continues to drop. Not completely unexpected, researchers still hoped they would be able to get another week or two of weather research out of the lander.
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Mansur Eshondzhonov is not accustomed to living in rentals.
Growing up in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, a former Soviet Union state, Eshondzhonov's family was taught home ownership. But trying to support a wife and small child on his modest income from Sam's Club makes that a challenge.
So they began searching for programs and other grants to help realize their dream and found Habitat for Humanity, but they never expected the celebration they would receive when the keys were finally handed over to them.
Eshondzhonov and his wife, Sameera Yasin, received the keys to their home in the Hillside subdivision on Tuesday — Colorado's 2,000th Habitat for Humanity home. The couple said having a hand in remodeling the foreclosed home makes it feel much more like their own.
"It was like watching home network," Yasin said with a laugh. "I needed a sledge hammer to tear down the walls."
Both said they didn't know what they would do without Habitat.
Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, Christian ministry founded with the belief that housing should be available to everyone, regardless or race or religion.
The celebration took place in Greeley because it was the end of the program's campaign to build 1,000 homes in three years. It is Greeley's 95th home in its 25-year existence, said Greeley Habitat executive director, Leianne Romero. Greeley will turn the keys over on its 100th home during summer 2013.
Tim Trowbridge, president of the board for the Colorado Habitat for Humanity, said although it took a little more than the three years planned to reach the goal, the fact the organization did it during the worst economic years in history was something to be proud of.
"With all the economic challenges, it is wonderful," he said.
Habitat homes are sold interest free to families who are citizens or legal residents, have a steady income, have good credit, meet minimum and maximum income guidelines and sustain a savings account.
Additionally, each family is required to invest "sweat equity" — hours into building or refurbishing the home. In Eshondzhonov and Yasin's case it meant relocating stairs, the kitchen and an outside door among other things.
Colorado Habitat executive director Stefka Fanchi said considering everything that has happened over the past few years, the fact the organization got to this point is amazing.
"When we announced this campaign it was weeks before the economy crashed," she said. "It seemed possible at the time, and then it seemed like an impossible goal. It is amazing that we were able to accomplish it."


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A family's 1968 Chevy Impala has some pretty sentimental attachment to the original owner and the original dealer, who now owns it again.
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A major goal of the pharmaceutical industry has been to reduce late-stage compound attrition. Due to the immense cost associated with the drug development process, the ability to identify insufficient compounds early is absolutely critical. One area given significant focus in hopes of optimizing this process is the development of more relevant in vitro disease models.
Historically, in vitro models have played an important role in the discovery process, including early-stage disease modeling and candidate identification followed by pharmacokinetic and safety testing. These models have typically consisted of immortalized cell lines or primary cell types but have suffered from biological relevance and scalability/workflow issues. A significant push within the drug discovery field has been the development and validation of a diverse array of more relevant biological systems, including those derived from stem cell culture systems.
Much excitement arose in the drug discovery community when James Thomson and colleagues reported the derivation and expansion of pluripotent human embryonic stem cells (hESCs), as this cell type could, in theory, provide unlimited self-renewal with the retained ability to give rise to all cell types of the human body.
More recently, additional advancements by the same group and others were made whereby the addition of a specific set of four exogenous factors (i.e., OCT4, SOX2, NANOG, and LIN28) to human somatic cells resulted in the reprogramming of these cells into a state of pluripotency. These reprogrammed cells could thereafter be propagated continuously as a stem cell population referred to as induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), much akin to hESCs.
Human iPSCs overcome many of the ethical issues, donor tissue limitations, and funding restrictions associated with hESCs, providing a broader audience with the means to generate pluripotent cell lines more easily and efficiently. This flexible platform opened the door for discovery models focused on specific genetic backgrounds or patient-specific disease models. Since this discovery, numerous groups have generated such human iPSC lines in an attempt to model diseases including: familial dysautonomia, spinal muscular atrophy, Parkinson disease, Huntington disease, Down syndrome, type 1 diabetes mellitus, and others.
Despite the excitement and promise associated with the use of iPSCs for drug discovery, it should be understood that the expansion of stem cells, their terminal differentiation, and ultimately, the continued culture of mature progeny is a process that poses a significant technical challenge.
In addition, applying the requisite stringent culture protocols for iPSCs and their differentiated progeny to the scale required for high-throughput drug discovery applications adds an increased level of complexity. To overcome these obstacles, Cellular Dynamics International (CDI; www.cellular?dynamics.com) has focused on harnessing the potential of iPSCs by developing robust, scalable procedures that facilitate the commercialization of highly pure, functional iPSC-derived differentiated cell types.
These novel cellular models, tested using rigorous phenotypic and functional assays, have been developed to meet the demands of pharmaceutical and academic customers alike. More importantly, the cells produced from this pipeline provide a more relevant human model system while also delivering the consistent product supply and performance required to facilitate large-scale compound screening within the pharmaceutical industry.
In 2009, CDI launched iCell® Cardiomyocytes, first-of-a-kind purified human cardiomyocytes that not only display the expected single cell cardiac phenotype but also possess the ability to form electrically connected syncytial layers with characteristic electrophysiological and biochemical responses to exogenous agents. Researchers have incorporated the use of these human iPSC-derived cardiac cells into various applications, including cardiotoxic compound screening, identification and investigation of arrhythmogenic compounds, and cardiac hypertrophy studies among others.
As a result of this success, CDI has extended its human iPSC-derived cell product development to other relevant cell types for drug discovery, including hematopoietic cells, endothelial cells, hepatocytes, and neurons.
Lucas Chase, Ph.D. ([email protected]), and Xuezhu Feng, Ph.D., are senior scientists, David Majewski, Monica Strathman and Jeff Grinager are research specialists at Cellular Dynamics International.
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The Buffalo Museum of Science, the Cantalician Center for Learning, and the Family Help Center were awarded new Ford passenger vans from the Western New York Ford Dealers and its Ford Friendship Express program. The presentation was made Wednesday at the Buffalo Auto Show.
The Ford Friendship Express program was launched in 1996 and has donated new vehicles, valued at more than $1.7 million, to more than 68 organizations.
This year's recipients were chosen by the Ford Friendship Express Committee, which has reviewed applications since putting out a call for submissions last November.


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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Addie Ledbetter placed second in the Individual JV Novice Fences High School Class at the Interscholastic Equestrian Association National Finals to claim a National Reserve Grand Champion title.
Ledbetter, a resident of Summerville and senior at Fort Dorchester High School, competed against 19 national finalists from around the country during the competition, held April 19 at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse, N.Y.
Ledbetter qualified for the IEA National Finals with her second-place finish among the 17 competitors in her class in the IEA Zone 4 finals conducted in Murfreesboro, Tenn., April 23 in competition against riders from five southeastern U.S. states.
With the conclusion of the IEA National Finals, Ledbetter completed her third and final year of riding with the IEA Storybook Farm High School Team, hosted by the home farm for the College of Charleston Equestrian Team. This is the second consecutive year Ledbetter advanced to the IEA National Finals. The Storybook High School Team was the overall winner of the team competition at the 2013 IEA National Championships with the middle school team finishing in second place in the middle school division.
Ledbetter is coached by Alicia Story and has been riding since the age of 6 and competing in equestrian events since she was 7. Ledbetter credits much of her success in equestrian competition to her talented and caring coach and riding instructors; Berkeley Gibbs (Black Bottom Stables, Ladson, SC) and Trish Russo (Middleton Equestrian Center, Charleston, SC).
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What happens when 150 volunteers from Walt Disney World spend a day at the beach? It gets much cleaner.
On Wednesday, the Disney VoluntEAR program joined Keep Brevard Beautiful, the United States Coast Guard and the Canaveral Port Authority for an intense cleanup. The crew spent hours collecting litter and debris, cleaning about 250 pounds of trash off the beach and dunes.
Organizers said this was just one of many beach cleanups that Disney VoluntEARS have contributed to. In all, they say the program has helped to clear an estimated 40,000 pounds of trash from waterways and beaches.
Beach cleanups not only benefit the appeal of Florida's beaches, but they help protect wildlife such as sea turtles and dolphins.


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When the University of Hartford was incorporated just over 50 years ago by business and community leaders, they envisioned a center of education and culture for Greater Hartford. At its core, it would be a university for the community created by the community.
The University has come a long way since its humble beginnings on Hartford's last remaining farm, evolving from a local school for commuters into a comprehensive university that attracts students from throughout the world. Yet it remains true to its original mission of serving as a valued resource for individuals, families, businesses, and communities throughout the Hartford region, offering hundreds of programs that serve the University and its neighbors every day. For over 45 years listener supported WWUH has served an important role in the University's community service mission.
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This, Wagner's most popular opera, looks forward in its handling of the Grail legend to Parsifal. Wagner entrusted its premiere in 1850 to Franz Liszt, who conducted it in musically complete form at the court theater in Weimar, Germany. (Wagner was then in political exile in Switzerland.)
This week on New World Notes: radio program #255, January 22, 2013, from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m., host Kenneth Dowst celebrates Martin Luther King, who was not just a civil rights champion but an anti-war crusader.
Join host Maurice D. Robertson for Accent on Creative Music, this Wednesday, January 23 from 9 p.m. to midnight. At about 10 p.m., Maurice will be joined in in the studio by percussionist, Ed Fast, and guitarist, Atticus Kelly, of Conga Bop.
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In past programming I offered a long series of operas of the French baroque, as recordings of them became available. The great innovator of French baroque opera was not a Frenchman by birth, but an Italian from Florence whose name originally was Giovanni Battista Lulli, francophied into Jean Baptiste Lully (1632-87).
This week on New World Notes: radio program #256, January 29, 2013, from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m., host Kenneth Dowst excerpts a recent talk by Richard Heinberg.
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This will be the fourth time over a span of more than two decades when I will be presenting Richard Strauss' Elektra (1909), his operatic take on the ancient Greek tragedy, derived ultimately from Sophocles' drama, reworked by Hugo von Hofmannsthal into a German language play in 1903.
This week on New World Notes: radio program #257, February 5, 2013, from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m., host Kenneth Dowst excerpts a recent talk by Richard Heinberg.
On February 5, Tuesday Evening Classics from 6-7 p.m., host David Schonfeld will have as his guest in the studio Professor Ira Braus of the Hartt School of Music.
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RALEIGH — The North Carolina law banning registered sex offenders from commercial social networking sites like Facebook that children can use is unconstitutional because it's vague and violates free speech, the state Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday.
A three-judge panel ruled unanimously in vacating the additional felony conviction of a registered offender in Durham County for accessing a site after authorities say he had created a profile page on Facebook. His attorney argued the 2008 law wasn't narrowly written to serve a legitimate government interest and could prohibit routine Internet activity, such as a performing a Google search.
"When the General Assembly passed the law, it was entirely feel-good and designed to make people feel secure,' said Glenn Gerding, a Chapel Hill lawyer representing Lester Gerard Packingham in court. But legislators, Gerding added, "didn't even consider how this might be implemented."
The "Protect Children From Sexual Predators Act" made it unlawful among other things for a registered sex offender to access a website where the person knows minors are permitted to become members or have personal Web pages.
The measure is part of a host of restrictions to protect minors from sexual predators, but the judges say this one is too broad.
"It arbitrarily burdens all registered sex offenders by preventing a wide range of communication and expressive activity unrelated to achieving its purported goal," Court of Appeals Judge Rick Elmore wrote in the opinion. The law "violates the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech, and it is unconstitutional on its face and as applied."
The Court of Appeals is the state's intermediate appeals venue. Attorney General Roy Cooper, whose office represented the state in the case, said lawyers will ask the state Supreme Court to hear the case. Since it was a unanimous ruling, justices aren't obligated to take up the appeal.
"The law is broad because technology moves fast and we don't want predators and child pornographers to use legal loopholes," Cooper said in an interview. He helped lobby for the 2008 law at a time when attorneys general nationwide pressured Facebook and MySpace to protect users from sexual predators found to be using their networks.
Elmore wrote state attorneys had failed to make a convincing argument about the law's vagueness. The law defines "commercial social networking website" as one that derives revenue from membership fees or advertising, facilitates social introductions and allows users to create pages to post information.
The law sets exceptions for sites that provide one narrow service like email and whose primary service is commercial transactions. But the law could apply to accessing Google, Amazon or even a cooking TV channel web site because they contain secondary social networking pages, Elmore said.
"It is fundamentally impossible to expect an offender, or any other person, to 'know' whether he is banned from a particular website prior to 'accessing' it,' Elmore wrote. Judges Martha Geer and Chris Dillon joined him in the opinion.
The case was the first before the appeals court to challenge the law's constitutionality, Elmore wrote. He arrived at his decision in part by reviewing federal cases in which somewhat similar laws in Nebraska and Indiana. But Cooper said "the constitutional journey of these types of laws is early yet."
Tuesday's challenge was brought by Packingham, who was convicted in 2002 of taking indecent liberties with a child, so he became a registered sex offender. Durham police began investigating MySpace and Facebook profiles to enforce the law in 2010. That's where officers say they found a picture of Packingham at Facebook and determined he created the profile page, the opinion said.
Packingham was indicted. A trial judge denied a motion seeking to have the law ruled unconstitutional, and a jury convicted him May 2012. He received a suspended sentence and probation.
Elmore wrote the state had passed laws designed to protect children from predators without abridging the freedom of speech, including one requiring registered offenders to disclose to authorities their online user names.
Gerding said Tuesday's ruling shows "the First Amendment protects people who have been convicted of crimes — even those that have been convicted of sex offenses."
People convicted of sexually violent offenses or certain crimes against children since 1996 must register with the sheriff in the county they'll reside. Most must stay on the list at least 30 years, although they can seek a lesser period after 10 years. Such offenders are barred from living close to a school or daycare, working with minors or visiting certain locations where children are likely to be. Citizens can search an online database to see where registered sex offenders live.


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'No' vote doesn't mean anti-police
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One of the most commonly used arguments by politicians not to cut spending is "We will not have enough to pay our first responders," making us believe that even the smallest cuts will result in......
Mike, Who brokered that Boydville deal for that price? Was anyone else offered to bid on the property. I know one of the ajoining property owners inquired as to purchasing the property several years ago and was told the price is what they paid. Then one day the Journal reports its being sold for $500,000. with the City of Martinsburg financing the sale. I think there are others would would have liked the opportunity to purchase at this fire sale rate.
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Contrary One - I had some facts in there..but they were edited out. But find out for yourself - call the City and find out how much they rent the American Legion building for, or Habenero's Grill, or office space at Caperton train station. You would be shocked to find out. And the facts on the Boydville property deal were published in the paper last month. $500K sale price, for only $5000 down, $1500 per month for 5 years, then pay off balance. For a historic mansion on 13 acres they bought for $2.1 MILLION. Pretty sweet deal for the buyer. Bad deal for the City who put in over $700K but only got $165K out of it.
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No more levies until Karos, the Chief and the Deputy Chief clean up that young guns agency!!!
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majoritarian - Normally I don't respond to comments here, as it is typically the same 5 people hiding behind anonymous monickers lobbing stones from their basement. However,you seem to be on the same page as me - smaller government, better fiscal management type. I think you misunderstood my comment about arresting 4000 people per year. My issue isn't with the police (although there are some actions that we need more info on like the shooting), it is with the root cause of the NEED to arrest so many people. The point I was trying to make is that Martinsburg is a magnet for criminals because of the lack of jobs and lack of development in some areas - all a result of the poor business environment. Fix these issues, and the crime rate will drop, and the need for so many arrests will drop as well.
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Consider it pulled.
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A lot of vague innuendos and claims, but zero facts. No budget analysis. A waste of news ink and pixels.
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"Every year, our taxes increase. "
No, they don't. The 30 year trend is lower taxes. THAT, and two two recent wars, created the deficit, not spending.
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I think you blew a tube. This guy is opposed to excessive government regulation and the Martinsburg city government establishment. He ran against Karos and had a team to unseat half the incumbent council in the last election. You should love him.
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..where did this dood come from...
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Pursue a career in open source with these 7 tips
7 skills to land your open source dream job
"Work on stuff that matters" is a famous call to action from founder and CEO of O'Reilly Media, Tim O'Reilly. But, how about working on stuff that matters while getting paid for it? There are an abundance of open source-related jobs out there if you've got the right skills.
Mark Atwood, Director of Open Source Engagement at HP gave a talk on How to Get One of These Awesome Open Source Jobs at the Great Wide Open conference in Atlanta, Georgia this year (April 2 - 3). His talk was originally targeted to students, but he later removed the "Advice for Students" part because the seven tips below really apply to anyone looking to score their open source dream job.
"When you work on open source, you get to work on things that benefit the world," said Atwood. Adding that, "you have to do the work before you get a job." He also mentioned that while working in the open source community, you will develop really great peers and best friends. Working on open source is a lifestyle that has embraced a philosophy. More importantly, Atwood noted that "once you have an open source job, you are portable."
While his talk went into more depth on the topic at hand, this is a summary of the tips he provided. I would encourage anyone who gets paid to do what they love to add their advice in the comments.
7 tips for open source job seekers
Communication skills
Learn how to write clearly. After you've written something, have people edit it. Then re-write it, taking into account the feedback you received. The most important language you need to know has nothing to do with coding, it's the English language. Atwood also says another key to writing is to write all the time.
Learn how to speak. Speak clearly on the phone and at a table. For public speaking, Atwood recommended Toastmasters. "Meet and speak. Speak and write," Atwood said.
Be reachable. Publish your email so that people can contact you. Don't worry about SPAM. Finally, Atwood stressed, "Don't be a jerk. Your reputation is hard to change and the Internet is forever."
Technical skills
Learn programming languages, even if you want to do IT stuff. For anyone that isn't fluent in a coding language or already learning one, Atwood recommended two languages. First, Python, because it's easy to learn and easy to read. Also, JavaScript, mostly because it's everywhere. However, if you are already learning a coding language, don't stop learning it. Atwood continued and recommended to learn a new language every six to twelve months.
Learn how to use a debugger. And you will need to learn distributed source control, which today means git and GitHub.
Relationships and peers
"Open source works because it's a community working together."
To start those relationships within the community, seek out local people to meet first. Use tools like Meetup.com and search for co-working spaces, hacker spaces, and clubs at local schools and libraries/centers. Then, seek out remote people around the country and world. Learn about them and their projects first by searching the Internet.
Attend conferences and events. This is a great way to network with people and meet them face-to-face.
In building these relationships and meeting your open source peers, Atwood again suggested, "Don't be a jerk." He added to that this time, "Don't be creepy."
When Atwood said, "you have to do the work before you get a job," he was serious. "Find a project and get involved," he said. Sign up for mailing lists and get on Stack Overflow. Start reading questions and answers, then start answering questions. Start reading bugs for the project, then start fixing bugs. After you're comfortable with that, consider adding feature request and then coding the features.
In doing the work before the job, you're building your skills and your credibility. And, in the open source world, reputation is very important (more on this below).
Collaborate with people all over the world and start using the tools that open source projects use. You'll need to be familiar with IRC (Internet Relay Chat), bug trackers, and email lists. Using git to learn about pull requests and log comments is also an important skill.
Learn how to do code review and paired programming. Why? Because two of you will be smarter than one of you. This will make better code and removes ego from it.
In the world of open source, you want other people to know what you do. Have a portfolio of your work and your mail messages, commits, and other contributions. By doing this, you'll be able to pair you portfolio with your resume. (Some employers may place the work in your portfolio on a higher level than the work listed on your resume.)
Keep your LinkedIn profile and social media profiles up-to-date. And again, Atwood stressed: be findable—no one wants to waste time looking for the best way to contact you.
Getting that job
How do you find a job opening? Once you find an open source project, you'll find that many of the projects have a companies attached to them. Once you've built up your reputation, your peers will loop you into job openings that could be a potential match for your skills. Listen to speakers at conferences and events to seek out and find job opportunities. But this doesn't mean you should wait for the job to come to you.
Once you have the job
Atwood offered advice for after you begin a career in open source. Three things you should be mindful of are your health, money, and continued education.
On health, Atwood said to avoid geek neck by being ergonomically correct in your typing. Also, don't work for a jerk. And, take care of yourself by working out—you are smarter when you are exercising and you have more energy.
On money, Atwood recommended to avoid debt, to max out your 401(k) and IRA contributions, and to invest early and often—adding that you should, of course, consult your lawyer and/or financial advisers.
Lastly, Atwood said to keep learning. Skills will always beat smarts. Be sure to schedule time for learning and have some fun! Go code fun projects or find a maker space and start tinkering.
Atwood recommended three books as you begin your journey:
- Oh the places you'll go—by Dr. Seuss
- Getting things done—by David Allen
- How to fail at almost everything and still win big—by Scott Adams
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Hi sir Jason,
Another great article! This keeps the fire burning within me. Long live open source! Thank you for sharing the insights of Sir. Atwood.
What Color is Your Parachute by Richard Bolles should be required reading for any job seeker, especially in this economy.
The great thing about open source is that you can build a name for yourself and develop your skills by working on a real project, assuming you have enough economic stability to have some computer equpiment and internet access (many of the tools needed to work on open source aren't included in the locked down workstations available at a public library, e.g. git.) Trying to build a portfolio of work for academia, where the 'product' is scholarly research, is, by comparison, a complete pain. I can't even do a proper literature review without having to beg friends with jobs in higher education to retrieve journal articles for me!
I'm the Mark Atwood that gave the talk. Thank you Jason, for attending, and for your accurate article.
You forgot one of teh most important factors: live in an area that isn't a dying economy, where the state government hasn't taxed every viable industry out of existance (or forced them to relocate). If you can't relocate, none of these tips will help at all, and you get to watch Poughkeepsie turning into the next Detroit.
@jelabarre, that's not true. One of the awesome things about open source jobs is how much more often they can be long distance telecommute work. Good open source employers don't care that you're not in an expensive city. I know more than a few successful open source people who live in or even moved to so called "dying areas", rural outbacks, rustbelt zones, and even just more livable cities. The Bay Area is hardly livable or affordable. Having a high tech job salary in an "economically depressed" area can mean your dollars go a lot farther.
A lot of things fall under wishful thinking like
>don't work for a jerk.
>And, take care of yourself by working out
and of course
>On money, Atwood recommended to avoid debt
whch i guess means no college.
Even the 'learn a new language every 6 months' is pure fantasy.
I brought it up at our dept meeting this morning, it made everyone laugh except one guy, the most asocial, cliched, stay at home geek in our company.
With project deadlines, working 60-80+ hour weeks and kids, most of our IT dept's free time goes to some free software projects. Stuff like gym, learning new things, a social life gets often left for the back of the list (that doesnt nag you every 3 days to cut the grass). Although we have 5 guys who have small home gyms in their homes which helps save you lots of travel time.
There are lots of things people would love to do if they didnt work so much. Take a walk in the park, go skiing, paint the garage. The big problem is time Time is the new money. You can always make more money but that money doesnt buy you time.
(our company is huge on flex time and telecommuting so our employees dont spend 20hrs+ per week in travelling to work. were also looking at adding a small gym in a quest for health but mainly in a quest to save our employees time)
Hello Sinjin:
>>Atwood recommended to avoid debt
>whch i guess means no college.
I'm not quite to recommending that, but almost. Google for "Higher Education Bubble". Certainly, don't go into student loan debt for $40K for a low quality non-STEM degree. The last 50 years of advice about "its worth it to go into debt to get a degree" is getting less and less true. If you feel you need a degree, go to the cheapest good quality school you can, and borrow the least amount of money you can get away with it.
Having a good portfolio of work not only beats a resume, it even beats having a degree, when getting an open source job.
> working 60-80+ hour weeks
Nobody can sustain 60-80 hr weeks indefinitely. You will wreck your health, and you wont be productive anyway, your useful output will be no more than working 40 hours a week anyway. Read the Lifehacker article: "Working Long Hours Is Hazardous to Your Health and Your Productivity". Give a copy to your managers. If they think it's "pure fantasy", look for managers who are actually good at their job, because these are not.
Thanks for a great article, there are many pressures on our time and it is important to define goals/get your priorities right. As someone who balanced open source with a B.Sc. and later a Ph.D. that was significantly easier than a wife, children and job! That said many of these points really resonated with me, I really enjoy working on open source, wish I had more time for it, but also need to prioritize work, family, exercise and fun! Volunteering as a moderator has been enormously rewarding, but was something I thought about quite a bit. Thanks Jason for writing this up, and Mark for sharing his thoughts!
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All excellent advice for would-be professional FOSS devs... And I'd also like to point out - despite my strong pro-FOSS bias - these same steps will be equally compelling for a non-FOSS employer, so it's they're all a no-brainer if you want to be a developer...
Yes, lightweight, this advice works for non-FLOSS devs as well. This was pointed out during the Q&A at the end of my session.
One thing worth noting is that while this approach is useful getting a non-FLOSS job, if you use it to get a FLOSS jobs, and then keep doing it, it will continue to work to get the *NEXT* job as well. One of the risks of non-FLOSS development is that you can drop off the radar, and when the job ends, your portfolio and reputation has a hole in it.
Yes, totally agree - I wouldn't do non-FOSS dev myself, but some people don't feel they have that choice... but the trend seems to be moving towards "FOSS-by-default" rather than the old-skule proprietary by default.


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