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Barring a surprising vote by Inter-Tri County League superintendents next month, it appears inevitable that the league will expand to three tiers for the 2015-16 school year.
Weathersfield Schools superintendent-and acting president of ITCL superintendents-Damon Dohar and ITCL assistant commissioner John Mang elaborated this week on the league's proposal.
"We originally started kicking this plan around a few years ago," Dohar said. "There were some schools who were unhappy with the amount of travel that was required and we began to think of solutions."
Talk of splitting the conference into three divisions was pushed to the back-burner at the time in favor of a plain to divide girls and boys sports based on enrollment rather than combine the two. This fall though, realignment talks ramped back up.
"We've been talking for about seven or eight months now," Dohar said. "There was beginning to be a lot of discord among league members about the travel issue. It got to the point where we needed to do something if the league was going to survive."
In addition to cutting down on travel one of the other goals according Mang was to boost gate receipts, particularly for football.
"Some of these schools that were far away from each other were having a hard time drawing fans to their games," Mang said. "Hopefully this could take care of some of that."
Dohar did not say which particular schools were voicing the loudest concerns.
"I can only say from my perspective at Mineral Ridge that it was tough playing some of the schools that were further away," Dohar said.
A committee was formed to examine various realignment formats. In addition to Dohar, other superintendents who were active in the process were Don Mook of Columbiana and Kirk Baker of Jackson-Milton. The proposal was passed 15-0 by the ITCL principals last week and is awaiting a final vote by the superintendents sometime in April.
One topic that Mang acknowledged has drawn concern from coaches was the way non-conference games will be handled.
Under the current plan, schools would have to schedule two cross-divisional games for football every year. For basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball, schools would play all teams within their division twice and all of the other division teams once.
Various area coaches have been concerned about the lack of schedule flexibility such a plan would create in volleyball and basketball where there would be only three open dates for schools to schedule whoever they liked.
"That was one of the first things brought up," Mang said. "A lot of coaches were concerned."
However, Mang said that an "opt-out" clause has been worked into the proposal that would release opposing schools from cross-division games if they both agreed. Schools would have a 30-day window in the spring before schedules are set to make changes. Both schools would then be free replace the dropped opponent with any school they wish.
"I think you will see that plan come into play a lot," Mang said. "We will continue to address concerns people have leading up to the final vote."
If the proposal passes, Mang said the door could be left open to future expansion, but that it would still be quite a ways off.
"Right now, I think we just have to take a couple of years and see how this plays out," Mang said. "There are people who are skeptical right now but we just need to wait and see. I do think that being proactive in this day and age is a good thing. We've seen conferences change shape in a hurry."
Red Division: Crestview, South Range, Springfield, East Palestine, United.
White Division: Columbiana, Leetonia, Wellsville, Lisbon, Southern.
Blue Division: Lowellville, Western Reserve, Jackson-Milton, McDonald, Mineral Ridge, Sebring.


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Bristol White Sox announce concert series
BRISTOL, Va. - The Bristol White Sox professional baseball team has announced the dates for their upcoming summer concert series, a new addition to the Sox promotional calendar for 2013.
Fans will have the opportunity to watch up and coming musicians from the region before select professional baseball games this season at Boyce Cox Field.
Opening the series will be Adam Lawson on June 25 against the Kingsport Mets, followed by The Farmhouse Ghost on July 18 against the Elizabethton Twins. The inaugural series will conclude with Seventh Inning Stretch on August 1 against the Greenville Astros.
The gates to the ballpark will open at approximately 5:45 p.m. on concert dates, with music starting at 6 pm.
For more information about the Sox, or to purchase tickets for the 2013 season, visit www.BristolSox.com.

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Source: Tesla Motors
quote: It took years for the infrastructure to be in place to make gasoline engine vehicles practical in the United States.
quote: When you can pull up to a station and "quick charge" your battery in less than 10 minutes, then you'll see EVs take off.
quote: Key difference though, oil/gasoline created an industrial and economic boom. So people were highly incentivized to make it happen because it was extremely profitable to do so. Look at all the millionaires/billionaires this has created over our history.
quote: Plus some of us are tired of being pivot men to oil companies. I don't know about some of you but I am getting sore.


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Monday, March 10, 2014
Charleston has become an ever-growing melting pot of inspired artisans, foodies, fashionistas and the latest yogis. Yoga and Charleston seem to go together like your favorite cliché duos. This is why Chelsea Atilla, of Sola Yoga LLC, has partnered up with Natalie Halt, of Gather Yoga, to showcase the potential for community events in Charleston.
Body: Their first event of the season will be Sunday, March 16, in Cannon Park, to celebrate one full week of Daylight Savings Time. The festivities will begin at 3 p.m. with live music from Charlestons own DJ Jake Butler. Chelsea will lead yogis in a 60-minute Vinyasa flow yoga class followed with bites provided from some of Charlestons favorites: Verde and King of Pops. Cannon Park is located at 131 Rutledge Ave, Charleston, S.C. A $10 donation to those involved is asked in exchange for a beautiful Sunday afternoon of yoga, music, community and sunshine. Please arrive early. Parking is limited, carpool or bike if possible.
Chelsea Atilla founded Sola Yoga LLC this year and is Charlestons latest stop for popup and community yoga around the city. Natalie Halt, founder of www.GatherYoga.com, has put together a beautiful online yoga community for people around the world to connect, grow and share all that is yoga. The two companies similar ideas and parallel love for gathering in yogas name made this collaboration effortless.
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Jefferson ranks high in statewide health rankings
Berkeley, Morgan counties drop in annual study
March 21, 2013
MARTINSBURG — In the latest county health rankings for West Virginia, Jefferson County went from No. 5 in 2012 to No. 4 this year....
Clearly this reflects the fact that many families left VA and MD settling in Jefferson county which skews any such data being that "...the county ranked first in income, second in employment and 11th in education..." indicates that families in Jefferson County have different opportunities than elsewhere in the state. What gets buried in the article is the failure to maintain healthy lifestyles. A better evaluation could have been presented.
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Artists' Techniques Rendered Habitat Dioramas Mesmerizingly Real
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The dioramas in the Jill and Lewis Bernard Family Hall of North American Mammals have always been splendid, but after more than a year of painstaking restoration, they look better than ever. A multi-video series documents their renovation. In these videos, Museum artists Stephen C. Quinn and Joianne Bittle Knight describe how the 3-D foregrounds and 2-D backgrounds of the dioramas were originally created.
Happy Birthday, Charles Darwin!
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It's Darwin Day 2013, and readers around the world can digitally peruse scientific manuscripts Charles Darwin wrote, thanks to the Darwin Manuscripts Project at the American Museum of Natural History, directed by David Kohn.
Whales: Giants of the Deep Swimming to the Museum
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Just six weeks to go until the opening of Whales: Giants of the Deep, a new exhibition devoted to the biology, anatomy, and evolution of whales—as well as their cultural significance to maritime human cultures, from New Zealand to New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Setting the Table for the Year of the Snake
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This Sunday marks the first day of the year 4711 in the Chinese lunar calendar—the Year of the Snake. And to get the new year off to an auspicious start, families will gather to share delicious meals.
Tracing the Face and Age of the Placental Mammal Ancestor
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text: time to get laid, Chad ________________________________ From: Chad Smith <chad78 at gmail.com> To: Chattanooga Unix Gnu Android Linux Users Group <chugalug at chugalug.org> Sent: Tue, December 11, 2012 1:00:42 PM Subject: Re: [Chugalug] Richard Stallman and open source My issue is with *him* as a person. I don't like him. I don't like his personality, I don't like his arrogance, I don't like his self-promotion. So, yes, I don't like his tone. He is a megalomanic, a narcissist, an idiot (when it comes to dealing with human beings), and a jerk. He believes everyone should do things the way HE thinks that they should be done. That all software should be his definition of "Free Software®™©". That's not freedom - that's the opposite of freedom. If programmers don't have the choice to NOT give away their software - to NOT share their code ... then they are not free. The software may be free - but the programmer is not. I like open source software. I use open source software. I have promoted and supported open source software - with my time, my voice, and my dollars. I believe that there are good things about open source software. I am one of those people who promote the pragmatic side of it. Many hands make light work, many eyes make bugs small (and few).... I also understand the pitfalls of having data locked in some proprietary format that you don't have control over and could potentially lose access. Anyone who has ever had to design anything in Publisher and doesn't always have access to a Windows machine knows that fear. It especially pisses me off when he attacks people who are actively developing, promoting, and encouraging open source software because they are not "Free Enough". These people are on your side, idiot. Stop shooting your allies. But it's not an all-or-nothing thing. It's not even an "us vs. them". It's not just that open source isn't the enemy of "Free Software®™©" and proprietary software is. Why does there have to be an "enemy" at all? Just do your thing and let other people do theirs. If you want to explain the benefits of your way of doing things, fine - but don't claim that doing things any other way is evil. If you want to promote Free Software as the best way - fine. Do not claim it is the only way. Because it's not. -Chad W. Smith -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://chugalug.org/pipermail/chugalug/attachments/20121211/42a65d60/attachment.html>


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The June edition of Scion AV's Open Mic brought together some of the most original and underrated rappers out right now with a lineup featuring Riff Raff, Stalley and Smoke DZA. This exclusive show at Coco 66 in Brooklyn was filled with sweepstakes winners who earned their attendance through Scion AV's contest on Twitter and Instagrram.
People were lined up outside the club before the doors even opened. The night got started with a set from DJ GetLive! who got the crowd moving as the spot filled up.
Related: Upcoming Scion Open Mic with Hit Boy, Chase N. Cashe, Aaron Cohen, DJ GetLive!
Soon Harlem's own Smoke DZA hit the stage hard with a high energy set, bringing his crew with him.
Up next was Riff Raff, whose fireball set burned fast as the place went nuts for his absurd rhymes and one of a kind style.
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Source: Eurekalert
quote: Using two specific molecules, called p16 and RGN, turned the cells to a much younger state.
quote: P16 and RGN are genes that are expressed at a higher level in aging cells.
quote: It's also worth noting that the results are from cells implanted into rats, not humans.
quote: The cell cultures are then infused with a combination of growth factors—common factors that cause blood vessel growth and cell proliferation—positioned in such a way within the porous scaffolding that the cells are able to be stimulated by these factors.
quote: Trolling people who add important details to typically-lacking news bytes on highly technical scientific journal articles makes YOU look like a tool.
quote: I don't know why you feel the need to attack this guy for attempting to add a little bit of detail. How dare he proffer a correction. The nerve of that guy?!Sure if hes saying things that are incorrect (see below) thats always a problem.
quote: On that note, your proposition that the culture environment is totally irrelevant as long as its suitable for cultivation is balderdash.
quote: Maybe if you qualified the cultivation milieu as being homologous to human...but you didn't. Cells can survive and even thrive in non-physiologic conditions.
quote: I don't have time to spare (too busy making science)
quote: to attempt more than a cursory, unsuccessful, search to find this article--probably too soon. However, I am skeptical this micro-environment was inside a rat. Entirely possible, but my gut feeling is some sort of cell-culture matrix. See below sentence:
quote: What's your point? Genes are molecules and paraphrasing wikipedia makes you look like a tool.
quote: No, it's not worth noting that because the experiment was testing the cells themselves
quote: In the second paragraph you reveal yourself to be a libtard, claiming my rebuttal to his post is an "attack". Obama much?


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Agile Development of Safety-Critical Software
Vuori, Matti
Publication type: Laitosraportti - TUT Publication series
Issue date: 2011-06
Citation: Vuori, Matti. 2011. Agile Development of Safety-Critical Software. Tampere University of Technology, Department of Software Systems. Report 14, 95.
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University: Tampereen teknillinen yliopisto
Faculty: Tieto- ja sähkötekniikan tiedekunta – Faculty of Computing and Electrical Engineering
Department: Ohjelmistotekniikan laitos – Department of Software Systems
Agile software development has gained an enormous success in all kinds of product and system development. It has been expected to provide more control for the development process and to be able to deliver value to customers and developers earlier and to be able to meet challenges in changing requirements more easily than previous process lifecycle models. One area where implementation of agile processes still needs a lot of work before becoming a well understood practice is the development of safety-critical software. This paper analyses the agile principles and processes and gives guidance on how organizations could change their processes to a more agile way without risking the safety or marketability of the products or causing increased product and liability risks. In this report, IEC 61508 standard series was selected as basis for the requirements of safety-critical development.
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So, the big news here locally is that the Canucks are going to press 'reset' ... whatever that means. There is cry for any and everyone including trade the Sedins. Just wondering if you guys think there is anyone here that might be able to solidify the Wings next year? Only possibility might be Edler or Burrows. Edler - Swedish, maybe he can do well in our system? Burrows is a feisty forward
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on February 17, 2013 - 1:00 AM
Both parties should let budget cuts take effect
It appears that neither political party has the gumption to address the budget crisis. All this political prepositioning nonsense is an insult to the thinking citizen because it doesn't provide a viable solution to the budget problem. Our legislators lack the courage to cut any department of the government by even 1 percent. How will they find the courage to balance the budget? Therefore, why not let the automatic budget cuts take effect and create three winners?
The general public would be one of the winners because corrective actions would be taken to reduce the debt. Both political parties would be the other winners because both would have the opportunity to blame the opposing party for the resulting reductions. And they would be winners in that they would both achieve some of their objectives from the budget cuts.
Consequently, they might learn to cooperate to address needed adjustments that would be necessary for military and social program shortcomings. This might also prevent some of the obstructionism that will be practiced when individual legislators' pork-spending programs are being addressed.
I urge our "public servants" to get serious about reducing waste by the government, whether it be for non-required military programs or abuses of social welfare programs.
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Records Fall in 55-14 Football Victory over Miami
MUNCIE, Ind. -- Ball State celebrated its 2013 Senior Day with a 55-14 home victory over Miami University to earn its 10th win of the year in record-setting fashion.
"We are happy to get win number 10, finish the season strong, go undefeated at home and send our seniors out with a victory," Ball State head coach Pete Lembo says. "It was a pretty good day."
For only the third time in the Cardinals' 89-year history of football, Ball State has tallied at least 10 victories in a season. And in doing so, the Cardinals set numerous offensive records to improve to 10-2 overall and 7-1 in the Mid-American Conference. Miami University fell to 0-12 on the year and 0-8 in MAC action.
With scores early and often, Ball State raced out to a 35-0 halftime advantage behind the arm of senior quarterback Keith Wenning, who completed 21-of-26 passes for 301 yards with five touchdowns in the first half alone.
Wenning threw a school record six touchdown passes and matched his career high with 445 passing yards to set the Ball State single-season record with 3,933 passing yards. Wenning set the single-season school record with 34 touchdown passes, while reaching 91 for his career to move into fourth place in MAC history. He ended the day completing 27-of-33 passes for 445 yards and six TDs.
For the first time in school history, the Cardinals managed to have three players tally at least 100 yards receiving in the same game – Jordan Williams (161), Willie Snead (133) and Jamill Smith (127).
Smith tallied his third receiving touchdown of the game with less than a minute to play in the first half to give the Cardinals a 35-0 lead. Snead managed his lone touchdown grab on a 14-yard completion from Wenning in the first half, while Williams caught his first of two TDs in the first half and his second with 12:03 to play in the game on a 75-yard pass from Wenning.
"It was an interesting 16 days off and our guys did a great job of staying focused during that time," Lembo says. "There were times where we were a little bit sluggish, but overall it was solid and we stayed after it. There were some guys we held out of this game because they were banged up. There were some guys that got banged up during the game but some backup guys were able to step in and do a very solid job for us."
Snead ended the day with 11 catches for 133 yards and one touchdown, breaking the school record for single-season receiving yards with 1,429 yards. Smith managed seven catches for 127 yards and three scores, and Williams had five receptions for 161 yards and two TDs.
Defensively, the Cardinals were led by the career high 14 tackles by Ben Ingle.
Ball State entered the game seventh in the nation in turnovers gained and first in the country in fumbles recovered and added to both of those totals with one interception and two fumble recoveries.
The defense ended the game with a season high 11 tackles for loss, including a career high three TFLs by Jonathan Newsome. Jeffery Garrett matched his career high with two tackles for loss and logged his second career fumble recovery on a fumble forced by placekicker Scott Secor. The Cardinals also tallied a season high six sacks, marking the most since the Cardinals had six sacks in 2010 at Central Michigan.
"We will enjoy this victory and try to be patient and await our fate," Lembo says. "It has been a good year and we will have another opportunity to win a bowl game. The whole three years, everything has exceeded expectations with these guys. I would almost be short changing it if I just talked about this year because it all started three years ago. These guys have just been tremendous from day one. One of the most satisfying things about Ball State is we have some really intelligent student-athletes. Those are the ones that are fun to coach."


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PITTSBURGH - Pittsburgh spent four games last June futilely flailing away at Tuukka Rask as the Boston goalie shoved the Penguins out of the Eastern Conference finals one remarkable save at a time.
Any real chance at payback won't come until the playoffs. Still, Pittsburgh knows its taut 3-2 win over the Bruins on Wednesday night is a pretty good place to start laying the groundwork.
"They are a very good defensive team," Penguins forward Brandon Sutter said. "To get chances and capitalize on them is huge. That's a big building block for us."
Sutter and Jussi Jokinen scored 6:58 apart in the third period and the Penguins held on. Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 21 shots for Pittsburgh, including a sliding save on David Krejci just before the final horn. Chris Kunitz picked up his sixth goal of the season for the Penguins while Sidney Crosby's assist pushed his points total to an NHL-high 21.
"We played the right way and we were the better team tonight," Jokinen said. "It kind of felt like a playoff game, a little bit those same matchups like last spring. Lots of hitting, lots of battles."
Battles the Penguins won. Then again, that's what happens this time of year. Pittsburgh is 9-1 in its last 10 regular-season games against Boston.
Fact Box
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Patrice Bergeron and Jarome Iginla scored for the Bruins. Rask finished with 28 saves, but couldn't stop Boston from dropping a road game for the first time this season.
"We didn't play to our identity," Bruins coach Claude Julien said. "We didn't play a heavy game for two periods tonight. We had to play three periods like we did in the third and that wasn't the case."
The meeting between the teams was the first since Boston's emphatic four-game sweep in the Eastern Conference finals, when the Bruins suffocated the NHL's highest scoring team into submission. The Penguins scored only twice in nearly 14 periods of hockey and never led at any point, undone by Boston's defense and a near flawless performance by Rask, who stopped 134 of 136 shots in the series.
Nearly five months later, little has changed.
"I think the intensity and the atmosphere, not quite sure it was April and May and June, but it was certainly a good night for a Wednesday night rivalry game in October," Pittsburgh coach Dan Bylsma said.
Kunitz gave the Penguins a 1-0 lead in the second period when he collected a shot from teammate Kris Letang with his chest then backhanded by Rask with his back to the net. The power-play goal was the fifth given up by the Bruins in their last seven penalty kills.


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Martinsburg-Berkeley County Library awarded literacy grant
February 20, 2013
MARTINSBURG — In a continuing effort to promote outreach services to the community, the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Public Library recently received a grant to promote literacy in adults learning......
First,I agree that the homeless have needs we need to address.However, that's not this fund. Second, if the Library is to be successful at ANY outreach program, maybe they should earmark some of this money to actually do OUTREACH. I have had my card for 10 years and never knew they had softwrae to learn another language. IF they are earmarking for outreach it either isn't working, someone is pocketing some cash or, for that matter, being Martinsburg, the library probably considers 'outreach' as keeping it among your closet friends and relatives.
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Goo: "Let's use the money to install showers and a laundry for the homeless."
What does this have to do with literacy?
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Acts, 2016 Reg. Sess., Ch. 121
Except as hereinafter provided, no person, firm, co-partnership or corporation shall offer for sale, possess, expose for sale, sell at retail, keep with intent to sell at retail, or use or explode any fireworks: Provided, That the state fire marshal may adopt reasonable rules and regulations for the granting of permits for the supervised displays of fireworks by municipalities, fair associations, amusement parks, and other organizations or groups of individuals. The state fire marshal shall have the authority to charge a fee of ten dollars to each applicant requesting a license to be a pyrotechnic operator as set forth in this article. The state fire marshal shall charge a scaled fee for all applications requesting permits to establish a pyrotechnics display as provided in this section. All fees required to be paid by the provisions of this section shall be paid to the state fire marshal and thereafter deposited by him into a special account for the operation of the state fire commission. Such permits may be granted upon application to said state fire marshal and after approval of the local police and fire authorities of the community wherein the display is proposed to be held as provided herein and the filing of a bond by the applicant as provided hereinafter. Every such display shall be handled by a competent operator licensed or certified as to competency by the state fire marshal and shall be of such composition, character, and so located, discharged or fired as in the opinion of the chief of the fire department, after proper inspection, and of the chief of police as to not be hazardous to property or endanger any person or persons. After such privilege shall have been granted, the sale, possession, use and distribution of fireworks for such display shall be lawful for that purpose only. No permit granted hereunder shall be transferable.
The governing body or chief executive authority of the municipality shall require a bond from the licensee in a sum not less than one thousand dollars conditioned on compliance with the provisions of this article and the regulations of the state fire commission: Provided, That no municipality shall be required to file such bond.
Before any permit for a pyrotechnic display shall be issued, the person, firm or corporation making application therefor shall furnish proof of financial responsibility to satisfy claims for damages to property or personal injuries arising out of any act or omission on the part of such person, firm or corporation or any agent or employee thereof, in such amount, character and form as the state fire marshal determines to be necessary for the protection of the public.
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Saturday, August 30, 2014
A 30-year-old Moncks Corner man is dead after a 2 a.m. car accident on Highway 45.
According to Berkeley County Deputy Coroner Darnell Hartwell, Andra Robinson of Moncks Corner was driving on Highway 45 when he ran off the right side of the roadway and hit a tree. He was pinned in the vehicle and was extricated by the Fire Department and Rescue Squad.
Mr. Robinson was then transported to a local emergency room and pronounced dead, Hartwell reported.
Hartwell has ruled the death as accidental and the cause of death is from injuries received from the accident.
The Berkeley County Coroners Office and the South Carolina Highway Patrol are investigating the accident.
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2 tsp Eden Genmai Miso
1 tsp Eden Shiro Miso
1/4 cup organic almond butter
1/2 cup water
1/4 cup orange juice, freshly squeezed
1 Tbsp fresh parsley, chopped
1 Tbsp scallions, chopped
1 tsp any Eden Mustard
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A 19-year-old college student faces charges after a copycat stunt ended with an explosion on the campus of Florida Institute of Technology over the weekend.
Police in Melbourne say Christian Barnes Duke copied a stunt he saw on a TV show, "MythBusters," that involved the mixture of household chemicals and a dorm stairwell.
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The worst, most annoying "singer" on the planet Earth. Thinks she is "punk", but obviously isn't.
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Once said "I'm like Sid Vicious for a new generation!!"
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BATAVIA – Genesee Community College has added a seventh campus center and its first thousands of miles away in a high school in Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City.
Twenty Vietnamese students are enrolled in accelerated college studies at an independent preparatory school. The school, in the former city of Saigon, uses GCC curricula and certified adjunct faculty members.
Courses are being offered in math, French and business. Credits earned are transferable to GCC and most other colleges in the United States. Most of the students would like to attend college in the U.S., according to Edward J. Levinstein who heads GCC's Accelerated College Enrollment Program.
Of its 7,600 full- and part-time students, 130 from two dozen different nations are enrolled in GCC classes.


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Most of us are in a rut with the annuals we buy each year. The tempting arrays of brilliant color in the garden center draw us in and, in spite of the amazing varieties on display, we buy the same thing year after year.
Petunias, of course, impatiens for the shady spots, old faithful marigolds, portulaca for their host of colors, zinnias because they will grow anywhere, pansies early in the season and so on.
Now, is a good time to be adventurous. The prices are good now, and there are still some different flowers available that will give you color through August and September for a small outlay.
Torenia, or Wishbone flower, is interesting used as a border plant or edging. The plants grow to about 12 inches high. The small flowers have violet uppers and dark purple below, shaped rather like a snapdragon. The stamens look like a wishbone. New varieties come in pink, blue, white and burgundy. It will grow in sun or partial shade.
Nicotiana, or Flowering Tobacco, is worth growing for its beautiful scent and comes in many colors with trumpet-shaped flowers that grow in loose bunches. This plant reseeds freely, so once you have it established, you can expect seedlings to appear every year. Hummingbirds love nicotiana.
Monkey Flower, or mimulus, also bears a resemblence to a snapdragon. The yellow or red flowers are speckled with a contrasting color and are said to look like a monkey's face. They grow best in partial shade but will take some sun (though probably not the kind we are being treated to this summer).
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An interesting plant that will last well into the winter is ornamental kale or cabbage. For most of the summer, they develop just like their vegetable cousins but, with cooler temperatures, they begin to color up and form open rosettes.
The whole plant looks like an enormous rose. They are unpredictable in their eventual color, but if you want pink and red look for that color in the stems. The seeds are difficult to germinate with specific cooling and light requirements, so it is best to leave that work to the experts, and buy
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EAST PALESTINE - When Karly Pence is on the mound for East Palestine, one can usually expect a stellar pitching performance.
But even Lisbon couldn't have predicted this type of performance.
Pence struck out 17 Blue Devils in a complete game shutout as she led East Palestine (4-12) to a 8-0 victory at East Palestine City Park on Friday.
"She's going to keep them in every game," Lisbon coach Dave Crismon said. "We weren't disciplined enough at the plate. You have to have a plan when you go up against someone like her."
Pence muffled Lisbon's bats for the entire contest, allowing just four hits. Those were the only baserunners of the day for the Blue Devils (4-14), as Pence didn't walk a single batter.
"She was in total control tonight," East Palestine coach Dan McKinstry said. "She's one of the seniors on the team. This is her fourth year pitching, so she knows how to do it."
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LI - Calen Otto, lp (5ip, 8R, 8H, 4BB, 1K), Catie Metzgar (1ip, 0R, 2H, 0BB, 2K) and Kyrston Rose.
The experience Pence has gained through her high school career is evident in her pitching style. She often uses a combination of speedy fastballs and dawdling changeups to throw off hitters' timing.
"I go up in the zone with the risers," Pence said. "I like to get 'em around eye-level, so they get a look at it and force them to swing. With the off-speed pitches, I go low and outside to force them to reach out for it."
With either pitch, Pence was dominant.
"This was one of the better games I've had," Pence said. "I was just trying to motivate the team. You always want to limit the amount of plays your defense has to make."
"She's a competitor," McKinstry said. "She loves to compete. You can't teach competitiveness."
East Palestine had an impressive outing at the plate as well, scoring eight runs on ten runs. Logan Gatchel led the Bulldogs with four singles, producing four RBIs. Pence was also valuable swinging the bat, going 3-for-3 with a walk and two RBIs.
"We spent considerable time working in practice on bunting," McKinstry said. "When we get runners on, we have to be able to get them into scoring position. We're getting more comfortable at the plate."
Bunting was one of the central elements of East Palestine's attack. The Bulldogs had their leadoff hitter, Emily Duncan, lay down bunts for each of her at-bats in an attempt to use her speed to set up baserunners for the more powerful hitters further down the order.
"This is something we always do," McKinstry explained. "But it's something that we might have to do in the future. We aren't going to produce a ton of power with the bats we have. We have to move baserunners in order to score runs, and bunting can be effective at that."
Lisbon had one extra-base hit in the game - a first inning triple from Kenadee Pezzano. Katy Crismon, Calen Otto, and Kyrston Rose each scattered singles for the Blue Devils.
"We're finding ways to lose games," Crismon said. "We've been in a lot of close games this year. We just make these mental mistakes during important parts of the game that really cost us. Whether it be fielding errors, poor decisions, whatever, it always hurts."
East Palestine only scored runs in the first, third and fourth innings - all innings in which Lisbon committed an error. Coach Crismon did not believe this was coincidental.
"We actually pitched pretty well tonight," Crismon said. "We're not a team that's going to collect a lot of strikeouts. We try to pitch to our strengths, which is our infield defense. When we make the plays, we're competitive. But when we make the mistakes we made tonight, it's just opening the flood gates for disaster."
East Palestine will visit United on Monday. Lisbon is at Mineral Ridge on Monday.


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James Bond's legacy of famous cars and far-out gadgets can be traced back from one car—the 1964 Aston Martin DB5 007 driven in Goldfinger and Thunderball. Without any Bond spy modifications, the Aston Martin DB5 is a work of art. But it's the special effects that have made this car quite possibly the most beloved movie car of all time. The long list of cool tricks included ram bumper, machine guns, ejector seat, smoke screen, oil-slick sprayer and more. Looking back on the Aston from today's perspective, the most interesting feature may be the map screen in Bond's car, which foreshadowed today's navigation systems.
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By the 1970s the voluptuous shapes of sports cars from the 1950s and1960s gave way to distinctive and futuristic wedge designs. Pointy cars like the Lancia Stratos and Lamborghini Countach changed the automotive landscape. But neither one of them were ever driven by James Bond.
In The Spy Who Loved Me, the secret agent drove the white Series I Lotus Esprit hard. Yet the moment that sticks in everyone's mind is when the car transforms into a submarine after Bond jumps the car into the water. The Lotus sprouts stabilizer fins and props, and later, it drives up onto the beach as it morphs back into a car—with beachgoers staring slack-jawed.
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A Buffalo deli operator faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when he is sentenced on his guilty plea to food stamp fraud, U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul Jr. reported Friday.
Karem Almadrahi, 35, admitted he and others exchanged food stamp benefits for cash while participating in the operation of Zip's Food and Beverage at 896 Niagara St., according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert C. Moscati.
Almadrahi, Moscati reported, acquired $67,301 through the fraudulent transactions.
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Viktor Venema studied character design, illustration and animation at the Cartoon School in Amsterdam. Upon graduation in 1998, he found employment with the art studio of the Dutch Donald Duck weekly and the other Disney publications at Sanoma Media. Viktor makes cartoons for the letterbox section, but his main occupation is inking the editorial art by studio colleagues, including Maarten Janssens, Ed van Schuijlenburg and Wilma van den Bosch. He also inked the Donald Duck Junior stories drawn by Wilma van den Bosch and Jan-Roman Pikula in 2010-2011.
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He has worked on Flash pages for the magazine's original website and does digital editing of (older) comic stories. Since 2011, he is also involved in the art of other children's publications by Sanoma, such as Nickelodeon Magazine and Zo Zit Dat, for which he oversees the production of the 'Breinstein' comic with Jan-Roman Pikula.
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2. Two important essentials are needed for success in college: determination and a North Face jacket.
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3. The insatiable quest for God that humanity has has never been satisfied.
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For example a "treacherous bitch" you meet a nice woman at work to later find out she has set people up to be robbed, killed, and the above. She might have changed for you but she will strike again do to the unstable nature of her personality.
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UNIVERSITY PARK - Penn State first-team All-Big Ten selection Jordan Hill has accepted an invitation to play in the 64th Senior Bowl on Saturday, Jan. 26.
Kickoff at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Ala. is at 4 p.m. NFL Network will televise the contest.
Hill will be the 19th Nittany Lion to play in the Senior Bowl in the past nine years. Elected a team defensive co-captain, Hill will be the sixth Penn State defensive lineman to play in the game in the past 10 years.
A 2012 second-team All-American by Athlon Sports, Hill earned first-team All-Big Ten honors by the coaches, media panel, BTN.com and ESPN.com.
Hill was fourth on the team with 64 tackles, second with 4.5 sacks and tied for third with 8.5 tackles for loss this season. The former Steelton-Highspire High School standout also had one interception, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. A two-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honoree this season, his tackle total was No. 3 among Big Ten defensive linemen.
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UNIVERSITY PARK - Penn State All-American and co-captain Michael Mauti was been named the Most Valuable Player of the 2012 Nittany Lion football team before a crowd of nearly 1,000 at the main ballroom at the Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel Sunday evening.
Mauti was presented the Lions' Pride Outstanding Senior Player Award to highlight the State College Quarterback Club's annual banquet honoring the Nittany Lion football team. Mauti is the fourth linebacker to be selected Penn State's Outstanding Senior Player since the award's inception in 1978, joining All-Americans Shane Conlan (1986), Paul Posluszny (2006) and Dan Connor (2007).
In addition to the player awards, former Nittany Lion All-America linebacker Jack Ham was presented the Alumni Athlete Award.
A trio of awards were presented for the first time:
n Coaches' Award for the senior that exhibits pride, dedication, commitment and exemplary leadership in addition to outstanding performance - linebacker Gerald Hodges and cornerback Stephon Morris.
n Football Letterman's Club Joe and Sue Paterno Post-Graduate Scholarship - long snapper Emery Etter.
n Reid-Robinson Award (outstanding defensive lineman) - defensive tackle Jordan Hill and defensive end Sean Stanley.
The other 2012 State College Quarterback Club award winners were:
n John Bruno, Jr. Memorial Award for the outstanding member of the special - senior running back Derek Day and linebacker Michael Yancich.
n Ridge Riley Award to the senior for "sportsmanship, scholarship, leadership and friendship" - defensive end Pete Massaro and senior quarterback Matt McGloin.
n Richard Maginnis Memorial Award for the outstanding offensive lineman - senior tackle Mike Farrell and senior Matt Stankiewitch.
n Robert B. Mitinger, Jr. Award for the senior who exhibits courage, character and social responsibility - senior running back Michael Zordich.
n Outstanding Run-on Award for the non-scholaraship player who exemplifies total commitment, loyalty, hard work and courage- long snapper Michael Fuhrman and senior tight end J.R. Refice.
n The Nittany Lion Club Academic Achievement Award for the senior with highest GPA was presented to quarterback Shane McGregor (Ebensburg), who has a 3.85 grade point average.
n Quarterback Club Special Awards - Mark Arcidiacono, Joe Baker, P.J. Byers, Cody Castor, Andree Dupree, Jacob Fagnano, Patrick Flanagan, Frank Figueroa, Brian Irvin, Christian Kuntz, Evan Lewis, James Terry, Jamie Van Fleet, Garrett Venuto and Mike Wallace.
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UNIVERSITY PARK - Five Penn State football student-athletes have been named All-Big Ten as selected by ESPN.com and BigTenNetwork.com, while BTN.com selected Bill O'Brien the Big Ten Coach of the Year and defensive end Deion Barnes (Philadelphia) the conference's Freshman of the Year.
A total of five Nittany Lions were selected to the ESPN.com team and four made the BTN.com squad. Penn State's five honorees on the ESPN.com squad were second-highest in the conference.
Four Penn State players are on both the ESPN.com and BTN.com teams: senior defensive tackle Jordan Hill, senior Michael Mauti, sophomore Allen Robinson, and senior center Matt Stankiewitch.
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WINGATE - Bald Eagle Area's Jacob Taylor pinned Philipsburg-Osceola's Dennis Lumadue in the match's final bout as the fourth-seeded Eagles edged the fifth-seeded Mounties, 40-36, in the District 6 Class AA quarterfinals Tuesday night in high school wrestling action.
Chris Thompson (106), Chris Barnhart (113), Brian Evans (126), Andrew Greenawalt (152) and Jay Prentice (170) each won by fall for P-O.
195-Gawryla, BEA, maj. dec. R. Kephart, 16-6; 220-Varner, BEA, won by forfeit; 285-Sharkey, BEA, dec. Gray, 1-0; 106-Thompson, PO, pinned Kachik, 3:48; 113Barnhart, PO, pinned Bainey, 1:16; 120-Girdon, BEA, dec. Descavish, 6-2; 126-Evans, PO, pinned Noll, 1:43.
132-McCaslin, BEA, pinned Yarger, 5:59; 138-Shively, PO, won by forfeit; 145-Powers, BEA, inj. def. Millard, 1:47; 152-Greenawalt, PO, pinned Leskovansky, 2:36; 160-M. Taylor, BEA, pinned Shuey, 3:23; 170-Prentice, PO, pinned Verbitsky, 2:38; 182-J. Taylor, BEA, pinned Lumadue, 3:53.
Records: Philipsburg-Osceola (7-5); Bald Eagle Area (8-2).
HOLLIDAYSBURG - Tevin Pulcine (220), Damian Huff (106), Colton Walls (145), Jacob Wolk (160) and Ian Bilofsky (170) each recorded pins in Hollidaysburg's win over Punxsutawney.
Punxsy had four pins in the match.
The Tigers improved to 2-5.
220-Pulcine, H, pinned Covatch, :52; 285-Barton, H, won by forfeit; 106-Huff, H, pinned Lambiotte, 3:11; 113-Bowser, H, maj. dec. Boars, 11-2; 120-Bowers, P, pinned Kociola, 2:25; 126-Young, P, pinned Hagg, 1:05; 132-Schuckers, P, pinned Toscano, :55.
138-Arrington, P, won by forfeit; 145-Co. Walls, H, pinned Batley, 1:19; 152-Ca. Walls, H, tech. fall Botten, 18-2; 160-Wolk, H, pinned Zancis, :21; 170-Bilofsky, H, pinned Fachs, 1:11; 182-Perry, P, pinned Servello, 1:11; 195-Lanzendorfer, H, won by forfeit.
Records: Punxsutawney (5-8); Hollidaysburg (2-5).
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ALEXANDRIA - Derek Eichelberger (195), Eric Grace (285), Mason Replogle (132), Damian Corle (138), Drew Gartland (145) and Ty Bechtel (152) had pins for Northern Bedford in its rout of Juniata Valley.
195-Eichelberger, NB, pinned Dunkle, 1:14; 220-Ott, NB, won by forfeit; 285-Grace, NB, pinned Culp, 3:55; 106-Childers, NB, won by forfeit; 113-Deffibaugh, NB, won by forfeit; 120-Helsley, NB, won by forfeit; 126-Gochnour, NB, dec. Feagley, 9-2.
132-Replogle, NB, pinned Troutman, 1:49; 138-Corle, NB, pinned Wagner, 4:54; 145-Gartland, NB, pinned Singer, :39; 152-Bechtel, NB, pinned Houck, :33; 160-Kolinchak, NB, maj. dec. Fisher, 8-0; 170-Douglas, NB, won by forfeit; 182-Brunner, NB, maj. dec. Hess, 15-3.
Records: Northern Bedford (9-5), Juniata Valley?(2-13)
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NEW PARIS - Derrick Claar (120), Colby Hillegass (132), Jerimiah Zimmerman (138), Kyle Winegardner (152), Conner Buttry (160), Teddy Albright (170), Tyler Dibert (182) and Dan Albright (195) had pins for Chestnut Ridge as it defeated Tussey Mountain.
Quinn Barnett (145) had Tussey's lone pin.
106-Burkett, CR, won by forfeit; 113-Shank, CR, won by forfeit; 120-Claar, CR, pinned Park, 4:15; 126-Crouse, CR, won by forfeit; 132-Hillegass, CR, pinned Weimert, 4:42; 138-Zimmerman, CR, pinned Duvall, 1:09; 145-Barnett, TM, pinned Bence, 1:40.
152-K. Winegardner, CR, pinned Husick, 2:59; 160-C. Buttry, CR, pinned W. Brumbaugh, 3:22; 170-T. Albright, CR, pinned Sk. Brumbaugh, :30; 182-Dibert, CR, pinned Nichols, 1:33; 195-D. Albright, CR, pinned Sh. Brumbaugh, 1:31; 220-B. Winegardner, CR, won by forfeit; 285-A. Buttry, CR, won by forfeit.
Records: Tussey Mountain (9-12); Chestnut Ridge (18-1).


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5 Amazing New Inventions (That Will Doom Humanity)
#5. Flame Drills
A man named Jared Potter has recently developed a pair of flame drills that operate at temperatures of 3200 and 7200 degrees, respectively. That's hot enough to pretty well burn through anything, but rather than mounting them on the front of a spike-treaded tank and driving it into the UN to deliver his list of demands, Potter has instead opted to turn the fury of his psycho-drills on the very planet itself. At such high temperatures, the drills are capable of boring through the Earth's crust without ever actually touching the rock itself, thus eliminating the need for replacement drill bits, equipment maintenance and rock cooties.
How This Will Change the World:
If we're able to cheaply and efficiently burrow deeper into the Earth's crust than ever before, we can tap past the earth's crust to the chewy center, where a sea of molten rock lies waiting to power the flying cars of the future. The chief downside to using all that glowing hot earth juice as an energy source has always been location: If you don't live in a Dr. Evil style volcano base, it just doesn't do you much good. But with these new flame drills, geothermal shafts can be dug anywhere, just like tapping a well. A spurting well of unceasing Hellfire, sure, but a well nonetheless. This could cleanly solve all the world's energy needs and, what's better, we could look fucking hardcore while doing it.
"Just harvesting some fuel."How This Will End The World:
What part of superheated hydrogen drill boring into the Earth's core didn't set off an alarm with you? The whole idea reeks of barely veiled supervillainy, but even assuming that Potter has the best of intentions and is not, in fact, hiding a Cobra Commander mask in his back pocket, tapping a geothermal well where there is not already a natural vent brings a few risks along with it: volcanic eruptions, searing magma, earthquakes and crustal instability, to name a few. A volcano's only job is to provide an avenue for magma to exit through - but dramatic eruptions are only caused when that vent is blocked long enough to build up significant pressure. So if anything blocks, interrupts or otherwise interferes with the vent, then you have all the criteria for a volcano. Where's the nearest power plant to your house? Two miles? Five? Now, where's the nearest volcano? Yeah, well, pretty soon you're only going to need to know the one answer.
#4. Warp Drive
A lot of thought is being poured into new methods of space travel, and what scientists across the globe are discovering is that Star Trek is awesome, so fuck it: We're just going to do that. The term "warp travel" generally refers to a sort of jury-rigged workaround for the physical speed limit set by Einstein's Theory of Relativity, wherein one would propel space itself around a ship rather than power the ship through space. It's basically just exploiting a technical loophole in the universe, allowing us to travel at warp speeds by virtue of being total dicks to physics.
Take that, Physics, take it all!How This Will Change The World:
The great thing is that interstellar travel could very well be a possibility, as the fundamentals of a warp drive are being nailed down by some of the brightest minds in the world right now. Truly feasible interstellar travel could well traverse that last great step for humanity: The creation of a global society. There are countless divides between people that allow us to morally separate ourselves from one another. But interstellar travel could not only bring about the usual benefits science fiction promises us, (namely some of that sweet green alien strange) but also the end of all internal Earth conflict. If there are suddenly a billion other accessible galaxies teeming with life, the "us vs. them" mentality gets scaled up accordingly. Now instead of mere interspecies fighting, it's Earth vs. Everybody Else (hey, let's not fool ourselves here: We're always going to bomb the shit out of somebody; interstellar travel just means you're less likely to be related to them).
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The bad news is that it could cause a black hole every time you put key to ignition. A group of scientists in Italy say that the chief design principle of a working warp drive would also be its fatal flaw: A warp engine would work by creating a massive "bubble" of distorting energy behind the ship, but the energy output is so enormous that if it were to run out--like say, when you slow down, park or just run out of gas--the bubble would inevitably collapse on itself, thereby generating massive, sun-like temperatures before folding and creating a black hole. But hey, you've still got that engine! You can run away from it at warp speed!
...Unlike the solar system you're launching from.
"Boy, space sure was fun. Whelp, time to go."
So sure, you may be able to travel to new galaxies and meet fascinating alien civilizations, but you'll be burning those bridges right behind you--along with the rest of their entire planet. We guess as long as you don't give a shit about the sanctity of alien life, and never plan on returning home, you can burn your way through the universe with your jerk-drive all you want. Jerk.
#3. Artificial Brain
Artificial Intelligence is a staple of science fiction thrillers--from HAL 9000 to Wargames. The second we established the concept of AI, we pretty much knew that it would hate us with an undying passion. Perhaps we just have collective self-esteem issues; no sci-fi masterpiece depicts an AI that, upon coming online and searching its database in an effort to better understand mankind, responds by shouting, "You guys are awesome! We should get nachos!"
So clearly, creating conventional AI sounds risky; we're naturally assuming hatred and villainy will be an unintentional byproduct. But what happens if you instead simulate a human brain, with the same moral equilibrium, emotions and reactions we possess?
It's not that far-fetched: Henry Markram, director of the Blue Brain Project, claims that scientists will most likely perfect the artificial human brain in the next decade. They've already got the first elements of an artificial rat brain nailed down which, incidentally, might explain why the Internet keeps hissing at us and scurrying into the corner.
How This Will Change The World:
At his presentation at the TED Global Conference, Markram spoke of such virtues as the ability to solve philosophical questions that have been plaguing mankind (or at least former psychology majors who couldn't hack the bio requirements) for centuries, a greater understanding of how to treat mental impairments and even the elimination of pharmaceutical drug experimentation on humans. It makes sense, doesn't it? If there's an accurate simulacrum of a human brain on your laptop that's perfectly capable of telling you that these virtual blue pills cause it to see screaming and have trapped it in a shame cube, why bother putting actual test subjects through the same torture?
How This Will End The World:
People are emotional, unpredictable and capable of great cruelty. Now take away all physical pleasure and/or consequences and find out how it reacts.
If you can't imagine such horrors, don't worry because we've already started doing that: It's called the Internet.
Thanks to the web, we don't connect with each other physically as often as we used to and, as a side effect, we've seen an increase in rage, frustration and loneliness. Apparently, physical proximity is the only thing keeping empathy alive. Of course, this version of a virtual brain wouldn't possess the same worrying super-intelligence that we've been worrying about in our sci-fi, but really, is that comforting? After all, it's rarely the learned scholars who kill you for a hot dog and act surprised when they get the death penalty.
#2. Love/Anti-Love Pill
An American neuroscientist named Larry Young, of the Emory University School of Medicine, is operating under the theory that love is a chemical state like any other, and can be controlled as such. His research into prairie voles has shown that lifelong mating can be triggered, prolonged or even blocked by altering the level of certain chemicals in their brains. By injecting various levels of oxytocin into a female prairie vole's brain, Young was able to get the animal--a notoriously, fiercely monogamous creature--to immediately drop her current lifelong mate and bond, just as permanently, to the nearest male instead. In addition to officially using science for the saddest thing ever (crushing the hearts of adorable rodents), Young has also stumbled onto something potentially world-changing, because oxytocin has already shown similar effects in human patients.
How This Will Change The World:
How much tragedy has been caused by irreparable heartbreak? How many suicides were triggered by the lasting pain of shattered or just unrequited love? What if you could just turn off the heartbreak with a pill? Or, conversely, what if you could hook up with the first person you see, roll on down to the neighborhood Walgreen's for your love-pills, and then experience the same euphoria as Romeo and Juliet, no matter what your prior feelings? Control over one of our strongest emotions could eliminate half of the world's untimely deaths, from lover's quarrels to suicides, thus changing the very face of society. Also, emo bands would probably shut up, so that's a clear win.
How This Will End The World:
From an objective standpoint, love kind of sucks. Taking a pre-emptive pill to shut it down rather than risk experiencing heartache in the first place seems pretty tempting. The reason most people find love is that they seek it; they crave the experience even when there's no one there to experience it with. But if the whole need could be done away with from the start, maybe we could finally get some shit done. You want to get ahead at work? Well, having a family takes up valuable time, doesn't it? Anti-love pill. You want to watch the big game, but it's the mandated Sunday afternoon snuggle? Anti-love pill. Your kid's got a big game coming up that a good parent should really attend, but you kind of want to live a life of ceaseless adventure where every night is a guilt-free fuck-party? Anti-love pill!
Sure, a life actively avoiding love sounds lonely, but that's only from the standpoint of a person who is still capable of experiencing it. Who needs a loving, stable family unit or, for that matter, procreation in general, when World of Warcraft just released the long-awaited Ice Elf Orgy Expansion Pack?
#1. Computer Assisted Memory
Computer assisted memory is a recent goal, in that the very idea itself didn't crop up until we started pretty much practicing it anyway. We started uploading family photos to Flickr and burning our home movies to DVD and now that we've pretty much started doing it already, we want to go farther. From the still far-off goal of silicon enhanced artificial neurons, to the shaky present-day experiments already underway that simply photograph your days and archive them in searchable databases - computer assisted memory, in one shape or another, is going to happen.
How This Will Change The World:
What if you could remember everything? No foreign language would ever get rusty, no keys would ever be lost, no anniversary would ever be forgotten and hastily covered for by purchasing last minute gifts at the gas station. That could all happen with the complete archival of actual memories on an external system. Just imagine it: Terrabytes of storage, and nothing ever forgotten. Wisdom, after all, is little more than the possession of a larger database of memories from which to draw, so picture a world where simply purchasing a new hard drive puts you on par with the Dalai Llama. With an archival memory system, even death wouldn't be the end; your every thought and memory could be accessed by anybody, anywhere, forever. You could have Einstein on a thumb drive to browse through when bored. No genius, artist or visionary would ever be truly lost again.
How This Will End The World:
Where did I put my keyring? That had my flashdrive on it with 2017. That was the year I moved into my new house.
And... oh, goddammit. That was also the year I started using the artificial memory system - that was the year I chose the password...
Goddammit! Joni! Joni have you seen my keyring?
J-Joni? Wait, where's my house? Why am I living at the YMCA? Am I divorced?"
With an artificial memory system, one unlucky day turns you into the guy from Memento, and since we lost the hard drive that remembers pop culture references for us, we're pretty sure that guy turned out just fine--so everything's cool, homey!
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Beware Charity Fraud
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently sent me some information about some popular charity frauds going around lately.
I personally never respond to a solicitation. It could've come in the mail, through a phone call, or an email; I ignore them all. It's not because I'm a heartless person and it's not because I don't trust the solicitation, it's that I prefer to go directly to the charity. I don't want to write a personal check and put it in the mail. I don't want to give any sensitive information across the phone and I certainly don't trust email, with all the scams and phishing attempts surrounding those. I know the charities we like to support and we generally go directly to their websites to donate.
However, given the tumble the stock market had over the last year, a lot of charities are turning to solicitations to get more donations because their trusts and endowments are hurting. This has opened up an opportunity for scammers and thieves, so the FTC has offered up some good information to help you combat that.
If you recently received a phone call from a "charity" and are considering donating money, I recommend you read the FTC's Charity Fraud website for tips on how you can protect yourself and the people you're helping. When you give money to a scammer, it only empowers them to keep on ripping people off. As more people get burned, they start avoiding charities and charities that support the people the scammer said he or she was collecting for. In the end, it's the people you intended to help that get hurt the most.
I also wanted to spotlight two particularly poignant scams going on right now and how to protect them. The first involves scammers pretending to collect donations to support the troops, as in vets, active duty, or their families. The second is the result of an enforcement sweep of scammers that pretended to collect donations for police, firefighters, and veterans.
It's great to help those who are in need, but not if the money is going into the pocket of a scammer.


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Twilight Zone Marathon (Sci-Fi channel - US)
I don't know how many of you have noticed this but the annual 4th of July Twilight Zone Mararhon has started earlier than usual this year. As I'm writing this they have already been airing for a couple of hours.
But there is something new this year. The Sci-Fi channel has included the '80's version of the show with the classic (the classic episodes begin airing tommorrow) so if you haven't seen the versions from the 1980's now is a good chance to see them.
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