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This document provides information on the CiscoWorks Resource Management Essentials (RME) modules and log files.
Refer to Cisco Technical Tips Conventions for more information on document conventions.
A. The RME modules are described in the table.
Module Name Description Device Management Handle device addition/deletion/auto management. Bug Toolkit Find devices in the network that are affected by the specified bugs and also the bugs filed on a given device family. Config Archive Maintain an active archive for the device configuration files. Search the configuration archive files based on criteria you specify. Create custom reports for repetitive tasks. Group configuration files and label them as a set. Config Editor Change the configurations for the managed devices. Edit configuration files stored in configuration archive and download files to devices.. Database RME database consists of one main database, called rmeng.db, and three Db spaces, named SyslogFirst.db, SyslogSecond.db and SyslogThird.db. Inventory Collects and stores detailed information on every device managed by the RME server. In conjunction with Change Audit Services, Inventory Manager automatically tracks any changes to device components. Netconfig Does the configuration changes for the managed devices. Netshow Create network show command sets. Assign users to network show command sets. Define and schedule batch reports that can be executed at any time you specify. Swim Analyze whether the device needs Cisco IOS upgrade and performs the upgrade if it is needed. Schedule and download images from Cisco.com, import from the file system of the server, and maintain a local library of images. Validate images with devices before you initiate downloads, define and monitor the progress of scheduled jobs. Compare images that run on the devices in your network with the images available on Cisco.com. Archives the images that run on the device. Smartcase Open a case on Cisco.com through the CiscoWorks desktop. View the history and status of your case and update the descriptions of problems. Reports The reports are generated based on data from DB/CIDS or CCO. The report jobs and archives are available at a centralized location: RME > Reports > Report Jobs & Report Archives All report jobs and archives can be purged through RME > Admin > System Preferences > Job Purge Reports that include Audit Trial, Bug Toolkit, Change Audit, Contract Connection, Device Credential, Inventory, and Syslog. Contract Connection Verifies your service contract on Cisco IOS devices. ChangeAudit Search and View the central repository that has all network changes, such as inventory, software management, and so on. Specify periods of time to monitor network changes. Maintain the repository, convert changes into SNMP traps and forward them to your network management system. Syslog Track device problems. Create and view reports for syslogs based on date, device, or type of syslog. Configure automatic actions that occur when certain message types are received. Backup/Restore The backup/restore framework allows you to take backup of data periodically and restore it whenever there is a crash or based on requirement.
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Name of the Module Log File Name Device Management cda.log / EssentialsDM_Server.log Bug Toolkit bugtoolkit.log Config Archive dcmaservice.log / dcmaclient.log Config Editor cfgEdit.log Inventory IC_Server.log Netconfig netconfigclient.log Netshow NetShowClient.log Swim swim_debug.log Reports cri.log / invreports.log Contract Connection contractcon.log Config CLI ConfigCLI.log / cli.log ChangeAudit ChangeAudit.log / ChangeAuditUI.log Syslog SyslogAnalyzer.log / AnalyzerDebug.log / SyslogCollector.log / syslog_debug.log Backup/Restore Restorebackup.log / migration.log


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There is so much conjecture and argument over what is and isn't a "gaming" system that it's ridiculous. On one side, you have the SLI/CrossfireX crowd who swear up and down that you absolutely, positively must have multiple GPUs in order to have any type of semblance to a good gaming experience. On the other side, there are people (myself included) that feel that a 2500K/3570K/FX-8120/FX-8320 and GTX 660 Ti/HD 7870 makes a considerably potent gamer. You would be seriously hard pressed to find a game that any combination of those CPUs and GPUs couldn't handle. If you want to take it a step further, some of them will tell you that a pair of GTX 570s in SLI is serious gaming equipment, but a single GTX 670 or 680 isn't. Of course, the GTX 670 or 680 will outperform the 570s in SLI, and will do it without the SLI/CrossfireX stutter. It will also do it without needing copious amounts of power. Today's gaming systems hit harder than ever on the performance front, and do it with power efficiency that is worlds away from what we have seen previously. How much power do you need to run your "gaming system", do you need the 1200 watts you did two years ago to achieve that kind of performance? There are a lot of factors at play. First, let's start by agreeing that a 3570K running at 4.6GHz, an OC'd GTX 680, 16GB of 1866MHz RAM, two SSDs and two HDDs is going to make for a serious gaming system.
With that out of the way, let's talk about how we are going to look at power. Unfortunately, no one has stepped in and created a standardized required power rating for PSUs. Silverstone took it upon themselves to lay it all on the line with their new Strider Gold series. The power rating given is not a peak rating, it is a real rating. The rating shows continuous (not peak spikes) output power that the unit is capable of at 40 degrees C, with less than 3% ripple and noise and voltage regulation within 3%. In other words, what you see is the clean power the unit can produce for an indefinite amount of time. It is the real rating that all manufacturers should subscribe to and be held accountable for. You would probably be shocked at how the rating of your own PSU would change if this were adhered to, and how many "750 Watt" units would suddenly be labeled as "480 Watts" or thereabouts. So, using real power, how much are we going to need to run our serious gaming system? Using Silverstone's stringent ratings, we are going to use 550 watts. If you think 550 watts can't do it, you are about to have your eyes opened very wide.
With this in mind, looking at the 550 watt rating of the Silverstone Strider Gold ST55F-G changes a bit, but there is much more to the ST55F-G than unexpected power capabilities. The Silverstone Strider Gold ST55F-G is fully modular, including all MB and PCIe connections. Connections for one 6+2 pin and one 6 pin PCIe, eight SATA, three 4-pin molex and one floppy connector fit the expansion needs for almost any single GPU system. MB, 8-pin and PCIe connectors are a generous 550mm, while SATA and 4-pin connectors are slightly shorter at 500mm with all cables sleeved in black mesh. The depth of the ST55F-G comes in at a smaller than standard 140mm, making it a perfect choice for smaller form factor systems. A 120mm silent fan provides ample cooling for the ST55F-G. To keep things running safely, Silverstone has built seven way protection into the ST55F-G, including No Load Protection, which is a step rarely seen taken. Naturally, with 80 PLUS Gold Certification, the ST55F-G is going to provide its power with great efficiency.
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I have worked in a variety of oncology specialties including allogeneic and autologous stem cell transplant, lymphoma, immunology, and radiation oncology. Most recently, my nursing practice has focus on caring for cancer survivors and caring for patients undergoing radiation treatment. One exciting aspect of my position is that I have developed consensus recommendations for Dana-Farber's Lymphoma program about post treatment standards of care. These recommendations have been developed into an electronic medical record based method to provide treatment summaries and care plans for patients at the completion of lymphoma treatment. This method was tested in a clinical trial directed by Michelle Walsh, DNP. Working with the stem cell transplantation clinic, I have developed a multidisciplinary clinic that all allogeneic stem cell transplant patient that are one year post treatment go to develop a long term follow up plan. The best part of my job is being able to care for my patients and their families. I have been able to work with a multidisciplinary team to indentify any post treatment risks survivors may have and help them to develop a plan of action to prevent or reduce these risks. I am an active member of the Oncology Nursing Society. I have participated in the Institute of Medicine's National Cancer Policy Forum workshop on implementing cancer survivorship care planning. I am a former associate editor for the Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing. I continue to be a patient advocate as member of the National Cancer Institute's CARRA program, participating in peer review of extramural research funding grants.
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This company needs to pay back the money they got from shareholders while they where stealing other companies ideas, while the insiders where selling stock, and leading us to believe they could actually come up with their own products. BSX will probably have to pay residual payments and punitive damages untill they file for BK. They better hope theirs no mistakes or more lawsuits coming, not much cash left after this atrocity. IMO.
This whole company is one big pump and dump. Another day another defective product recall. How long until the FDA imposes corrective action?
those aren't the only synergies between these companies. On Thursday, Boston Scientific recalled some 40,000 implantable cutting balloons meant to treat blocked coronary arteries. The recall was Boston Scientific's second in a week, following last Friday's recall of about 18,000 devices that filter and dissolve blood clots from entering the lungs.
The timing is striking because Guidant's problems with J&J started when safety concerns pushed it to recall hundreds of thousands of defibrillators and pacemakers. The Food and Drug Administration and other agencies are probing Guidant's communication actions in product malfunctions and patient deaths, after The New York Times reported that Guidant failed to immediately tell doctors in some cases.
Of course, Boston Scientific's recalls are nearly as big as Guidant's, and many have questioned Boston Scientific's disclosure. Regardless of the reason for its recent weakness, Boston Scientific looks like a short.
Its down because some small time inpatient short covered. Unfortunate for him because this stock has a long way to fall. BSX insiders dump as much shares as they can at the lows because they know they will not be allowed to continue the killing and lies no matter how much they spend to come out with false propaganda and BS. People are dying as a direct result of their lax safety policies and poor quality control cuts because they needed to save some money to pay the executives their fat bonuses, to spin the truth, and to hire bean counters to hide their enormous debt.
"Why is this crap up so much today?"
This "crap" as you so stupidly call it, was up because the average trader is a hell of a lot smarter than a scumbag loser like you...
Why is this crap up so much today? They are about to shaft shareholders with a giant share dilution and might even file chapter 11 bankruptcy to reorganize all that debt.
Scott+Scott, LLC: A Leader in Pharmaceutical Corp Securities Fraud Litigation Filed Initial Case Against Boston Scientific on September 21, 2005; $400 Million in Insider Trading Alleged
Sunday November 20, 10:49 am ET
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COLCHESTER, Conn., Nov. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Scott+Scott, LLC (http://www.scott-scott.com), the first to file a securities class action against Boston Scientific Corp. (NYSE: BSX - News; "Boston Scientific") Scott+Scott represents both individual and institutional investors of Boston Scientific in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts (Case No. 1:05-cv-11934-JLT). Purchasers of Boston Scientific securities should contact attorney Neil Rothstein at 619/251-0887 with any inquiries. Presently, the class is defined as those who purchased the securities between March 31, 2003 and August 23, 2005, inclusive (the "Class Period"), but class periods can change as information is revealed.
If you purchased Boston Scientific securities contact Scott+Scott partner Neil Rothstein (email@example.com , 800/332-2259, ext. 22 or cell 619/251-0887) today or early Monday if you wish to discuss this action or have questions concerning this notice. Scott+Scott will provide class members with case materials, answer all questions regarding participation and rights, and assist with other services the firm provides. There is no cost or fee to you. Institutional Investors may also contact the firm at
email@example.com . During the class period, the stock traded over $45 per share and now trades at $26.10 per share.
NOTE: Also included are all those who acquired Boston Scientific through its acquisitions of Rubicon Medical, CorAutus, Precision Vascular, Advanced Bionics, CryoVascular Systems and TriVascular.
The complaint, filed as the first complaint at client request on September 21, 2005, alleges that Boston Scientific and certain individual defendants violated the federal securities laws (provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934) by making false and misleading assurances of the Company's ability to satisfy FDA regulations governing its medical device product quality. This falsity, the complaint alleges, caused its stock to trade at artificially inflated levels. The complaint also alleges over $400 million was sold in insider trading. For more information about the allegations, see Scott+Scott's initial press release at: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050922/neth040.html?.v=10 .
New Revelations: In late September and early October, it was reported that a hospital in Michigan temporarily halted the use of the Boston Scientific stent when it allegedly caused injury to a few patients. On November 14, 2005, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration stated it was investigating the matter.
That is my main worry about this stock continuing to rally. Low volume and the short ratio is only 1%. There are not many shorts out there to cover.
Look at all their desprate brainless messages.
The smart shorts already covered
Something really stinks and it's coming from you.
6 class action lawsuits thats nice. Do they even have money left to hire lawyers after paying all that debt?
Take your pick theres 6 and a new one every day
Stull, Stull & Brody Announces Class Action Against Boston Scientific Corporation
Tuesday November 15, 5:57 pm ET
NEW YORK, NY--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 15, 2005 -- Notice is hereby given that a class action has been commenced in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts on behalf of all persons who purchased the securities of Boston Scientific Corporation (NYSE:BSX - News) (the "Boston Scientific" or the "Company") during the period between March 31, 2003 and August 23, 2005 (the "Class Period"). Also included are all those who acquired Boston Scientific through its acquisitions of Rubicon Medical, CorAutus, Precision Vascular, Advanced Bionics, CryoVascular Systems and TriVascular.
Stull, Stull & Brody has substantial experience representing employees who suffered losses from purchases of their employer's stock in their 401(k) plans. If you bought Boston Scientific's stock through your Boston Scientific retirement account and have information or would like to learn more about these claims, please contact us.
The complaint alleges that Boston Scientific, a company that engages in the development and marketing of cardiovascular and endosurgery medical device products, violated federal securities laws by issuing false and misleading statements. Specifically, the complaint alleges that Boston Scientific provided highly explicit false and misleading assurances of the Company's ability to satisfy FDA regulations governing its medical device product quality, as well as affirmative representations as to the Company's knowledge and expertise regarding design, development, marketing approval and sales of its medical devices.
On August 23, 2005, based on the cumulative impact of three separate FDA Warning Letters, investors learned of defendants' broad-based concealment of its broken quality program and the risks the Company faced. As a result, Boston Scientific's stock price fell 4.5% to $25.92. During the Class Period, shares of Boston Scientific traded as high as $45.81 on April 5, 2004. While the Company's stock was trading at artificially inflated prices, insiders sold over $400 million worth of their personal holdings.
If you are a member of the class, you may request that the Court appoint you as lead plaintiff by November 21, 2005. A lead plaintiff is a representative party that acts on behalf of other class members in directing the litigation. In order to be appointed lead plaintiff, the Court must determine that the class member's claim is typical of the claims of other class members, and that the class member will adequately represent the class. Under certain circumstances, one or more class members may together serve as "lead plaintiff." Your ability to share in any recovery is not, however, affected by the decision whether or not to serve as a lead plaintiff. You may retain Stull, Stull & Brody, or other counsel of your choice, to serve as your counsel in this action. Stull, Stull & Brody has litigated many class actions for violations of securities laws in federal courts over the past 30 years and has obtained court approval of substantial settlements on numerous occasions. Stull, Stull & Brody maintains offices in both New York and Los Angeles.
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Brides can show a little kindness to their bridesmaids by checking out Bella Bridesmaid. The national chain — with locations in Houston, San Francisco, Seattle, Atlanta and San Diego — puts the beautiful back in bridesmaid dresses. Calling itself a "collection for the modern bridesmaid," the shop carries designs by Thread, Simple Silhouettes, Miracle, Jenny Yoo and Kathlin Argiro, to name a few.
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IAEA Annual Report: Climate Change to Shape Nuclear Future
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has released its 2007 Annual Report,
which notes that the nuclear development is increasingly shaped by issues
linked to concerns over and climate change, food and energy.
The Report states that an increasing number of countries are
seeking technical assistance on nuclear science and technology, including nuclear
power for electricity generation. The Report will be examined by the General
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October 2008 in Vienna, Austria.
The Report notes the Agency's contribution to
the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) Fourth Assessment Report
and outlines IPCC findings, including that nuclear energy has the largest
mitigation potential in terms of avoided emissions at the lowest average social
cost globally. On the policy side, the Report recalls the convening, by the
IAEA, of a side event during the Climate Change COP in Bali in December 2007,
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The Report further highlights the Agency's initiatives for ongoing water management efforts and assessing climate change impacts. Finally, the Report's
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A century and a half after the Civil War divided Baptists in America into separate congregations predominantly black and white, a diverse group of U.S. Baptists is exploring ways to cross boundaries of identity, doctrine and ethnicity to collaborate in community service.
In 2008, former President Jimmy Carter convened more than 15,000 people representing over 30 Baptist organizations in a gathering called the New Baptist Covenant. His desire was to bring unity to a faith tradition fragmented enough to inspire the old saying: "I don't belong to any organized religion. I'm a Baptist."
Subsequent national and regional gatherings were held to focus not on the various controversies that caused Baptists to separate over 150 years, but common values they all share. Now, said planners of a meeting of participants of previous gatherings convened Nov. 21-22 in Atlanta, it's time to move beyond talk.
"We've come to the New Baptist Covenant before as groups and enjoyed the camaraderie, enjoyed the worship and enjoyed the time together," Suzii Paynter, executive coordinator of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, said at a New Baptist Covenant summit meeting at First Baptist Church in Decatur, Ga. "Now we're in the enlistment part. We've had the inspiration, and now it's time for the perspiration."
This year Baptists in four cities — Dallas, Birmingham, St. Louis and Atlanta — and others in the Northwest United States region will develop covenant partnerships to work together in their communities to advance Jesus' mission described in Luke 4 as: "The Lord has anointed me to preach the good news to the poor. The Lord has sent me to proclaim release to the captives, and recovery of sight for the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor."
Over the next four years, planners have a goal of 100 "covenants of action" between sectarian Baptist groups differentiated for historical reasons that participants now regard as second-tier.
"The New Baptist Covenant is getting ready to go into a new phase," said Hannah McMahan, national coordinator of the New Baptist Covenant movement. "We've gathered here to make Covenant an action and not a philosophy."
McMahan, who participated in the first New Baptist Covenant gathering as a student at Wake Forest Divinity School, said the experience made her proud to be a Baptist.
"What we know as Baptists, when we are at our best, is that when we embrace diversity we are opened to God," she said. "That's where we find God."
"Each of us carries a piece of God, and when we extend ourselves, when we stretch ourselves, and we look over to another horizon by reaching out a hand — by caring for someone, by listening, by being heard — through those relationships we're not just loving each other. We're loving God."
Jeff Haggray, former pastor of First Baptist Church in Washington, D.C., and past executive director of the District of Columbia Baptist Convention, said Baptists "have always been a people of mission action."
"Baptists are those who say that we would rather see a sermon than hear one any day," Haggray said. "We are those who believe that it's not important how high you jump when your spirit gets happy but how straight you walk when your feet hit the ground."
"Even though we've been a people of mission action since our inception, so often mission action is constrained by the stuff of this world," he said. "We've done mission action in our own silos of geography, of race, of Baptist ideology, of theology, of politics, of ethnicity and so forth. And we've been separated from each other by boundaries and by fences that are not of God's making but of humankind's making. Through these covenants of action we're going to climb those fences."
Paynter said the Baptist witness is "not just about what we say," but a mutual commitment "toward shared values and common understanding of Baptist principles that bind us together."
"We recognize the autonomy of each of our congregations and each of our organizations, so what do we have to prove?" she asked. "We have to prove that we can work together. We have to be a witness to what we can do together — not for our own devotion or for our own identity — but to what we can accomplish across the country for the betterment of God's kingdom."


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The home of a family on vacation was extensively damaged in Green Oak Township in Livingston County early this morning.
Firefighters responded to the house, on Hollyhock Trail near Lee Road, at about 4:20 a.m., after neighbors reported flames leaping through the house's roof, said Township Deputy Fire Chief Kevin Gentry.
The roof of the house collapsed and there was extensive damage throughout the structure, Gentry said. "I don't believe it's occupiable," he said.
No firefighters were injured, but Gentry said two family pets - a dog and a rabbit - died in the fire.
It took about an hour to bring the fire under control.
The home's residents are out of state on vacation and it's unclear when they plan to return, Gentry said.
Assisting agencies were Brighton, Hamburg Township and South Lyon departments, as well as Green Oak Township police and Livingston County EMS, Gentry said.
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) is an extremely flexible substrate for building distributed object systems or components. These components can be built in any language that supports the COM standard for layout of binary objects and callable from any language that either has this layout or supports the late binding interface IDispatch.
COM is:
A binary standard for layout of objects. This layout is simply a vtable which is generated by using C++ abstract base classes (equivalent to Java interfaces). They have to be laid out the same way as Microsoft's C++ compiler does them, but that's it.
s (GUIDs) which uniquely identify COM interfaces, COM co-classes, COM objects, etc uniquely in time and space.
(IDL) - A language independent way of uniquely identifying COM Interfaces, their GUIDs, their methods and how parameters are passed in, out or in/out and a way to generate proxy and stub DLLs for marshalling
An interception Runtime that intercepts all calls and inserts a proxy/stub if necessary
Location transparency. COM was ALWAYS designed for distributed calls in the beginning. NT4 was the first implementation. The key is that the way you call a COM method on an interface does not change.
A COM Runtime, implemented in oleaut32.dll, that defines an API set, with CoX.... routines, such as
(Ex) that locate the object either by looking in the Registry or in the case of COM+ configured components from the COM+ catalog
Threading Models - STA, MTA, TNA to allow components of various threading types to live where they belong and talk to components of other threading requirements
Optionally a Type Library generated from the IDL that allows COM to be used from brain-dead scripting languages
COM clients *never* get a pointer to a COM object. They always get a pointer to an interface of that object.
COM does give you a defined interface:
, from which all other interfaces must be derived. IUnknown provides for reference counting (via
/Release) and runtime interface discovery/navigation -- dynamic type casting (via
OLE defines several interfaces to do with object linking and embedding. These interfaces are on top of COM. DirectX defines interfaces for gaming.
defines interfaces for media streaming. etc., etc. These are also on top of COM.
MTS was a separate add-on product (NT Option Pack) which leverages this further to provide for other stuff like just-in-time activation (JITA), object pooling (lowers instantiation costs by reusing objects), transactions, etc.
gets its name from COM + MTS + MSMQ + OTHER NEW FEATURES (like the new publish/subscribe event system).
merges the COM and MTS object models into one object model and puts the runtime into the kernel. It adds a list of features detailed on the
page. It doesn't necessary do anything different with DCOM (
)... DCOM is really just COM over the wire, where location transparency means something more than just being outside an apartment or local process, adding the possibly of communicating with an instance of a component running on entirely different machine.
I'd prefer that this page not degenerate into a
discussion. Ways that I think will avoid this are the following:
Ask your questions below.
If you answer a question, refactor the above explanation to include both, and delete the question.
Please refrain from signing anything, unless you feel the need for
Keeping this page a PissingMatchFreeZone
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if you feel the need.
As one who has worked with COM since its beta in 1993 and taught it, I went and re-factored the above. --
So, what's the story with Microsoft abandoning shared COM objects as code reuse? That is, storing multiple versions of the same COM object on the system, and then having each application maintain a manifest of the objects and versions they require? Actually, it's naturally because
as code reuse doesn't work at the interface level because the interface isn't implementation. But how does this affect COM's usefulness? Why not just use DLLs (for INPROC COM objects)? I'm not trolling here either; I just don't get it anymore. I love COM, but it seems so useless now. --
I assume you are referring to
's model and COM being dead. First of all, COM is not dead and COM+ continues to evolve and get new features.
has each Assembly (not application) maintain a manifest of the objects and versions they require. Why is this a win? Because this gets rid of the COM problem of having to register things in the Registry. This also allows a
app to use xcopy deployment: you just simply copy all the assemblies and files to some directory and party on. No more registration. No more registry. Your other question I don't understand: COM DOES use DLLs for INPROC COM objects. Let me know if this is not clear. Thanks for your interest. --
Apparently, in the latest versions of Windows (don't know exactly; I'm a Palm developer now), applications will no longer be able to use registered COM objects, but have to use that manifest thing. I recognize the reason being version inconsistencies. This is because component-oriented programming does not create code reuse (nothing does). So, it would seem that it's cheaper for applications to just statically link everything, except for the problem bugfixes and patches.
I don't believe that is true. I am using the latest Whistler and I can still register and use old-style COM objects.
In those cases, splitting the application into modules makes it easier to contain changes to small binaries. However, that doesn't explain what all the complication of COM is good for. A
plain vanilla
DLL seems like a better choice than a COM object. You lose the thread model, but that's really not much of an issue anyway.
Why? DLLs can't be versioned. COM Interfaces can be. In Proc COM Objects are DLLs.
Out of process COM objects have advantages, especially if they are persistently loaded and shared. But in process COM objects are just complication and overhead that isn't really necessary.
How so?
By the way, a nicer modularization scheme might be like Java's .class system, except that (just like everything in Java ;) it's broken. Perl has a good model too. Reports of C# indicate it's actually doing the right thing, which is super nice. But that doesn't leave much room for COM for normal applications.
Then again, maybe the IDispatch interface is enough reason? Interlanguage operability? I'm not entirely sure about that. DLLs work for that too, in most cases. Maybe a better question is "What does an INPROC COM object do for you now?" --
IDispatch is for dumb VB and scripting languages. DLLs and COM are not really a valid comparison unless you are comparing them for code reuse and then InPROC COM solves is that the lack of a C++ binary standard limits what language features can be used across DLL boundaries. Simply exporting C++ member functions is not enough to create a vendor-independent component substrate. Also, because C++ requires the client knowledge of object layout, C++ introduces a tight binary coupling between the client and object executables. So versioning is impossible. COM solves these issues and more. It allows a client to select and load binary components dynamically that can evolve their implementation layout over time without requiring client recompilation. Also an INPROC COM component provides RTTI of interfaces across multiple vendor's compilers and languages. The last area is resource management. A INPROC COM object can go away when there are no outstanding references.
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Local 4-H horse project members rode, roped and loped to wins at the Weld County Fair this week.
Over the course of three days, exhibitors competed in more than 100 different classes in five divisions.
This year, five Weld youth rose to the top of their age groups in the Western division. Terra Seyler accumulated the most points in the senior-age division; Andie Jensen was the intermediate champion; and Genna Campain and Courtney Carr won the junior and pre-junior divisions, respectively.
Exhibitors who are new to showing horses can compete in the novice division. This year, Samuel Scanga was the overall winner of the Western novice competition.
In addition to their success in the Western division overall, Seyler and Jensen, along with Lindsey Halverson and Madi Markham, earned the right to compete in the All-Around Large Animal Showmanship contest on Sunday.
Local 4-H members also showed in English, speed events, ranch horse versatility and green horse divisions during the horse shows this week.
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SFPD: 4-year-old in car as man rams copsUPDATED 5:39 PM MDT Aug 09, 2013
New Mexico State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened Thursday just before midnight in the 3000 block of Cerillos Road near Calle la Resolana.Video Transcript
A YOUNG CHILD INSIDE A CAR... AS POLICE FIRE AT THE DRIVER. THEY SHOT THE SUSPECT BECAUSE HE TRIED TO RUN OVER THE COPS. ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER ALANA GRIMSTAD JOINS US LIVE WITH THE LATEST ON THIS... ALANA? IT WAS ALMOST MIDNIGHT...WHEN POLICE SAY A WOMAN TOOK HER FOUR-YEAR-OLD SON FOR A DRIVE TO GET CIGARETTES WITH SOME FRIENDS. TURNS OUT--THEY WERE IN A STOLEN CAR ... AND THE DRIVER ENDED UP GETTING SHOT IN THE FACE BY POLICE OFFICERS. A FOUR-YEAR-OLD CHILD--WITNESS TO A DANGEROUS CRIME. IT HAPPENED HERE AT A GAS STATION ON CERRILLOS ROAD IN SANTA FE LATE THURSDAY NIGHT...WHEN POLICE SPOTTED A STOLEN CAR. DETECTIVES APPROACHED THE DRIVER, BUT HE WOULDN'T GET OUT OF THE CAR. INSTEAD--HE TRIED TO RUN THE COPS OVER...AND RAMMED INTO THEIR SQUAD CAR. A vehicle is always considered a lethal weapon, just as dangerous as a gun. And the fact that the officers felt their lives were threatened is enough, in most cases, to use force. AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT THEY DID. TWO POLICE OFFICERS FIRED THEIR GUNS--HITTING 25-YEAR-OLD ROBERTO MENDEZ IN THE FACE WITH A BULLET. And after firing into the vehicle, the vehicle still maintained to get away. WITH A BULLET WOUND IN HIS MOUTH, MENDEZ DROVE DOWN THE ROAD, UNTIL HE WAS CORNERED BY FLASHING LIGHTS. What the officers did here was not uncommon, for law enforcement agencies to make an approach like this. THE YOUNG KID IN THE CAR WASN'T HURT--BUT POLICE SAY IT'S A DISGRACE MENDEZ NOT ONLY PUT HIMSELF AND OTHER ADULTS IN DANGER ...BUT ALSO AN INNOCENT CHILD. Especially the child ...and just unfortunate that he would think he could get away from police and get away with a crime. OFFICIALS WITH SANTA FE POLICE SAY THEY DON'T KNOW IF THE OFFICERS KNEW THERE WAS A CHILD IN THE CAR WHEN THEY SHOT AT THE DRIVER. AND THEY DON'T KNOW IF THAT WOULD HAVE EVEN CHANGED ANYTHING--CONSIDERING THEIR LIVES WERE AT RISK. THAT WILL ALL BE PART OF AN INTERNAL AFFAIRS INVESTIGATION. THE THREE ADULT PASSENGERS IN THE CAR MAY BE FACING CHARGES-- INCLUDING THE CHILD'S MOM. THE TWO OFFICERS INVOLVED ARE ON STANDARD ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE. MENDEZ HAS A LONG CRIMINAL HISTORY. HE'S ALSO BEEN WANTED BY FEDERAL IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS IN THE PAST. HE'S IN THE HOSPITAL, BUT EXPECTED TO BE OKAY.
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Lyme Regis & Charmouth - the Jurassic coast is England's only natural World Heritage Coast. Try fossicking for dinosaus and ammonites for a few hours!
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The seaside town of Lyme Regis nestles in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the point where the rugged West Dorset and East Devon coastlines meet - the heart of the Jurassic Coast.
Lyme Regis is well-known for its spectacular natural beauty and has inspired many well-known writers including Jane Austen and John Fowles.
This attractive town has a fascinating history stretching back to the 8th century. The famous Cobb wall, dating from the 13th century, protected the harbour and allowed the town to develop as an important port on the south coast. A walk along the Cobb is a must for any visitor. The town itself is a maze of narrow winding streets where independent local shops, cafes and galleries can be explored. The River Lym flows gently through the heart of the town turning the recently restored Town Mill waterwheel.
The unspoilt seafront with sheltered south-facing beaches provides a perfect environment in which children can play and adults relax in the traditional deckchairs that still line the promenade in summer. Many boat excursions run from the ancient harbour for pleasure and fishing trips. There are also opportunities to sail and windsurf locally. Of course a trip to Lyme Regis would not be complete without fossil hunting. The rich geological and natural history of the area can be explored at Dinosaurland in Coombe Street (where organised fossil hunting walks can be booked), or at the award winning Philpot Museum on the seafront. Lyme Regis also has a formidable reputation for walks. It is hilly terrain but the dramatic views and rare flora and fauna make it very worthwhile.
Charmouth is a quiet seaside hamlet where time has stood still - the perfect location for a relaxing holiday. It is the best place along the Jurassic Coast to look for fossils.
The village has a small selection of local shops, pubs that serve good food, as well as various hotels and restaurants.
Charmouth is right in the heart of fossil hunting country. The large shingle beach and the Heritage Coast Centre on the seafront are wonderful for those interested in fossils and the local natural history. Guided walks along the coastline can be booked from here.
Sidmouth still has a unique charm, which has captivated thousands. Beautiful gardens, leisurely walks, Regency history, fine hotels, clean beaches and friendly shops - it's all here in this lovely seaside town.
Sidmouth still has a unique charm, which has captivated thousands. Beautiful gardens, leisurely walks, Regency history, fine hotels, clean beaches and friendly shops - it's all here in this lovely seaside town. Sidmouth nestles beneath majestic red cliffs and the green hills of the glorious Sid valley, meaning it is not only picturesque but also enjoys a very mild climate.
There are a variety of good restaurants housed in many of its fine hotels, while its cafes and pubs serve excellent food to suit all tastes. There are safe clean beaches for swimming, sailing or wind surfing, a superb golf course and driving range, plus pitch and putt, bowls, tennis, a croquet lawn and a welcoming seafront cricket club. The town is also home to the wonderful 'Fields', one
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Every year, at the height of the summer, the town literally overflows with colour and swings to the sound of world music during the internationally acclaimed folk festival. The once quiet promenade becomes a packed corridor of Morris dancers, didgeridoos, fire eaters and lyre players. Festival goers trip from pub to pub, pewter tankards in hand sampling the local ale at the town's many pubs.
People who have visited Sidmouth once generally return again and again. Its old world charm is enchanting.
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Don Carney, Lead Guitar: Don was the lead guitarist in the original Tekes band which played throughout the Detroit area from 1964 through 1967 (the original Tekes band reformed in 2007 after a 40 year lay off and adopted the name the AnTekes). Don began to play the guitar at the age of 11 when a neighbor gave him an old white Stella acoustic. Lessons followed for several years and he learned to play Walk Don't Run. Don credits his attendance at the first Beatles concert in Detroit with sealing the deal on his focus to be a lead guitar player. Don purchased his first electric guitar in a Detroit pawn shop soon thereafter. After meeting fellow band member and guitarist Jeff Hurlbert the first year in high school, Don and Jeff then joined with Don's friends and Royal Oak neighbors Mike (bass) and Pat Diggles (drums) to form the original band known as the Tekes. Another high school classmate of Don and Jeff , Jim McGuire, joined the band a year later on keyboards and vocals. The Tekes won a battle of the bands at MSU in 1967 which turned out to be the band 's last stand before breaking up (the first place prize of recording studio time was never used). Don is now the lead guitarist for the AnTekes.
Jeff Hurlburt, Vocals and Guitar: Jeff Hurlbert started playing an acoustic guitar when he was 5. From those early years, he joined fellow University of Detroit High School classmates Don Carney and Jim McGuire with a band entitled, The Tekes in 1964. Playing rhythm guitar and singing vocals, Jeff and the band played at many high school, college, and dance venues throughout the mid '60s. As band members went off to various colleges, Jeff switched to a Martin 12 string guitar until the band reunited 40 years later in 2007. Jeff plays both a Fender Stratocaster and a Rickenbacher 12 string guitars, and performs vocals with the renamed AnTekes.
Pete Zatezalo, Drums & Vocal:Peter began his music career when he was five years old and started playing the accordion. Then at the age of seven, he started to play the drums. When Peter was in the seventh grade, his very first live paying job as a drummer was at the Anderson Jr. High School Friday night teen club sock hop. During a tour of duty in the United States Air Force, Peter played with several different bands including the George Gore Trio in Hollywood, Florida and a soul band in Miami, Florida known as the Gordon Gaskin Trio. While stationed in Alaska, Peter played with the top Country Western band, Rick Edwards & The Bee Liners. There he backed up celebrities such as guitarist and Country Hall of Famer Merle Travis, guitarist and western movie star Eddie Dean, singer Jerry Naylor from Buddy Holly & The Crickets, and Cal Smith (known as Mr. Country Bumpkin). Peter has played in many wedding bands, the Berkley High School concert band, and the fifteen piece jazz band known as The Blue Notes. Peter was a member of a Holiday Inn tour throughout the United States with Chuck Snitchler for several years playing classic rock and old standards. In 1972 Peter joined a group called the Phase Three Band. Phase Three often was joined by an Elvis impersonator ( Danny Van or Kim Leonard) so Peter is familiar with all of the old Elvis songs. Phase Three also backed up the R & B vocal group The Royal Jokers for many shows. Phase Three played together for twenty two years. Peter has also played with Wally Gibson, Ronnie Anderson, Shelly Quale, a Top Forty group called the The New Day, and The Happy Medium with Steven Ray. Peter does an occasional bit with the Southfield Jazz Orchestra and also sometimes fills in with a seventeen piece jazz band known as The Downbeats. Peter has been playing with The AnTekes band now for the past four years. Peter says that music is in his blood and he can't get enough. You never know when Peter will take off into an amazing drum solo and rock the house.
Dan McCarthy: Daniel McCarthy fell in love with the piano when he was just three years old. His grandmother played the piano and Dan would always ask her to play for him. When Dan turned 7, his grandmother gave him her piano and he began to take lessons. When Dan turned 11, he began to study jazz piano under piano master Nick Bariluk. Under Nick's tutelage, Dan worked his fingers to the bone and studied music theory, sight reading, and he further honed his skill with perfect pitch.
Dan turned pro when he was just 14 years old, having played the piano in several neighborhood restaurants for pocket change. Indeed, during his high school, college and law school years, Dan was playing at numerous restaurants, bars, and even performed with several "dueling piano" bars in Michigan and New Orleans. Dan also served as Musical Director for several years for an outdoor musical theatre company.
In 1989, Dan saw the movie, "Great Balls of Fire," the loose biopic of the early life and career of Jerry Lee Lewis. From that movie, Dan got turned on to boogie-woogie and rock-n-roll piano, studying and copying all of Jerry Lee's piano riffs. In 2002, Dan went to a Jerry Lee Lewis fan convention in Memphis Tennessee where he got to meet the great Jerry Lee Lewis. Dan entered a "Jerry Lee Lewis sound-alike" contest and was awarded the 3rd place prize after competing with other performers from the United States and Europe. While in Memphis, Dan toured the infamous "Sun Studios" where Elvis Presley made his mark. Dan even got to play the actual spinet piano that Jerry Lee Lewis played on when he recorded "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On."
Most recently, Dan continues to study "classic" boogie woogie piano of the likes of Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, and Meade Lux Lewis. He also loves to play stride and ragtime and he took first place at the Greenfield Village "piano cutting contest" for the annual "Ragtime Festival." To this day, Dan is a featured performer at the Ragtime Festival each July.
Dan joined "the AnTekes" a few years ago when he met fellow band mate and friend John Mills at the Oakland County Bar Association Talent Show. Dan and John have been "rockin" together in various musical outings for fellow lawyers and they'll continue to do so as long as the Good Lord permits!!!!
Jim Cadotte: Jim Cadotte received his Master of Music degree from Oakland University in 2004. Currently, he is teaching instrumental music in Grosse Pointe Public Schools. He has taught in Grosse Pointe for 14 years. In addition to teaching, Jim Cadotte has been playing both electric bass and acoustic bass in various musical groups throughout the Detroit area for the past 30 years. He has played in a wide variety of situations including small jazz ensembles, rock bands, big band jazz groups, chamber ensemble string groups, and dance bands. Recently, he has been playing with the AnTekes,Tom Alport Big Band, After the Fact, Charuba and is actively freelancing.


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The Woodinville "Swoosh" basketball team was undefeated and won the championship for the 7th and 8th grade girls division at the Chelan Slam and Jam 3 on 3 basketball tournament the weekend of June 22-23.
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Alex Lim (center) recently received his 3rd degree black belt from Parks Martial Arts. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lim of Woodinville.Lim, 14, is an eighth grader at Leota Junior High School. He has been at the Parks since he was five years old.
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Each chapter is comprised of approximately 7,500 words, including an Introduction, Turning Point, Actual History, and Alternate History. Using a classic example of alternate history, "What if Oswald Had Missed?," the chapter would include an intro to Kennedy, followed by the Dallas shooting as turning point, then Johnson as actual history, then a Kennedy second term as alternate history. Thus, these assignments involve encyclopedia-like nonfiction writing, complemented by imaginative yet factually driven fiction.
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The speculation ends Sunday ... well, maybe early Monday morning, depending on how long the 86th Academy Awards ceremony actually is.
Friday is the deadline to submit paper ballots for the Back at the Pack / Tribune Chronicle Red Carpet Contest, although readers can vote online at www.tribtoday.com until 7 p.m. Sunday.
The winner gets a chance to see an Oscar winner - Kevin Costner - who will be performing with his band, Modern West, at Packard Music Hall on April 22. The winner gets two floor seats for the concert, a $50 gift certificate for the Sunrise Inn in Warren and two season tickets for the 2014 River Rock at the Amp concert series at the Warren Community Amphitheatre.
Readers who play online also will be eligible for a national prize, which is a $250 Amazon gift card.
The winner will be announced in this space next week. Good luck.
One other deadline comes today. I have to lock in my Oscar predictions.
Some of the categories seemed like a lock when I made my initial predictions in January, and awards presented since then only have reinforced that belief. But I also went with a couple of dark horses, at least one of which I'm abandoning now.
Here are my picks:
Best Picture - Most prognosticators have it as a two-picture battle between "Gravity" and "12 Years a Slave." I'm sticking with "American Hustle," although I think "Gravity" could pull down the success of my ballot.
Best Director - Alfonso Cuaron ("Gravity") won the Director's Guild honor and is the consensus favorite. He'll win.
Best Actor - The "McConnaisance" of Matthew McConaughey will continue.
Best Actress - I picked Amy Adams for "American Hustle," mainly because I'm picking it for Best Picture, and it's such an actors' film. It's hard to believe it will win Best Picture without one of its four nominated actors being recognized. But everyone says Cate Blanchett is a certainty, and I'm starting to accept that lobbying for Adams is futile. I'm switching to Blanchett.
Best Supporting Actor - Jared Leto is as close to a sure thing as anyone this year.
Best Supporting Actress - Lupita Nyong'o will win over Jennifer Lawrence, who would have a better shot if she hadn't picked up Best Actress honors just last year for "Silver Linings Playbook."
Best Adapted Screenplay - Since I think "12 Years a Slave" will be passed over for Best Picture, a win for screenwriter John Ridley is one way for Academy voters to recognize the artistic achievement of the film.
Best Original Screenplay - I picked Spike Jonze's screenplay for "Her," and I'm not changing my pick. But my love of the film, which is somewhat polarizing, may be coloring my judgment. I wouldn't be shocked if "Nebraska," "Dallas Buyers Club" or "American Hustle" ended up with the statue.
Best Animated Feature - "Frozen." The other nominees don't have a snowball's chance in ...
Best Original Song - "Frozen" love also will cast a chill over the other three nominees here. "Let It Go" will win, and hearing Idina Menzel sing it live likely will be one of the highlights of the show.
Best Foreign Language Film - Still haven't seen any of the five nominees (although "The Hunt" is in my Netflix queue). Still sticking with Italy's "The Great Beauty."
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I have read that Yahoo to shut down message boards next month to invest resources into more profitable areas. I wonder why they wanted to screw them up before shutting them down. I will miss AGNC and the way HRB used to be before improvement.
It's like Bob Woodward said – "all democracies die in the dark".
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It doesn't sound like anything will change for us. The say they are shutting down the Message board website, but that Yahoo finance boards will remain active. Doesn't that mean no change for us?
it means they won't be maintaining them and we're stuck with the broken windows and cracked streets
Yahoo won't let me post a solution I will start for all interested. Wow, their censors are strict and extremely jealous of their board...funny..if they plan on closing shop..contact me docreits G#m#a$i#l for details. I am slow at answering so be patient. I also had a schedule for entry and exits this next two weeks on the 5 stocks I have been touting. Yahoo...sheesh...;-)
Lot of investors will move to a site "investor village", a better board than Yahoo.
I like investorvillage. It has a built in spell checker for one. They have a version of it that cost money but I have always logged on using the free version. The quality of post there are usually better than yahoo in most cases and there are fewer flaming entities.
It seems to me like yahoo has put a lot of effort into these boards just to shut them down. It seems to me that they could run them on a shoe string budget if they simply delete post after a week and thus their memory storage requirements would be reduced. And they could stop making changes to the format which would save man hours as well. Why not just let it free run? Hopefully they will keep the financial reporting web pages.
doesn't that cost money?
investor village are idiots, they are missing out on this gold mine opportunity.
They are three steps away from the lottery.
get some funds and do a massive pub campaign, two bring down price, three make signing up easy...
you would think that is easy for college graduates.but noooooo
yahoo even f dumber, ceo needs an all inclusive holyday with me, let her see the light..
That new CEO is just doin' a bang up job for Yahoo, ain't she? :o/
She is so cute i can find no fault.
Yahoo! Message Boards website: On April 1, the site will shut down but message boards on individual properties (like Yahoo Finance and Yahoo Fantasy Sports) will remain active. Yahoo will encourage its users to use Yahoo Answers instead and to discuss issues in the comments section on Yahoo News.
great. so they #$%$ this place up right before leaving it as a ghost town
as you imply, shutting this junk down could only be an improvement
This has got to be a huge blow to you.
Yahoo may improve it to the point we cant find it. Woe !! Just had a thought,how will be be able to insult each other without this board ? Even Though you are opinionated, irritable,insufferable on occasion you are mybest frieldintheworld.
Too bad Yahoo! shut down GeoCities and Yahoo! Auctions. Yahoo! Japan, on the other hand, has retained both sites and are thriving to this day!


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IE's president Van Perry is back from the Amazon and shares his initial impressions of our new riverboat, La Estrella Amazonica, which debuted in August.
"I have just returned from the inaugural voyage on our new Amazon riverboat La Estrella Amazonica [1], and she has greatly exceeded our expectations in terms of comfort and spaciousness. The bar deck was a wonderful place for relaxing with enough tables and an informal sofa area to read or visit with our fellow travelers. I definitely consumed my share of Pisco Sours, as well as discovered a new Peruvian cocktail called a Camu Camu Sour which I had never sampled before.
"One evening a number of us went up to the observation deck - the largest on the river - and were greeted by an incredible sky that matched my experiences in the open ocean for clarity and grandeur. The dedicated lecture room was a huge hit! This room is not only for lectures, but also provides an air conditioned space to download your pictures during the afternoon siesta time between excursions. Like always, the expedition skiffs were very comfortable and offered terrific flexibility for wildlife viewings with the seating arrangement and well-cushioned seats and backrests. We succeeded in observing over 160 species, and can lay claim to a unique sighting of several giant river otters. Only the second time in 10 years that our naturalists had spotted this species!
"Finally, one of the many highlights was our kayaking trip down one of the black water creeks. I'd not done this on our Amazon River cruise [2] before, and our new tandem Hobie kayaks were excellent. Each of the guests on this optional excursion was begging for more time in the kayaks and another chance to experience the river as a ribernero!
"I look forward to sharing this great new expedition ship with you, and more importantly sharing in your discovery of one of the wonders of the natural world …the Amazon River."
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[1] http://www.ietravel.com/central-south-america/amazon-river-cruises/photos-videos
[2] http://www.ietravel.com/central-south-america/amazon-river-cruises
[3] http://www.ietravel.com/category/amazon-river
[4] http://www.ietravel.com/category/president
[5] http://www.ietravel.com/category/tales-road
[6] http://www.ietravel.com/blog/amazon/van-first-amazon-cruise-report
[7] http://www.ietravel.com/blog/2009/07/submit-your-photos-celebrate-your-travels-ie
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After 16 seasons as the Glassboro High School boys basketball coach, Russ Winsett has submitted his resignation.
Winsett, also a math teacher at the high school for the past 10 years, has accepted a position as assistant principal at Voorhees Middle School, where he was previously a student and an educator before coming to Glassboro.
"It was a very difficult decision to make, especially with regards to coaching," Winsett said via email. "Our young team from a year ago is making great strides in the offseason and I expect a significant improvement from last year.
"All of my colleagues, friends and former players at Glassboro will always hold a special place in my heart. I am so appreciative of Principal Santina Haldeman for giving me an opportunity to be a head coach at age 27."
After a below .500 season in 1998 with a team that featured Gary Brackett, the Bulldogs went 61-29 over the next three seasons, winning back-to-back Tri-County Championships and making two South Jersey finals appearances. Winsett also coached George Johnson, a current defensive lineman for the Minnesota Vikings. Winsett coached six 1,000-point scorers in his tenure, closing out his career at the helm of the Bulldogs with a 212-192 record.
In his email, Winsett thanked a litany of assistant coaches, including John Yezzi, Bob Green, Greg Yordy, Gloria Byard, Legistrean Chapman, Justin Barringer, Bryan Broughton, Terrence Holmes, Abdul Payne, Tim Hagerty, James Ulrich, Tim Collura and Steve Belh. He also thanked the three athletic directors that served during his tenure, the late Robert Barratt, Donna Covely and Jeff Cusack.


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The 46 members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) agreed last month on new global terms of trade for uranium enrichment and spent fuel reprocessing technology (ENR). The new guidelines, published this week by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), represent a patchwork compromise between states most eager to prevent sensitive know-how from proliferating, and others which also fear discrimination by the handful of advanced countries that do nearly all the world's commercial nuclear fuel processing today.
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Product Update
March 2014
The Police Chief keeps you on the cutting edge of law enforcement technology with monthly product announcements. Items about new or improved products are based on news releases supplied by manufacturers and distributors; IACP endorsement is in no way implied.
For more information, visit www.panasonictoughpad.com.
Flame-resistant clothingVertx flame-resistant BDUs from CMC Government Supply are the durable, yet lightweight option for officers who may come into contact with fire. CMC Government Supply is proud to carry lightweight flame resistant clothing made by Vertx, a leader in tactical clothing design. Made of breathable eco-friendly material, the shirts and pants come in MultiCam and olive drab green, and are available to city, county, and state agencies on the GSA Schedule Contract. Made of Defender M and Milliken Amplitude fabrics, Vertx clothing will not melt or drip when exposed to heat, and multiple washings will not wear out or degrade the fabric.
For more information, visit www.cmcgov.com/store/pc/c604.htm.
Rescue boatsWillard Marine is supplying two U.S. Coast Guard-approved SEA FORCE 670 SOLAS fast rescue boats (FRBs) for the 418-ft. passenger, roll-on and roll-off ferry M/V Columbia. Each of the two 22-ft. fiberglass 670 FRBs is powered by an inboard 230 HP diesel engine and water jet and can carry up to nine passengers. The boats meet all prescriptive requirements of the international Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) treaty for passenger vessels and roll-on and roll-off ferries that travel on international routes.
For more information, visit www.willardmarine.com.
Storage solutionMobileStrong HDP is a new, customizable storage solution that helps law enforcement personnel keep equipment organized and secure in their vehicles. Designed to fit all trucks and SUVs, MobileStrong HDP is a system of drawers and compartments that slides into the back of a vehicle for easy storage on the go. The system is made of high-density polyethylene (HDP), a hard, opaque, and strong thermoplastic, wrapped around an internal metal suspension. Customizable drawer dividers create right-sized cubbies for cameras, first aid bags, guns, K9 equipment, and more; right-sized dividers also protect and organize gear, making it easy to find. Tactical foam lining can be removed in 1-inch square blocks to create insets for technology, weapons, and other fragile accessories. Drawer systems can be stacked to increase storage.
For more information, visit www.mobilestrong.net.
Baton scabbard
For more information, visit www.asp-usa.com.
Custom report generatorZuercher Technologies LLC, offers ledsReporting, an easy-to-use, cuttingedge custom report generator. Professional-looking printouts are available from every screen. The report generator's capabilities give agencies the power to draw on data from throughout the ledsSuite system to build reports that fit their needs exactly. This includes analyzing data, compiling statistics, performing crime analysis, and more. It comes with a set of basic report templates to demonstrate its capabilities and get users started, by adding another column of data, applying a new filter, or simply sorting differently, pre-made reports can be modified to fit agency-specific needs.
For more information, visit www.zuerchertech.com.
Biometric cardZwipe announces its new, next-generation biometric card, a contactless smart card credential with on-card fingerprint reading. The Zwipe biometric card quickly reads the user's fingerprint in less than a second. Eliminating the problems of solely deploying PINs and standard cards, the wirelessly powered Zwipe biometric card lets users authenticate themselves directly on the card through a fingerprint. Only then will the card system activate the lock. This is much more secure than simply using a standard card. The on-card fingerprint scanner with 3D capacitive technology resides on the contactless smart card.
For more information, visit www.zwipe.com.
Holographic sightsEOTech holographic sights and magnifiers are used by the military, law enforcement, and competitive shooters and are available in many sizes to make staying on target easier with any rifle or shotgun. EOTech's most popular holographic sight, the Model 512, offers up to 1,000 hours of continuous use with lithium batteries. Designed for quick target acquisition in close quarters situations, the sight gives a shooter a 65 minute-of-angle circle around a 1 MOA aiming dot. With unlimited eye relief, the sight can be mounted anywhere along a standard Weaver or Picatinny rail.
For more information, visit www.eotech-inc.com.
Bomb prevention information sharing networkTRIPwire, the Technical Resource for Incident Prevention, is the Department of Homeland Security's 24/7 online, collaborative information sharing network for bomb squad, first responders, military personnel, government officials, intelligence analysts, and security professionals. TRIPwire serves to increase awareness of evolving terrorist improvised explosive device (IED) tactics, techniques, and procedures, as well as providing incident lessons learned and counter-IED preparedness information. Developed and maintained by the Department's Office for Bombing Prevention, the system combines expert analyses and reports with relevant documents, images, and videos gathered directly from terrorist sources to help users anticipate, identify, and prevent IED incidents. Other features include coverage of IED-related incidents, policy guidance, training resources, and risk assessment tools.
For more information, visit https://tripwire.dhs.gov.
For more information, visit www.vievu.com.
From The Police Chief, vol. LXXXI, no. 3, March 2014. Copyright held by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, 515 North Washington Street, Alexandria, VA 22314 USA.


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|Senate Meeting Minutes
Senate Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, December 2, 2010
Student Memorial Building, 3rd Floor
I. Call to Order
8:30 pm
II. Opening Ceremonies
III. Roll Call
Senator Oliver-Absent
IV. Approval of Agenda for December 7, 2010
H Anderson seconded by Gonzales motion passes unanimously
V. Approval of Minutes from November 16, 2010
B. Johnson Seconded by Onda motion passes 12-0-1
VI. ASWNMU Executive Reports
a. Marcia Shields-President
Persistant Planning with VP
Presidential search committee
b. Lacey Swihart-Vice President
DJ Millagram contacted her about having a concert featuring Too Short at the fine arts building where senate would sell tickets and receive some profit of sales.
Wasnt in office for hours because she was making up hours with her workstudy.
c. Summer Berry-Secretary
Not present
d. Jason Lucas Treasurer
Allocating funds for Criminal Justice Club and Art Club.
Copies come from our account.
Suggested scavenger hunt for student fees fair. Suggested students go to the offices of the departments to get signatures and find out about their fees.
Closing Homecoming and Pre-season Great Race accounts.
e. Brian Thometz Attorney General
Has been doing his hours
Went to Cocise Community College to recruit students.
f. Cindy Keeler Governmental Affairs Director
Has attended Committee meetings
Saftey and Security Committee has gotten the lights fixed between the tennis courts.
Looking forward to Santa Fe and looking for people to attend with her.
g. James Hill- Student Regent (ABSENT)
h. Committee Reports
Cooper Bowman- Student Publications/Web
Professor Evaluations will be online and they will make a survey.
VII. Old Business
VIII. New Business
a. Senate Bill 58: Related to matching of funds for Criminal Justice Club not to exceed $177.16. (H.Anderson, Veltri)
Sandusky seconded by H. Anderson motion passes unanimously
The club earned their funds by candy sales.
b. Senate Bill 59: Related to the matching of funds for the Art Club not to exceed $59.00. (H. Anderson ,Sanchez)
Gonzales seconded by Sandusky motion passes unanimously
The club earned their funds by selling cookies and handmade soap.
IX. Announcements
Club Reports:
Criminal Justice Club:
Candy Sales
Worked on float for Homecoming
Did the Ident-a-kid program
Used funds to take trips to Arizona Prisons
Art Club:
Cookie Sale
Handmade soap sale
Helped out for homecoming by doing facepainting at the carnival
Did critiques for Art students
Brought in guest lectures for the Art students
Soda Club:
4th of July had bake sale
Had 2 rummage sales
They are fundraising for special needs students at Silver High School
Chess Club:
Helped set up for the dance
Played chess
Delta Mu Delta:
Helped with Carnival
Has guest speakers monthly
Had 12 new inductees this semester
ECA Club:
Made floats for Homecoming
Did the Spooktacular at the Armory
Attempting to get Silco Theatre to play movies for children
Gamma Psi:
Helped out for Homecoming
Groupie Lovas participated in pre-season great race
Had food sale
Did a massage raffle
Held a dance
Got signatures for National Coming Out Day
Had a diversity week display
Had a float in Homecoming
International Club:
Joined midsemester
Helped with homecoming
Has plans for fundraising next semester
Plans to help with Great Race
Native American Club:
Fry Bread Sales
Worked with GSA and Social Work Club on homecoming activities
Didnt request matching funds.
Helped with homecoming carnival
Helped with the Preseason Great Race Naked Mile
Cleaned the Big Ditch
Jason Lucas participated in homecoming and preseason great race
Has 2 guest speakers planned for spring semester
Social Work Association:
Held a teen dance in Bayard where they collected 4 boxes of food to donate
Having car washes in Decemeber and January
Attended NASWC in Albuquerque
Going to conference in Las Vegas
Had Indian Taco sales in Deming and Truth or Consequences
Sociology Club:
Yard sale where they earned $340
Burrito Sale where they earned $335
Received a donation of $383.31 from the foundation
Used funds earned to attend the American Humanist Sociology Conference in Santa Fe
Helped with floats for Homecoming
Voulenteered at the Humane Society
Participated in Dig for a Cure
Marcia Shields thanked all senators for the semester and told us to have a safe Christmas and New Year and good luck on our finals.
X. Adjournment
Sandusky seconded by Onda adjournment at 8:58PM
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JUST SAY NO, RUBEN. Be firm and resolute. Look to the near future even when the present appears to call for swift and decisive action.
Just build a moat around Michael Taylor. Put him off-limits. Declare him a future Philly landmark. Buy him a size XXX-long T-shirt that reads "Untouchable" in front and "Off Limits" in back.
Don't ruin my Twin Towers dream.
Don't break up potential belting bookends Michael Taylor and Ryan Howard before they have gone back-to-back for the first of what should be many times.
The surprise placing of Raul Ibanez on the 15-day disabled list with a groin injury in the wake of a suspicious "new-shoe" Achilles' heel problem - nice try, Charlie - should be a wake-up call. It should remind general manager Ruben Amaro that bleep can come flying out of the blue to happen at the worst possible time. This late-breaking bulletin: 37-year-old ballplayers do tweak body parts vital to performance - even those who sleep in hyperbaric oxygen chambers and are fitter than Jack LaLanne.


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MTV Nets Launch Comedy Awards Show
Viacom's MTV Networks, led by Comedy Central, is starting a new comedy awards franchise, The Comedy Awards. The first annual Comedy Awards show will be held at New York City's Hammerstein Ballroom on Saturday, March 26 and will air on Sunday, April 10, 2011, running simultaneously on MTV Networks' Comedy Central, Spike TV, TV Land, VH1 and Nick At Nite.
The show, which will be executive produced by veteran Don Mischer, will recognize "the year's best comedy films, television series and digital content" with awards for writers, directors and actors as well as lifetime achievement honors for "pioneering legends." Nominees will be be selected by The Comedy Awards' board of directors whose founding members include James Burrows, Billy Crystal, Will Ferrell, Whoopi Goldberg, Brad Grey, Seth MacFarlane, Adam McKay, Jimmy Miller, Jay Roach, Ray Romano, Rory Rosegarten, Phil Rosenthal. The winners will be chosen by an invitation-only voting body comprised of 500-1000 members from the comedy community — including writers, producers, performers and directors. There will be several awards determined by fans through online voting at thecomedyawards.com
In conjunction with the launch of The Comedy Awards, the MTVN Entertainment Group has joined forces with the Entertainment Industry Foundation to launch The American Comedy Fund, designed to provide financial assistance, health benefits and other resources for comedians in need. The American Comedy Fund will be administered by EIF in collaboration with the Motion Picture & Television Fund and The Actors Fund.
There hasn't been a major comedy awards franchise since the American Comedy Awards folded in 2001 after running for 15 years, the first 14 on ABC and the final year on Comedy Central. In 2003, Comedy Central also took a stab at launching a comedy awards with the short-lived The Commies. MTV Networks is looking to turn The Comedy Awards into a tentpole awards franchise of the likes of MTV's Video Music Awards, Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards and the Comedy Central roasts.
Don Mischer Prods.' Don Mischer and Charlie Haykel are executive producing alongside Casey Patterson, SVP, event production, MTVN Entertainment Group.
In 5 years Viacom networks will be all awards show, all the time.
When I woke up this morning the first thing I said to myself was "We need more award shows!". /snark
Comedy Central previously tried to put on an awards show with "The Commies" in 2003, but the reception wasn't very good as it seemed like it was patched together. It looks like they're trying to really make this one work.
Did I imagine the 'Commies' a few years ago?
The joke will be on the American Comedy Fund if during the administration of their fund the Motion Picture and Television Fund abandons their commitment to Long Term Care. Please join us in holding the Motion Picture and Television Fund to their commitment and charter of "We Take Care of Our Own".
They weren't until Saving the Lives of Our Own drew a line in the sand. Find out more about our struggle to insure Long Term Care to the industry. Please go to http://www.savingthelivesofourown.org
It's not funny.
Aren't the Actors Fund and Motion Picture Television Fund already giving assistance to comedians?
How many MPTF board members does it take to screw an old person?
If only they had a music video show…
Soon there will be awards show for SPANDEX :-D
Keep it TIGHT & BRIGHT!!
Whoopie was the only funny woman you could find? That's unfortunate.
Rotsa Ruck. One more show to add to the hundreds I won't watch.
America needs more talents
I hope the comedians never need long-term or hospital care, because the MPTF declared two years ago that they aren't interested in people…even funny people…who find themselves in failing health at the end of their lives.
The comedy pros should ask some tough and direct questions before their laughter stops for good.
Do the comedians understand that the most frail and needy of their colleagues will be turned away in the current state of the Fund? You can't be in need of long term care—that door is closed, for the moment. Perhaps comedians can take this opportunity to help the Fund see how vital this service is to our industry as a whole. Please let the Fund know we need long term care. There are over 100 beds now empty on the Wasserman campus that can be filled by those in desperate need of kindness and care.
Who can forget George Schlatter and Don Mischer they are the Babe Ruth and Lou DiMaggio of television producers. This is going to be a spectacular event, can't wait!
Wow. It should definitely be worth a flick through. The problem being that since it's a comedy awards show, everyone will expect it to be funny, and usually when people try to make things funny… they're just not. I hope I'm wrong and this one is splendidly side-splitting. Thanks for the update!
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