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QMI Environmental Inc.
based in NEW MEXICO (USA)
QMI Environmental Inc. is a multi-faceted company providing Facility Maintenance and Janitorial Services for residential, commercial and institutional clients. QMI is committed to 100% client satisfaction and professional excellence. We are ISO 9001:2000 `Certified` and we are listed as a `Green Clean Certified Firm` with the Green Clean Institute. QMI Environmental ...
Los Alamos National Laboratory
based in Los Alamos, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Los Alamos National Laboratory is a multidisciplinary research institution engaged in strategic science on behalf of national security. The Laboratory is operated by a team composed of Bechtel National, the University of California, BWX Technologies, and Washington Group International for the Department of Energy`s National Nuclear Security Administration. Los Alamos ...
RODI Systems Corp.
based in Aztec, NEW MEXICO (USA)
RODI Systems is a New Mexico (USA) corporation established in 1995. We began by providing custom designed reverse osmosis (RO), nanofiltration (NF), and ultrafiltration (UF) systems. Our product line quickly evolved to also include multi-parameter control systems designed specifically for membrane-based treatment applications. While we still consider ourselves proficient ...
Office in Artesia, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Talon/LPE was established in September 1997 with six employees and offices in Amarillo and Midland, Texas. Our goal was to safely furnish quality environmental services to our clients. Our original clients had Leaking Petroleum Storage Tank (LPST) Sites in rural West Texas towns and relied on our experience to properly handle groundwater and soil contamination.
YSA Corporation
based in Santa Fe, NEW MEXICO (USA)
`YSA is dedicated to giving decision makers tools that are accurate yet simple to use and ultimately cost effective in a time critical situation`. Founded in 1988 by Dr. Ted Yamada, Yamada Science & Art Corporation (YSA) offers advanced innovative atmospheric modeling solutions to predict the airflows patterns and effects and the dispersion of airborne materials over ...
Exova North America
Office in Saltillo, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Exova is a strategic business unit with over 100 laboratories worldwide. Staffed with highly experienced engineers and scientists, Exova provides clients with access to a fully accredited group of laboratories strategically located to serve clients worldwide. Bodycote Testing Group Americas consists of four divisions: Materials Testing, Environmental, Health Sciences and ...
KWJ Engineering, Inc.
Office in Santa Fe, NEW MEXICO (USA)
KWJ Engineering Inc. is a California corporation dedicated to specialized gas detection applications in the safety field. KWJ Engineering Inc. is the premier designer and supplier worldwide of low-cost ozone sensing instruments. The Company was started in 1993 by Ken Johnson, after the sale of his previous company, GasTech, to Thermo Electron in 1992. Staffed by personnel ...
Xitech Instruments, Inc.
based in Placitas, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Xitech manufactures a complete line of active free product recovery systems, groundwater remediation systems, and air sampling technology for environmental consulting companies. Xitech has been our conduit for spreading Joy, Hope, and God-Blessings to this world we live in. Our Joy has come from creating technology that protects our planet's drinking water sources that ...
Gordon Environmental, Inc.
based in Bernalillo, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Gordon Environmental, Inc. (GEI) is a New Mexico environmental consulting firm specializing in solid waste engineering, permitting, environmental monitoring, and construction quality assurance (CQA). GEI professionals have been providing professional engineering services in New Mexico, we established a full-time presence in Bernalillo to serve our growing clientele in the ...
Reinke Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Distributor in Stanley, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Reinke Manufacturing Company, Inc. of Deshler, Nebraska designs and builds mechanized agricultural irrigation equipment (center pivots and lateral move systems) to meet the ever-changing needs of our customers in the U.S. and abroad. Not only have Reinke products proven to stand the test of time through quality materials and superior workmanship, but state-of-the-art ...
Daniel B. Stephens & Associates, Inc. (DBS&A)
based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Daniel B. Stephens & Associates, Inc. (DBS&A) is an employee-owned water resources and environmental consulting firm providing comprehensive services in groundwater and surface water hydrology, and soil science. Particular areas of expertise include hydrogeologic investigations, water resources planning and development, water rights, studies of contaminant transport in ...
Myron L Company
Distributor in NEW MEXICO (USA)
Myron L Company manufactures cost-effective high performance tools for solution control and water quality analysis, as well as calibration solutions, accessories and kits that keep instrumentation operating at peak performance in diverse applications. Our current product line includes handheld instruments, inline monitor/controllers and field test kits that measure ...
Gutermann AG
Office in Nuevo León, NEW MEXICO (USA)
GUTERMANN is the water industry`s leading manufacturer and innovator of leak detection equipment and smart water loss management systems. We cover the full range of conventional leak detection technology - such as acoustic microphones, leak locating correlators, leak noise loggers and pipe & valve locators - and are the only provider of permanent, unmanned network ...
Pumps and Service
based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Pumps & Service has been in business as a division of Henry Production, Inc. since 1978. Henry Production, Inc. was established in 1962 providing service of natural gas compressors to the oil and gas companies of the San Juan Basin. Henry Production has grown to not only sell, rent and service natural gas compressors, we now manufacture rotary screw natural gas compressor ...
Cyrq Energy Inc.
Office in Animas, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Cyrq Energy has the reputation for operating geothermal energy power plants in very challenging circumstances. Finding, developing and managing a geothermal resource to its full potential is difficult when one relies on the invisible heat beneath the earth for a long-term fuel supply. Cyrq Energy has developed the proven expertise to fully develop, operate and manage ...
Class One Technical Services
based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Class One Technical Services, Inc. (CTS) is an environmental monitoring firm specializing in air quality permitting, regulatory compliance analysis, emission inventory computation, regulatory dispersion modeling and environmental monitoring. CTS was founded in Albuquerque in 1988 and is staffed with engineers and analysts who possess extensive experience in a wide range ...
Mesa Tractor
based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA)
We at Mesa Tractor are not simply here to sell, we take pride in meeting your needs. Our experienced staff specializes in agricultural, turf, and compact construction equipment, and we do our best to assess your needs in order to match you with the correct equipment. We are simply here to guide the Small Horse Property owners, Ranchettes, Organic Farmers and Ranchers ...
Compliance Services and Testing
based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA)
COMPLIANCE SERVICES AND TESTING performs a variety of industrial emission testing using EPA Reference Methods, ASTM Methods, and CTM Methods for permit compliance and Federal Regulation testing. CST believes that by providing quality services, the process of compliance testing can become a routine, user-friendly task that will free up valuable time for environmental ...
National Alliance For Advanced Biofuels and Bio-Products (NAABB)
based in NEW MEXICO (USA)
The overall goal of the National Alliance for Advanced Biofuels and Bioproducts consortium is to produce new technologies that can be implemented by our commercial partners and others developing the algal biofuel industry. In order to achieve this goal, our program incorporates major objectives in Algal Biology, Cultivation, Harvesting/Extraction, and Conversion to fuels, ...
Trinity Consultants
Office in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA)
For over 30 years, Trinity Consultants has assisted industrial facilities nationwide with a myriad of environmental issues. Our regulatory compliance services include air permitting, air dispersion modeling, and compliance auditing. We also provide environmental management services related to compliance management, ISO 14001 compliance, and emissions trading. In addition, ...
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text: governor jay nixon New law limits work hours at mental health facilities By Associated Press • Jul 5, 2012 Missouri Department of Mental Health Gov. Jay Nixon has signed legislation that could provide relief for state employees working long hours at high-security mental health facilities. KBIA Newscast for June 27, 2012 By Ryan Famuliner • Jun 27, 2012 Regional news coverage from the KBIA newsroom, including: Gov. Jay Nixon signing one education bill, and vetoing another Nixon also signs off on small business tax credit UM Press closure to go on as expected Columbia Fire Marshal to retire on Friday Nixon OK's small biz tax breaks and charter schools, vetoes bus route bill By Associated Press • Jun 27, 2012 KBIA file photo Gov. Jay Nixon has signed into law a measure offering a tax break for some small businesses in Missouri. 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Gronvold -- Holmgren
Morgan Dana Gronvold of Barton, N.D., and Drew Jennings Holmgren of Willmar are engaged to be married July 23 at Stonewall Farms on Solomon Lake in Willmar.
Gronvold is the daughter of Bruce and Lori Gronvold of Barton.
She is a 2007 graduate of Rugby High School in Rugby, N.D., and is pursuing a degree in elementary inclusive education from Minnesota State University in Moorhead.
Holmgren is the son of Bryce and Kim Holmgren of Willmar.
He is a 2008 graduate of Ridgewater College in Willmar and is pursuing a degree in landscape architecture from North Dakota State University in Fargo.


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Real-time software engineer at Cisco Systems with a passion for multicore realtime scheduling theory. Linux, real-time and embedded systems are the current focus. In other news, the "50 words long biography"-requirement is rather silly. I don't normally describe myself using 50 words, I'm a geek, I normally stare into a screen sifting through code. I am not a novelist! *grrr*


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5 shots rout passengers at 3rd and Fillmore
A wild shooting spree on a city bus was the result of a tangled marital affair that left the "other woman"dead, the husband shot, an innocent bystander wounded, and the wife in jail. Only a jammed gun stopped further injuries after the shooter had spent five bullets with five remaining in the clip. The other passengers ran for safety after the shots were fired near the back of the bus.
American planes and warships were sent into action against the "communist invaders"of South Korea within hours of President Truman's policy of aid to South Korea. The United States asked Russia to use its influence to secure the withdrawal of communist troops from South Korea. American bombers were ordered to attack all South Korean towns captured by the Russian-equipped North Koreans.
As reported in the Globe: "More cattle were sold in sales rings in 1950 than ever before. Amarillo Livestock Auction Company, largest of its kind in the world, tallied $42,675,638.59 for 335.860 head compared with $27,081,432.90 for 247,789 head in 1949. Thousands more cattle were sold at other auctions in the Tri-State Empire. The big volume was slated to keep rolling in 1951 as Texas-Oklahoma-New Mexico ranchers and farmers prepared to meet beef production goals required by the Korean War."
AEC to spend 20 million dollars for permanent-type plant here
The plant closed shortly after World War II was to be re-opened by the Atomic Energy Commission. Approximately a quarter of the 16,000 acres of the old Pantex Ordnance plant 17 miles east of Amarillo was taken over by the commission with an estimated $20 million price tag for the job. The segment known as Zone 12 was utilized as the new production plant. During WWII, it was the last section to be completed and was never actually used. Pantex came to employ about 1,000 people at the time, a work force that has now grown to some 3,000.
Blackburn's store destroyed by fire
Blackburn Brothers was destroyed in Amarillo's biggest downtown fire and the most costly fire of its time. Smoke and fire poured through the building in minutes after starting in the basement, causing over a million dollars in damage. Eight employees were trapped on an upper floor and were rescued by firemen who raised ladders to the front windows. One injury was reported when a firefighter suffered a cracked rib. The effects of the fire were felt by property owners for years in the form of higher insurance rates.
Probing death by dynamite
Three to six sticks of dynamite reportedly were used for the improvised car-bomb that killed James Hoyt Hill, a prominent Childress dairyman. Demolition experts were called in to assist the Texas Rangers in the investigation of the gang-land type bombing at Hill's farm east of Childress. Officials searched for clues in the motive for the killing of the well-liked and genial Hill, but came up empty. The bomb was wired to the terminal post of the electric generator and the bomb itself was placed above the gasoline tank.
Thirty-four refrigerated cars of an eastbound Santa Fe freight train lined up side by side following a derailment west of Hereford. The first of the derailed cars ran several hundred yards down the track before toppling, but the majority turned sideways across the track, some upside down. There was no immediate estimate of damage and there were no injuries to crew members. The Santa Fe line runs parallel to Highway 60.
30 injured in McKee tank farm explosion: As volunteer firemen battled a small fire at the Shamrock Oil and Gas Corp. tank farm in Dumas, a tank containing pentane exploded, creating a fireball that killed 19 men and injured 32 more. It was the first of four tanks that exploded that day, creating one of the worst disasters in Panhandle history. Most of the dead were members of the Sunray and Dumas volunteer fire departments who were helping plant personnel extinguish the blaze. Pentane is a highly volatile hydrocarbon and is used as a component in some fuels.
Thaw reveals bodies in vehicles trapped by wind-driven snow: Relentless 80 mph winds fueled a blizzard that whipped the High Plains for over 53 hours. Ten people died, six of them in automobile-related accidents and one man suffered a heart attack while assisting others. The blizzard produced hurricane-force winds and sheets of snow that derailed trains, severed phone lines and blocked highways with 10-foot drifts. It's noted as the worst blizzard to ever strike Amarillo.
Simmons and Ranck quit, Pecchia in: Homer Simmons, head football coach of the Amarillo Sandies, and Jim Ranck, his assistant, resigned after they were accused of having someone spy on a practice session of crosstown rival Tascosa. A former Sandie athlete was caught taking notes with the use of binoculars on a Tascosa practice and a special meeting of the school board was called the same day to accept the resignation of the two coaches. Sam Pecchia, Amarillo High assistant principal and former Sandies assistant coach, was named temporary coach of the Sandies for the remaining four games of the season, the first being the meeting with Tascosa.
Three rock'n'roll idols were killed during a snowstorm when their chartered plane crashed shortly after taking off from the airport at Mason City, Iowa. Aboard the plane was Buddy Holly, 22, of Texas, Richie Valens, 21, of Los Angeles, and J.P. Richardson, 24, of Louisiana, known as the 'Big Bopper.' The three had just completed a performance at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake a short time before the flight. Holly was the star of the Crickets based in Lubbock, Texas, and was a member of the Amarillo Musicians Local Union, No. 532. The tragedy would later be termed "the day the music died"as chronicled by Don McLean in the song "American Pie."
Just a century ago, the city of Amarillo and the surrounding area was still in its youth. After being established by some hearty pioneers who could handle the tough environs and help others do the same, the region was beginning to prosper.


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This review is from: Asus VE248H Black 24" 2ms Full HD HDMI LED Backlight LCD Monitor w/ Speakers 250 cd/m2 10,000,000:1
Pros: Nice screen after you set it up. It is crisp, bright, and if you've got someone's settings like I found on another site after googling around, it works great. This replaced a 4 year old Samsung 24 inch monitor and I had no idea how much I was missing because of the old monitor. DIablo 3 looks totally different. I have no ghosting or tearing after calibration.
Cons: Not height adjustable. Get a monitor stand or mount it to an adjustable arm or some other method of getting it more than 3 inches off your desk.
Takes a while to find great settings as out of the box the settings were all over the place.
I can't increase the resolution above 1920x1080; I would like it to be in the neighborhood of 1920x1200 like my old Samsung displayed.
Other Thoughts: Settings provided by Peter C's review:
Theater Mode
Brightness 85
Contrast 85
Sharpness 81
Saturation 39
Color Temp. Normal
Skin Tone Reddish
I paired the settings above with using the built-in Microsoft monitor calibration tool (Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Color Management > Calibrate Display) and everything looks fine.
I am not using the speaker because I have a surround sound set, but it's probably terrible.
This review is from: Ectaco 5" High Resolution e-Book Reader with Rechargeable Li-ion Battery WHITE (jetBook JB5W)
Pros: Good battery life, no screen flicker when transitioning pages (like e-Ink readers), now comes with updated firmware (so disregard the firmware cons in other reviews-- that no longer is an issue and it comes out of the box supporting all the advertised formats). The SD slot is nice, I ordered a cheap 2 gig SD card and when all is said and done, the 2 gigs plus the 64 megs on the device should be able to hold hundreds of books. My entire 800-1000 ebook collection could fit on here. I love being able to switch between portrait and landscape, and the page turn buttons are intelligently placed. I don't have problems hitting buttons I don't mean to. Looks great as long as you have light, and is easy on the eyes.
Cons: PDF support is weak. When I loaded a PDF, it was very small; when I zoomed in, once I got zoomed in far enough to read, I had to scroll side-to-side as well as up and down to see the text, which really bugs me. To get around this, I just downloaded Calibre (google it) and converted my PDFs into FB2's and they look great.
No support for LIT files (must convert with Calibre).
Other Thoughts: Overall very pleased with the device. I've read two books on it already, and had no eye strain.
Also to note, for some reason, copying to the SD card I put in it seems to be much faster than copying to the device. I'm using the same USB cable on the same plug and the card is faster than the actual device... kinda odd, but no biggie, I just put all my books on the card instead.
The best formats I have found to go on the device are RTF and FB2. I have not tested MOBI, but have tested TXT, PDF, RTF, LIT, and FB2, and FB2 is my favorite with RTF coming in a close second.
This review is from: Acer Laptop Aspire AS4530-6823 AMD Athlon X2 QL-62 (2.00 GHz) 3 GB Memory 320 GB HDD NVIDIA GeForce 9100M G 14.1" Windows Vista Home Premium
Pros: Got on special-- what a deal. This thing runs great-- fast bootup after tweaking a bit (see cons), runs a number of reasonably recent games just fine (Civ4, AoE3, HOMM5) but is not capable of running higher end new games like Left 4 Dead or Fallout 3. Fast processor-- big hard drive-- good amount of RAM-- crisp LCD. It's a solid machine, especially if you can get it at a steal sales price!
The hard drive comes partitioned into two 142 gig partitions. I'm neutral about that-- but for some, you may need to repartition the drive if you don't like storing things on a second drive letter.
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21-22 July 2005 National Commission of the Republic of Moldova for UNESCO in cooperation with REC Moldova organized in Chisinau "National Target Oriented Planning Workshop for the Development of an Action Plan for the Implementation of the EU Water Framerwork Directive in Moldova."
72 invited experts participated in the event, representing Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of RM, State Concern "Apele Moldovei", Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture of RM, Ministry of Education of RM, Moldavan State University, Moldavan State Agricultural University, Moldavan Technical University, UNDP, local and central political, environmental, agricultural, health authorities, NGOs, mass-media. Welcome speech was presented by Professor Constantin Mihailescu, Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of Moldova, who emphasized the importance of the implementation of the provisions of the EU Water Framework Directive in order to achieve good ecological status of water ecosystems in Moldova by the year of 2015. He also mentioned that in 2006 Moldova will overtake the Presidency over the International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River and the development of an integrated river basin management plan will constitute the main tool for the implementation of the EU Directive. Professor Constantin Rusnac, General Secretary of the National Commission of the Republic of Moldova for UNESCO stressed the attention paid by UNESCO to the environmental and particularly water management issues, taking into account their topicality and significance for future social and economic development of Moldova. The National Target Oriented Planning workshop was aimed at: 1. Promotion of the knowledge of local and central authorities, scientists, NGOs, etc. concerning the main provisions of the Moldovan policy in the field of water management, 2. Presentation of the main provisions of the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD), 3. International and national framework for the implementation of the Water Framework Directive, 4. Promotion of the development of educational programs for the implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive; 5. Promotion of permanent access of public organizations and NGOs to environmental information; 6. Exchange of experience and information on the implementation of the EU WFD provisions at national and regional levels. UNESCO Moscow Office for Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and the Russian Federation provided financial support for the organization of the event. The partners of the National Commission of the Republic of Moldova for UNESCO were: REC Moldova, which provided financial and organizational co-assistance, the Institute "ACWAPROIECT", National Institute of Ecology of Moldova and the Center "Intercultural Dialogue". Participants of the meeting received the text of the EU Water Framework Directive, and the print outs of the presentations prepared by speakers. The next stage of the project will be the development of an Action Plan for the Implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive in Moldova on the basis of the workshop's results. Contacts: Luminita Corbu-Drumea, PhD, expert in sciences NC RM UNESCO Tel/fax 37322-235355, 37322-235205, firstname.lastname@example.com
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I am an Assistant Professor of Information Science and Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder. I received my Ph.D. in Computer Sciences as part of the Visual Computing Lab under Prof. Michael Gleicher. I completed my B.S. in Computer Science at the University of Washington in 2009 as a NASA Space Grant Scholar and my M.S. in Computer Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2011 as part of the joint UW-Department of Energy BACTER Institute. My research interests include graphics and visualization, human-computer interaction, color science, data mining, machine learning, and perceptual science.
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07.2015: Successfully defended my Ph.D. dissertation on applications of color to support data analyses at different scales.
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04.2015: DHRN's DH+A Symposium went beautifully, bringing together over seventy researchers from around the region! Thanks to all involved!
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11.2014: Received the Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab's Best Student Paper Award at CIC22 for "Adapting Color Difference for Design"(w. Stone and Gleicher).
10.2014: Ran the DHRN "How to Think About Data" workshop.
10.2014: Received Honorable Mention at the McPherson Eye Research Institute Best Student Presentation Competition for my work in lightness constancy for surface visualization.
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The cable channel TBS will be airing a reality comedy show called "Cheeseheads" next season the network announced as part of its upfront presentation to advertisers.
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Kacey Musgraves coming to The Rave Dec. 6
Above: Kacey Musgraves performs at the Kenny Chesney "No Shoes Nation" show at Miller Park in May. Photo by Rick Wood. »Read Full Blog Post
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Taylor Swift, One Direction and Ice Cube
Taylor Swift strays even further from her initial country pop sound with "Sweeter Than Fiction," her take on '80s bubblegum pop. Associated Press photo by Charlie Sykes. »Read Full Blog Post
Taking a look at the 'Best American' and other writing anthologies
Readers who had an early look at the annual "Best American" anthologies and other best-of writing collections might have seen an indicator for this year's Nobel Prize for literature.
Canadian writer Alice Munro, this year's Nobel lit laureate, is included in three of the collections, with different stories in "The Best American Short Stories" ("Train") and "The O. Henry Prize Stories" ("Leaving Maverley") and a personal essay in "The Best American Essays" ("Night"). (All three works come from her 2012 book "Dear Life.") »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Toward Evening'
The Library of America recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories,' a two-volume boxed set of 186 stories arranged in chronological order. I'm reading one or more a week and commenting on them each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
"Toward Evening," as its title suggests, is a slight story preoccupied with a dreamy state of fading light and lust. Tired Rafe catches a bus in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral. He helps boost a chubby woman on to the bus. »Read Full Blog Post
Pop-rock vets Chicago to play Milwaukee's Riverside Theater
Veteran pop-rock act Chicago returns to Milwaukee April 30 for a 7 p.m. show at the Riverside Theater, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Formed in 1969 as the Chicago Transit Authority, the horns-and-harmonies-powered band has had 21 top 10 singles in its 40-plus-year tenure ( "Saturday in the Park," "25 or 6 to 4," "If You Leave Me Now," "Make Me Smile," "Hard to Say I'm Sorry," etc.), and is still recording new material, including "America," posted online earlier this year. »Read Full Article(2)
On Tap Today: Brian Wilson, Jeff Beck, more Updike and hate mail
It's sort of a head-scratching combination, but still hard to beat. Brian Wilson and Jeff Beck play tonight at the Riverside Theater.
If that doesn't grab you, maybe you are more in the mood for a Milwaukee Admirals face-off against the Texas Stars or an opportunity to work outside. »Read Full Blog Post


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County Council poised to vote on 911 plan, radio study
Erie County Council could sign off Tuesday night on $73,738 worth of help for emergency dispatching centers not part of Erie County government's 911 center in Summit Township.
The money would be used to buy equipment that would help centers serving Millcreek police, Pennsylvania State Police and emergency responders in Eastern Erie County to purchase new telephone equipment to tie into what's known as the Northern Tier Regional Telecommunications Project.
Northern Tier is a state-of-the-art, regional 911 system.
County Council is expected to vote Tuesday night on an ordinance that would appropriate the money and move the county closer to becoming part of the Northern Tier system.
See Tuesday's Erie Times-News and GoErie.com for more coverage.


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As you're well aware, St. Patrick's Day is this weekend and millions of people will celebrate the Irish with parades, green cheer and perhaps a pint of their favorite beer. Bing has pulled some of the top searches before St. Patrick's Day showing the most searched beers and the top cities to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
It can be a challenge to not only decide what to do on St. Patrick's Day, but also where to go to celebrate, how to get there, where to park and what to expect. Bing offers tools to help you get things done, so you can stop searching and start indulging in your favorite Irish beer!
St. Patrick's Day Planning Tips
- Can't decide what to do? Bing's social results show you what your friends are doing including status updates, comments, likes and even photos, right within the search. So, you can ask a friend which local pub has the best Irish beer or decide if you'd rather hit the local St. Patrick's Day parade based on where your friends have been.
- Wondering what to expect? Take a virtual walk up and down the street with streetside imagery or check out an interior view of the restaurant you're headed to before you go on Bing Maps, so you know what to expect even before you get there.
- Not sure how to get there? Bing can provide the duration of travel time based on walking, transit and traffic information, so you have the fastest and safest route for getting to and from your destination. Simply go to m.bing.com on any mobile device.
Top St. Patrick's Day Searches:
Most searched Beers
- Guinness
- Murphy's
- Harp
- Beamish
- Ohara's
Most searched cities to celebrate St Patrick's Day
- Boston
- Chicago
- New York
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5 Sophisticated Finds from Land of Nod
Pottery Barn Teen and Serena & Lily too. It is nice, however, that kid's stuff often (though not always) comes at a lower price point for in-style items.
The Cardigan Pendant is perfect for lighting a cozy reading nook. $35-$69.
Playful, retro-looking Scalloped Sheets look like a find from a local boutique. $14-$119.
This abstract Aquarium Gravel Rug would look especially nice in a modern foyer. $299-$699.
The Faculty Mixer World Map Pillow plays a bit unexpectedly on the map and globe trend. $35-$39.
These Color-Edged Curtains are fit for a sun-filled, airy space. $39 each.
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Calm holiday gives way to new warnings
PYONGYANG, North Korea North Koreans danced in plazas and snacked on peanuts as part of holiday festivities while the Supreme Command led by Kim Jong Un offered more of the fiery language that has made the wary of a missile launch or other provocation.
Early today, state media said the Supreme Command of the Korean People's Army demanded an apology from South Korea for "hostile acts" and threatened retaliation at any time. Such warnings are routine but do not often come from such a high level.
In Seoul, the Defense Ministry said it received no such ultimatum, noting that there is no line of communication between the Koreas.
Meanwhile, North Koreans were taking a second day off to mark the birthday of late President Kim Il Sung, the nation's founder. Monday's celebrations capital featured dance parties, soccer matches and the traditional laying of flowers at his statue. Families were enjoying the day off, children scooting around on inline skates and slurping up shaved ice treats.
Kim's grandson, Kim Jong Un, on Monday presided over basketball and volleyball competitions between military academies billed as "anti-American games" by the state media. Later, he and other officials watched an orchestral performance at a new theater in downtown Pyongyang.
The birthday passed without any major provocations as feared. Last year, Pyongyang fired a rocket in the days leading up to Kim Il Sung's birthday.
There was no sense of panic in the North Korean capital, where very few locals have access to international broadcasts and foreign newspapers speculating about a missile launch and detailing the international diplomacy under way to try to rein in Pyongyang.
In Seoul, South Korean Defense Minister Kim Kwan-jin told a parliamentary committee that North Korea still appeared poised to launch a missile from its east coast, though he declined to disclose the source of his information.
The report came after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who was in the region on Sunday, warned North Korea that a missile launch would "raise people's temperatures" and further isolate the country and its impoverished people. He said Sunday that the U.S. was "prepared to reach out," but that Pyongyang must first bring down tensions and honor previous agreements.
Officials in South Korea, the United States and Japan say intelligence indicates that North Korea, fresh off an underground nuclear test in February, appears ready to launch a medium-range missile. North Korea has already been hit with new U.N. sanctions for violating Security Council resolutions barring the regime from nuclear and missile activity.
In Pyongyang, Kim Jong Un's renovation of the palace that once served as his grandfather's presidential offices was opened to the public, its cement plaza replaced by fountains, park benches, trellises and tulips. Stretches of green lawn were marked by signs indicating which businesses – including the Foreign Trade Bank just added to a U.S. Treasury blacklist – and agencies helped pay for the makeover.
Starting from early in the morning, residents dressed in their finest clothing began walking from all parts of Pyongyang to lay flowers and bow before the bronze statues of Kim and his son, late leader Kim Jong Il, as a mournful "Song of Gen. Kim Il Sung" played.
Their birthdays are considered the most important holidays in North Korea, where reverence for the Kims is drummed into everyone. The largest basket of flowers at Mansu Hill was from Kim Jong Un, whose elaborate offering was cordoned off with ropes.
With that ritual done, many stopped at food stalls set up at the base of Mansu Hill to warm up with tea and snacks. They queued at roadside snack stands for the rations of peanuts, a holiday tradition.
"Although the situation is tense, people have got bright faces and are very happy," said Han Kyong Sim, who works at one of the beverage stands.
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Economic Growth and Institutional Reform in Modern Monarchies and Republics: : A Historical Cross-Country Perspective 1820-2000
Standard theoretical arguments suggest that republics ought to grow faster than monarchies and experience lower transitional costs following reforms. We employ a panel of 27 countries observed from 18202000 to explore whether regime types and institutional reforms have differential growth effects in monarchies and republics. A set of Barrotype regressions show that there are no significant growth differences between the two regime types and that the effects of incremental reforms do not differ between them, but that those of largescale reforms do. Specifically, we find a strong "valleyoftears" effect of large reforms in republics while monarchies benefit from such reforms in the tenyear perspective adopted here. We offer some tentative thoughts on the underlying mechanisms responsible for the results.
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