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|VideoInspector is a tool to retrieve all interesting details about a video file(AVI, MKV, MPG, MPEG2, MOV, MP4). This can be used to solve codec related problems. Also Windows Shell Integration, right click on a video file and select open with VideoInspector. Former known as VideoToolBox.
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VideoInspector - 2.11 (Released 2016-09-18)Hide changelog
- 0004014: [Bug] Removal of local licence blacklist + licence revocation (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0004013: [Refactoring] AVIBitrateGrapher built with latest libraries (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0004012: [Refactoring] Reworked auto-submit management (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0004011: [Refactoring] Reworked settings management (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0000250: [New Feature] Automatic update (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0003737: [New Feature] Update detection (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0003879: [Refactoring] Upgrade of internal JEDI Libraries JCL v2.7 -> v2.8 (6000) JVCL v3.49 -> v3.50 (2016-08-04) (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.10 (Released 2016-05-17)
- 0003772: [Bug] Wrong language file used (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0003602: [Refactoring] Updated Turkish translation (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.9 (Released 2016-02-14)
- 0001066: [New Feature] Batch shall allow to recursively scan folders (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0003531: [Refactoring] Updated Japanese translation (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.8.3 (Released 2015-12-12)
- 0003366: [New Feature] Google Search for missing codecs (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0003316: [Refactoring] Upgrade of internal JEDI Libraries (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0003281: [Bug] Windows 10 support in log file (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0003251: [Bug] Japanese translation update (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.8.2 (Released 2015-10-27)
- 0003242: [New Feature] ALSR (Address space layout randomization) (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0003250: [Bug] Japanese translation (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.8.1 (Released 2015-09-13)
- 0002837: [Bug] "Aspect ratio" missing in export (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002941: [Refactoring] Update of "invalid licence" message (due to revocation machanism) (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0003068: [New Feature] Shall log if "portable" version is used (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.8 (Released 2015-03-07)
- 0002750: [Bug] GUI problems with 120 DPI (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002771: [Bug] Bug while decoding large H264 file (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.7.1 (Released 2014-12-28)
- 0002676: [Bug] Misdetection of Windows 8.1 (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.7 (Released 2014-07-29) [ View Issues ]
- 0002576: [Bug] Incorrect "play" status when opening an invalid file after a valid file (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002575: [Refactoring] Improved log file (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002572: [Bug] CodecsDB stat URL incorrectly formatted (no audio/video codecs infos) (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.6 (Released 2013-11-23) [ View Issues ]
- 0002329: [Refactoring] change 'c' to uppercase (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002324: [Refactoring] Coversion is spelled wrong (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002330: [Refactoring] widen settings window to see language text (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002326: [Refactoring] Change to upper case (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002325: [Refactoring] need to move browse button (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002235: [New Feature] Log shall indicate if administrator rights are granted (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0002261: [New Feature] Windows 8.1 support in log file (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.5 (Released 2012-12-30)
- 0001886: [Bug] Export crashes with Unicode file names
- 0001885: [Bug] FourCC Editor crashed when editing file with Unicode characters
- 0001883: [Bug] Unicode files not supported by File->Open (and Batch), only drag'n'drop
VideoInspector - 2.4 (Released 2012-12-22)
- 0001864: [Bug] Installed audio codecs columns not automatically resized (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0001778: [Bug] List of codec should be filtered for duplicate (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0001821: [Refactoring] Windows8 Detection in log files (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 2.2.7 (Released 2011-02-03)
- 0001324: [Bug] User Agent not working with squid proxy persistent connections
- 0001325: [Bug] Add HTTP/1.1 support
VideoInspector - 2.2.6
- 0001235: [Bug] Installed codec window is too small.
VideoInspector - 2.2.5
- 0001192: [Bug] Export of empty batch list shall not be possible
- 0001193: [Bug] Incorrect codepage for batch export in HTML
VideoInspector - 2.2.4
- 0001186: [New Feature] Codecs windows : double click on a codec shall open CodecsDB page
VideoInspector - 2.2.3
- 0001120: [Bug] Crash when forcing load of non-supported files
VideoInspector - 2.2.2
- 0001031: [Bug] QT sample.mov not supported
VideoInspector - 2.2.1
- 0001008: [New Feature] Smarter "Register Context Menu" auto procedure (if no lang change)
- 0001006: [New Feature] m2p file association
- 0001000: [Bug] File size not displayed in case of invalid file
- 0001007: [Bug] Wrong message if AVIToolbox not installed
VideoInspector - 2.2.0
- 0000989: [Refactoring] Improved MP4/QT file scanning
- 0000990: [Refactoring] Display glitches
VideoInspector - 2.1.1
- 0000974: [Bug] Improved XVid version detection
VideoInspector - 2.1
- 0000942: [New Feature] Xvid Version Detection (based on SUMo)
- 0000943: [New Feature] FFDShow Version Detection (based on SUMo)
- 0000923: [Bug] Uninstall icon is incorrect, displays as recycling bin.
VideoInspector - 2.0.2
- 0000831: [New Feature] m2p file association
- 0000881: [Refactoring] Exact file size shall be exported to Excel instead of approx. size
VideoInspector - 18.104.22.168
- 0000767: [Refactoring] Context menu items shall be translated (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
- 0000814: [Bug] Error message when setting file association (Kyle_Katarn) - resolved.
VideoInspector - 188.8.131.52
Add m2p (MPEG) files support
VideoInspector shall be able to launch AVIToolbox
When 3rd party product is required, action shall be canceled if product is missing
FourCC changer / Bitrate viewer menu item shall be enabled for AVI only
VideoInspector looks old fashioned
Left panel not displayed correctly with XP/Vista theme (Manifest)
"Batch" window not centered
"Play" not displayed correctly
Improved Vista compatibility
FPS shall be displayed with 3 digits
VideoInspector - 1.11.2
- 0000345: [Bug] Regression : Indicators are missing (Kyle_Katarn)
VideoInspector - 1.11.1
- 0000274: [New Feature] New operation : File->Delete from disk (Kyle_Katarn)
- 0000343: [Bug] When nothing is loaded, "Edit FourCC" crashes (Kyle_Katarn)
- 0000288: [Bug] When nothing is loaded, "Export" function does nothing.... but without feedback (Kyle_Katarn)
VideoInspector - 1.11
- 0000280: [Bug] Product name shall be VideoInspector (Kyle_Katarn)
- 0000265: [Bug] As VideoInspector is freeware the "Enter licence" button shall not be visible (Kyle_Katarn)
- 0000261: [Refactoring] On the Settings page, anonymous information shall be made more explicit. (Kyle_Katarn)
- 0000264: [New Feature] Settings' page shall contain a link to KC Softwares Privacy Policy (Kyle_Katarn)
- 0000262: [Refactoring] "Burn" menu shall be moved to Extra tools (Kyle_Katarn)
VideoInspector - 1.10.1
- 0000186: [Bug] Item #107 Control Name QuestionDlg says "Qestion" not "Question" (Kyle_Katarn)
- 0000182: [Bug] Unhandled exception when openning a non-supported file (Kyle_Katarn)
VideoInspector - 1.10
- 0000152: [Bug] Incorrect FPS for Matroska (specific case) (Kyle_Katarn)
- 0000153: [Bug] If no codec FourCC is found in file, Xvid is displayed & grayed (Kyle_Katarn)
- 0000151: [Bug] Matroska files duration incorrectly reported if TimeScale different from its default value (Kyle_Katarn)
VideoInspector - 1.9.2
- 0000132: [Refactoring] In FCC Editor, "Apply" should be set as default action (Kyle_Katarn)
VTB v126.96.36.199 [25/07/2006]
# Fix : Codec Detection
VTB v220.127.116.11 [23/05/2006]
# New codecs database link and new codecs database's website: http://www.codecsdb.com
VTB v220.127.116.11 [13/01/2006]
# Fix : Codec Detection
VTB v22.214.171.124 [02/01/2006]
# Fix : GUI Layout glitches
@ New codec database (Video:500 Audio:225)
@ Updated translation files
VTB v220.127.116.11 [26/12/2005]
+ DVD 3rd party tool remote control
@ User Interface reforging (thanks to Fabrice from VSO Software)
@ Install Script
VTB v22.214.171.124 [05/12/2005]
@ New codec database (Video:497 Audio:225)
# Fixes a bug Windows XP Themes support
VTB v18.104.22.168 [26/09/2005]
# Fixes a bug with MKV support
VTB v220.127.116.11 [10/09/2005]
+ Aspect Ratio
@ New codec database (Video:484 Audio:223)
VTB v126.96.36.199 [23/08/2005]
@ New codec database (Video:475 Audio:222)
@ [AVI] : Improved FourCC identification (using Stream Header instead of Stream Format)
VTB v188.8.131.52 [27/07/2005]
+ FourCC Editor (AVI files Only)
@ New codec database (Video:465 Audio:205)
@ Internal Core code
VTB v18.104.22.168 [27/06/2005]
@ New codec database (Video:460 Audio:204)
# Fixed stats button display glitch
VTB v22.214.171.124 [06/06/2005]
+ AviBitRate Grapher
+ AutoSubmit statistics
@ New codec database (Video:444 Audio:197)
VTB v126.96.36.199 [19/05/2005]
@ Tooltip added for file name
@ New codec database (Video:442 Audio:195)
VTB v184.108.40.206 [08/05/2005]
+ "View" button
+ Now uses KC Softwares Online Codec Database by default
# [AVI] Bug with Windows's RLE encoded Clock.avi
VTB v188.8.131.52 [04/05/2005]
+ "Submit statistics" button
VTB v188.8.131.52 [04/04/2005]
+ Command Line Support
VTB v220.127.116.11 [07/03/2005]
# Web codecs providers (Moviecodec.com instead of MovieCodecs.com)
VTB v220.127.116.11 [17/01/2005]
@ Codec Database (Adds HDX4,...)
@ Loading code improvement
VTB v22.214.171.124 [07/10/2004]
@ Internal software integrity check (again)
@ Zip (no install) distribution is back !
VTB v188.8.131.52 [24/09/2004]
@ Internal software integrity check
# Software named changed from VideoToolbox to VideoInspector
VTB v22.214.171.124 [14/09/2004]
# Fixed crash when using "Open With VideoToolbox" context menu due to a bug introduced by v126.96.36.199
VTB v126.96.36.199 [01/09/2004]
+ Add DV Type-1 AVI Files Containing One DV Data Stream (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/directshow/htm/dvdataintheavifileformat.asp)
+ New codec database : MiCDB : (http://micdb.free.fr for details). Video Codecs : 438, Audio Codecs : 191
@ Improved Codec management routines
VTB v126.96.36.199 [26/07/2004]
+ New feature : Indicates if required codec is installed
+ [Settings] Add/Remove Context menu (Open With VideoToolbox)
+ [Batch Exporter] "Reset" button
+ Available as a Zip file (no installer)
@ Export function now saves file name and asks for output directory
@ GUI Layout (again, again... and again !)
@ [Settings] GUI Layout
@ [Install Script] Start Menu Icons can be disabled
@ [Install Script] context menu item can be disabled
@ Language Files
# [Installed Codecs Lister] Audio codecs infos displayed.
# [Installed Codecs Lister] Form can be maximized properly.
# [Batch Exporter] Root (ie : c:) are no longer considered as invalid output directory
# Message boxes shouldn't use french caption for yes/no buttons anymore.
VTB v0.9.8.48 [19/07/2004]
+ New features : lists installed Audio & Video Codecs
@ GUI Layout (again)
# Display bug with large fonts fixed.
VTB v0.9.7.47 [15/07/2004]
+ "Batch" feature. Exports results to CSV / HTML files for multiples video files
# Play and burn where disabled when loading file by drag'n'drop
VTB v0.9.6.46 [10/07/2004]
+ "Play" feature
+ "Export" feature
@ GUI Layout
VTB v0.9.5.45 [29/06/2004]
+ "Burn" feature (required CopyToDVD)
# GUI bug fixed
VTB v0.9.4.44 [22/06/2004]
+ Online help
@ GUI : sizable (at last)
TB v0.9.3.43 [03/06/2004]
+ New codec provider : FourCC.org (you can change the provider in the settings form).
@ Language files.
@ Installation logo.
@ "Donate" button.
# Internal fixes.
VTB v0.9.2.42 [29/04/2004]
+ Language files
@ [AVI] : Uncompressed video stream compatibility update (empty fccHandler field)
# [AVI] : Compatibility update (strf field)
VTB v0.9.1.39 [01/04/2004]
@ Now used last version of MovieCodec.com's script
@ Codecs Database
# [AVI] : Compatibility with 3 letters FourCC (such as DIB)
VTB v0.9.0.37 [24/03/2004]
+ Ability to download codecs (thanks to MovieCodecs.com)
@ Language files
VTB v0.8.1.36 [15/02/2004]
+ Danish language file
+ Dutch language file
@ Install Script
@ Codec database
# [AVI] Codec (FourCC) detection
VTB v0.8.0.35 [08/02/2004]
+ QuickTime Support
+ Indonesian language file
+ [MPEG] : Added support for "mpe" file extension
@ [CodecDB] : More explicit AAC codec names for Matroska
@ [MPEG] : Format detection
# [MPEG] : Duration detection on small files
# [MKV] : Resolution detection
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Extremely poor detections and functionality.
Better use MediaInfo
I was thoroughly unimpressed. The notes SPECIFICALLY mention MP4 files as being supported. That was SPECIFICALLY why I downloaded it. And all my MP4 files were SPECIFICALLY not listed. Also could not get the shell extension to work. Did I mention I was not impressed?
Argh... now it's adware not freeware.
Added RelevantKnowledge - optional, not required to install and used VideoInspector.
This software is so flawed, I don't know where to start! Codec names are the only things right, for the other properties such as bitrates and what not, try it and you'll see. Encode a few minutes of your favorite video in various format DVD, VCD, SVCD, XVID, PAL, NTSC, etc.. then check each file with both GSpot and VideoInspector, you won't believe it. The language setting has pretty flags :-)
displays incorrect audio info (kbps)
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|Privately held companies
|Software Product Development
Big Data, IT Consulting
|Sunnyvale, California, United States
Key people
|Renat Khasanshyn (CEO), Andrei Yurkevich (President) [1]
Number of employees
|over 250 (Q2, 2015)
Altoros Systems (also spelled as "Altoros" or "Альторос") is a software development company that provides solutions and integration/consulting services around the Cloud Foundry platform. As a Silver Member of the Cloud Foundry Foundation[2] (governed by the Linux Foundation), Altoros contributes to development and evolution of this open source initiative.
Headquartered in Silicon Valley, the company runs offices in U.S., Norway, Denmark,[3] UK,[4] Finland, Sweden, Argentina and Belarus.[5][6][7][8] Altoros actively supports and brings up technology communities in America and Europe by organizing related educational events (such as meetups, CloudCamps, user group meetings, hackathons,[9] free programming courses,[10][11] etc.)
Altoros was founded in 2001 as an outsourcing software development vendor; in the course of the years the company focused on building PaaS/DevOps solutions and providing consultancy around big data and cloud computing.[12]
In February 2007, Altoros launched Apatar, a Java-based data integration (ETL) project driven by a global community.[13][14] The open source version of the product was released under the GPL 2.0 license and is used by 27,000+ database engineers/architects worldwide.
In July 2008, Altoros became a resident of Belarus High Technologies Park, a business environment for IT companies in Eastern Europe that forces cooperation in IT on the inter-governmental level.[15]
In May 2014, Altoros joined the Cloud Foundry Foundation as a Silver Member. The organization is governed by the Linux Foundation starting from December the same year. (The goal of the CF Foundation is "to establish Cloud Foundry as the industry open standard for PaaS.")
Supporting Technology Communities[edit]
User Groups and Global Events[edit]
In 2007, Altoros founded Belarus Java User Group, which unites more than 500 Java developers in Belarus. Since 2008, Altoros has been arranging a variety of conferences and other events for IT specialists in Belarus, featuring Microsoft,[16] Adobe,[17] SUN Microsystems,[18] and Engine Yard representatives as speakers.
In 2010, Altoros co-founded Belarus Ruby on Rails User Group. To support this initiative, in August 2011, the company launched free educational Ruby on Rails training course for developers[11] in Eastern Europe. Altoros also sponsors numerous Ruby conferences around the world (RubyConf in Argentina, Barcelona Ruby Conference in Spain, RubyConfBY in Belarus, etc.).
On October 11, 2011, Altoros officially organized the first CloudCamp in Denmark (in its standard format/agenda). It was followed by the first CloudCamp in Eastern Europe—held on April 7, 2012 (in Minsk, Belarus).[19]
In addition, Altoros's engineers regularly speak at IT events across both Europe and America, sharing their experience in big data, cloud computing, PaaS, etc.,[17] Local IT news resource writes about a 3-day conference held by Adobe and arranged by Altoros.[20] Altoros is also a partner of Belarus .NET User Group, Belarus Adobe Flash Platform User Group, Belarus Microsoft Certified Professional Club, and Belarus Open Source Lab―among others.
Open Source Projects[edit]
Altoros is the founder of Apatar, open source data integration project used by 27,000+ companies worldwide. The project connects data between different sources (mainly, databases and CRM/ERP systems).
Altoros is an active contributor to other open source initiatives, such as Couchbase Server (a distributed NoSQL document-oriented database) and Cloud Foundry (a platform-as-a-service system).
Starting from 2012, Altoros regularly issues independent technology benchmarks that help to evaluate performance of open source big data technologies, such as Hadoop and NoSQL systems (MongoDB, Couchbase, Cassandra, Redis, etc.).[21][22][23]
Cloud Foundry Contributions[edit]
Since 2014, Altoros is a Silver Member of the Cloud Foundry Foundation (governed by the Linux Foundation ). Prior to joining this initiative, the Altoros team contributed to the Cloud Foundry Community Advisory Board meetings on a monthly basis.
One of the company's first major code contribution to Cloud Foundry was development of the CF Vagrant Installer (built in 2013). At that time, this was one of the main tools for deploying Cloud Foundry on small instances, such as a laptop.
Altoros is also contributing to development of Juju Charms for Cloud Foundry—an orchestration tool for deploying CF on Ubuntu infrastructures. This collaborative project is led by Pivotal and Canonical.
During 2013–2015, Altoros held 50+ Cloud Foundry meetups and workshops across U.S. (Los Angeles, San Diego, Austin, Washington/DC, Chicago, Boston, Seattle, NYC, etc.). Most of them were free to attend and featured speakers from the Cloud Foundry community (including IBM, Pivotal, HP, etc.).
In 2007, the first Altoros's product—Apatar—was recognized by NetworkWorld as one of 8 "Open Source Companies to Watch"[24] and 10 "Tech Start-ups That Should Matter"[25] for their annual research.
In December 2013, Altoros made it into the list of "21 NoSQL Innovators to Look for in 2020"[26] (at Wikibon, an independent community driven by research analysts from Gartner, Forrester, etc.).
In February 2014, Altoros was recognized as one of top big data, business intelligence and Hadoop consultants[27] (by Clutch, ex-SourcingLine, an independent Washington, DC-based research company).
In 2014, Altoros was announced among Top 20 Belarus Hi-Tech Park members (by production output).
In March 2015, Altoros got into the industry-level Impact Research in Information/Data management (by 451 Research, a technology research/data firm).[12]
- ^ [1]
- ^ "Cloud Foundry Foundation Established to Advance Platform-as-a-Service"
- ^ Silicon Valley og Silkeborg Valley - Midtjyllands Avis, a Danish daily newspaper, publishes an article about Altoros, settled down recently in Silkeborg Valley. (Danish)
- ^ "ISellMobile launches free app" An article in the Mobile Magazine by Noble House Media, the famous UK publisher of mobile magazines, mentions contribution of Altoros to iSellMobile, a free app
- ^ "When Offshoring Goes Bad", An article by Salon (a part of The Associated Press) about outsourcing, mentioning Altoros as an opposite to bad offshoring (2004)
- ^ "Young software exec moves to open source model" Mass High Tech, a business journal in New England, interviews the CEO of Altoros about the history of Apatar and Altoros.
- ^ "TechZulu interviews Renat Khasanshyn of Altoros Systems"(2008)
- ^ High-Tech R&D: Too Vital To Outsource?, Renat Khasanshyn, Altoros's CEO, speaks about the business model of his company in an E-commerce Times article, a resource of ECT News Network
- ^ "$1000 за 24 часа: в Минске проходит хакатон hacby'11 web&mobile" A report from the first hackathon in Belarus, which was organized by Altoros (Russian)
- ^ "В Минске обсудили перспективы Ruby on Rails" A piece of news about a free seminar on Ruby on Rails organized by Altoros(Russian)
- ^ a b "Altoros предлагает веб-разработчикам бесплатные курсы по Ruby on Rails" TUT.by, the largest news portal in Belarus, writes about the training course for Ruby on Rails developers arranged by Altoros (Russian)
- ^ a b "Altoros grows big-data technology benchmarking business on Cloud Foundry PaaS"
- ^ "Meeting the geek behind Apatar" Robert Scoble interviews CEO of Altoros about the community behind Apatar
- ^ "InformationWeek associate editor Elena Malykhina interviews Renat Khasanshyn" InformationWeek interviews CEO of Altoros on the launch of Apatar
- ^ "NHN, Korea's largest Internet company, is interested in establishing cooperation with Belarus' High-Tech Park" National TV and Radio of Belarus about the meeting of NHN Corporation with Altoros and other HTP residents of High-Tech Park
- ^ "Официальная презентация Microsoft Silverlight 3.0 в Беларуси", One of the largest printed IT media in Belarus announces two educational seminars from Microsoft organized by Altoros (Russian)
- ^ a b Adobe: "3 дня и 6 докладов.", Local IT news resource informs about a conference featuring Adobe arranged by Altoros. (Russian)
- ^ "Круглый стол по Java в Минске", One of the largest printed IT newspaper in Belarus writes about a free seminar on Java organized by Altoros (Russian)
- ^ В Минске прошел первый в Беларуси CloudCamp, TUT.by, the largest news portal in Belarus, reports about the first CloudCamp in Eastern Europe, which was organized by Altoros. (Russian)
- ^ «Открытые технологии. Материалы 7-й международной конференции Linux Vacation / Eastern Europe 2011», Брест «Альтернатива» 2011, ISBN 978-985-521-251-6: This science publication features Altoros's presentation of Cells.js and interview with its author, who compares the work at Altoros and in Silicon Valley (pp. 6-8, pp.127-130). (Russian)
- ^ "Evaluating NoSQL performance: Which database is right for your data?"
- ^ "Altoros Releases In-Depth Scoring Framework for Custom Evaluation of NoSQL Data Stores"
- ^ "Comparing the top Hadoop distributions"
- ^ "Open Source Companies to Watch", NetworkWorld, one of global IDG's magazines, describes the intersection between Apatar and Altoros.
- ^ "Tech start-ups that should matter"
- ^ "21 NoSQL Innovators to Look for in 2020"
- ^ "Altoros Recognized As A One Of Top Hadoop And Big Data Consultants"

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About the Browns ...
1. My first reaction to the Jay Cutler deal is Chicago gave up a ton -- the 18th and 84th picks this season, and a first-rounder in 2010 along with a decent QB in Kyle Orton. It's exactly the kind of deal these Browns should never make because they are not close to a title contender. They need more draft picks, not dumping a pair of first-rounders and a player such as Quinn. I give the Browns credit for not being enticed into that kind of deal, despite Cutler being a major physical talent.
2. Cutler's record as a starter is 17-20, but part of the problem was a poor Denver defense. According to ESPN, Cutler was 13-1 when the Broncos held the opposition under 21 points. But I still have doubts Cutler could handle the off-field pressures that come with being a Browns QB:
A) The franchise's history of frustration.
B) Being considered a savior because of the high trade price to acquire him.
C) A team will be in for a lot of changes as the latest regime puts its players in place.
4. They have watched a lot of film of Kamerion Wimbley and like his speed and determination. But he needs another move to shed blockers and return to being a real threat as pass rusher, and that's their one goal for him. He must have another move besides going around the blocker to reach the quarterback.
5. They love Steve Heiden, who is making progress from knee surgery. They really feel good about the depth at tight end with Robert Royal, Heiden and Martin Rucker, who may be the receiving tight end to make up for what the traded Kellen Winslow brought to the team.
6. The coaches are intrigued by Robaire Smith, who may be the No. 2 defensive lineman after Shaun Rogers. Smith is making progress from the Achilles injury that knocked him out most of last season. If he is healthy, the line gets a real boost. The Browns also have Shaun Smith working out, and there have been no more problems between the defensive lineman and Quinn --the pair had a brief dressing-room fight at the end of last season.
7. While there has been some discussion of Joshua Cribbs as a defensive back, it seems he'll be used mostly on special teams and as a receiver. They like him running the ball. Cribbs has told the Browns that he still likes covering punts and kicks, where he's their top tackler over the last four years.
About the Cavaliers ...
Without a doubt, Mike Brown should be the NBA Coach of the Year. Don't think so? Then answer this question: LeBron James or no LeBron James, did you think the Cavaliers would win more than 60 games this season? Sixty. And it will be more. Unless you did, then what Brown has done has to be considered a tremendous job.
Remember that the Cavs started the season 1-2. That's right, 1-2, losing at Boston and New Orleans. Since then, they are 60-13.
When the season began, they had only five players from the 2007-08 opening night: LeBron James, Daniel Gibson, Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Sasha Pavlovic and Anderson Varejao. Brown was meshing Mo Williams into a lineup that included Ben Wallace and Delonte West, who were picked up in a Feb. 21, 2008 deal. Yes, there is talent, but it had to be blended quickly to compile a franchise record-breaking season like this.
Brown probably won't win the award. When you coach a superstar such as James, he gets the credit for the victories, the coach is blamed when the team fails to meet expectations. Brown knows that and it doesn't seem to bother him a bit -- yet another reason he should win the award.
But maybe it's best for Brown's career that he not win the award. Last year's winner, Byron Scott, is still with New Orleans. But only Gregg Popovich (2003) is still with the team that earned him the award. The winners in 2007 (Sam Mitchell) and 2006 (Avery Johnson) are out of work. Rick Carlisle won in 2002 with the Pistons, and is now with Dallas. In-between, he not only was fired by the Pistons, but also hired and fired by Indiana.
Since 1995, only Phil Jackson (1996) and Popovich (2003) won the award with an NBA champion. That's because the voting is done at the end of the regular season, and the criteria is supposed to be the regular season -- not the playoffs.
My guess is Brown would rather win multiple titles in the tradition of Jackson and Popovich while seldom being mentioned as a Coach of the Year candidate. It would be better for his team and his career.
1. The Indians will win 91 games, squeezing out the Central Division title over the Twins. Hey, I just got back from 10 days in the Arizona sun and loved every minute. Maybe I'm delusional.
2. Grady Sizemore will be the MVP, hitting at least 30 homers. Nothing delusional about that, he's a superstar.
3. David Huff will be in the Cleveland rotation by May 15.
4. Scott Lewis will find his problems are more than getting a grip on the ball.
5. Jhonny Peralta will hit 30 homers and drive in 100 runs, assuming Eric Wedge keeps him in the middle of the lineup.
6. Fausto Carmona will win more games than Cliff Lee.
7. By the end of April, Masa Kobayashi and Zach Jackson will not be in the bullpen.
8. Even missing some starts with a cranky elbow, Anthony Reyes will win more games than Carl Pavano.
9. Kelly Shoppach will hit 25 homers, but struggle to bat over .240.
10. Fans will be giving Kerry Wood huge cheers as he comes to the mound to save a game.
11. Shin-Soo Choo will get off to a slow start unless he quickly shortens his swing.
12. By mid-season, there will be talk of promoting Hector Rondon, who will open the season in the Class AA Akron rotation. He has the best arm in the top levels of the farm system.
13. Asdrubal Cabrera will establish himself as one of the all-around second basemen in the American League.
14. Travis Hafner will get off to a slow start and it will be a struggle for the Indians to figure out how long they can go with him at DH. But he also could have better second half as his surgically repaired shoulder gets stronger and the weather is warmer.
15. Come hear Plain Dealer baseball writers Paul Hoynes, Dennis Manoloff and myself at the Plain Dealer Opening Day Breakfast on Friday from 7:30-9 a.m. at the PD on 1801 Superior Ave. Cost for the buffet breakfast is $25. I will be glad to sign books, and we also will have a few to give away for door prizes. For more information, call 216-999-4028 or email email@example.com
Since this is Final Four Weekend, some fans wondered how Cleveland State's prospects are for next season as the Vikings lose five seniors: Cedric Jackson, J'Nathan Bullock, Chris Moore, George Tandy and Renard Fields:
1. The strength is in the backcourt, led by emerging star Norris Cole (13.2 points, 45 percent shooting). Cole will be a junior next year, and he is capable of playing either guard spot. The Vikings often play three guards, although D'Aundray Brown (7.4 points, 5.7 rebounds, 51 percent shooting) often is a small forward. So it will be Cole, Brown and a third player from the group of Jeremy Montgomery, Trevon Harmon and Josh McCoy.
2. The remarkable part of CSU's run to the second round of the NCAA tournament was it happened without Brown, who coach Gary Waters considers perhaps his best all-around player. Brown was injured in a first-round Horizon tournament game against Detroit. Like Cole, Brown will be a junior.
3. Shaker Heights product Anthony Wells could be a factor in the backcourt. CSU coaches compare him to Cole, a 6-2 guard who can play either spot, and is smart and gritty.
4. The Vikings may add a junior college point guard for depth.
5. Losing Moore, Tandy and Bullock leaves CSU looking for big men. The key is red-shirt Aaron Pogue, a top-100 recruit who played with Cole at Dayton Dunbar. Pogue went to junior college for a year to settle some academic issues. He showed up at 6-9, 300 pounds this season, and is now down to 275. The Vikings want him in the 260 range. His grades seem in order, and he could be the starting center next season as a sophomore.
6. It appears two junior college big men will be at CSU next year. There is Kevin Anderson, a 6-10 rebounder and shot blocker from Technical Career Institute junior college and Boys and Girls High in New York City. He averaged more than 10 rebounds and seven blocks per game. CSU compares him to George Tandy.
7. Chanel's Joe Latas could see some time at center, the coaches love his grit. Walk-on Tim Kamczyc (Strongsville) played well enough as in practice that he also could be in the mix for minutes.
8. The Vikings need shooters. It's possible returning players Montgomery, Harmon and McCoy -- at least one of them -- emerges as a reliable outside threat. Another possibility is Charlie Woods, a red-shirt freshman who missed all of last season because of a collision in practice where he suffered a major concussion and had surgery to implant two plates in his skull. He returned for the final six weeks of practice and showed promise as a 6-7 outside scorer.


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By Nancy Steiger
We made history in San Juan County on Nov. 26, 2012. That's the day the new PeaceHealth Peace Island Medical Center opened its doors to the community.
For the first time, residents of San Juan County have a hospital of our own. For the first time, we have a 24-hour emergency department. For the first time, we have on-site chemotherapy for people with cancer.
We have new diagnostic and imaging tools that haven't been available on-island before. And we are able to provide all this — expanded services in a brand new facility — with no increase in taxes. These "firsts" are cause to celebrate, and many people in the community have expressed their appreciation and gratitude for having all these health services available close by.
It is surprising and disappointing, then, that so much attention has been focused on what we don't offer rather than what we do. That PeaceHealth, which was established more than a century ago by Catholic nuns, declines to offer abortion services should come as no surprise to anyone. These services weren't provided at Inter Island Medical Center previously, are not usually hospital-based, and typically wouldn't be found in a facility the size of Peace Island Medical Center in any case. But because this issue continues to be raised, I want to once again let you know what you can expect from PeaceHealth.
The proposed joint venture with Catholic Health Initiatives will have no bearing on our policies regarding reproductive services. None.
PeaceHealth's reproductive services policies will remain unchanged under the partnership with CHI. Decisions about reproductive services are made between the doctor and patient. Services that are medically necessary are provided within the sanctity of that relationship, with no interference from PeaceHealth. Medical necessity is determined by the physician.
Every reproductive service that was available at IIMC remains available, and no changes in services are planned. Our policies regarding reproductive services haven't changed in 40 years, and no policy changes are planned.
The issues raised by the ACLU trace their origins back to our founding fathers. A tension between the rights of women religious, for example, and the government has long existed, and we aren't going to resolve it with an op-ed, a letter-writing campaign or a contract.
Critics have called into question the veracity of the legal opinion that allowed our partnership with the San Juan County Public Hospital District No.1 to move forward. These Constitutional issues are not new and we have been assured we are on solid legal ground.
While legal experts sort through the arguments that are being raised, we will keep our attention focused on running our new hospital and clinic and serving patients, fulfilling our mission of personal and community health, relieving pain and suffering and treating each person in a loving and caring way.
My career in health care began as a nurse, and my heart has never strayed from the patients we serve. For the past 25 years I have been in health care administration, the last five with PeaceHealth. I have never worked for a finer, more principled organization.
One of our Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace likes to say that a promise made is a promise kept. We were invited by the commissioners to build a new hospital for you and promised to provide you with comprehensive services at a time when few organizations or communities are investing in small, rural hospitals. If people choose not to believe us or the commitments we've made, I have come to accept that nothing I say will change their minds. I'd suggest that our track record speaks for itself.
We have been serving the Pacific Northwest for over a century. We've been invited into every community we serve, including San Juan County. It is a privilege to be in health care and to take care of you and your loved ones. Whatever your politics, your religion, your income or your health status, we are and always will be here for you.
— Editor's note: Nancy Steiger, a registered nurse, is CEO, chief mission officer of PeaceHealth Northwest Network of Care.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- He was angry at his ex.
So Buriell Jones did the unthinkable. The Stapleton resident decided to get back at her by tossing her defenseless cat to its death from an eighth-floor balcony.
Now, Jones, 57, will pay for the despicable act -- serving a four-month jail sentence for the 2012 incident.
Jones pleaded guilty on Thursday to a felony animal cruelty charge.
Prosecutors said heartless episode was set in motion when Jones began arguing with his former girlfriend.
He became so incensed, that he tossed "Cat" -- a 7-year-old black-and-white male domestic shorthair -- from the woman's apartment balcony on Broad Street, said Joseph Pentangelo, an ASPCA spokesman. The building is part of the Stapleton Houses.
The cat hit an iron fence before slamming onto the ground, Pentangelo told the Advance.
According to law enforcement sources, a witness saw Jones as he threw the feline.
When ASPCA agents arrived, the cat was dead, Pentangelo said.
It had suffered lacerations to its liver and collapsed lungs, Pentangelo said, and a necropsy determined it died of severe blunt-force trauma.
Law enforcement sources described Jones as 5-feet-7 and 160 pounds, with a tracheostomy tube in his throat.
Jones pleaded guilty in state Supreme Court, St. George, to a felony charge of aggravated cruelty to animals. It was the top count against him.
Under the agreement, Jones will be sentenced April 29 to four months in jail, said a spokesman for District Attorney Daniel Donovan.
Online city Correction Department records show Jones has been incarcerated since his arrest two months ago.
His lawyer did not immediately return a call Friday for comment.
Assistant District Attorney Jane Grinberg is prosecuting the case.


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Brother Martin High School held its 45th commencement exercises May 23rd at the UNO Lakefront Arena in New Orleans. Jeffery Anderson, Daniel Brubaker, and Christian Karam are valedictorians.
Anderson, the son of Sarah and Larry Anderson of Metairie, will attend Louisiana State University Honors College and major in chemical engineering. He received the Louisiana State University Academic Scholars Resident Award and the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Scholarship. Anderson, an academic letterman, was on the Principal's Honor Roll, National Honor Society, and was the recipient of the President's Education Award and an Honors Diploma. A District Literary Rally participant, he placed 3rd in Calculus. He received the Mathematics Award and was named a Golden Crusader, the school's highest award for overall character. He was a NJROTC Academic, Armed Drill, Unarmed Drill, Orienteering, and Athletic Team member and NJROTC Commander for 2012-13 and an Operations Officer for 2013-14. Anderson was Student Council Junior Class Representative and Executive Board Secretary 2013-14. He was a member of the 2013 and 2014 state runner-up Crusader Rugby Teams, a Student Ambassador, and Big Brother. In the summer of 2013, he graduated from the Culver Academies Summer Naval School in Culver, Indiana.
Brubaker, the son of Sharon and David Brubaker of Gretna, will attend Texas A&M University and major in mechanical engineering. He received the Texas A & M University President's Endowed Scholarship. Brubaker, an Academic Letterman, was on the Principal's Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, and was the recipient of the President's Education Award and an Honors Diploma. He attended District Literary Rally for Calculus. He received the English Award and was the Tennis Team MVP, an Academic Excellence Award recipient, and a LHSAA Academic All-Composite team member.
Karam, son of Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Karam of Belle Chasse, will attend Louisiana State University and major in pre-med. He received the Louisiana State University Academic Scholars Resident Award. Karam, an Academic Letterman, was on the Principal's Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, President of Excalibur National Honor Society for Excellence in Science, and was a recipient of the President's Education Award and an Honors Diploma. He attended District and State Literary Rally and won first overall in civics. He received the American History Award, the Catherine D. Mordica Medical Award, the Crimson Shield for Scholarship, and, as a junior, The Brother Herman Boland Award. He was LHSAA Academic All Composite Track and Field team member, a member of the Football team, a Minister of Holy Communion, Student Minister, Big Brother, and Student Ambassador.
Graduating with honors are Thomas Bachot, Brandt Bianchini, Mitchel Bodden II, Owen Bouchon, Nicola Brilli, Jackson Brumfield, Paul Castedo, Henry Crull, Mason Drouant, Timothy Fradella, Jr., Andrew Genois, Bradley Giacone, Connor Glennon, Blake Hassinger, Steven Heurtin, Rahul Kata, Scott Laiche, Adam Laliberte, Matthew Langston, David Lawrence II, Michael Ledet, Taylor Lemoine, Michael Maldonado, Garrett McGoey, Alex Migliore, David Miranda, Justin Nguyen, Seamus O'Connor, Joshua Perelli, Bryson Polk, Grant Riera, Jorge Rodriguez, William Rubenstein, Austin Schulz, Matthew Suarez, Norman VanCourt III, and Brandon Veltrop.
Other graduates are Dylan Alfonso, William Allen, Blake Amato, Jordan Anderson, Vincent Arnold, Logan Asevedo, Christian M. Bailey, Joseph Bellott, Kenneth Belton II, Benton Bender, Garrett Bertaut, Wesley Beshel, Charles Beshenich III, Trey Bevrotte, Justin Blanchard, Andrew Boucvalt, Bryant Boudreaux, Michael Bradley III, Brandon Breath Jr., Samuel Brewton, Peter Brooks IV, Daniel Bruza, Jr., Taylor Bryant, Beau Bujol, Matthew Cheramie, Nicholas Chiappetta, William Clapp, Chad Clark Jr., Brennan Clement, Moctar Coll, Nicholas Comardelle, Michael Comeaux Jr., Chad Conley, Gary Cooper Jr., Jordan Cornish, Matthew Cranfield, Bruce Cuccia II, Christian Curlin, Jerry Davenport Jr., Solomon Davis, Stratton Day, Brandon Decareaux, Gregory Deichmann Jr., Keith Dennis Jr., Raphael Deroche, Jarrod D'Gerolamo, Peter DiMarco, Jacob Doll, William Douglass III, Donnovan Doussan, David Drago Jr., Blake Ducasse, Brandon Ducasse, Vincent Duhé, Arthur Duplessis, Cody Dupuis, Victor Earl, Benjamin East, Kevin Elfert, Nicholas Evola, Bayley Fazende, Jeffrey Fernandez, Luis Flores, Dustin Foret, John Fourcade III, Alexander Fraser, Scott Frischhertz Jr., Brandon Gaillot, Austin Gauthreaux, Jarett Gongora, Alexander Gonzalez, Nathan Gray, Joseph Groetsch III, Andrew Gros, Adam Grote, Benjamin Hailey, Jordan Harris, Patrick Healy, Ryan Henderson, Griffin Hirsch, Matthew Hood, Ramez Iseed, Anthony Jackson Jr., Jared James, Mark Johnson, Brice Johnston, Kurt Jusselin, Nicholas Kee, Gerald Keyes, John-Pace Kidder, Cobe Kirkikis, Christopher Klimm, Carter Kronlage, Patrick Lacourrége, Daniel Lahare, Stephen Lala, Michael LeBlanc, Preston LeBreton, Benjamin Loga, Brandon Macheca, Owen Magee, Logan Mancuso, Mark Mangum, Elijah Marcades, Andrew Marks, Daniel Martinez, Henry Massicot, Mitchell Maurin, Jacob Maza, Austin Meyn, Kyle Miller, Robert Montgomery III, Logan Moore, Christopher Moran, Travis Morel, Nathan Mumme, James Nail, Wade Nash Jr., Zachary Nelson, Garrett Norton, Ryan Norton, Brett Ohler, Michael Olivio, Bryce Paulin, Kyle Pecoraro, Zachary Pellissier, Anthony Pennington, Joshua Perry, Cameron Pigeon, Marcus Prince, Avery Provenzano, Travis Quarterman, Thomas Quern, Anthony Quijano, Matthew Reineke, Joseph Ricci, Blake Roberts, Van Robin Jr., Jared Robinson, Ian Roche, Jordan Rodriguez, Samuel Romano, Zachary Romano, Blake Romig, Austin Ryan, Henry Salassi V, Ben Sasso Jr., Jacob Schaff, Gabriel Schenker, Joshua Schexnayder, Peter Schneckenburger, Grayson Senner, James Shea, Logan Smith, Evan St. Germain, Collin St. Pierre, Clayton Stall, Nicholas Sterling, Turner Sutton, Joshua Tapia, Alexander Taylor, Gerald Trahan III, David Trepagnier Jr., Taylor Tully, Terence Tully Jr., Matthew Ulrich, Justin Untereiner, Roberto Valiente, Andrew Wallis, Joshua Weiss, Matthew Welker, Nicholas Wessel, Brandon West, Dane Williams, Nicholas Williams, Zachary Williams, Patrick Wood, Jordan Wright, Russell Wroten Jr., Dylan Yates, Tarrell Youngblood, Earl Zahn IV, Kameron Zandi, and Cristian Zavala.


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Morris "Bud" Blaher, 84, of Apopka, Fla., passed away Friday, Aug. 3, 2012.
Born in Flemington, he came to central Florida in 1964 from Lowell, Mass.
He was an electrical engineer and a former member of both, Temple Israel and Congregation Ohev Shalom, the American Legion and the Central Florida Genealogical Society.
He is survived by his wife, Dorothy, of Apopka; two sons, Michael of Apopka, Neal (Genie) of Maitland, Fla.; brother, William of Flemington; two grandsons, Benjamin Green and Noah I. Blaher.
Memorial contributions can be made to either the American Heart Association or Congregation Ohev Shalom.
Funeral services have been entrusted to Beth Shalom Memorial Chapel, Orlando, Fla.; 407-599-1180 or visit bethshalommemorialchapel.com.


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Player of the year: T.J. Ward of St. Peter's Prep brought a patient, disciplined approach whenever he stepped in the batter's box, refusing to become frustrated when teams pitched around him this season.
Such patience proved equally beneficial off the field as well when Temple, Ward's initial college choice, announced in December it was shutting down its baseball program.
"It reminds me to let the situation come to me and not force anything," said Ward, a First Team All-State selection. "I couldn't control what happened with the whole Temple thing and I can't control if pitchers want to pitch to me or not, but it happened. That patience I bring with me on and off the field, it helped me stick through the college selection process and it helped me stick through the season and help my team."
On the recruiting front, Ward re-evaluated his options and committed to the University of Hartford in February. On the diamond, Ward used the intentional walks as an opportunity to wreak havoc on the base paths. Thanks in large part to the 32 walks he received, Ward went 26-for-26 on stolen bases and scored 33 runs this year.
"Once he got on base, he generally was going to come around and score, whether he stole second or stole third, or came around to score on an out," St. Peter's Prep coach Pat Laguerre said. "When he didn't get those opportunities to drive in runs, walking him we generally looked at as a run for us because he ran the bases so well. He was our best player in every facet of the game."
Whether or not teams pitched to him, Ward was able to display his many skills. His .423 average, eight doubles, 10 extra-base hits, .617 on-base percentage and .605 slugging percentage were all team highs for St. Peter's Prep, which went 23-7 and reached the Hudson County Tournament final. Ward was also a strong defender at shortstop the past two seasons.
Coach of the year: When Alberto Vasquez became the head coach at his alma mater of Hudson Catholic in 2011, he knew he had some work to do to help restore a program that had fallen on tough times.
Four years later, the program has reached new heights, winning its first ever state title when it defeated St. Joseph of Hammonton, 7-0, in the Non-Public B final. Vasquez's group had to overcome numerous injuries but rallied to finish the year with a 19-7 record.
"This high school means so much to me," said Vasquez, who was a standout catcher at Hudson Catholic and Rutgers. "To be here and to win the state championship for the school is just unbelievable. Growing up in downtown Jersey City without having too much money, for me to go to Hudson Catholic was a true blessing. To be there right now and to be the head coach there? It's unbelievable."
Team of the year: Even after the graduation of Rob Kaminsky, the two-time Star-Ledger Player of the Year, St. Joseph of Montvale maintained its status as one of the state's premier programs. St. Joseph went 24-6, won the North Jersey, Non-Public A title and reached the Bergen County Tournament final in a season in which coach Frank Salvano earned his 600th career victory.
Bergen's top performer: First Team All-State second baseman Josh Shaw was key to Don Bosco Prep's run to the Bergen County Tournament championship and an eventual No. 7 finish in The Star-Ledger Top 20. Shaw, a St. John's commit, hit .432 with a home run, 11 doubles, three triples, 24 RBI and 21 runs.
Passaic's top performer:Pompton Lakes' Kevin Magee concluded a sensational career by helping the Cardinals win a second straight Passaic County Tournament title. The Third Team All-State selection went 7-1 with a 1.13 ERA and a 0.68 WHIP, striking out 87 and walking an astounding two batters in 56 innings. He also batted .408 with 21 RBI, 17 runs and an on-base percentage of .476.
County champions: Pompton Lakes repeated as Passaic County Tournament champion when it defeated DePaul, 2-1. Meanwhile, Don Bosco Prep and Marist each were county champions for the second time in three seasons. Don Bosco Prep defeated St. Joseph (Mont.), 7-1, to win the Bergen County Tournament. Marist knocked off St. Peter's Prep, 3-2, to win the Hudson County Tournament.
Year to remember at Passaic: Under coach Peter Diaz, Passaic had its finest season in history, going a program-best 18-9 and reaching both the semifinals of the Passaic County and North Jersey, Section 1, Group 4 tournaments for the first time ever. And more should be coming, as the Indians return a great deal of key players from this year's squad next spring.
Carcich, Servideo retire: Bergen County saw two longtime coaches high on the state's all-time victories list coach their final games this year, as both Emerson Boro's Bob Carcich and Lyndhurst's Butch Servideo retired. Carcich finished with 539 victories and never had a losing season in 28 years, winning back-to-back Group 1 state titles in 2000 and 2001. Servideo, who led Lyndhurst to a school-record 18-game winning streak and a sectional title in 2013, leaves with 524 career victories and a Group 1 state crown in 2008 after Lyndhurst had another 20-victory campaign this spring, finishing 20-8.
Hudson County Notebook:
Bayonne sophomore Neal Kiniery hit .324 with 24 RBI, went 3-1 and lead a very young and talented returning core... Harrison senior Moises Roque played virtually everywhere on the field and led the team in runs with 24... Hoboken second baseman Gary Branda hit .400 with 10 stolen bases... Hudson Catholic junior Chris Garcia slugged four home runs and 20 RBI and pitched before being sidelined by an injury... Kearny sophomore Corey Sawyer made headlines with three no-hitters as he and Bryan Rowe each won four games... Lincoln senior Tyrik Darby may be best known for his play on the football field, but he also hit .447 with 39 stolen bases... Marist sophomore 1B Jesse Matos drove in 22 runs and posted a .444 on-base percentage... St. Peter's Prep had a team ERA of 1.91 despite graduating the top three pitchers from a year ago... Union City senior Justin Jandik threw a no-hitter and struck out 41 in 45 innings... University Charter won its first ever state tournament game and won the HCIAL White Division for a third straight season... Weehawken senior Damian D'Amore went 5-2 with two saves a 1.93 ERA...
Mike Benducci, Pascack Hills
Austin Bodrato, St. Joseph (Mont.)
Christian Estevez, River Dell
Joe Fisco, Emerson
A.J. LoPresti, Indian Hills
Ryan MacNaughton, Pascack Valley
Mike Martinez, Bergen Catholic
Nazier Mcllwain, St. Mary
John O'Reilly, Old Tappan
Isaias Quiroz, St. Joseph
Josh Shaw, Don Bosco
Nico Symington, Ridgewood
Devin Torres, Indian Hills
Shane Woelfel, Mahwah
Chris Cerf, Ramsey
Nick Champino, Wood-Ridge
Mike DiGirolamo, Dumont
George Gillies, Demarest
Ben Isola, Rutherford
Jordan Jackson, Ridgefield Park
Kengo Kawahara, Ridgewood
Matt Krupa, Mahwah
Eric Luther, Park Ridge
Corey Martinez, River Dell
Joe Pronti, Wood-Ridge
Ryan Remo, Mahwah
Mike Salmonese, Waldwick
Ryan Vasel, Pascack Valley
Ashton Bardzell, Ramsey
Serafino Brito, Indian Hills
Eamon Catherina, Ridgefield
Troy Henderson, Cresskill
Willie Krajnick, St. Mary
Jeff Kopyta, Glen Rock
Alex Mastando, Don Bosco
Eddie Nikocevic, Cliffside Park
Ryan Orr, Pascack Valley
P.J. Potter, Lodi
John VanDeMark, Bergen Catholic
Ron Villone, Pascack Valley
Connor Walsh, Waldwick
Brett Wilkes, Indian Hills
Corey Caddle, St. Peter's Prep
Nick Camileri, St. Peter's Prep
Manny Cruz, Union City
Frank DiPillo, Bayonne
Mike Dragone, Secaucus
Matt Littrell, Marist
Isaiah Mateo, Hoboken
Angel Perez, Marist
Brandon Pilovsky, Hudson Catholic
Corey Sawyer, Kearny
Mike Simone, Hudson Catholic
Antonio Velardi, St. Peter's Prep
T.J. Ward, St. Peter's Prep
Josh Witherspoon, Marist
Steven Acosta, Memorial
A.J. Candelario, Marist
Tyler Cruz, Marist
Tommy Dolaghan, Harrison
Mike Gonzalez, Weehawken
Ohanny Jeserum, Weehawken
Giovanni Palos, Memorial
Alexis Peguero, Hoboken
Dany Perez, Union City
Chris Garcia, Hudson Catholic
Julio Pimentel, North Bergen
Sean Reitz, Secaucus
Bryan Rowe, Kearny
T.J. Witt, Kearny
Michael Albunia, Hudson Catholic
Kyle Bowes, St. Peter's Prep
Jeremy Cerda, North Bergen
Mike Cirillo, St. Peter's Prep
Tyrik Darby, Lincoln
Yandy Gonzalez, Weehawken
Neal Kiniery, Bayonne
Jesse Matos, Marist
Mario Palos, Memorial
Elijah Pereira, Ferris
Kevin Perez, Union City
Luis Perez, Dickinson
Dom Rosales, University Charter
Josh Williams, Harrison
Galvis Blandino, Passaic
Mike Blumenthal, Wayne Hills
Chris Boes, West Milford
Jon Budesa, DePaul
Joseph Cirillo, DePaul
C.J. Coiley, Lakeland
Steve Cook, Lakeland
Mike Coss, Pompton Lakes
Jim Huber, Pompton Lakes
Kevin Magee, Pompton Lakes
Joey Garcia, Passaic
Juan Reina, Passaic Tech
J.T. Somwaru, Lakeland
Nick Steiginga, Eastern Christian
Josh Collazo, Passaic Tech
Mike Elia, Wayne Valley
Peter Ferony, West Milford
Bo Gilligan, Lakeland
Casey Hanley, Passaic Valley
Toby Hartog, Hawthorne
Ryan Kazanowski, Pompton Lakes
L.J. Kozlowski, Hawthorne
Connor Maupai, West Milford
Mike Monteleone, DePaul
Joe Pascucci, Wayne Valley
Jared Quintero, Passaic Tech
Brett Reilly, Lakeland
Blake Smith, Lakeland
Jake Andersen, Wayne Valley
Travis Bligh, DePaul
Alex Kokos, Wayne Valley
Kyle Labouseur, Lakeland
Carlos Martinez, Passaic
David Mascis, Hawthorne
Nick McCarthy, Pompton Lakes
Eric Moeltner, Pompton Lakes
Joel Polanco, Passaic Tech
Luis Rodriguez, Passaic
Chris Vogt, Passaic Valley
Kyle Von Ende, Lakeland
Ted Wagner, Hawthorne
Jimmy Whelan, DePaul
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The Nutrition Reform and Work Opportunity Act Congress votes on this week would cut food aid by $40 billion over 10 years, affecting up to 6 million hungry families, say alarmed community advocates and people who depend on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP.
Wednesday morning, people with personal knowledge of what such a loss would mean to the people they serve, came together at the Auburn Food Bank to say no.
And to urge Congress, particularly U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert, R-Auburn, to say no.
Among those speaking out were Auburn Food Bank Director Debbie Christian, Kent City Councilwoman Elizabeth Albertson, members of the Washington Community Action Network, members of SNAP, and the Rev. Jimmie James, director of Holistic Opportunities for Personal Empowerment and a member of the Kent Black Action Commission.
SNAP – also known as Food Stamps – is an anti-poverty program that provides nutrition support to low-income people struggling to put food on the table and to middle-class families who are struggling economically because of the Great Recession.
In these tough times, advocates agreed, when one in six people in the state alone rely on SNAP, and more than two-fifths of those who receive benefits are children, it would be one cut way too many. Instead, advocates urged Congress to close corporate tax loopholes and make large companies such as Apple, General Electric and Verizon pay "their fair share" of federal taxes.
Numbers at the Auburn Food Bank, according to Christian, have more than doubled in the last five years. Today, more than 170 families come through the food bank's doors every day. Today, the food bank serves some 650 individuals, and that number could double again.
Additional cuts, Christian, would be wrong.
"I think what I really need you to hear is that our families can't suffer any more," Christian said. "They're already at a minimum in their income, they're already at a minimum in their resources. The stamina that it takes to stay on programs is just really tough for them. They cannot take another cut. I'm already running out of money. Our grants have been cut. Our food supply has coming in OK from some new and bigger business. But this is also summer. When it comes down to further cuts, this will decrease my purchasing power and increase the client need. If you double the numbers again, how in the world am I going to stretch that?"
Food out of mouths
James said he was appalled at the decisions "of our so-called leaders and politicians, who decide they want to take food out of the mouths of poor children in our communities.
"Your indifference is dangerous to our young people. Your friendship with the rich is an enemy to righteousness," James said. "Don't you know that the Brookings Institution has already defined South King County as a model for growing trends of poverty and hunger? Don't you know that the least, the last, and the less live right here in this community? And you want to take SNAP and shut the door on hungry families and youth and children. Not on our watch," James said.
Albertson, serving her third term on the City of Kent's Human Services Commission, noted that 52 percent of the students in the Kent School District are already on free and reduced lunch, and 14,000 people visit the Kent Food Bank every year.
"Poverty has grown by more than 80 percent in South King County in the last 10 years. South King County in particular ... is one of the worst poverty centers in the country," Albertson said. "And yet we have this disconnect. We have the wealthy east side, we've got a lot of money in Seattle. The Pacific Northwest is seen as this beautiful, wonderful place to live. And it is. But we have people here that are hungry and homeless. Someone asked me a question about the working poor. Well, we have working poor here that are also homeless."
Christina Wong, public policy manager of Northwest Harvest and co-chair of the Anti-Hunger and Nutrition Coalition, called the proposed legislation mean.
"When I first heard about this proposal to cut SNAP by $40 billion, I was shocked and saddened," Wong said. "I can really think of no reason, other than mean spiritedness, that would result in any member of Congress voting yes on this bill. A yes vote means a deliberate decision to make people hungry. So, as I have continued to advocate against this bill, I have gone from being heartbroken to being outraged. This bill claims to fight fraud and abuse and waste in the system. But here's what it actually is: it's a slap in the face to charitable, hunger relief organizations that have struggled to meet the record, rising need for emergency food services since the start of the recession. Especially when we have been experiencing dwindling contributions from the private sector."
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SEATTLE - The guitarist plugs in his amp, and the yoga instructor strips off her baggy skull-patterned boxers to reveal black bike shorts.
They both warm up for the latest twist on an ancient practice: punk rock yoga.
Power yoga, baby yoga, kickboxing yoga, and now this. Has yoga fusion finally gone too far? After all, yoga is a spiritual discipline aimed at creating a sense of deep quiet and inner peace, while punk rock is all about being undisciplined and LOUD.
It makes sense to instructor Kimberlee Jensen.
"It's the whole do-it-yourself ethic," said Jensen, 34. "Punk is democratic, nonhierarchical - that's definitely the way I like to approach it."
Her free, weekly classes are at an all-ages nightclub and aimed at teenagers and adults who wouldn't be caught dead in a health club.
"It shouldn't be a thing that just skinny people do," Jensen said. "That's not what yoga should be."
Jensen was inspired by the success of Punk Rock Aerobics, the brainchild of two Boston women who turned classic punk moves into a workout. Blasting The Sex Pistols and Blondie works for aerobics, but Jensen knew she would need something a little mellower.
The live music in her classes doesn't sound anything like punk. It has ranged from Arabic drumming to a saxophone and flute to the house band, solo electric guitarist Christopher Hydinger.
The music is quiet and peaceful, flowing with the yoga poses - but still "raw and organic" like punk, Jensen points out.
One of her favorite music moments was when an acoustic guitar duo performed easy-listening versions of punk classics such as "God Save the Queen." The class and instructor broke out in giggles.
"A lot of people who come probably would not respond to traditional Hindu music," Jensen said. "That's probably heresy, I'm sure."
A longtime fitness instructor, Jensen has practiced yoga for eight years and began training as a teacher about a year ago. The punk yoga class started last year to satisfy the community outreach requirement of her training, but it was so popular she's kept it going.
She eschews a fancy studio with mirrored walls for a dark, black-painted nightclub. She banishes rows of yoga mats in favor of a circle arranged around a plate of flickering votive candles. She knows plenty of serious yoga people wouldn't approve of her methods, but it doesn't worry her.
"I get new people in off the street every time," Jensen said. She especially remembers one student who told her, "This is the first physical thing I've done where I haven't felt made a fool of."
Jensen smiled. "That," she said, "is what yoga should be."
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AUBURN, Alabama -- PGA Tour member and former Auburn golfer Jason Dufner suddenly found himself at the center of a joke that started with a Deadspin article and went viral after a few of his PGA buddies took the joke and ran with it.
First, it started when golfer Keegan Bradley, who beat Dufner in a playoff to win the 2011 PGA Championship, got ahold of the photo, taken as Dufner visited students at the Salesmanship Youth and Family Centers as part of his duties as the reigning Byron Nelson champion.
Once Bradley got ahold of the photo and Tweeted it out, the rest of the PGA started chiming in, led by Rory McIlroy.
Haha I don't know what to say. This is the best picture ever. #duffdaddy twitter.com/Keegan_Bradley...-- Keegan Bradley (@Keegan_Bradley) March 28, 2013
@keegan_bradley #dufnering twitter.com/McIlroyRory/st...-- Rory Mcilroy (@McIlroyRory) March 29, 2013
McIlroy's tweet sparked a Twitter meme that hit well-known PGA jokesters Bubba Watson and Rickie Fowler of Golf Boys fame, plus Luke Donald, and fans ran with it. Dufnering has
Dufner seems to be having fun with the joke, which is now called "Dufnering." After the initial tweet, Dufner has retweeted dozens of pictures of fans and fellow PGA members "Dufnering," including the golfers mentioned above.
@keegan_bradley #Dufnering moby.to/hdzfbf-- Luke Donald (@LukeDonald) March 29, 2013
Hey @keegan_bradley I'm just hanging out #Dufnering with @bubbawatson #bellypoppin twitter.com/RickieFowlerPG...-- Rickie Fowler (@RickieFowlerPGA) March 29, 2013
Hey @keegan_bradley just #Dufnering in the garage!! twitter.com/bubbawatson/st...-- bubba watson (@bubbawatson) March 29, 2013


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Stock market update:
The stock market is ending higher a day after suffering its biggest loss in more than seven months. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 72.44 points to 15,445.24, the S&P 500 index climbed 13.31 points to 1,755.20 and the Nasdaq composite gained 34.56 points to 4,031.52. (Associated Press)World shares steadied after falling to a near four-month low today as a bounce in battered emerging market currencies and a positive start for Wall Street helped lift some of the recent gloom. (Reuters)
Natural gas futures jumped in New York, rising for the first time in four days, on forecasts for a polar blast that would deplete stockpiles of the heating fuel. (Bloomberg News)
Business news:Target is investing $100 million to upgrade to a more advanced credit card system following the massive hack of customer data. (CNN Money)
A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers voiced support today for the Keystone XL crude oil pipeline, and did not rule out using legislation to force the White House to approve the Canada-to-Texas project. (Reuters)
Fresh orders at U.S. factories were down 1.5 percent in December after increasing 1.5 percent in November, the Department of Commerce said today. (UPI News)
Aerospace giant Boeing said it is going to start cranking out the company's bestselling 737 jets at its highest production rate ever. (Los Angeles Times)
Time Inc. said today it reorganized its magazine business and cut an unspecified number of jobs as the company prepares for an upcoming spin-off from its parent. (USA Today)
The first quarterly increase in 2 years for comparable-store sales at JCPenney was not enough to win over Wall Street, which punished the retailer's shares today. (Associated Press)
Puerto Rico had its general-obligation bonds cut one step to speculative grade by Standard & Poor's, which cited the U.S. commonwealth's limited ability to raise funds in the capital markets. (Bloomberg News)
Technology news:
Microsoft has officially tapped 22-year veteran Satya Nadella, 46, as its third-ever CEO, signaling the company will favor stayed continuity over the drastic overhaul an outsider might bring to its beleaguered business model. (Reuters)
Microsoft has made a $15 million investment in Foursquare and signed a multi-year contract to license Foursquare data, according to reports. (ZDNet)
A day after being lauded nationally for airing one of the best Super Bowl ads, RadioShack saw its stock price plummet today as The Wall Street Journal reported it's planning to close about 500 stores. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Apple is planning to build its own content delivery network to deliver large amounts of digital content like apps and software updates to its customers. (TechSpot)
World business news:
Israeli company SodaStream, under fire for operating a factory in the West Bank, has seen its stock drop to the lowest level in more than a year. (Jerusalem Post)
Italian automaker Maserati stunned on Sunday with its surprise Super Bowl ad, and the brand doesn't seem to be slowing down. (Auto World News)


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Recently, at the House of Sweden, there was a feisty exchange among the newest Nobel laureates. First, one of the economics winners, Robert Shiller, questioned the validity of the efficient markets hypothesis, the prize-wining idea of co-laureate Gene Fama. This prompted chemistry winner, Martin Karplus, to say "What understanding of the stock market do you really have?" He reckoned economics can't explain the market and questioned if "the dismal science" is even a science.
The Great Debate
How the Nobel economists changed investing forever
The 2013 Nobel Prize for economics celebrates that financial markets work, but cautions how little we know. One theme unifies the work of all three winners: Eugene Fama, Robert Shiller and Lars Hansen — risk. (A disclosure: until August I worked at Dimensional Fund Advisors, where Fama is a director and consultant.) Risk is unpredictable, but can be very profitable. That sounds simple enough, but it has profound implications — not only for the lords of high finance, but households, too. Risk teaches humility, to overconfident investors and also policymakers. That humility was notably absent at the IMF/World Bank meetings last week. Policymakers should take special note of the prize this year; it reveals how little we really understand about financial markets.
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--Juha Ylä-Jääski (D.Tech.) is President and CEO of Technology Academy Finland. The opinions expressed are his own.--
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Who will win this year's Nobel Prize for Economics?
And the Nobel laureate for economics in 2010 is?
Thomson Reuters expert David Pendlebury might have an idea. At least one of the picks from his annual predictions of winners (economics, chemisty, and so on) has won a Nobel prize over the years. Here is his short-list for economics this year.


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Here comes something we know will have a similar effect on financial market participation.
Let me put it into historical context: A tale of two markets.
My career in trading started in 1994 after graduating from The University of Texas in Austin. E*TRADE was a private company. A small group of savvy retail investors were already taking advantage of technology in the market in a way that would make most traders today very jealous. It was the time of the SOES Bandits. Mind you they were called SOES Bandits by the market makers who did not like other people taking their easy money. SOES Bandits were the pioneers of day trading. These small offices were set up because at that time it was the only place you could have fast T3 Internet and direct connections to the NASDAQ Work Stations.
Here's what Market Makers disliked: The instant access to market liquidity gave SOES Bandits the ability to beat Market Makers at their own game. You pressed a button and instantly had stock - instantly at the front of the line, ahead of the majority of others who still used phones to place their trades!
Using Level 2 data SOES Bandits could determine which of the big firms were in line to buy or sell - an effective tool at the time that determined once Bandits where at the front of the line, which direction to trade.
The days of the SOES Bandits are long gone. Today we find a market with virtually zero technical advantages for the individual investor.
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Trade Ideas' recent development focuses on the creation of a completely new way for participants to understand the market moments before they make a trade. The tool is code named "Barreleye" and if you want to understand why just google the term :)
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Scott Steinberg: What next for Call of Duty?
Where to now for Call of Duty?
Future of Modern Warfare undecided
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Modern Warfare 2 reviews hit net
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Third Modern Warfare 3 content drop announced for Xbox 360
First Modern Warfare 3 content drops dated for PS3
Modern Warfare 3 DLC begins to arrive for COD Elite subscribers
Activision announces 9 months worth of DLC for Modern Warfare 3
Japan now more open to Western games says Sony's Shuhei Yoshida
Modern Warfare 3 cheats getting 5000-day bans
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Sledgehammer to take Call of Duty to the next level
Activision hits back at the criticism of MW3's controversial content
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Call of Duty Elite subs extended due to continuing problems
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No Prestige Edition for Modern Warfare 3
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Sledgehammer's Call of Duty shelved for Modern Warfare 3
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Structures dealing with asylum seekers make them victims twice over
Published 21/08/2014 | 02:30
Are vulnerable people who come to Ireland from other countries being treated like cattle rather than human beings? Herded into state-mandated accommodation, their autonomy limited?
The truth is, we don't know. Heads are buried in the sand when asylum seekers are mentioned. But two cases in the news raise doubts about whether our refugee systems pass the civilised test.
The suicidal teenager at the centre of the abortion row spotlights a variety of failings, including a communications breakdown among healthcare workers. Perhaps too few people carry too heavy a workload. But a girl who was a victim in her homeland, where she says she was raped as an act of war, became a victim all over again in Ireland when her voice went unheard.
As for the group of male asylum seekers who went on hunger strike in Limerick, with grievances about living conditions and delays in dealing with their applications - these men are right. The structure they find themselves caught up in is unwieldy, and unfit for purpose. It ought to have been reformed long ago. Do we really expect refugees to put up with a Never Never Land of not knowing their fate?
The average wait for applications to be processed is four years. You'd almost suspect officialdom hopes some of them will lose patience and clear off - as, indeed, a number do.
Compared with other European countries, Ireland has relatively few asylum seekers. Yet we appear unable to handle them in a fashion that's either efficient or humane. What that says about us as a society is far from flattering.
Currently, there are some 4,000 asylum seekers, or less than 0.01pc of our population. We are not being swamped. Malta had 21 applications per 1,000 of its citizens in 2012. It has asked for concerted European help in coping. Italy, also looking for assistance, has a stream of refugees - this year so far, some 100,000 have arrived, many from Libya.
The world is at war, with conflicts raging in Libya, Syria, Iraq, Ukraine and Gaza, among other territories. And displaced people are turning up in Europe. Some are making their way to Ireland, as did the 18-year-old girl who learned she was pregnant after a health screening when she arrived here.
Asylum seekers are funnelled into direct provision centres countrywide, places originally intended as short-term measures. Some spend considerably more than four years in these hostels - a quarter of asylum seekers can expect to while away six years in an Irish limbo. This is no land of milk and honey for them.
Ireland is one of only two EU countries where they have no right to work. Nor can adults access third-level education. Consider how long the hours in each day must be: no work, no education, sometimes living in remote locations, separated from family members.
Welfare payments are €19.10 for adults each week and €9.60 for children - unchanged for 14 years. That's less than €3 a day to pass the time for an adult not allowed to do anything but wait. It barely buys a coffee. Belts may be tight for many of us, but I suspect we could offer something a little more generous.
They have a roof over their head and meals - although there are complaints about cramped conditions and indifferent food. Asylum seekers are not allowed to cook for themselves. Among the 4,000 are 1,600 children whose parents cannot offer them a normal home life in such tightly controlled circumstances. Some people may argue they chose to leave their homes. However, a better way of life was their goal. This surely falls short.
We cannot remain indifferent to their plight. It's not acceptable to leave them dangling. Let them stay or deport them, but don't take years to make that decision. Ireland ought to be ashamed.
No country can operate an open borders policy, but nor should we dehumanise the few who find their way to us. Just 1,200 came in 2011, and only 61 of them were granted asylum status. That's a 5pc acceptance rate.
Whether Frances Fitzgerald can push through legislation to streamline the application process in the lifetime of this Government remains to be seen.
But it ought to be a priority. Previous justice ministers have considered reforms, but not introduced them. Asylum seekers are voiceless - other priorities clamour and override their needs.
These men, women and children are barely on the public radar because we do not see them arrive, huddled together on boats, as happens at closer entry points.
The two cases making the news emphasise how people on the margins of society don't receive the same attention as the well-connected. Let's not shrug that off. It matters. It must. Because our common humanity matters.
Martina Devlin
Irish Independent


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Two blocks of Government Street will become a temporary test model for what a pedestrian- and bicyclist-friendly Mid City could feel like. The Center for Planning Excellence announced Tuesday at the Smart Growth Summit that it is bringing the "Better Block" program to Baton Rouge.
The program creates small, temporary revitalization projects, to give communities a sense of what big changes – like taking a four-lane street like Government down to two lanes – would feel like before committing to them.
"It's an opportunity to show how temporary street improvements, pop-up businesses, culture and street life can improve community connections and local commerce," said Camille Manning-Broome, director of planning for CPEX. She was speaking at a session about the FuturEBR planning process at this week's Smart Growth Seminar.
CPEX, partnering with the city and groups like the Mid-City Redevelopment Alliance, plans to create the project sometime in March or April. It will be on the two blocks between Bedford Drive and Beverly Drive.
Manning-Broome said the project could include adding bike lanes, restricting access to Government Street driveways, creating on-street parking, adding street trees, hosting a food truck roundup and offering public spaces for games like checkers.
The project will also show the city and drivers what it would be like to reduce Government Street to two lanes – an idea that is controversial as some drivers worry about its effects on traffic.
The city is putting $17,5000 toward the two-day effort, Manning-Broome said. Since Government Street is part of a state highway, the organizers will have to get permits from the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development. Any more permanent changes to the road in the future would also entail working with the state.
Other Better Block projects in cities like Fort Worth, Texas and Dallas have spurred cities to invest more or go out for bond money to make aspects of the installations permanent.
Any volunteers interested in working on the project can contact CPEX's Tara Titone at email@example.com and Manning-Broome at email@example.com.
"We want everyone on Government, everyone around that area to own it," Manning-Broome said. "We want volunteers. We want people to help us build this."