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Qimonda AG, the dynamic random access memory (DRAM) producer that filed for insolvency in January, has formally introduced its new memory chips, developed using Buried Wordline technology, which greatly reduce manufacturing costs as well as power consumption. Unfortunately, given current condition of Qimonda it remains to be seen whether the new products see the light of the day.
The new 2Gb DDR3 DRAM chip made using 46nm process technology has a die size of less than 55mm², which means that the amount of such chips on a 300mm wafer triples compared to 75nm process technology and thus is expected to increase production efficiency by 200%, according to Qimonda. The company did not reveal actual core-clock speed or voltage characteristics of its invention.
"With the first functional chips on 46nm, Qimonda shows the potential to regain technology leadership in the DRAM industry. The new 2Gb DDR3 is expected to significantly increase our productivity and reduce our cost per bit once it is ramped up in production. In addition, the new chip is ideally suited for high-density DDR3 server modules and will put us in the position of the energy efficiency leader in the market," said Kin Wah Loh, president and chief executive officer of Qimonda AG.
Qimonda originally intended to start commercial production of the new chip by mid-2009 and is actively seeking financing partners to enable this timeline. With today's announcement, Qimonda takes an important step towards establishing the viability of the core development and production capabilities of the company, which is a critical element of the search for new investors.
The focus on Buried Wordline technology is a key element of Qimonda's global restructuring and cost-reduction programme. At the same time, in order to stabilise its ongoing operations even further, loss-making products and contracts are being discontinued and core production activities are being intensified, the company said. This is the reason that production will be ramped down at the Richmond 300mm manufacturing facility, Virginia.
Qimonda said that given the current macroeconomic climate, it is not possible to finance a conversion of this facility for Buried Wordline technology production. In the future, more customers will be supplied with chips from the plant in Dresden. Production at the other Qimonda AG facilities continues for the time being.


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The records were released after a Right-to-Know request by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. No one from IUP made the list of the top 10 salaries in the state system. Cavanaugh ranked second on the list, followed by West Chester Swimming Coach James Rudisall, who made more than $262,000 last year.
Most of his salary came from running swimming camps and lessons that produced income for university scholarships. Robert Dillman, the former president of East Stroudsburg University, was fourth on the list. He retired in June. Rounding out the top five is James Pesek, who retired in September as dean of the College of Business Administration at Clarion University. The records show that more than 2,000 State System employees made $100,000 or more last year.
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The Wisconsin State Patrol said Roy and Jenny Kato, both 34, and their 13-year-old son, Joshua, were killed when their vehicle slid into the path of another vehicle in Marathon County. The Katos' 5-year-old daughter, Brook, suffered non-life threatening injuries. She was taken to Aspirus Wausau Hospital.
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Northshire Bookstore continues to grow in challenging timesBy Patrick McArdle
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The Northshire Bookstore is placing this sculpture, seen here outside the store in Manchester, in its new readers park which is expected to be complete by October. While many independent bookstores are struggling, the Northshire recently added a second site in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., and continues to attract best-selling authors for store appearances.MANCHESTER While economic recovery is still soft and many independent bookstores have struggled to compete with larger chains and Internet retailers, Northshire Bookstore has recently opened a second location. It has also announced appearances by best-selling authors and moved forward to finish a readers park outside its Manchester store.
Chris Morrow, owner of the store, agreed that things were going well for Northshire Bookstore.
Were working very hard. We have an excellent staff right now. We opened the Saratoga (Springs, N.Y.) store on Aug. 5 so its been a little over a month and thats been going well, he said.
Northshire employs about 35 people in Manchester and about 20 in Saratoga. Those numbers include part-time employees.
The store in New York is the first time Northshire has opened a second location since the original was founded in 1976. The new location is about 80 percent of the size of the Vermont store and has already hosted the Northshires most popular event, an appearance by fantasy and comic book author Neil Gaiman, which attracted about 1,700 people.
Saratoga is a great small city thats very eclectic and independent-minded and arts-oriented. Theres a lot of educated, upper-income people who appreciate what we have to offer so its really a great fit for us, he said.
Northshire has developed a partnership with the Paramount Theatre which will bring author David Sedaris, radio personality Ira Glass and Garrison Keillor, who is both an author and a radio personality, to Southern Vermont and author Anne Rice is scheduled to appear at the New York store.
The bookstore also got increased visibility recently because of the roundabout project that replaced the intersection of Routes 11/30 and 7A which once had the nickname, Malfunction Junction. Morrow said that while it was difficult when construction was taking place, which was primarily in 2012, the results made it easier to get in and out of the store.
The roundabout also inspired the creation of the readers park which will have the Thomas Jefferson sculpture by New Haven artist Dennis Sparling as its centerpiece. Sparling refurbished the sculpture for its move from the former Jelly Mill, also in Manchester, to the Northshire.
Morrow said the park will be made from marble and granite pieces with gardens designed and installed by Ogden & Chalmers of Landgrove. The project is expected to be complete by the end of October.
Last week, Northshire was notified that it had won the Book Publishers Representatives of New Englands Independent Spirit Award. An email announcing the award said that nominations come from other bookstores and then members vote on the store we most believe stands for all that is great in New England bookselling.
The store was founded by Ed and Barbara Morrow who remain involved in what happens at the store and in the town of Manchester. Ed Morrow is a regular presence at municipal meetings and Barbara Morrow pitches in at the store from time to time.
Morrow said his parents enjoyed the process that led to the new site.
They enjoy seeing something theyre created expand and evolve. Its been nice to have their participation, he said.
At a time when bookstores are struggling, Morrow said he believed there were a few reasons Northshire was able to thrive.
Overall, its a certain aesthetic that my parents created and I try to maintain and enhance that. (It) involves the physical space being uplifting and interesting and welcoming; the selection being very refined and well-thought-out and broad; and our staff who are just an incredible bunch of booksellers and buyers. ... In the age of Amazon, theres room for what we offer, he said.
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The healthcare industry has always been an early adopter of Wi-Fi. A new study from ABI Research forecasts that revenue from sales of Wi-Fi-enabled healthcare products worldwide (not even including Wi-Fi-equipped medical equipment) will total $4.9 billion in 2014. This represents an increase of nearly 70% over today's figure.
With $20 billion allocated in the US Stimulus Bill for the digitizing of medical records, and committees of the US Congress starting to address proposals for comprehensive reform of a medical industry that accounts for about one sixth of the US economy, attention is focused as never before on the opportunities for wireless communications in healthcare.
"It's a pretty big business. The strong uptake of Wi-Fi in the health industry is underpinned by its need for improved asset management, staff mobility, transfer of digitized records, and standardized administration of medications. In addition, government security requirements including HIPAA often mean replacing older wireless equipment with modern versions," explained ABI Research vice president Stan Schatt.
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Welcome to our first weekly challenge for the 2013 Clutter-Free Classroom Project. If you are just joining us, you may want to read my introductory post explaining the Clutter-Free Classroom Project. Remember, you can jump in at anytime.
The next two weeks are all about getting started, getting motivated and making a plan.
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Grab your camera or iphone and start snapping pictures that document the current state of the areas you feel need to be decluttered or reorganized. Does the thought of doing so give you hives? I can relate. I always take before pictures when I take on a project and I cringe each time I look at them. However, there is a reason we're doing this.
Perhaps you are happy with the current state of your classroom overall, but there is a closet or drawer you've been meaning to get to. Maybe you have some things that you want to update, refresh or change up a little. Snap away my friends.
You'll be glad you have those pictures when your space is neat and organized. Talk about satisfaction!
Having photos of your cluttered up nooks and crannies will allow you to "step outside the zone" and really analyze the area. I can stare at something in my classroom for hours, but when I get home and look at the same thing on my computer screen, it is as if I am looking at it through new eyes.
It's important to plan and prepare before you jump in. These photos will be a great tool in planning your attack on the areas of your classroom you want to tackle.
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- Create a folder on your computer titled, "Before Pictures" and put all of the pictures into the folder. This will make them easier to find as you continue with the PROJECT.
- Stand on each side of your room and take a full view picture of the opposite wall. Continue around your room snapping pictures of each wall.
- Next pick a corner to start in and take close up pictures of each and every area in your classroom: every shelf, closet, drawer, etc. I truly believe that there is no task too small or project to simple when it comes to improving your organization. You'll be giddy when you compare the finished product to the before shot.
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Engineering students to celebrate graduation
Posted on July 28, 2014
More than 60 engineering students will participate in a special graduation ceremony August 1 at Grand Valley State University. The graduates will join the thousands of Grand Valley alumni who are helping drive the state's economy with their STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) degrees.
At the Order of the Engineer ceremony, students will receive an iron ring to be placed on the little finger of the working hand, which symbolizes the bridge between training and experience. The students earn their degrees later than the traditional spring ceremony because they complete a year-long co-op experience with a company.
Order of the Engineer Graduation Ceremony
Friday, August 1
6 p.m.
Eberhard Center, second floor
Pew Grand Rapids Campus
The 16th annual Engineering Design Conference will take place the same day. The conference celebrates the completion of the Capstone Design Program and the Grand Valley partnership with local industry, in which teams of senior engineering students solve real-world engineering design problems sponsored by participating industries and organizations.
Engineering Design Conference
Friday, August 1
1:30-4:30 p.m., Kennedy Hall of Engineering and Keller Engineering Labs
Pew Grand Rapids Campus
Sponsors of this year's senior projects include Autocam, Blackmer, DeWys Manufacturing, DornerWorks, Gentex, Gill Electronics, L-3 Communications, Rapid-Line, SAF-Holland and Uniform Color Company.
For more information about the conference and graduation ceremony, contact the School of Engineering in the Seymour and Esther Padnos College of Engineering and Computing at (616) 331-6750.


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List of resources for El Salvador
File:Example.jpgWe offer a list of Web sites for you to search for additional information about the Peace Corps and El Salvador, or connect you to returned Volunteers and other invitees. Please keep in mind that links change. We have tried to make sure all these links are active and current, but we cannot guarantee it..
A note of caution: As you surf these sites, please also remember that you will find bulletin boards and chat rooms in which people are free to give opinions and advice based on their own experiences. The opinions expressed are not those of the Peace Corps or the United States government. You may also find opinions of people who were unhappy with their choice to serve in the Peace Corps. As you read these comments, we hope you will keep in mind that the Peace Corps is not for everyone, and no two people experience their service in the same way.
- 1 General Information About the Countries:
- 2 Languages in El Salvador
- 3 Connect With Returned Volunteers and Other Invitees:
- 4 Online Articles/Current News Sites About El Salvador:
- 5 International Development Sites About El Salvador:
- 6 Recommended Books:
- 7 Books About the History of the Peace Corps
- 8 Books on the Volunteer Experience
General Information About the Countries:
On this site, you can learn anything from what time it is in San Salvador to information about converting currency from the dollar to the colon. Just click on El Salvador and go from there.
Visit this site to learn all you need to know about any country in the world.
This is the U.S. State Department's Web site, which issues background notes periodically about countries around the world. Find El Salvador and learn more about its social and political history.
This site includes links to all the official sites for governments of countries around the world.
This online world atlas includes maps and geographical information about countries around the world. Each country page contains links to other sites, such as the Library of Congress, that contain comprehensive historical, social, and political backgrounds.
This United Nations site allows you to search for statistical information for member states of the U.N.
This site provides an additional source of current and historical information about countries around the world.
Languages in El Salvador
Peace Corps Spanish Course
Language and cultural orientation material made by the U.S. Peace Corps for volunteers.
Connect With Returned Volunteers and Other Invitees:
The MSN group for many RPCVs from El Salvador
The official Friends of El Salvador website. Connect with El Salvador RPCVs, visit the forums and read about projects FoES supports.
This Yahoo site hosts a bulletin board where prospective Volunteers and returned Volunteers can come together.
This is the site of the National Peace Corps Association, made up of returned Volunteers. On this site you can find links to all the Web pages of the "friends of" groups for most countries of service, made up of former Volunteers who served in those countries. There are also regional groups who frequently get together for social events and local Volunteer activities. Or skip straight to the Friends of El Salvador site: http://groups.msn.com/friendsofelsalvador/
This site is hosted by a group of returned Volunteer writers. It is a monthly online publication of essays and Volunteer accounts from countries around the world.
This site is known as the Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Web Ring. Browse the Web ring and see what former Volunteers are saying about their service.
Online Articles/Current News Sites About El Salvador:
(Salvadoran Newspapers)
Tim's El Salvador blog is an up-to-date source on what is happening in El Salvador in English
A list of current Peace Corps El Salvador blogs
La Prensa Grafica (In Spanish)
El Diario de Hoy (In Spanish)
El Faro alternative news source (in Spanish)
El Diario Colatino alternative news (in Spanish)
International Development Sites About El Salvador:
- U.S. Agency for International Development http://www.usaid.gov/locations/latin_america_caribbean/ country/el_salvador/index.html
- Save the Children http://www.savethechildren.org/countries/latin_america_caribbean/el_salvador.asp
- CARE http://www.care.org
Recommended Books:
- Barry, Tom. El Salvador: A Country Guide. Silver City, N.M.: Interhemispheric Resource Center,1991.
- Benítez, Sandra. Bitter Grounds. New York, N.Y.: Picador/St. Martin's Press, 1997.
- Gorkin, Michael, Marta Pineda, and Gloria Leal. From Grandmother to Granddaughter: Salvadoran Women's Stories. University of California Press, 2000. 4. Paige, Jeffrey M. Coffee and Power: Revolution and the Rise of Democracy in Central America. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1998. 5. Towell, Larry (Introduction by Mark Danner). El Salvador. Italy: W.W. Norton & Company, 1997.
Books About the History of the Peace Corps
- Hoffman, Elizabeth Cobbs. All You Need is Love: The Peace Corps and the Spirit of the 1960's. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2000.
- Rice, Gerald T. The Bold Experiment: JFK's Peace Corps. Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 1985.
- Stossel, Scott. Sarge: The Life and Times of Sargent Shriver. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 2004.
Books on the Volunteer Experience
- Dirlam, Sharon. Beyond Siberia: Two Years in a Forgotten Place. Santa Barbara, CA: McSeas Books, 2004.
- Casebolt, Marjorie DeMoss. Margarita: A Guatemalan Peace Corps Experience. Gig Harbor, WA: Red Apple Publishing, 2000.
- Erdman, Sarah. Nine Hills to Nambonkaha: Two Years in the Heart of an African Village. New York, NY: Picador, 2003.
- Hessler, Peter. River Town: Two Years on the Yangtze. New York, NY: Perennial, 2001.
- Kennedy, Geraldine (ed.). From the Center of the Earth: Stories out of the Peace Corps. Santa Monica, CA: Clover Park Press, 1991.
- Thompsen, Moritz. Living Poor: A Peace Corps Chronicle. Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press, 1997 (reprint).


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Nathan is a bookworm
Nathan loves to be outside playing sports in Lewiston. He said pretty much anything outdoors tops his list.
"(I like to) hike, fish and that kind of stuff," he said.
He said he'd love to live in Alaska because of the wildlife and he wouldn't be bothered by the snow and the cold. He also enjoys a good book.
"I like to read lots of stuff but mostly reference books and stuff about World War II....anything educational. I also like to read fantasy and mountain men kind of books. That's fun," said Nathan.
His favorite book is a western terminology book. "It's like a dictionary of words they were using in the 1830's," he said.
But when he's not reading, he writes stories.
"I like to write nature stories and mysteries...like spy stories and stuff," he said.
He even has a forensic science kit with fingerprinting dust. He said it keeps other people in his foster home on their toes.
Nathan said he would love to discover an adoptive family that would accept him for who he is.
"I want a mother and a father and that kind of stuff. A few pets would be nice...probably living in the country sort of thing or maybe on a farm," he said.
He said having brothers and sisters would also be nice but he wouldn't mind being an only child. If he had his own room, he said he would love to have book shelves and a window with a good view.
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DOLESKI, William S. "Red"
DOLESKI, William S. "Red," 94, of Lansing, died Tuesday November 20, 2012 at East Ohio Regional Hospital Martins Ferry.
He was born May 31, 1918 in Wheeling, a son of the late Anthony and Mary (Salata) Doleski.
He was a retired employee of Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Beech Bottom Plant, a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church Wolfhurst, a Navy veteran of WW II, and a life member of Colerain VFW Post 8848.
In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife, Anna R. (Matis) Doleski; a daughter, Deborah A. Allen, and brothers, Sergeant Stanley, Bruno and Victor Doleski; sisters, Virginia Ignac, Violet Fanning and Mary Timko.
Surviving are a son, William Lee (Carol) Doleski of Sicklerville, New Jersey; two grandchildren, Erica, and Trevor Allen; son-in-law, Douglas Allen.
Friends are invited to a celebration of Red's life on Friday, November 30, 2012 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at Wilson Funeral Home, 920 National Road, Brookside. Mass of Christian Burial will be said on Saturday, December 1, 2012 at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church Wolfhurst, with Fr, John Mucha and Fr. Dale Tornes officiating. Entombment in Holly Memorial Gardens, Pleasant Grove.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the American Red Cross Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund, P.O. Box 97089 Washington, D.C. 20090. Wake services will be recited on Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the Funeral Home. Full Military Services will be conducted at the Funeral Home on Saturday at 9:15 a.m.
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Registration is full and closed, with a long waiting list. More than 220 car and motorcycle racers are expected to speed down the runways at Chase Field Industrial Complex between Friday and Palm Sunday.
Participants come from all over the United States and many foreign countries to test themselves and their motorized equipment on one of the world's fastest and most challenging one-mile tracks.
These racers try to achieve their top speed in a mile, and compete for the best in their class, set a high-speed record in Texas or a chance to join the 200 plus mph club.
More than 1,000 spectators will enjoy watching the motorists on the track and visiting with them in the paddock. Also, Beeville merchants benefit from the biannual motor sports festival and welcome these visitors along with their fast, hot, yet cool wheels.
In this 10th season of this event which has grown rapidly (and third year at Chase), students from Coastal Bend College will shadow the Mile's technical and staging inspection crews to learn more about motor sport safety.
Racing will take place from 8 a.m. until dusk on Friday and Saturday and until 4 p.m. on the final day.
And the weather should be spectacular for this event at the start of spring. Try hosting this race in the frozen Northern states.
Here's wishing the best of times to all our Texas Mile racers, teams and visitors.


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those uninspired, soulless surgery-room riffs again which make me want to stop listening to it fast.
Written by Daniell on 13.01.2012 at 20:10
This is what 90% of death metal is like to me.
Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 13.01.2012 at 20:34To call it in the same vein as the Demilichs, Lykathes, Akercockes etc. of the world seems pretty wack to me.
Written by Troy Killjoy on 13.01.2012 at 21:57
Fortunately that's just one man's opinion, and the general public doesn't seem to by hyping it as such.
In spite of actually liking the album, I'd give it an 8/10 at most. Hardly a masterpiece, and it's honestly probably closer to a 7. It just stood out at first because I was listening to a lot of grindcore at the time so the melodies seemed extraordinary by comparison.
Still trying to get back into grind I guess.
Written by Rupert on 14.01.2012 at 23:31Maybe the album as a whole has more to offer, maybe it needs time to sink in?
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I really hope Denver doesn't end their winless streak against Knicks. If Francis doesn't play, Crawford is supposed to start.
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I really hope Denver doesn't end their winless streak against Knicks. If Francis doesn't play, Crawford is supposed to start.
Massive game for us.Even though its still early we cant afford to go 1-4 heading to texas to play houston and the spurs. Really hope Francis is ready,even if its just a limited role he plays.Been impressed with his attitude so far this season.
I expect Frye to break out of his shooting slump this game.
Rumors have been going around that JC is not happy because he feels he should be starting - with francis out tonight - look for JC to have a big game
After the shakeup by isiah benching the starters after halftime - watch for the starters to come out this game with energy and play hard.
the knicks will win this game by 6pts.
Where there is hope, there can be faith
Where there is faith, miracles can occur
i'd rather crawford to start over david lee because of the match up with carmelo who is quicker than he is. frye better step up this game, and seeing how isiah said he'll "bench anyone", frye is no exeption. look for marbury to also get his groove back. this should be a w.
Great win for Knicks. They are starting to play some defense. Hope it continues.
Crawford really looks like he wants to keep the starting spot. We'll see what happens when Francis comes back. It wouldn't hurt to have them compete for the start.
wow huge win tonight. couldnt go 1-4 with the tough games ahead. crawford has proved to be clutch and when hes on fire hes unstopable. curry and frye better pick up there games or i think theres a chance that maybe they go in a package deal somewhere? maybe minnesota? either way huge game tonight jeffries is really gonna help when he gets back
This was a huge win for the Knicks. Huge win for Isaiah. Two things we know about our NYK: 1) They got a great bench and a lot of dept. 2) They're going to play until the end. These are good qualities to have.
Steph is playing totally unselfish. I am amazed. If he continues on this road he is going to find the right balance between passing/attacking.
Curry played through the foul trouble and came up big with a nice assist to Steph.
The heros: Lee, Balkman, Richardson, Robinson, Rose
The ZONE-MAN: Crawford
Frye is feeling horrible and is totally uncomfortable on the floor. I hope that he can work through whatever is wrong. I don't see him starting at PF much longer. He'll most likely be moved to back-up center.
What a game. The knicks showed A LOT of heart to pull this one back.Same as the spurs game on monday,they erased a big lead.Never a dull moment with the knicks,gotta love it.
wow amazing game the knicks r way different from last season, last year they would of just lost this game by double digits but they comebak and win they r making the playoffs


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The Resting Post is situated in the centre of the delightful village of Heytesbury, midway between Bath and Salisbury, just off the A36.
We are recommended in the Michelin Guide.
Until 2003 the property was the village Post Office and General Stores and has been tastefully converted to offer 3 bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities, flat screen television, hairdrier, radio alarm clock, tea/coffee making facilities and free Wifi.
The house is a Grade II listed building and retains a great deal of its original character, it dates back to the 17th century. As this is a listed building and in a Conservation Area the shop front cannot be replaced.
Heytesbury is a quiet village on the river Wylye and on the edge of Salisbury Plain. It is a beautiful walking area and within half an hour drive of Avebury, Bath, Salisbury, Stonehenge, Stourhead and Westbury White Horse, to name a few places of interest and only a 10 minute drive from Longleat.
There are 2 pubs in the village and both serve evening meals.
We do not take pets and do not have any pets of our own.
We look forward to offering you a warm and friendly welcome. If you would like any further information or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Your Karnes City Community Chamber hopes that all of you are enjoying the fantastic happenings that are occurring in our area. Both the Bluebonnet Day Festival and parade and the fun events in Kenedy, and soon the May 4th Family Fun Day set for Saturday, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Karnes City Park. We can happily report that many are planning to join us in the 10K Bike Ride, the 5K Walk/Run along with entertainment, inflatable jumpers, and food and drink. And if you have already signed up, that's great but you can also come and register at 9 a.m. that day with $5 for children and $10 for adults to participate. And if you haven't heard there will be a chance for one boy and one girl to win a bike.
And of course with all of the activities being planned, we still want to let our citizens know about some new businesses in our area. One that should really be a big help, Eagle Cleaning Service & Supply is new to our area. So, if you need information about how to reach them just give us a call or come by. Also a new law firm is in town, Powell & Garcia Law Firm located at 408 W. Buchel in Karnes City. And it's thrilling to say that almost every day when our chamber e-mail is opened, we get requests for membership forms to be able to join our chamber. And just recently information about what it would be like to move here, and asking for maps, phone books, and more information was mailed to a family living in Forest Park, Ohio. So, the growth of our area continues. And remember how blessed we are to be a part of it. So, if you have any questions or need more information, on anything in the Chamber Chatter, please let us know. That's what we are here for – to help our present community and those who will be joining us.
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Assault on I-89 reported Saturday
WATERBURY Vermont State Police are looking for information about an assault and attempted robbery Saturday at a rest area on Interstate 89 in Waterbury.
State police say they received a call from Bryon Stueber, 25, of Northfield, saying he was at the rest area on I-89 northbound when a male approached him asking for help changing a tire. Stueber told state police that when he approached the mans vehicle, the man assaulted him and a second man tried to take Stuebers wallet.
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Bobcats play really hard, we should play Balkman and Lee more minutes, it will be a very physical game.
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Bobcats play really hard, we should play Balkman and Lee more minutes, it will be a very physical game.
The last time we beat the best team in the NBA (triple OT win against Phx last season) - we went on to win 5 more consecutive games before larry clown changed the lineup and messed it all up.
Let's hope we can build from the win against the 2nd best NBA team on monday and start a nice string of wins
Where there is hope, there can be faith
Where there is faith, miracles can occur
3 words: what the hell!!???
what an ending. d lee and marbury hooking up again for the game winner that was some tense game. crawford couldnt get down the other two attempts for game winners but didnt have much of a shot on the second. we needed this win i thought cato was huge with his defense changing shots.
Aaahhhhhhhhh Yeahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!
Woo woo, the Knicks win in 2OT. I think we found a roster and rotation that works. I like the Marbury, Crawford, and Q backcourt. That's alot of firepower thats hard to stop because of its versatility. Can't wait to see the highlights.
anyone else jump off their couch for the end of that one?
one tenth of a second and lee tips it in!
thats 2 in a row!!!
THEY BETTER BEAT THE BULLS ON FRIDAY! i live in chicago, and went to the game they played here, almost getting my ass whooped for wearing my knicks sweater...
and i would LOVE it if the knicks could keep this up and beat them (finally) on friday.
the question is, how can the knicks keep up their great defense the whole game, not just when its needed?
i never saw the happen in the nba where a player tips it in with 0.1 secs left WOW, david lee 19 rebounds and the gamewinning tip the knicks r back back to back buzzer beaters impresive, time for a winning streak
most emotional game ive seen in a long time. like a rollercoaster ride.
Curry, Frye, Jeffries, Crawford, Marbury
with Cato, Lee, Balkman and Q. That should be the team.
trade Francis to Memphis for Eddie Jones and some draft picks.
by the way Rady, Knicks are now 11-17.. not 10-19.
#15...So good it had to be retired twice
For being so bad, under such ****ty management, this team is exciting to watch.
1. why does it take them to get down before they start playing they got down in the second quarter begining of first overtime and begining of second overtime?
2. does anyone else think they should stop going to crawford on the last second plays every single frikin time he missed a chance to put it away in the end of the fourth and first overtime
3. enough with my negativity GO KNICKSSSS DAVID LEEE IS A MOSNTTTTERRR!
2, YEAH DUDE JAMAL CRAWFORD gets on my nerves sometimes. he couldve taken an easier shot at the end of the game, it didnt need to go into overtime.
and 3, HELL YES HE IS I LOVE DAVID LEE!
lol i love the knicks.
KNICKS WIN! KNICKS WIN! KNICKS WIN! Now if we could only beat those annoying Bulls, we may just keep our first round pick. It is conditional.
Bulls and Knicks friday night ??? Oh its on like Donkey Kong and the Bulls are hot right now too. I'll be in front of the TV from tip to buzzer. GO KNICKS!!!!


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April 13, 2011
Research supports academic and social gains through Illinois preschool programs for at-risk children
2009-10 study shows preschool students made significant improvements in school readiness skills, particularly low-income children
SPRINGFIELD — An Illinois State Board of Education study found kindergarteners who had been in state-funded preschool showed significant improvements in school readiness and social skills. Improvements were seen across all income groups with children from low-income families and those at risk showing the most gains in attention span and ability to complete tasks.
"This important evaluation confirms other research and our long-standing belief that giving children a high quality preschool experience helps prepare them for future success both inside and outside the classroom," said State Superintendent of Education Christopher A. Koch. "We commend all those involved in early childhood education because today's efforts and commitment means better prepared students tomorrow."
Researchers at the Chicago-based Erikson Institute assessed children in programs at the beginning of their preschool year in fall 2009 at age 4 and again in fall 2010 as they entered kindergarten. By kindergarten, the participating children showed increased language skills, improved social skills, reduced problem behavior, increased attention and ability to complete tasks.
"The findings from this study clearly demonstrate that, when we invest in quality early childhood programs, our children benefit socially as well as academically," said Samuel J. Meisels, president of Erikson Institute. "Early education has the potential to create a foundation for a better future for our children, our communities, and our nation as a whole."
The Prekindergarten Program for Children at Risk of Academic Failure began with a $12 million grant in 1985 and several thousand children. Two more programs were added in 1988; an Early Childhood Model Parental Training Program and the Prevention Initiative, programs that provide early, continuous and comprehensive services for at-risk families and their children. In 2006, the Early Childhood grant was expanded to increase preschool access to more children in Illinois. All programs combined currently serve more than 100,000 children with about $340 million in state funds.
The state has offered high quality preschool education services to more than 800,000 at-risk 3- and 4-year-olds throughout Illinois since the program's inception in 1985. The recent evaluation showed low-income and at-risk children were particularly likely to demonstrate improvements in attention and task persistence skills.
ISBE funded the Erikson Institute to conduct an independent statewide evaluation of all its programs for young children outside the city of Chicago. The City of Chicago Public Schools District 299 conducts its own evaluation of its prekindergarten.
Erikson worked in conjunction with SRI International, a research and development institute, to assess a representative sample of 684 children from preschool programs across the state. Researchers used standardized measures of cognition, behavior, attention and language development, observed prekindergarten classrooms and conducted surveys of teachers, administrators and parents.
For more information about early childhood education and this study, please visit these online sites:
The Erikson Institute: http://www.erikson.edu/
The National institute for Early Education Research: www.NIEER.org
The National Association for the Education of Young Children at http://www.naeyc.org/
The Illinois Association for the Education of Young Children at: http://illinoisaeyc.org/
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Saturday's mix of snow, sun, hail and wind forced the cancellation of most high school baseball and softball in northern New York, but not lacrosse.
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I've read a lot of the sticky on lipase, but had a couple of quick questions...
1. Can milk that is affected by lipase smell perfectly good but taste bad at the same time...or do the two usually go hand in hand?
2. I tasted my thawed, frozen milk for the first time this morning. It was not sweet like the fresh milk, didn't taste sour, but didn't taste great either. Can anyone describe what normal thawed, frozen milk tastes like? I know, it's probably hard to describe.
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When they finally got their turn, the Clippers rolled to a 112-100 win in front of 19,346 at Staples Center, extending their franchise-record winning streak to 14 games.
At 22-6, the Clippers boast the NBA's best record. At the rate they're going, they will be angling for a spot in the primetime Christmas game next season rather than working the late shift.
But that's a battle for a different day.
For now they're just happy to keep their winning streak alive as they push toward the best season in franchise history -- opening eyes around the league in the process.
The key was a 42-point second-quarter explosion in which the Clippers outscored the Nuggets by 20. Backup forward Matt Barnes scored 12 of his 20 points in the period.
As usual, the Clippers' bench did much of the heavy lifting, outscoring the team's starters 64-48. In addition to Barnes' contributions, reserve guard Jamal Crawford scored a game-high 22 points, and Eric Bledsoe came off the bench to add 12 points.
When the Oklahoma City Thunder lost Tuesday to the Miami Heat, and then the Clippers won their game, Los Angeles moved to the top of the league standings.
"That's not really even on our radar," Crawford said. "We just want to play good basketball, continue what we're doing and see how far that takes us."
Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro agreed.
"It's nice, but it's Christmas and we have a long way to go," Del Negro said. "There's a lot of games to play and a lot of improving to do."
The bench production was more than enough support for starters Chris Paul, who had 14 points and eight assists, and Blake Griffin, who finished with 13 points, six rebounds and six assists.
"I always tell people I wish they can see our practices because they're so intense between (the starters and reserves)," Paul said. "We have the ultimate confidence in our bench. Whether we have the lead or not, we know they'll come in and get the job done."
Nuggets coach George Karl concurred.
"There are some times when their bench is as good as their starters," Karl said. "They're playing with a lot of confidence."
The Nuggets twice climbed to within nine points in the third quarter but could not draw any closer, eventually succumbing to the Clippers' versatile attack.
"They made a run in the third, and we were able to withstand that," Del Negro said.
Only a late Denver rally resulted in the score finishing as close as it did.
"It was like a layup drill out there for them," Del Negro said. "But we had such a big second quarter and took control of the game then. ...
"I did not like the way we finished the game, I can tell you that. The players know it. I thought we were very sloppy at the end of the fourth quarter."
Center Kosta Koufos led the Nuggets with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Ty Lawson added 15 points and five assists.
Jordan Hamilton had 16 points off the bench for the Nuggets, who also got 12 points from Andre Miller.
"I think our intensity was fine, we played hard," Karl said. "We didn't always play smart."
The Clippers, though, are playing as well as any team in the league.
"We haven't reached our potential yet," center DeAndre Jordan said. "We still have some guys who are out or injured, so when we get those guys back, we'll be even deeper and better. The sky is the limit for this team."


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Uresti bill would boost space tourism in Texas
The Texas Senate on Monday unanimously passed a bill by Sen. Carlos Uresti that could help ensure that a West Texas space flight company's reach toward the stars isn't grounded by an unjust lawsuit.
Senate Bill 2105, sent to the House on a vote of 31-0, would put teeth into the legal waivers of liability signed by space flight passengers who were made aware of the risks involved.
"This bill makes it clear that a waiver of liability means just what it says, and that it will be enforced," Uresti said. "The legal certainty it provides to private space flight companies will open the door to commercial space launches in Texas."
The legislation could boost the efforts of Blue Origin, which is developing a vertical take-off and landing vehicle at its space port in Van Horn, to put private citizens in space and become a major player in the fledgling space tourism industry.
Created by Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos, Blue Origin is already the 4th largest taxpayer in Culberson County. The company hopes to begin sub-orbital journeys into space by 2012.
Uresti said his bill will allow Texas to continue its storied role in the history of space exploration as a leader in space tourism.
"The first word spoken on the moon was Houston," Uresti said. "I'd like to think that there's room in the lexicon of space flight for Van Horn."
Carlos Uresti is the senator from State Senate District 19 representing over 750,000 residents throughout a 23 county area stretching along the U.S.-Mexico border, from San Antonio to El Paso County, including all or part of the following: Bandera, Bexar, Brewster, Culberson, Crockett, El Paso, Edwards, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis, Kinney, Loving, Maverick, Medina, Pecos, Presidio, Real, Reeves, Sutton, Terrell, Uvalde, Val Verde, Ward, and Winkler counties. Covering 55,000 square miles, the district contains 62 school districts and spans two time zones.


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DC-2013 will explore questions regarding the persistence, maintenance, and preservation of metadata and descriptive vocabularies. The need for stable representations and descriptions spans all sectors including cultural heritage and scientific data, eGovernment, finance and commerce. Thus, the maintenance and management of metadata is essential to address the long term availability of information of legal, cultural and economic value.
On the web, data—and especially descriptive vocabularies—can change or vanish from one moment to the next. Nonetheless, the web increasingly forms the ecosystem for our vocabularies and our data. DC-2013 will bring together in Lisbon the community of metadata scholars and practitioners to engage in the exchange of knowledge and best practices in developing a sustainable metadata ecosystem.
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The heads of 10 University of Wisconsin schools will see some bigger paychecks next year.
The UW Board of Regents voted Thursday to award $80,000 in pay raises to 10 of the system's 14 chancellors. The raises range in size from $6,000 to $10,500, with UW-La Crosse Chancellor Joe Gow receiving the highest.
But Gow isn't just pocketing the cash. He said he will donate his entire raise – what would have been a 5.3 increase in pay – to his university's scholarship fund.
Brent Smith, previous board president, said the raises are necessary to ensure UW System schools can compete with universities across the nation.
"For universities like UW-La Crosse to continue to do its job, you have to have strong leadership, and you have to have the ability to pay," he said. "We have to be able to compete in that marketplace. Something the Regents did is at least a start to be able to compete."
Smith said during his 9 years on the Board of Regents, UW colleges lost several of their chancellors to higher paying institutions in other states.
"They all got job offers," he said. "One of the issues is the pay, and we're on the lower end of things."
According to Gow, UW chancellors are paid on average 30 percent less than heads of other state colleges.
Both Gow and Smith asserted the pay raise shouldn't stop with chancellors.
"It's imperative we do something about our pay for our faculty and our staff, or our schools are going to suffer from it," Smith said.
Chancellors at UW colleges in Milwaukee, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Parkside, Platteville, River Falls, Stout, Superior and Whitewater also received raises.


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Police said four people stole a sign posted outside above a University of Wisconsin athletic office last week.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department said at 3:15 a.m. on Jan. 19, four individuals stole a large sign that says "FOOTBALL OFFICES." Construction crews had taken the sign down from it's post above an outdoor doorway to do some work, and the sign was leaning against a concrete wall inside Camp Randall.
Police said it took all four people -- two men and two women -- to carry the 12-foot by 2-foot sign.
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Police said investigators believe the theft was a prank, but the UW Athletics Department would like the sign, worth about $500, back.
Police asked anyone with information about the sign theft to call UWPD at 608-264-2677.


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The activities of the animal protection community have had a significant role in driving the search for valid non-animal methods. We believe that their involvement can be even more effective with a strong understanding of the capabilities and limitations of in vitro assays. Our outreach initiatives to these communities are therefore focused not only on providing education but also on fostering productive communication with leaders in industry and government who can help support positive changes in traditional toxicology.
We have designed and conducted technical and educational workshops, both in the US and Europe, specifically for animal protection groups. These workshops provide a constructive environment in which the attendees can gain a deeper understanding of this complex topic and strengthen their own outreach initiatives. IIVS continues the dialog with these organizations to keep current with the issues important to their supporters. This knowledge is continually expanded and updated via regular interactions with IIVS.
In addition to our educational programs, IIVS facilitates discussion on the sometimes difficult topics that the animal protection community often wishes to debate with industry. By facilitating these discussions, IIVS hopes to enable all groups to make progress towards a shared vision. IIVS also reviews of grant applications for animal welfare organizations that fund research into alternatives such as the Alternatives Research & Development Foundation (ARDF) and International Foundation for Ethical Research (IFER).


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Pureed Cauliflower with Garlic, Parmesan, and Goat Cheese.
(Makes 4-6 servings, recipe adapted from The Olive and the Caper by Susanna Hoffman.)
I used my Crock-Pot 3-1/2-Quart Slow Cooker for this recipe, but it could have been a little smaller. This freezes really well, so if you only have a big slow cooker I'd just double the recipe. You could also cook this on top of the pan in a heavy dutch oven if you have a stove that will simmer at very low heat.
2-3 lb. beef chuck roast, cut into pieces about 1 inch (I used 2 1/2 cups beef cubes)
1-2 T olive oil (for browning beef)
1 can reduced-sodium beef broth (or use 1 1/2 cups homemade beef stock)
1 cup garlic cloves, peeled and cut into lengthwise slivers
1 cup Kalamata Olives, cut in half lengthwise
2 T capers, rinsed
3 bay leaves
1 tsp. dried Greek oregano
1 can (14.5 oz.) diced tomatoes with juice
1 small can (8 oz.) tomato sauce
2 T tomato paste (optional, but it does bump up the tomato flavor)
3 T red wine vinegar
fresh ground black pepper to taste
While beef is browning, cut the garlic into slices and cut the Kalamata Olives in half. Add garlic and olives to crockpot along with rinsed capers, bay leaves, oregano, canned tomatoes and juice, tomato sauce, tomato paste (if using), red wine vinegar, and pepper.
Cook on high for about 4 hours or a little longer, until meat is tender and flavors are well blended. (This could also be cooked on low for 8-9 hours.) Serve hot.
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March 21, 2002: Journey to the deepest regions of space and wrestle with the cosmic giants called galaxies. In "Galaxy Hunter," students can go online and use actual data from the Hubble Space Telescope to study galaxies in deep space. Produced by the formal education team at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Md., the interdisciplinary, Web-based lesson blends astronomy and math skills. A team of scientists, teachers, artists, and Web programmers developed the interactive lesson to bring the results of cutting-edge astronomical observations into the classroom. "Galaxy Hunter" is on the Amazing Space Website, http://amazing-space.stsci.edu. Amazing Space is a group of Web-based, interactive activities primarily designed for classroom use, from kindergarten through twelfth grade.See the rest:
The galaxies that students examine in "Galaxy Hunter" are part of the Hubble "Deep Fields," the Hubble telescope's clearest, most distant views of the universe ever obtained. Gazing billions of years back in time, the Earth-orbiting observatory uncovered a bewildering assortment of galaxies in various stages of evolution.
Scientists used mathematics to unlock many galactic secrets hidden in the two deep fields. Now students can analyze the same faraway galaxies that dazzled astronomers and sample the types of galaxies found in the deep views. Then they can compare their samples with those of astronomers to determine whether the galaxies in the two deep fields are similar. Along the way, they'll learn about bias in sampling techniques and the role of sample variability in determining the optimal sample size. Based on their sample analysis, students will try to answer the same question as the astronomers who observed the deep fields: Does the universe look the same in the two Hubble deep fields? Scientists believe that the universe generally looks the same in all directions.
Amazing Space is a set of Web-based, interactive activities primarily designed for classroom use, from kindergarten through twelfth grade. All lessons include spectacular images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope and many high-quality graphics, videos, and animations designed to enhance a student's understanding of science, math, and technology. Each lesson includes extensive information to prepare teachers to lead the lessons.
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"The U.S. launch of the Galaxy S III is the most anticipated launch of the year. As promised, we are delivering the 'next big thing' for U.S. customers and across all major carriers," said Dale Sohn, president of Samsung Telecommunications America. "Galaxy S III introduces new technological innovation and takes sharing to the next level."
The S III boasts a 4.8-inch display with a thin bezel for maximum viewable area. The phone weighs 4.7 ounces and is 8.6 mm thick. The device supports 4G LTE connectivity for fast data and file transfers -- that is assuming the buyer is in an LTE covered area.
The S III introduces the next version of Samsung's content sharing service called AllShare Play. This technology allows the smartphone to automatically recognize other Samsung devices on the user's home network and remotely access files on those other devices. A Wi-Fi network is required for that feature to operate. The smartphone also supports easy sharing for images and uses S-Beam technology to directly share large files such as video and photographs between compatible devices.
The mobile phone runs the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system and has Samsung's TouchWiz user interface. The phone runs a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 1.5GHz dual core processor (Samsung announced a 1.4GHz quad-core Exynos SOC for world markets) with 2 GB of RAM. The Galaxy S III will be offered in marble white or pebble blue colors.
"The Galaxy S III is the most innovative smartphone on the market today. It is an industry first to see five major carriers align behind the launch of a single device virtually simultaneously," said Todd Pendleton, Chief Marketing Officer for Samsung Telecommunications America. "To support the immense excitement for the Galaxy S III we will execute our biggest marketing campaign ever. Consumers won't be able to miss why this device is the must-have smartphone."
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