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Leonard Creo papers, [ca. 1951]-2004
Creo, Leonard E., b. 1923
Painter, Sculptor
Active in England
Collection size: 0.6 linear ft.
Collection Summary: Correspondence; writings; photographs; works of art; a transcript of an audio recording; financial material; exhibition announcements, clippings and other printed material. Correspondents include the ACA Galleries in New York and Rome, Carter Gallery (Los Angeles), the Shayne Gallery (Montreal), Rooksmoor Gallery (Bath, England), Portal Gallery (London) and others. Writings include a typescript, "My Friend" by Richard E. Heller about Creo and notes on "Media developed by Gutierez for David Siqueiros and Diego Rivera", ca. 1951. Photographs are of Creo and his works of art. Works of art include a watercolor, and studies for paintings, including two sketchbooks with preliminary drawings. Financial material includes price lists of paintings, sales receipts, and receipts from the Morris Singer Foundry, Ltd., London. Transcript includes Creos recollections of studying mural painting in Mexico City under the GI Bill and returning to New York from Mexico.
Biographical/Historical Note: Painter; Herefordshire, England; b. 1923.
Donated 2006 by Leonard Creo.
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The Dow/Gold Ratio chart shows the ratio of the price of the Dow to the price of gold. Another way to look at it is the number of ounces of gold it takes to buy one share of the Dow. For example, with the Dow at 10,000 and gold at 500, it requires 20 ounces of gold to buy one share of the Dow, so the ratio is 20. The reason for using gold is that gold is the most unbiased form of money in existence. Fake government paper money comes and goes, but gold has been money for thousands of years. It is the ultimate store of wealth.
The chart shows the cyclical nature of the battle between paper assets and hard assets. Paper assets excel when everyone is fixated on growth. When the growth phase ends, and preservation of wealth becomes the paramount concern, gold tends to excel. When paper burns, gold shines.
The long term trend of the ratio is up at a rate of 1.25% per year. This should be expected as the process of mining gold becomes more efficient and cheaper due to advances in machinery, energy, exploration technology, chemicals, etc. In fact, the advances in mining probably match the efficiency gains seen in the economy in general.
The ratio has stayed within a defined channel except for an over shoot around 1980. An explanation for the over shoot could be that gold was pricing in the possibility of continued high inflation.
The Dow/Gold Ratio chart shows that we witnessed the end of an era for equities. Stocks had an 18 year bull market where buy and hold was the guaranteed way to make money. Unfortunately for the stock market bulls, asset classes go in and out of favor, and gold proved to be the next great asset class. The chart shows that, as predicted, the ratio reached the bottom of a potential channel. Where the ratio goes next is dependent on government policy. Zero interest rates coupled with huge government deficits could send the Dow/Gold ratio far below 5.
The final bottom in the gold bear market was in April 2001. The raw gold chart came from the Kitco site: http://www.kitco.com


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USDA awards $500,000 to Vermont Law for farmers' market projectSTAFF REPORT | May 05,2014Anthony Edwards / Staff Photo
Alan LePage, of LePages Farm in Barre, weighs a bundle of carrots for Joni Bales to purchase during the opening day of the Capital City Farmers Market in Montpelier on Saturday.SOUTH ROYALTON The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded the Center for Agriculture and Food Systems at Vermont Law School and the Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont a $500,000 grant to strengthen farmers market organizations through legal education.
Awarded by the USDAs National Institute of Food and Agriculture, the Agriculture and Food Research Initiative grant enables CAFS and NOFA-VT to create Farmers Market Legal Research and Extension, according to a press release issued by the law school.
The integrated research and extension project is designed to build stronger market organizations by developing a legal resources toolkit for market organizers and educating them on complex legal issues facing farmers markets, the release stated.
Phases of the CAFS-NOFA project are established for the next four years and include the development of toolkit resources in three areas: year one, governance; year two, liabilities related to the use of Electronic Benefits Transfer and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program tokens; and year three, general risk management.
Year four is dedicated to toolkit training for farmers market organizers nationwide. CAFS and NOFA-VT have partnered with the Farmers Market Coalition to take advantage of its national network of farmers market leaders and communications resources to disseminate the toolkit across the country.
We are grateful for this USDA grant, as it will directly benefit not only farmers markets in our region but also across the country, CAFS director Laurie Ristino, associate professor at Vermont Law School, said in the release. Were eager to begin our research and stakeholder outreach to farmers and farmers market administrators, and we look forward to collaborating with the Northeast Organic Farming Association of Vermont.
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Mitsubishi Electric's Vertical Air Handler Provides Increased Static Capacity and Greater Installation Flexibility
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
SUWANEE, Ga., April 24, 2013 - Mitsubishi Electric US Cooling & Heating Division (Mitsubishi Electric) has upgraded its line of PVFY vertical air handlers. The vertical-concealed indoor units now feature increased static capacity, certified sound ratings and overall installation design flexibility.
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Cannon's closure will hit Clovis hard
Everyone on the Committee of Fifty and on the local commissions just didn't believe Cannon Air Force Base would be on the closure list.
Yet here it is — Cannon is the only base in New Mexico to make the closure list.
Kirtland will gain personnel and both Holloman and White Sands will lose just a handful of personnel under realignment.
I tried to tell the Curry County Commission that we should already be in the planning stage just in case this happened, but no one listened or took me seriously.
I wonder how local government feels now?
Everybody's real estate values just took a big hit. There will soon be an excess of homes for sale as the base begins to wind down. I'm not as optimistic about the economy as some who have been quoted in the CNJ in the past week. While the cheese plant and such are going to help to some extent, that only represents a few hundred jobs.
Cannon represents more than $200 million annually in our economy and that will hit us hard when it's no longer there.
It will be interesting to see how this news impacts Curry and Roosevelt counties and how local governments react. Only time will tell.
Bob Baker
Marshall response outstanding
The place was Marshall Junior High School, a little after 8:30 a.m. on April 28.
An unusual alarm went out over the entire school — "Code Blue."
As it turned out, we were expecting a fire alarm this day but not this. All of the lights were turned out, doors were locked, window shades were drawn and students were quiet.
Then after a few minutes and no more announcements, we began to get the idea that this was no drill. We heard a policeman announcing his presence to enter a nearby restroom and then our classroom.
This happened two more times, but accompanied with school personnel with keys.
All was done quietly and professionally. No student in my room was given any cause for alarm.
About 9:45 a.m., an announcement was made for all to meet in the auditorium for a special assembly. Principal Diana Russell gave us the information that someone reported a "suspicious male" carrying a long object had been seen entering the school.
That's when the Code Blue made sense; a lot of sense.
Russell continued telling all about the school mission of keeping all safe. It was a short assembly, but all left with a sense of well-being.
By now we all know the suspicious male was a student carrying a large burrito he'd made for a class project.
I want everyone to know the police did a tremendous job. They were more than professional in every way. Clovis should be proud of them.
The school administration was also outstanding, having this unknown thrust upon them.
Jerry Conner
Truth in religion plain to see
This letter is in response to the article "Truth difficult to find in religion" published in the May 6 CNJ.
Is there an absolute truth? Yes there is an absolute truth. Jesus said in (John 8:32) "and the truth shall make you free." and "if the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed."
This means that the son of God (Jesus Christ) can set you free from the bondage of sin. If you are not free from the bondage of sin, then you do not have the truth.
Jesus said to Thomas "I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." (John 14:6). Peter says "neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved." (Acts 4:12)
The devil (Satan) is behind all false religions. His goal is to unite all these diverse religions into one world religion.
David Harrison
Cemetery needs better upkeep
I am writing in regard to the cemetery on Seventh Street.
My husband is buried there and it hurts me to see the shape the cemetery is in. The grass and weeds are not cut and it seems there is no watering done. The cemetery on Llano Estacado Boulevard looks like the one on Seventh should look like.
My husband fought for this country during World War II, along with a lot of other veterans who are buried at the Seventh Street cemetery. Their graves need to be kept up.
The people buried there are gone, not forgotten. Even the babies' graves are heartbreaking. Family members cut the grass around those graves with scissors.
Let's put some pride in where our loved ones are laid to rest.
Shirley Ciancio


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Roberto Clemente facts most don't know: Part 2–Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Vic Power
in America and was outspoken about the inequities
he faced. During his first seven years at Pirates Spring Training in Florida, he was not afforded the comfortable amenities a downtown hotel offered. Instead, Clemente was confined to living with a black family in the Dunbar Heights section of Fort Myers. When the Pirates held its annual spring golf tournament at the local country club, Roberto and the other black teammates were excluded.
As if that was not enough disrespect, while his white teammates dined at roadside restaurants on Grapefruit League road trips, Clemente would have to remain on
the team bus. Fed up with such atrocities, he finally coerced the Pittsburgh Pirates front office management
to allow the black players to travel in their own station wagon. Clemente said that enduring the unjust racial divide during spring training was like being in prison. Roberto Clemente's admiration for
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his participation in the civil rights movement was spurred by the racism he experienced in the United States. During his professional career from 1954 to 1972, he saw significant change in both Major League Baseball and American society. Clemente was an intelligent and politically-charged activist who marched in the street protests of the 60's and spent time with the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. when the civil rights leader visited him at his farm in Puerto Rico. He
had a strong connection to King as
the humanitarian witnessed firsthand the black freedom struggle from the Montgomery Bus Boycotts to the urban ghetto rebellions and from Rosa Parks to the Black Panthers. When Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in Memphis on April 4, 1968, Pittsburgh Pirates All-Star Roberto Clemente was devastated by the news. However, out of respect for the slain leader, he gathered up his teammates for a meeting to prevent the Pirates and Astros from opening their season on April 8th–the day before King's burial. He convinced his fellow Pirates, which included 11 African-Americans, to stand with him in unity. As a result of his extraordinary call to action in honoring his fallen hero, Pirates 1968 Opening Day was postponed and moved back to April 10th in observance of King's memorial service. Like Dr. King, Clemente was a passionate believer of social and economic justice. Clemente once said, "If you have the chance to make things better for people coming behind you and you don't, you are wasting your time on earth."
David Maraniss quotes Clemente about being warned before speaking out on American injustice in his 2005 biography of the Hall of Fame outfielder: "They say, 'Roberto, you better keep your mouth shut because they will ship you back.' [But] this is something
from the first day I said to myself: I am in the minority group. I am from the poor people.
I represent the poor people. I represent the common people of America. So I am going
to be treated like a human being. I don't want to be treated like a Puerto Rican, or a black, or nothing like that. I want to be treated like any person." Clemente had a profound social conscience and drive for justice. Toward the end of his career, Clemente felt he had made some headway against prejudice. "My greatest satisfaction comes from helping to erase
the old opinion about Latin Americans and blacks," he said.On April 3, 1968 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a speech saying, "I would like to live a
long life. Longevity has its place. But I'm not concerned about that now. I just want to do God's will. And He's allowed me to go up to the mountain. And I've looked over. And I've seen the promised land. I may not get there with you. But I want you to know tonight,
that we as a people will get to the promised land." Clemente shared Dr. King's personal fatalism and always believed that he would die before his time. His widow Vera remembered, "He always said he would die young that this was his fate." Born on August 18, 1934 in Puerto Rico just outside of Carolina's sugar cane fields–where today nearby stands a 30-foot-long cenotaph which encapsulates the life and death of the Puerto Rican legendary hero–Roberto Clemente boarded an ill-fated overweight DC-7 aircraft attempting to fly from San Juan to earthquake-stricken Nicaragua with relief supplies and died when the humanitarian mission flight went plunging into the sea shortly after take off on New Year's Eve, 1972. Clemente's body was never found so the cenotaph designed by José Buscaglia is a heartfelt tribute to the Puerto Rican hero. Traditionally, cenotaphs are funerary monuments dedicated to heroes whose bodies are not recovered from the field of battle. So the very genre of Buscaglia's work honors Clemente as one who gave all for his country. In the center panel, the lamb in Roberto's arms is the lamb from the Puerto Rican coat of arms. In his life and death, Roberto lifted Puerto Rican identity to a new level in the world. The monument's inscription reads "Son of Carolina, Exemplary Citizen, Athlete, Philanthropist, Teacher, Hero of the Americas and the World. Believing the promised land was more than a vision, both Clemente and King sacrificed everything to help set into motion a righteous path toward peace, equality and justice for oppressed people throughout the world. On the door of the room Clemente used during Pirates Spring Training is a plaque that reads Roberto's final wish: "I want to be remembered as a ballplayer who gave all he had to give." Indeed, not only would that quote suffice as an appropriate epitaph but also accurately depicted the consummate good samaritan that Clemente was in being of service to all.
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thank you for this story. clemente was truly the greatest humanitarian in MLB and beyond. his number 21 should be retired from MLB for his service to the sport and to all athletes who experienced racism. clemente deserves it and people should realize there was but one like him. again thanks for sharing info. if you use twitter please share regularly on @CLEMENTES21 for I hope people will learn about the Great One
Number 21, Roberto Clemente and Vic Power always inspirations in my youth and now.
Victor Pellot Power (Vic Power) was recognized as the best fielding first baseman in the American League while playing for the Cleveland Indians in the late fifties and early sixties. He had a peculiar and charismatic (showboating) way of one handing ground balls, pop ups, and scoops at first base.


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Mean = 40 and Sd = 10
Need to find the value of m for the area given:
From left to right the normal dist has an area of 0.97
How do I find this?
This is what I did, normalcdf (-100,-3) = 0.00135
(Put -100 as some big number [Should be infinity])
then add to 0.97 = 0.97135, then I used invNorm (0.97135)
Don't know where I went wrong! What is the mean and sd for in this question O.o?
The answer is 58.81 but I cant get it
Please help!
In this case the technology is giving you a z-value which you have to convert into an x-value in the way I have already explained. Furthermore, you need to know which of invNorm(0.97) or invNorm(0.03) will give you the correct z-value.


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NEWARK, N.J. (RNS) For 46 years, the chief assassin of slain civil
rights icon Malcolm X has been hiding in plain sight in Newark,
according to a major new biography of the African-American leader
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BROOKLYN - An internal memo from Ken Thompson's office says the Brooklyn DA will stop prosecuting people arrested for having small amounts of marijuana.
The memo indicates that cases will be immediately dismissed for anyone caught with a small amount of marijuana who doesn't have a prior criminal record. Their fingerprints will not be kept on file by the police.
News 12 reached out to the DA's office and received a statement saying, "The District Attorney is moving forward on a whole range of smart-on-crime strategies to keep the people of Brooklyn safe while working closely with our partners in law enforcement."
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton responded by saying the department will continue to make marijuana arrests. He says he's a firm believer that marijuana should not be decriminalized.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said he hadn't read the memo, but he thinks the bigger goal is to give officers more discretion and focus attention and resources on more serious crimes.
About 8,500 people in Brooklyn were processed last year on low-level drug charges.


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Did you know that you can access your pay stub and other valuable payroll information on-line via the Oracle Student Self-Service application? Registration is easy. Just follow the step-by-step directions at
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Need help? Contact the ITS HelpDesk at 475-4357 for assistance.
The New York State Wage Theft Prevention Act went into effect on Saturday, April 9th, 2011. Employers are required to obtain a signed and dated written acknowledgement whenever a student who has never worked as a student worker on the RIT campus is hired by your department. Employers do not need to obtain this form from students who have previously worked on-campus.
New York State has developed three new forms; Notice for Hourly Rate Employees, Notice for Multiple Rate Employees, and Notice for Exempt Employees. In addition to a new form format, you will notice several additional items, some of which do not apply. The acknowledgement must also include an affirmation that the employee accurately identified his/her primary language to the employer and that the notice provided by the employer was in the language identified. At this time, New York State has only provided the forms in English. You will be notified of the changes or new forms as they are made available.
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Good one.
I hope that this sort of beneficence is not denigrated as "mere socialism".
I agree with you on all of your points! If we as Americans can (without constantly complaining about it) not help one another in such times of disaster, then why not just live in some dog-eat-dog country instead of this great one!!
with a nod to Mr. Landers –
Tom Coburn, Sen- OK, wants any relief money sent to OK and other communities to be offset with further spending cuts.
When Mr. Obama was running for office in 2008, he stated we needed to start budgeting for our yearly disasters so the money would be there when needed. That was another idea that was set aside in the partisan environment of DC. I do not want him replaced with a Democrat, but I do believe the citizens of OK should find a Senator who cares more about people than money.
@ Tigger – my compliments to your state and your compassionate attitude.
I, for one, would be perfectly happy to see relief money sent to Oklahoma offset by cuts to Senator Coburn's salary.
WOW! that is a good word. Thanks Zipi
Are you being ironic, or is that what you really think.
Think of NeoconMan as being in the same category as Michael wme.
Inhofe's rationale is easy to understand: "We're REAL Americans and deserve the help. They AIN'T, and DON'T."
Coburn and Inhofe are both an embarrassment in the Senate, and I'd say Oklahoma deserves them, but nobody does.
The power of these storms is increasing, despite the denier attitude of Coburn and Inhofe, but even WITHOUT the increase in severity, folks who've never witnessed them, have no comprehension the power of "natural events" like hurricanes or tornadoes. Add in the damage caused by "man made features" blowing apart and becoming shrapnel, and you have serious impacts (literally).
The damage Coburn and Inhofe have done to our government, natural resource management, and economy, nationally, reaches far beyond the borders of Oklahoma.
No Rt, that is NeoconMan's sarcastic mode, and it is truly almost as precious as most editorial cartons are. lol, lol, and more lol!!!
Good for you and your state. People in my state (the sometimes conservative hated California) not only make individual contributions to such as the Red Cross, we also heavily support federal disaster relief in all its forms, by paying $1.00 in federal taxes for every $0.78 in return federal benefits that we receive. I know that this is somewhat unfair, but we are ALL apart of this great country, and so other states that do not pay so much are even just as welcome to our federal largesse as anyone else. So, you are very welcome indeed. And to you and those in Oklahoma, please do have a Great Day!!
WOW, was that ever a really great post!!
Think of neoconman the same way as Stephen Colbert.
How can you even possibly make such an acrimonious post with even a straight face?
It IS an absolutely known fact the the blue states on the coasts are not only the true economic engines of the US, but they are by for the heaviest contributors to the federal treasury. Californians alone send $1.00 in federal taxes, and only get back $0,78 in federal benefits. While for the most part the red states send far fewer dollars to the federal government in taxes and get back far more in benefits. One of the worst of these "taker" red states is Mississippi where they sent $1.00 in federal taxes, and get back some $2.50 in federal benefits. It IS exactly the opposite of your post! And we in such states as California do not even mind this, as we are ALL a part of the US. But what we do not like is the continued hatred on such states as our own!
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A South Hill burglar is blaming his 62-year-old victim for her broken bones because she tried to stop him from stealing her camera.
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The victim said Bassford threw her down a flight of concrete stairs in the beginning of September. On the other hand, Bassford denies that part of the attack saying he only assualted the woman while he was trying to make his getaway.
Bassford said it started when an acquaintance was trying to score some weed for him in an apartment complex on 8th Avenue. But Bassford said he grew impatient.
"He told me to wait outside. I was drunk and frustrated and I just went right past the truck and knocked on the front door of that house," said Bassford. "I just went around the house and the door was open. I made my way in and I saw a camera and a bag on the table. I was like 'Is anybody here?' I grab the stuff, no one responded. I was making my way back to the door and I saw a lady come out of no where."
The homeowner said that's when Bassford attacked her. But Bassford insists he was only trying to get away.
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"We have someone who breaks into a home to commit a burglary, is confronted by a homeowner, ends up seriously hurting the homeowner and then gets captured and blames it on the homeowner. I think here is something wrong with that picture right?" said police chief Frank Straub.
The Spokane superior court said due to Bassford's past 14 felony convictions, his bail was set at $100,000.
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- ^ Hirota, K.; Barnes, L. G. (1994). "A new species of Middle Miocene sperm whale of the genus Scaldicetus (Cetacea; Physeteridae) from Shiga-mura, Japan". The Island Arc 3 (4): 453. doi:10.1111/j.1440-1738.1994.tb00125.x.
- ^ Du Bus, B.A.L., 1867. Sur quelques Mammifères du Cragd'Anvers. Bulletin de l'Académie Royale des Sciences, des Lettres et des Beaux-Arts de Belgique, 24: 562-577.
- ^ McKenna, Malcolm C., and Bell, Susan K. 1997. Classification of Mammals Above the Species Level. Columbia University Press, New York, 631 pp.
- ^ O. Hampe. 2006. Middle/late Miocene hoplocetine sperm whale remains (Odontoceti: Physeteridae) of North Germany with an emended clasification of Hoplocetinae. Fossil Record 9(1):61-86
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Nearly a century and a half after the first shots of the Civil War, Fort Sumter National Monument is poised to become a national model for clean energy. By adopting solar and hydrogen fuel cell technologies, the monument will generate clean, renewable power - establishing itself as an energy self-sufficient island. This project is part of the Energy SmartPARKS initiative. This first-of-its-kind collaboration - launched in 2008 with the Department of Energy, Department of Interior, and the National Park Service - is designed to implement and showcase sustainable energy practices in national parks.
The solar and hydrogen fuel cell project will generate clean power using a combination of technologies, while reducing the need for grid-delivered electricity. Currently Fort Sumter - located on an island in Charleston Harbor in South Carolina, receives primary power from underwater electric cable lines, and pulls backup power from an on-site diesel-electric generator. When the solar and hydrogen fuel cell project is completed, Fort Sumter's primary power will be generated on-site, and the grid will become a secondary source of electricity. The diesel generator will be used only for long-term outages.
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Renewables are fine providing you include a continent wide grid and some local storage to even out weather fluctuations. Specifically the grid is old tech and (except for NIMBY's) very easy to implement.
That is actually completely incorrect, given that there will "10 year", "100 year" or "1000 year" weather events that lead to power outages, mass inconvenience, and people dying.
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> squid is a http proxy and not rtmp.
>> rtmp use other ports then 80\443 and cannot be used over squid(you can
>> if it's tcp and you allow CONNECT and unsafe ports which is not safe..
>> and will make the vpn connection vulnerable and maybe useless)
>> if you have a solid reason to do so it can be a nice project to try.
>> a more simple way is to assign dedicated IP for each certificate\client.
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> The reason I asked about rtmp is that many sites you access the video
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> So, this is not possible through squid at all?
> However, it is possible in a direct connection. So, can you allow 80,443
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> not.
rtmp can be used on squid with a big BUT.
since rtmp is a tcp protocol you must allow a CONNECT and destination
ports to be used through the proxy.
but it's not such a safe and good idea to do so.
since the squid box is a router in your case and you will intercept the
port 80\443 rtmp will not have any trouble if you do use NAT for
outgoing connections since rtmp works on other ports then 80 and 443.
> So, assign a static IP to a certificate and then have squid log by IP
> address, then have a program match up the ip at the time with the client
> name?
squid always logs by ip and can add username so if you have static ip
you can always know to match the client ip to specific user.
if you will want to be more "sophisticated" you can use reverse dns to
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At a meeting with the security staff, vice-chancellor Dr Jaspal Singh said the university was committed to providing safe environment for girl students and all other women at the campus and was resolved to install various tools and gadgets to ensure their safety.
Security officer Captain (retd) Gurtej Singh said to make the surveillance more brisk and feisty, especially during the evening hours, the university has installed IP-based high resolution close circuit cameras at sensitive points, in addition to high beam search lights.
"To make the security staff more vigilant and self-assured, a gender-sensitisation team has also been set up which will work with the help of the university's women study centre", he said.
Singh added that on the lines of the Punjab Police, the women security guard mobile patrol parties have been formed for intensive patrolling at sensitive and susceptible points.
"A new woman security supervisor has also been appointed for the first time to see women-related security arrangements and the walkie-talkie system of security has also been made more reliable", he said.
Taking a serious note of traffic hazards in the university campus, Singh informed that measures are also being taken to ease out traffic snarls which have doubled due to the increasing number of motor vehicles over the years.


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Cynthia Padula
|Yellow Cottage (B12) 208
(401) 456-9720
Academic BackgroundAD in Nursing, Rhode Island Junior College, 1972
BS in Nursing, Salve Regina College, 1978
MS in Nursing, Boston University, 1980
PhD in Family Studies and Gerontology, University of Ct., 1994
Courses TaughtNURS 501 Advanced Nursing Research
NURS 509 Professional Project Seminar
NURS 610 Adult/Gerontology Acute II Theory and Clinical
NURS 620 Adult/Gerontology Acute III Theory and Clinical
Areas of InterestAcute medical-surgical nursing; gerontology; evidence based practice; bedside clinical research; scholarly writing
Recent Scholarly ActivityRepresentative Publications (last five years)
Cuccio, L., Cerullo, E., Paradis, H., Padula, C. et al. (2012). An evidence-based oral care protocol to decrease ventilator associated pneumonia. Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 31(5), 301-308.
Filinson, R., Clark. P., Evans, J., Padula, C., & Willey, C. (2012). The brave new world of GEC Evaluation: the experience of the Rhode Island Geriatric Education Center.
Geront Geriatr Educ, 33(3), 253-271.
Ritz, J., Padula, C., & Pashnik, B. (2012). Effectiveness of two methods of chlorhexidine bathing on prevention and reduction in transmission of MRSA and VRE in hospitalized patients. Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 27 (2), 171-175.
Korber, S., Padula, C., Gray, J., & Powell, M. (2011). A breast navigator program: barriers, enhancers, and nursing interventions. Oncology Nursing Forum, 38(1), 44-50.
Padula, C., Disano, C., Ruggiero, C., Carpentier, M., Reppucci, M., Forloney, B., & Hughes, C. (2011). Impact of lower extremity strengthening exercises and mobility on fall rates in hospitalized adults. Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 26(3), 279-285.
Barrett, A., Korber, S., Piatek, C., & Padula, C. (2009). Lessons learned from a lateral violence and team building intervention. Nursing Administration Quarterly, 33(4), 342-351.
Padula, C., Baumhover, L., & Hughes, C. (2009). Impact of a nurse-driven mobility protocol on functional outcomes. Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 24(4), 325-33l.
Padula, C. & Yeaw, E. (2009). A nurse-coached IMT intervention for people with heart failure. Applied Nursing Research, 22 (1), 18-25.
Padula, C., Osborne, E. & Williams, J. (2008). Prevention and early detection of pressure ulcers in hospitalized patients. JWOCN, 35 (1), 66-75.
HRSA AENT (Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship) Grant (2010-2011; 2011-2012).
RI Geriatric Education Center award to RIC (Padula, PI) for subcontracting as part of HRSA grant (yearly since 2008).


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The new company is Swift Transportation!
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It certainly doesn't say much for Mr Reese's competency that he hadn't heard of National Freight or had any knowledge of their leaving the Johnstown Industrial Park and being replaced by Swift Transportation as Walmart's logistics company. I knew it & I don't work for Walmart, National or Swift.
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Memo to Mr Perillo: Amount taxpayers can afford to pay (call it A) divided by teacher salaries (call it S) equals number of teachers employed (call it T) as in A/S=T. There are two ways to increase T. Either A can be increased or S can be decreased. Teachers prefer the former, taxpayers the latter. Do you understand now?
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Developing next year's budget with the State Comptroller's report saying that they cannot possibly know whether any of the numbers are accurate still laying unanswered - isn't that brilliant. Losing financial control to the State looms larger & larger!
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What kind of car was he driving that will go 144 mph?
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Maybe Governor Cuomo's suggestion that extreme conservatives have no place in New York politics had the likes of Tues8capt & wmarincic in mind. What was that old extreme conservative motto? Oh yeah, "Love it or Leave it!"
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I'm sorry "daily" but I'm 68 years old & I still believe that when your server gives you the check, there isn't any excuse for not paying or at least explaining why you can't right then. I think "senior moments" & "early-onset dementia" excuses should be reserved for somewhat older diners than 61 year olds.
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If both Counties can stay under the 2% tax cap, this should take care of the inter-municipal cooperation portion of the Governor's local property tax rebate plan.
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I don't think there's anyone around who remembers but most of the municipal electric companies were founded due to Governor Al Smith's belief that power generated by publicly owned rivers & streams should be owned by & benefit the public. When he ran for President in 1928 that was one of his primary issues. He lost (primarily due to anti-Catholic & anti-New York prejudices) but in 1932 Franklin Roosevelt, who had succeeded Al Smith as Governor, won the presidency & the publicly-owned Tennessee Valley Authority & several smaller public power projects were built. Sometime between then & now this whole concept seems to have been forgotten, as in "deregulation," Enron, etc. Present federal energy policy is very strongly skewed toward privately-owned electric companies & anyone who doesn't believe it should ask the Village of Green Island about their struggle to maintain their right to generate electricity at the Cohoes Falls.
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LBJ School Alumnus Named Executive Vice President of Governmental and Stakeholder Affairs for the DFW International Airport
DALLAS, Texas, February 10, 2009 -- Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs Alumnus Philip J. Ritter has been named Executive Vice President of Governmental and Stakeholder Affairs for the Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport.
Earlier this month, Ritter completed 20 years of service at Texas Instruments Incorporated, headquartered in Dallas, Texas where he most recently held the position of Senior Vice President, Public Affairs with global responsibility for government and community relations. At DFW, he will direct public policy at the international, federal, state and local level and provide oversight of the Airport's industry and association leadership, media relations, community relations and other public affairs functions. He assumes his duties February 23, 2009.
Ritter currently serves as Chairman of the Board for the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, where he also held the position of regional campaign chair in 2005. He is a member of the Board of Governors of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, and a trustee of the Dallas Foundation. In 2004 he led the successful Dallas County Community College District Bond Campaign, which resulted in voter approval of $450 million in financing for educational facilities and infrastructure. From 1993-2000 he was a member of the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Board of Directors, which included a period of service on the Regional Transportation Council of the North Central Texas Council of Governments.
"I am delighted to join DFW, and I look forward to working with the board, with my new colleagues on the Airport staff, and with elected officials, business and civic leaders to maximize the value of our greatest regional asset." Ritter said. "Assuring the growth and competitiveness of the Airport and its stakeholders, and being a good neighbor in the community, is essential for realizing our regional goal as a preeminent global destination for business, education and culture."
Ritter earned an undergraduate degree in Urban Studies and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Maryland, and a Master of Public Affairs from the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. He is admitted to the practice of law in Maryland and Texas. Prior to joining Texas Instruments, he served on the staff of the Texas Senate Jurisprudence Committee and as an attorney with Sun Exploration and Production Company in Dallas.
For more information, contact; Ken Capps, Vice President of Public Affairs, DFW Internationl Airport, 972-973-5555


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With all of the MLB free agents on the market this winter, there will be a number of rumors connecting them to new teams. Many of them will prove to be fiction, but some of the rumors will have merit.
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We covered subtracting exponents and multiplying and dividing negative and positive exponents. The student was very positive. We reviewed the money strategy as well as the "bad guys/things and good people/things" method for multiplying and dividing. Extra practice is to figure out a shortcut for number 34 of section 2.4. The student really likes metaphors and analogies for remembering rules.
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We reviewed an essay the student had written and talked about ways to insure his ideas flow logically and all work to support his thesis. We discussed grammatical issues particular to him so he can check himself as he writes. We discussed writing more concisely by avoiding helping verbs, long prepositional phrases, and making strategic use of punctuation.
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To mark the 20th anniversary of Astor Piazzolla's death, Milan Music just released the CD "The Ultimate Concert". This recording contains the last show of Piazzolla in Athens, on July 3, 1990, with the Orchestra of colors, led by Manos Hadjidakis.
Norah Jones is to release her new album in the spring. The album titled Little Broken Hearts (Blue Note/EMI), a collaboration with producer/musician Danger Mous.
"Truly one of the unsung heroes of jazz. "All About Jazz
Alma is the new recording collaboration between six-time GRAMMY-nominated Cuban composer and pianist, Omar Sosa, and celebrated Italian trumpet and flugelhorn player, Paolo Fresu.
Jazz, Latin, and classical converge into a globally inspired concerto for jazz quintet and chamber orchestra. ( Deutsche Grammophon)
In May 2011, Palatino (Michel Benita, Glenn Ferris, Paolo Fresu, Aldo Romano), one of the greatest band of French jazz of the 90s was on stage for one and unique concert at Grenoble. The concert was so successful that the group decided to make an album "Palatino - Back in Town" (released November 7, 2011 at ECM / Universal Music France )
UK saxophonist Andy Sheppard's second ECM album introduces his freely lyrical new trio with Michel Benita and Sebastian Rochford.
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Astro Observatory (ASTRO 1 & 2)
Astro Observatory
Phase: Past
Launch Date: December 02, 1990
Mission Project Home Page - http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/masterCatalog.do?sc=ASTRO
The "Astro Observatory" was developed as a system of telescopes that could fly multiple times on the space shuttle. The instrumentation included: (1) the Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope (UIT) which gathered imagery in the spectral range 1200 to 3100 Å; (2) Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope (HUT) which did spectrophotometry in the spectral range 425 to 1850 Å; (3) the Wisconsin Ultraviolet Photopolarimetry Experiment (WUPPE) a spectrapolarimeter ranging from 1250 to 3200 Å; and (4) the Broad Band X-ray Telescope (BBXRT) which took X-ray data in the bandpass between 0.3 and 12 keV.
Astro-1 consisted of the four instruments described above flown in the shuttle payload bay during the STS-35 shuttle mission. The Astro-1 mission was launched December 2, 1990, and returned to Earth December 11, 1990.
The telescopes were mounted on a Spacelab pallet in the payload bay of the shuttle. The Spacelab Instrument Pointing System, pallets, and avionics were utilized for attachment to the Shuttle and for control and data handling. Astro-1 required both mission specialists and payload specialists to control its operations from the Shuttle aft flight deck. Instrument monitoring and quick-look data analysis were performed for real-time ground operations. During the flight both on-board Digital Display Units malfunctioned, and the star guidance system calibration was not possible. The observing sequences were rescheduled during the flight, and instrument pointing was done by hand by the astronauts, and from the ground. Since many science objectives and selected astronomical targets of the instrument teams were inter-related, simultaneous observations by all four instruments were performed.
As a result of the numerous technical glitches, the returned data volume was less than half of that originally planned, and the scientific return was about 67% of the stated goals of the mission. However, the mission was very successful in that 231 observations of 130 unique astronomical targets were made.
Following the scientific success of the Astro-1 mission, Astro-2 was approved as a follow-up flight. Astro-2 consisted of only three instruments, the UIT, HUT and the WUPPE. The HUT was significantly upgraded for this second flight, with a new optical coating which enhanced the performance by more than a factor of two. The mission was launched on March 2, 1995 and remained aloft for 16-days during the STS-67 shuttle mission.
Again the telescopes were mounted on a Spacelab pallet in the payload bay of the shuttle. The Spacelab Instrument Pointing System, pallets, and avionics were utilized for attachment to the Shuttle and for control and data handling. Astro-2 also required the mission specialists and payload specialists to control its operations. A Guest Observer Program was also included as part of Astro-2.
The mission was highly successful with the telescopes observing more than 250 astronomical objects and explored 23 different science programs.
Last Updated Date: May 28, 2015
- Astro-1 Mission - http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/masterCatalog.do?sc=ASTRO-1
- Astro-2 Mission - http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/masterCatalog.do?sc=ASTRO-2
- STS-35 info - http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/shuttlemissions/archives/sts-35.html
- STS-67 info - http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/shuttlemissions/archives/sts-67.html


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Why The Best Are The Best (And How You Can Emulate Them)
- By Triathlete Europe
- Published June 17, 2013
We all know that in 1989 one of the most epic duels in the history of Kona's lava fields took place-Dave Scott and Mark Allen competed head to head for eight straight hours, running side by side almost the entire marathon of the lronman world Championship, with Allen finally breaking away in the last few miles to win his first of six Kona titles. After five years of succumbing to Hawaii's heat and humidity, Allen had finally cracked the Kona code and won the most coveted crown in triathlon. While "The Grip's" victory has been the dominant theme in the retellings of the 1989 Iron War, Scott's story should not be overlooked, and he deserves much more credit in this race than he is traditionally given.
Scott risked everything in his attempt to beat Allen, a man who was arguably more suited for triathlon and genetically gifted. He led the entire swim and bike-trying to break a stalking Allen who clung to his wheel-and charged into the marathon at six-minute-per-mile pace. Side by side during the run, Scott and Allen were a study of contrasts.
Scott was struggling, his body falling apart, and his run stride was imperfect next to that of Allen, who ran like an elegant thoroughbred. The difference was striking.
Although only one of them could win the Iron War, both Scott and Allen were champions on that day, and they took the sport to a new level with that race, with both of them bettering the previous best time at Kona-Scott's 8:28:37-by nearly 20 minutes. And with 12 Kona wins between them, Scott and Allen are two of the greatest triathletes of all time. So what made Scott and Allen so good? Are they champions simply because they are genetically gifted? Or are they better than everyone else because they trained harder and smarter than their competition? And what are the physical, technical and mental characteristics that make a champion a champion?
An analysis of scientific literature and the world's best triathletes suggests that there isn't one single factor that makes a triathlete better than everyone else. In fact, it is a combination of an athlete's physiology, mental tenacity, work ethic and other factors that make him or her great-and if you look at the world's greatest triathletes, each has a different combination of these skills and gifts. However, while science suggests that the best triathletes are the best for different reasons, there is a common theme that runs through their processes of preparation.
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