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Players from Camdenton and Osage found themselves on opposing sides of the field, as School of the Osage's Robbie Mueller was teamed up with players from Helias, Southern Boone, Moberly, Sedalia Smith-Cotton, Hickman and Fulton to form the Blue team, while Camdenton's Hunter McMahon played goalkeeper for the Red team with Jefferson City, Fatima, Mexico and Fulton players.
The two squads were very evenly matched, and with no scores through the majority of the game, spectators were left to wonder what the tiebreaking procedure for an all-star game would be.
Though the Red team dominated in nearly every statistic in the first half, they could not manage to score. In the second half, the momentum shifted, with the Blue team becoming the aggressors.
With just three minutes left in the second half, the Blue team's Timmy Lor from Sedalia Smith-Cotton snagged a cross from Robbie Mueller (School of the Osage) to drive in a shot on the lower left corner for the first lead of the game.
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A boy meets a girl, and they�re �different� from each other, but they don�t let that get in the way of romance. OK, stop thinking about �Twilight� or the much more recent �Warm Bodies.� This new one, like its predecessors, based on a novel, may sound similar, but it comes from and goes off into many other directions. It�s certainly the most properly supernatural of the bunch.
When we meet 17-year-old South Carolinian Ethan (Alden Ehrenreich), we find out right away that he�s a voracious reader (Vonnegut�s his current choice), is kind of a loner, and is being brought up by his dad.
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There are lots of spells cast on lots of people in this little Southern town. And while the story is mostly about the slowly forming attraction between Ethan and Lena, the parade of characters around them gives the film an undeniable richness. Viola Davis plays Amma, local librarian and longtime friend of Ethan�s family (separate characters in the book), a woman with plenty of her own secrets. Watch out for Emmy Rossum (currently in Showtime�s �Shameless�) as Ridley, a sorceress who likes to have her way with unsuspecting men. But the film�s best scene-stealing goes to the always surprising Emma Thompson, taking on two roles: the Bible-thumping Mrs. Lincoln, and the fearsome and extremely powerful Sarafine.
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PBS Frontline explores the massive shift in public opinion on climate change.
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Updated below with MUST READ comments from Roy Spencer & Joseph Bast
Climate of Doubt about PBS's Objectivity
- Roy Spencer - drroyspencer.com
This is just one more reason to defund PBS. If a "journalistic" organization cannot even provide some level of objectivity, why should the taxpayer be forced to support it?
From 0:18 to 0:21
in this trailer for the show "A Climate of Doubt", I am seen talking about the U.S. government funding only research which supports global warming alarmism:
…yet, the viewer of the entire show will come away with the mistaken impression that I was instead talking about skeptics of manmade global warming being funded by shady organizations.
Note that PBS only showed my mouth in the above clip…why? Maybe because if my face was shown, people would find out that it was skeptic Roy Spencer speaking, and not some informant supposedly revealing the dastardly deeds of skeptics.
As I recall, I spent at least an hour with the PBS film crew outlining the skeptics case and why we speak out. None of it was used…except the small clip above, with the apparent intent to deceive the viewer.
Shame on PBS. They have now joined, along with BBC, my blacklist of news organizations to never do an interview with again. Fool me once….
Heartland Institute's Comments on October 23 PBS Frontline Special 'Climate of Doubt'
- Joseph Bast - heartland.org
OCTOBER 24 -- On October 23, PBS's "Frontline" program broadcast a special titled "Climate of Doubt." The Heartland Institute had circulated a commentary prior to the program's broadcast, which appears below, which said in part, "We hope the program is accurate and fair, but past experience with PBS and other mainstream media outlets leads us to predict it will be neither." We offered some "facts to keep in mind when watching this program."
So what did we think of the actual show? It wasn't as bad as we had feared, but it wasn't as good as it should have been. The following statement from Joseph Bast, president of The Heartland Institute – a free-market think tank – may be used for attribution. For more comments, please contact Tammy Nash at email@example.com and 312/377-4000. After regular business hours, contact Jim Lakely at firstname.lastname@example.com and 312/731-9364.
It appears host John Hockenberry spent enough time with global warming "skeptics" to know we are sincere, honest, and effective, but not enough time to learn we are right on the science. Rather than examining the scientific debate directly – "looking under the hood," as we like to say here at The Heartland Institute – he decided to rely uncritically on the claims of a few alarmists pretending to speak for "climate science." That choice ultimately makes "Climate of Doubt" a biased and unreliable guide to the scientific debate.
The first half of the program consists mostly of short clips from global warming skeptics and political activists who helped convince majorities of the public and elected officials that man-made climate change is not a crisis. Included in this part of the show is footage taken during Heartland's Seventh International Conference on Climate Change and interviews with Heartland Senior Fellows S. Fred Singer and James M. Taylor and the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Myron Ebell and Chris Horner. This part of the program is generally fair, though surprisingly light on interviews with scientists other than Dr. Singer. More than 100 scientists have spoken at Heartland conferences, nearly all of them skeptical of claims that man-made global warming is a crisis. It's surprising and disappointing that Frontline didn't seek interviews with any of them or even show excerpts from their presentations, except Dr. Singer.
The quality of the program starts to deteriorate at about the 20-minute mark. Notorious global warming alarmists Gavin Schmidt, Katherine Hayhoe, Andrew Dessler, and Ralph Cicerone are presented as representative of the mainstream scientific community, which they are not. Rather than use the program to put an end to the myth of scientific consensus on this complex issue, Hockenberry repeatedly invokes the discredited myth of a 97 percent consensus. Evidence in support of that claim is farcical. The issue of what role, if any, consensus should play in science is not addressed at all.
The second half of the program also speculates on the role that corporate and philanthropic funding plays in the debate … but it only addresses the funding of skeptics, not of alarmists. Once again this was a missed opportunity. Why didn't Hockenberry end the myth, started by Ross Gelbspan but never documented, that global warming skeptics were or are currently being funded by oil companies to "sow doubt"? The Heartland Institute certainly was never part of such a plan, nor were any of the scientists we work with. Yet this libelous smear is repeated without rebuttal by Hockenberry and by the alarmists he interviews.
A third strike against the program occurs at the very end, when the off-camera voices of alarmists assert scientific confidence in predictions of an impending climate apocalypse while images appear of deserts and extreme weather events. Gone is any pretense of a balanced view of the scientific debate. This technique, typical of propaganda films such as "An Inconvenient Truth" and "The Day After Tomorrow," cheapens and discredits an otherwise thoughtful program.
No scientist interviewed for the program offered proof that any of the climatic events shown at the end of the program were caused by human activity, nor could they. One suspects this ending was tacked on after production to address the expected criticism and disappointment of environmental activists who object to anyone in the mainstream media treating skeptics with respect.
OCTOBER 23 -- The following statement from Joseph Bast, president of The Heartland Institute – a free-market think tank – may be used for attribution. For more comments, please contact Tammy Nash at firstname.lastname@example.com and 312/377-4000. After regular business hours, contact Jim Lakely at email@example.com and 312/731-9364.
On Tuesday, October 23, PBS's "Frontline" program will broadcast a special titled "Climate of Doubt." It promises to go "inside the organizations" that helped turn the tide of public opinion, and then of elected officials, away from excessive concern over the possible threat of man-made global warming.
The Heartland Institute is likely to be a central figure in this program as we welcomed "Frontline" producer Catherine Upin and her crew to our Seventh International Conference on Climate Change in Chicago in May. Heartland Institute Senior Fellow James M. Taylor also gave a three-hour interview to the film crew in August. Earlier this year, The Economist called Heartland "the world's most prominent think tank promoting skepticism about man-made climate change."
We hope the program is accurate and fair, but past experience both with PBS and other mainstream media outlets leads us to predict it will be neither. Several Heartland staff will be watching the program and commenting live via Twitter and on our blog, Somewhat Reasonable.
Meanwhile, here are some facts to keep in mind when watching this program:
•There is no "scientific consensus" about how much the planet has warmed, how much of the warming may be due to human activity, whether the warming has had positive or negative consequences, or what should be done about it. These are all hotly contested issues in the scientific, economic, and public policy communities.
•The best scientific data show there has been no warming for 16 years, something none of the computer models that predict an eco-catastrophe predicted or can explain. Data show no connection between man-made emissions of carbon dioxide and extreme weather events such as hurricanes, tornadoes, or floods. Natural variation in climate readily explains the small changes in temperature that occurred in the twentieth century. Global warming, simply put, is not a crisis.
•The more scientists explore climate, the more they realize how small the human impact can be. But the global warming movement – the environmental activists, "green" businesses, politicians, and even the researchers – has strong financial motives to deny that the science behind their cause, never strong to begin with, is now collapsing.
•The Heartland Institute emerged as a major voice in the international debate over climate change about seven years ago when we observed a lack of balance in the mainstream media's coverage of the climate debate. We challenged Al Gore to debate his critics, and he never did. We documented errors in his documentary film, "An Inconvenient Truth," but he refused to correct them. We identified scores and then hundreds of scientists whose important work on the issue was being ignored – actually censored – by reporters in the mainstream media and published their work.
•In 2009 and 2011 we published two volumes in a series titled Climate Change Reconsidered that comprehensively refutes the reports of the alarmist Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Our reports, which cite thousands of scientific articles published in peer-reviewed journals, have never been refuted by alarmists because they cannot be refuted: They cite the published research of many scientists who self-identify as alarmists in the debate, but whose own research finds evidence of only a small or even nonexistent human impact on climate. After repeated scandals involving the IPCC, Climate Change Reconsidered stands as the most authoritative overview of the science of climate change now available.
•Because of our leadership role in opposing global warming alarmism, Heartland has been mercilessly attacked and demonized by environmental groups and their allies in the mainstream media. We've even had our corporate documents stolen and our donors subjected to fake petitions demanding they stop funding us. The mainstream media has participated in these attacks in a clear violation of journalistic ethics.
For the record, The Heartland Institute has been advocating free-market solutions to social and economic problems for 28 years. We address a wide range of topics, not just climate change. We are supported by approximately 5,000 donors. We never take positions to satisfy our donors; donors support us because they agree with the positions we take. No corporation gives more than 5 percent of our annual budget. We have been endorsed by many of the world's leading think tank leaders, elected officials, and policy experts.
Joseph Bast
The Heartland Institute
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Lenawee County has a strong collaboration of nonprofits, businesses and government agencies that are working together to improve the quality of life and opportunities for all of our residents. In doing this we are always looking at what is working, what needs changing and what additional needs are going unmet.
One of the tools that we are utilizing is the Central Michigan 211 resource. Many know that Central Michigan 211 is helpful for people looking for assistance. Central Michigan 211 also is a powerful tool for collecting data. The 2011 Central Michigan 211 Annual Community Report tells us that the No. 1 need in Lenawee County is for electric service payment assistance. It also tells us that the number one unmet need in Lenawee County is for electric services payment assistance.
A group of local nonprofit agencies took a look at this data and recently formed a new committee, the Utilities Committee. The Utilities Committee is comprised of representatives from the Community Action Agency, the Department of Human Services, The Salvation Army, Midwest Energy, Goodwill, Consumers Energy and Citizen's Gas Fuel Co.
Although this committee is still in its infancy stages it has begun to make changes and move toward a more efficient approach to assisting with utility payment. The Utilities Committee has set three goals: educate the public on where to go for assistance, educate the public on how to save energy in order to reduce costs for utilities and assist with utility costs before shut off is necessary in order to avoid paying fees and penalties.
The Utilities Committee has already created and distributed a flyer that assists the public by letting them know where to go for help and how to save energy. This flyer is available at all member agency locations as well as at public libraries, post offices and many senior centers. Distribution of the flyer will continue to ensure that it is easily accessible to all.
Midwest Energy and Consumers Energy have both donated booklets that the flyers have been inserted in. Both booklets ("More Than 100 Ways to Save on Your Energy Bill" and "101 Low Cost/No Cost Home Energy Saving Measures") offer information on how you can save energy.
The Utilities Committee has also begun a campaign to generate funds in order to assist individuals prior to receiving a shutoff notice. The committee is organizing a Walk for Warmth event. This event will occur at 10 a.m. Feb. 23 at Adrian High School. At this event, the committee will continue its efforts to educate the community about the need, how to conserve energy and will campaign to raise funds for the initiative.
The funds generated by the Utilities Committee will be used to assist the public before the shutoff occurs. Currently, most agencies require a shutoff notice prior to assisting an individual. Assisting with payment prior to a shutoff notice will reduce the total cost of assistance as it eliminates the need to pay penalties and reconnect fees.
If you would like more information about the Utilities Committee please contact Amy Palmer, executive director of the Lenawee United Way, at 263-4696; Burt Fenby, Lenawee County director of Community Action Agency, at 263-7861; or Nancy Bishop, community resource coordinator for the Lenawee County office of the Michigan Department of Human Services, 264-6404.
Nancy C. Bishop is community resource coordinator for the Lenawee County office of the Michigan Department of Human Services.
Nancy C. Bishop: Utility Committee formed to help all in Lenawee pay for electricity
Dec 27, 2012 at 9:02 AM
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Tools for designers, product engineers, manufacturing professionals and other innovators collaborating on product development. If you are responsible for rapid authoring, analysis and validation of products and processes, then click here to find how ENOVIA can help.
ENOVIA Synchronicity for Synopsys CD
ENOVIA® Synchronicity® for Synopsys CD provides design data management for Synopsys Custom Designer data in Open Access format.
The ENOVIA Synchronicity for Synopsys CD integrates ENOVIA Synchronicity DesignSync Data Manager and ENOVIA Synchronicity DesignSync Central with the Synopsys Customer Designer graphical integrated circuit (IC) design environment, recognizing and efficiently managing Synopsys library design data. The Synopsys Customer Designer graphical design environment is modified with the addition of ENOVIA Synchronicity menus and commands. Designers are able to perform Design Data Management (DDM) operations without leaving the familiar Synopsys graphical environment, and without having to manage the actual collections of files and directories on disk which represent Synopsys library objects such as schematic diagrams.
EDA Data Awareness - Synopsys Library Recognition
Data awareness is important because data created and modified by Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools, such as a Synopsys schematic diagram or physical layout, is typically not stored on disk as a single file. Rather, a design object such as a schematic diagram consists of a specific set of files. In order for a DDM system to maintain a version history of changes to the schematic diagram, this set of files must be managed as a group. The group of files is also referred to as a "co-managed" set, or "collection object." These collection objects are stored in a larger directory structure called a "library." A Synopsys "library" consists of "cells," and a cell may contain multiple "views," which are models used for different purposes, such a schematic view, a layout view, etc.
The ENOVIA Synchronicity for Synopsys CD recognizes Synopsys Open Access libraries on disk so as not to confuse them with ordinary directories and files. Collection objects are managed transparently to the end- user. So, when a user issues a command to checkout a version of a schematic diagram, the appropriate versions of each of the member files of the collection object are checked out automatically. The member files of the collection are each individually version controlled, and a mapping is maintained between the version of the design object and the versions of the member files which constitute the version of the object. Storage of data in the DDM repository is efficient because only member files of a collection which are modified in an edit operation are stored in the new version of the design object. And because the design object is managed as a "collection," the tool prevents direct modification to individual member files, which can result in the corruption of the object as a whole.
The User Interface
With the ENOVIA Synchronicity for Synopsys CD, Synopsys data recognition allows users to operate on familiar constructs such as libraries, cells, and views. ENOVIA DesignSync Data Manager menus are included in the Synopsys graphical environment. The Synopsys AutoCheckout/AutoCheckin functionality is enabled is well.
In addition to being able to operate on libraries, cell, and views, DDM operations may also be performed on a data "Category." For example, if a standard cell library has been categorized by types such as "FlipFlops", all the "FlipFlops" could be checked out for edit in a single operation.
A unique capability is also provided to perform data management operations based on the "hierarchy" of the design. For example, a Synopsys library may include ALU and MULTIPLIER design blocks. If the top level ALU schematic is fetched, one might issue the "DesignSync > Hierarchy > Tag" command which would identify and tag each version of each instance of the lower level schematics.
The level of hierarchical depth can be controlled. For example, one might want to tag the hierarchy of a standard cell design, yet not descend into the transistor level representations of the standard cells themselves. Once a hierarchy is tagged, it could be fetched into a new workspace. The result would be that one or more libraries could be fetched, with valid Synopsys library structures created on disk, but the local libraries would only include the cells/views which constitute the ALU design hierarchy. This is an example of the capability to construct a workspace with a subset of the data contained in Synopsys libraries as stored in the DDM repository.
Some operations are more efficient if performed using ENOVIA Synchronicity DesignSync Data Manager rather than running the commands from within the Synopsys environment. For example, when starting a new project, it is typical that multiple libraries are put under revision control. Due to the restriction within Synopsys that one must select a library before performing any operations, checking in multiple libraries requires that each be checked in separately.
If a project consists of 50 libraries, for example, this is a tedious process at best. Using ENOVIA Synchronicity DesignSync Data Manager, all 50 libraries can be checked in by running a single command.
- By integrating into the Synopsys Custom Designer graphical design environment, designers work in the tools with which they are familiar.
- All vaulting operations are executed with a thorough understanding of the unique structure of a Synopsys data library.
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Because Synopsys design data is binary in nature, a strict locking model is enforced. This prevents the situation in which two designers are making changes to the same version of a cell view, because once the first designer checks in the changes, there is no automated capability to merge the changes of the second designer.Association with a Library
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Auto checkout and check-in of cell views is enabled with functions registered with the Synopsys Version Control system. Custom Designer calls the Version Control System before editing (auto checkout) and after editing (auto check-in), which communicates with ENOVIA Synchronicity DesignSync Data Manager. User preferences control whether auto checkout and auto check-in occur automatically, or query the user first.Operating on Libraries
DDM operations may be performed on an entire Synopsys library. For example, a library may be tagged with a label which signifies a given release, or quality level. Or a library may be updated with changes checked in by other team members.Operating on Cells
DDM operations may also be performed at the library "cell" level. For example, all views, or a subset of the views of a cell could be checked out for edit.Operating on Views
DDM operations are commonly performed on individual data views in the course of daily design activity. A "DesignSync" menu in each Synopsys graphical editing tool provides convenient access to DDM commands such as check-in, tag, or version history.Operating on Categories
If Synopsys cell data is organized using "Categories," DDM operations may also be performed on the categories. For example, if the cells in a standard cell library have been categorized, all the cells in a category could be checked out together.Operating on Design Hierarchies
A unique capability enables the processing of a design hierarchy. A hierarchy is defined as the set of instance records contained in each level of a design hierarchy. If a design hierarchy is tagged, for example, a workspace could be created which contains the set of libraries which store the design data, yet each library would contain only the cell views which comprise the hierarchy of the design. Other cell views which are stored in the server but are not part of the specific design hierarchy would not be fetched.Operating on Subsets of Data
It is not necessary to fetch an entire Synopsys library into a workspace in order to work on a subset of the data. Only the data of interest can be fetched. A valid Synopsys library structure is created in the workspace, but the local library contains only a subset of the data as stored in the managed library in the data repository.Status Reporting in the Library Manager
The Custom Designer Library Manager is modified to include revision control information for cell views including versions, tags, and locking status.Distributing a Library Across Multiple Data Repositories
A single library can be distributed across multiple data repositories by using ENOVIA Synchronicity's module-based data storage. Local efficiencies are maximized at each design center because the majority of data transfer activity (check-in/checkout) occurs locally.ENOVIA Synchronicity GUI and Command Line Support
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