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Nearly 100 Democrats gunning for seats in Congress are trying to turn net neutrality into a campaign issue Thursday. They're casting themselves as the champions of the people against corporations that want to control the net and divide it into fast lanes and slow lanes.
While net fairness rules were a part of President Obama's campaign platform, they have not been a major part of this year's heated election cycle, which has been defined by voter anger over economic issues. Democrats are clearly now trying to position themselves as populists fighting greedy corporations as a way of tapping into that zeitgeist.
The so-called Net Neutrality Protectors campaign, launched Thursday by the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, is being led by Ann McLane Kuster, a New Hampshire Democrat in a tight race. She's campaigning as a populist and progressive, a message reflected in the net neutrality statement signed by the Democratic candidates.
I believe in protecting Net Neutrality — the First Amendment of the Internet. The open Internet is a vital engine for free speech, economic opportunity, and civic participation in the 21st century. I stand with millions of working families and small businesses against any attempt by big corporations to control the Internet and eliminate the Internet's level playing field. In Congress, I'll fight to protect Net Neutrality for the entire Internet — wired and wireless — and make sure big corporations aren't allowed to take control of free speech online.
While President Obama promised to prohibit so-called fast lanes on the net, the drive to have federal regulators enforce internet fairness and openness rules has faltered over the first two years of his presidency.
The FCC's attempt to extend fairness rules to wireless and to expand prohibition on ISPs interfering with traffic they don't like was derailed when Comcast challenged a Bush-era directive not to block peer-to-peer traffic. Collateral damage from that suit included pre-existing federal principles that guaranteed Americans could use the software, services and computers of their choice. Those "Four Freedoms" were struck down when the judge found that the Bush-era rules were built on air after the FCC deregulated broadband.
The FCC's attempts to re-establish its authority quickly ran into fierce opposition from telecoms, Republicans and some Democrats. In May, 75 House Democrats and 171 House Republicans signed a letter to the FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski urging him not to regulate ISPs (.pdf), saying it is a matter best left to Congress. Senate Republicans threatened to de-fund the FCC if it proceeded to re-establish rules prohibiting ISPs from discriminating against services like Skype, Netflix or Pandora.
In September, the FCC extended its deliberations, conveniently keeping any controversial decision from being made before the mid-term elections.
Net neutrality rules do not apply to the content on the internet, though Hollywood is pushing for an exception that would allow ISPs to look for and block pirated movies and music. Free-market opponents of the rules argue that there's enough competition among mobile and landline ISPs to prevent unfair behavior.
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Future Concepts Now
Although most launches at the Los Angeles Auto Show involved production models, there were a few significant concepts that bowed, painting an alternative future for the automobile that involved hybrid, electric and even conventional drivetrain technology. Best of all, the technology is just part of the story as the exterior designs point to exciting times ahead.
Small urban cars need not be boxy or ugly, as the handsome Honda P-NUT concept attests. The car's wacky name stands for Personal-Neo Urban Transport, and Honda says the vehicle promises midsize cabin roominess with the footprint of a microcar. The P-NUT also features seating for three, with the driver positioned in the middle of the cockpit, with two passengers flanking behind. Those seats are easily folded to give the car additional load-carrying capabilities. The drivetrain, possibly gas, hybrid or electric, drives the rear wheels. The glass nose gives a tremendous forward view, and provides a screen onto which the nav system and rear backup camera are projected. Honda has no production plans for this futuristic show car.
Yet another iteration of the Up! series of concepts bowed in Los Angeles, this time in the form of the Volkswagen Up! Lite, a high-mileage hatchback powered by a 2-cylinder 800 cc turbodiesel hybrid powertrain. This concept differs from previous iterations in that the engine and 7-speed DSG gearbox are mounted in the nose of the vehicle and drive the front wheels, as opposed to a rear engine/rear drive configuration. The concept features stop/start technology, lithium-ion batteries and is capable of running in a full electric mode. VW says the Up! Lite is capable of returning as much as 70 mpg.
One of the most futuristic concepts in recent history is the BMW Vision EfficientDynamics concept. This swoopy 2+2 sports coupe has an all-glass canopy, butterfly-opening doors and flowing bodywork that make it a rolling work of art. Other cool features include a backlit BMW-signature split kidney grille. The vehicle is a hybrid, with a 3.0-liter turbodiesel engine and a plug-in battery pack that powers single electric motors on the front and rear axles. Total output is 356 horsepower, making the car as fast as it is sleek. Top speed is 155 mph, and this BMW hits 100 km/h (62 mph) in only 4.8 sec. All the while, fuel economy is an outstanding 62.5 miles per gallon.
Making its North American premiere was the Lexus LF-Ch hybrid, a compact concept that proves small fuel-efficient vehicles can be both sporty and luxurious. This 5-door hatchback is a striking design, styled at the company's CALTY design studio in California. Lexus is eager to see if the public warms to the LF-Ch, to help the company determine if it would be viable for production. Neat details include blue interior lighting, LED headlights and taillights, and cleverly blacked out B-pillars that hide the rear door entry button in the chrome trim. Is the world ready for a luxurious compact hybrid? Perhaps, and don't be surprised if Europe is the first market for this Lexus.


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DCCC Statement on Elisabeth Jensen Primary Win in KY-06
From David Bergstein of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee:
"Congressman Andy Barr's shutdown wreaked economic havoc on middle class families – but Congressman Barr showed his true, unapologetic allegiance to the Tea Party when he voted against re-opening the government and to jeopardize America's full faith and credit. As if that wasn't bad enough, Congressman Barr's job-killing, middle class tax-raising budget takes more money away from Kentucky residents in order to waste our tax dollars on handouts to the ultra-wealthy and corporations that ship jobs overseas. We are confident that Elisabeth Jensen will run an aggressive campaign to hold Congressman Barr accountable for losing touch with the people of Kentucky."


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Prep time: 10 minutes/Cook time: 45 minutes/Chill time: at least 2 hours
Sometimes you want a light dinner and a rich dessert, sometimes just the opposite. These pretty poached pears, served chilled, are perfect after a substantial meal.
2-1/2 cups Riesling or other fruity white wine
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon whole black peppercorns
1 whole vanilla bean, split lengthwise,
or 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 firm-but-ripe Bartlett pears
with stems (8 ounces each)
1. In 3-quart nonaluminum high-sided saucepan, stir together wine, sugar, peppercorns, and vanilla bean (do not add extract here). Bring to a boil over medium heat.
2. Meanwhile, peel pears, leaving stems attached. With apple corer, core the pears from the bottom (you only have to go about halfway up). Place pears in hot liquid, cover pan, and reduce heat to a simmer. Simmer 20 minutes, or until pears are tender but not falling apart when pierced with tip of knife. With slotted spoon, carefully transfer pears to medium bowl.3. Bring poaching liquid to a boil over high heat; cook 25 minutes, or until reduced to a syrup. Let liquid cool and stir in extract, if using. Reserve vanilla bean if desired.
4. Pour syrup over pears in bowl, cover, and refrigerate, turning occasionally, at least 2 hours, or until well chilled. To serve, place 1 pear in each of 4 shallow bowls. Strain syrup and spoon over pears.
Makes 4 servings/230 cals, 8g fat per serving.
A vanilla bean is a slender pod filled with really tiny seeds (so that's what those little black flecks in vanilla ice cream are!). Vanilla beans are called for in recipes where you want to infuse a liquid (such as the pear-poaching liquid, at right, or the milk mixture for Panna Cotta) with vanilla flavor. After cooking with a vanilla bean, you can reuse it: Wipe it off and let it dry before storing. One way to store a vanilla bean is in a jar of granulated sugar, which has two benefits: It keeps the vanilla bean dry and, after about a week, you'll have vanilla-flavored sugar.
Another way to make the pear dessert that is not as pretty, but is a little easier to manage, is to poach pear halves instead of whole pears. (And you don't need pears with stems.) Peel the pears, halve them lengthwise, scoop out the cores, and cook the pears in the poaching liquid, but in a large skillet (not a high-sided saucepan). Test them for doneness after about 10 minutes. Pour the poaching liquid into a saucepan to reduce (see step 3).
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Just like her bag collection and her wardrobe, Kate Middleton has given her shoe collection a luxe, high-fashion upgrade.
On Tuesday at a dinner hosted by The Thirty Club in London, the Duchess showed some leg in a chic ivory Roland Mouret dress with a thigh-high slit. While her attire was simple but stunning, her feet were decked out in glittered Jimmy Choo "Vamp" heels.
The platform sandals, which boast a 4.5-inch heel, retail for $750 -- a few hundred more than her conservative everyday shoes, $325 L.K. Bennett nude pumps.
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Middleton, 30, first stepped out in the dazzling statement heels when she attended the BAFTAs in L.A. when she and Prince William were doing their North American tour in July. She wore the fancy footwear with a gorgeous lilac Alexander McQueen gown.
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As for her Roland Mouret dress, the French designer told Grazia this week that he is over the moon and humbled by her fashion choice.
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"I am absolutely delighted that The Duchess of Cambridge chose to wear my Lombard gown to the Thirty Club annual dinner," Mouret told Grazia. "The Duchess has an elegance and timeless beauty that is a breath of fresh air, it is an honor to be part of her journey."
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Sunday: Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time Date: November 7, 2010 Year: C The readings: [2 Mac. 7:1-2, 9-14; 2 Thess. 2:16-3:5; Lk. 20:27-38] The message: He is God not of the dead, but of the living. Prepared by: CATHOLIC DOORS MINISTRY Total words: 1455
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"He is God not of the dead, but of the living." [Lk. 20:38; Mt. 22:32] Why is He the God of the living? It is because He is "the living God." [Jn. 11:27; Acts 14:14; Rom. 9:26; 1 Thess. 1:9; 1 Tim. 3:15, 4:10, 6:17; 2 Cor. 3:3, 6:16; Heb. 3:12, 9:12, 10:31, 12:22; Rev. 7:2] He is the living God Who has chosen to make His dwelling within us.
"For we are the temple of the living God; as God said: 'I will live in them, and walk among them; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people.'" [2 Cor. 6:16; Lev. 26:12; Ezek. 37:27]
"Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, which you have from God, and that you are not your own? For you were bought with a price; therefore glorify God in your body." [1 Cor. 6:19-20] "If anyone destroys God's temple, God will destroy that person. For God's temple is holy, and you are that temple." [1 Cor. 3:16-7]
How did we become temples of the Holy Spirit? When we received the Sacrament of Baptism, we were born again of water and Spirit. [Jn. 3:5] At that moment, we received our new creation of the godly seed [1 Jn. 3:9] in fulfillment of the promises of the Heavenly Father that are found in the Old Testament. During our admission in the Body of Christ as new creations, we received as our "first instalment," [Eph. 1:13-4; 2 Cor. 1:22, 5:5] the gift of the indwelling Holy Spirit for the purpose of our sanctification.
Therefore, as "living stones, though rejected by mortals yet chosen and precious in God's sight, and like living stones, (we are) built into a spiritual house, to be a holy priesthood, to offer spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ." [1 Pet. 2:4]
The new creation that we have received as our first instalment is in preparation for the final instalment that awaits all those who persist to the end in their living faith. Then, at the final resurrection of the bodies, in a moment, in the twinkle of an eye, at the last trumpet, they will all be changed [1 Cor. 15:52-3] in the image of Christ. [1 Cor. 15:49] Their perishable bodies will put on imperishability, and their mortal bodies will put on immortability. [1 Cor. 15:54]
At that moment, all shall be rewarded according to their works. "Those who are wise shall shine like the brightness of the sky, and those who lead many to righteousness, like the stars forever and ever." [Dan. 12:3] What beautiful imperishable bodies they shall possess for eternity!
During today's First Reading from 2 Maccabees, [2 Mac. 7:1-2, 9-14] we heard of the martyrdom of the mother and her seven sons. We heard that each and everyone of them were willing to die for the Law of Moses because they believed that at the last trumpet, the King of the universe would raise them up to an everlasting life. The just were ready to die rather than sin, trusting in the Lord God to raise them up again with their bodies being fully restored. What an incredible faith these holy martyrs have displayed in the face of death and torture!
When the fourth brother was about to die, he said, "One cannot but choose to die at the hands of mortals and to cherish the hope God gives of being raised again by him. But for you there will be no resurrection to life!" [2 Macc. 7:14] For the wicked, there is no resurrection to eternal life as a child of God. "Shame and everlasting contempt" [Dan. 12:2] awaits the wicked.
Today's Second Reading from the Second Letter of Paul to the Thessalonians [2 Thess. 2:16-3:5] opens our eyes to the fact that the Lord strengthens our hearts in every good work and word. [2 Thess. 2:16-7]
We learn that through prayer, the word and the work of the Lord that is manifested through us rapidly spreads so God may be glorified everywhere. [2 Thess. 3:1]
Also through our prayers for each other, we faithful children of God are rescued from the wicked and evil people. The Lord is faithful, strengthening us and guarding us against the evil one. [2 Thess. 3:2-3] "Do you suppose that it is for nothing that the Scripture says, 'God yearns jealously for the spirit that he has made to dwell in us?'" [Jas. 4:5] To protect us, God placed His Holy Spirit within each and everyone of us so that we may follow His statutes and keep His ordinances and obey them.
"May the God of steadfastness and encouragement grant (us) to live in harmony with one another, in accordance with Christ Jesus, so that together (we) may with one voice glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ" [Rom. 15:5-6]
Today's reading from the Gospel of Luke [Lk. 20:27-38] provides us with a glimpse of our "blessed hope." [Tit. 2:13] First of all, to summarize why Jesus revealed this knowledge.
The Sadducees, non-believers in the resurrection, asked Jesus if seven brothers married the same woman and they all died, "in the resurrection, therefore, whose wife will the woman be?" [Lk. 20:33] Now the brothers did not all marry the same woman at the same time! This was done in accordance with the "Levirate Marriage."
"When brothers reside together, and one of them dies and has no son, the wife of the deceased shall not be married outside the family to a stranger. Her husband's brother shall go in to her, taking her in marriage, and performing the duty of a husband's brother to her, and the firstborn whom she bears shall succeed to the name of the deceased brother, so that his name may not be blotted out of Israel. But if the man has no desire to marry his brother's widow, then his brother's widow shall go up to the elders at the gate and say, 'My husband's brother refuses to perpetuate his brother's name in Israel; he will not perform the duty of a husband's brother to me.' Then the elders of his town shall summon him and speak to him. If he persists, saying 'I have no desire to marry her,' then his brother's wife shall go up to him in the presence of the elders, pull his sandal off his foot, spit in his face, and declare, 'This is what is done to the man who does not build up his brother's house.' Throughout Israel his family shall be known as 'the house of him whose sandal was pulled off.'" [Deut. 25:5-10]
Answering the Sadducees, Jesus said, "Those who belong to his age marry and are given to marriage; but those who are considered worthy of a place in that age and in the resurrection from the dead neither marry nor are given in marriage. Indeed they cannot die anymore, because they are like angels and are children of God, being children of the resurrection." [Lk. 20:34-6]
In other words, in the resurrection, when we are transformed at the twinkle of an eye, just like the angels of God, we will receive spiritual bodies that are incorruptible. In this physical world, God has instituted the Sacrament of marriage [Gen 2:24] and procreation [Gen. 3:16] for mankind to multiply and spread all over the earth. But once in Heaven, there will be no more procreation.
On this subject, Saint Paul tells us, "What is sown is perishable, what is raised is imperishable. It is sown in dishonour, it is raised in glory. It is sown in weakness, it is raised in power. It is sown a physical body, it is raised a spiritual body. If there is a physical body, there is also a spiritual body. Thus it is written, 'The first man, Adam, became a living being'; the last Adam (Jesus) became a life-giving spirit. But it is not the spiritual that is first, but the physical, and then the spiritual. The first man was from the earth, a man of dust; the second man is from heaven." [1 Cor. 15:42-7]
The man from Heaven does not live by the same rules as the man of dust. The man of Heaven no longer feels hunger or thirst. He no longer gets tired or needs to sleep. He no longer experiences day or night, warmth or cold. He no longer sheds tears for he continuously enjoys the beatific vision of God. Death shall have been conquered through the Sacred Blood of Jesus Christ. With death shall depart suffering and pain.
In eternal life, those who have persevered to the end, they shall all enjoy the fulness of life as it was meant to be enjoyed. They shall be counted among the living, all sharing the same Father, the living God. May His Holy Name be glorified and praised forever!
For "He is God not of the dead, but of the living." [Lk. 20:38]
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The readings...
[The readings were taken from the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible (C) 1989 Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Church of Christ in the United States of America.]
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First Reading...
"It happened also that seven brothers and their mother were arrested and were being compelled by the king, under torture with whips and thongs, to partake of unlawful swine's flesh. One of them, acting as their spokesman, said, 'What do you intend to ask and learn from us? For we are ready to die rather than transgress the laws of our ancestors.'
And when he was at his last breath, he said, 'You accursed wretch, you dismiss us from this present life, but the King of the universe will raise us up to an everlasting renewal of life because we have died for his laws.'
After him, the third was the victim of their sport. When it was demanded, he quickly put out his tongue and courageously stretched forth his hands, and said nobly, 'I got these from Heaven, and because of his laws I disdain them, and from him I hope to get them back again.'
As a result the king himself and those with him were astonished at the young man's spirit, for he regarded his sufferings s nothing. After he too had died, they maltreated and tortured the fourth in the same way. When he was near death, he said, 'One cannot but choose to die at the hands of mortals and to cherish the hope God gives of being raised again by him. But for you there will be no resurrection to life!'" [2 Mac. 7:1-2, 9-14]
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Second Reading...
"Now may our Lord Jesus Christ himself and God our Father, who loved us and through grace gave us eternal comfort and good hope, comfort your hearts and strengthen them in every good work and word.
Finally, brothers and sisters, pray for us, so that the word of the Lord may spread rapidly and be glorified everywhere, just as it is among you, and that we may be rescued from wicked and evil people; for not all have faith.
But the Lord is faithful; he will strengthen you and guard you from the evil one. And we have confidence in the Lord concerning you, that you are doing and will go on doing the things that we command. May the Lord direct your hearts to the love of God and to the steadfastness of Christ." [2 Thess. 2:16-3:5]
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Gospel Reading...
"Some Sadducees, those who say there is no resurrection, came to him and asked him a question, 'Teacher, Moses wrote for us that if a man's brother dies, leaving a wife but no children, the man shall marry the widow and raise up children for his brother.
Now there were seven brothers; the first married, and died childless; then the second and the third married her, and so in the same way all seven died childless. Finally the woman also died. In the resurrection, therefore, whose wife will the woman be? For the seven had married her.'
Jesus said to them, 'Those who belong to his age marry and are given to marriage; but those who are considered worthy of a place in that age and in the resurrection from the dead neither marry nor are given in marriage. Indeed they cannot die anymore, because they are like angels and are children of God, being children of the resurrection.
And the fact that the dead are raised Moses himself showed, in the story about the bush, where he speaks of the Lord as the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. Now he is God not of the dead, but of the living; for to him all of them are alive." [Lk. 20:27-38]
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Looks like he'll be handing in his notice to the pawn shop. Phillip Phillips, 21, from Leesburg, Georgia has been crowned the newest "American Idol."
It was an emotional victory for the young man, who beat out 16-year-old Californian Jessica Sanchez for the top prize.
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Immediately after learning the news, Phillip's pal on the show, Heejun Han, raced over and embraced the singer, who took a moment to process the news.
After hugs from the Top 12 group, Ryan Seacrest handed the new "Idol" a guitar and he was put in front of the mic to sing the tune that will be his first post-win single, "Home." Three-quarters through the song, though, the young man was overcome with emotion, and tears trickled down his face.
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Standing on stage as confetti rained down on his head, Phillip stepped back from the mic and attempted to keep his emotions under control.
Eventually, he left the stage and went into the audience where he embraced his family, and later, the judges.
Shortly before the results were announced, Phillip gave his last "Idol" speech, using it to thank the crew, and the fans.
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"It's been such an honor to be up on this stage, playing with everybody," Phillip said, paying tribute to the "Idol" band and crooners like John Fogerty, whom he sang with at Wednesday's finale. "We wouldn't have sounded so good without them.
"Thank you all for voting for us," he added, for the fans. "It's just been crazy."
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More than 132 million votes, a worldwide total, were cast.
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Jessica may not have won, but she brought the house down, performing "And I'm Telling You, " with Jennifer Holiday during the finale.
The commanding rendition left not only the audience at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on their feet, but it resonated with Jennifer Hudson, who Tweeted about it.
"Alright Jessica n jennifer !!!!!" the Oscar and Grammy winner (and "Idol" alum) wrote.
Several other stars also chimed in on the passionate performance.
"Ok WOW that was the best performance I have witness on idol Jennifer and Jessica #Americanidol woohooooi tears !!" "So You Think You Can Dance" judge Mary Murphy Tweeted.
Juliette Lewis was also prompted to Tweet about it, writing, "#JenniferHoliday Miss legend just blew my mind. Singin it hard. Nasty. REAL. Thank you."
So did Phaedra Parks, from "The Real Housewives of Atlanta."
"Jennifer Holiday & that cute young gal just SANG that song-I thought I was in church for a minute *waves prayer cloth* #American Idol," she wrote.
Catch "Idol" winner Phillip Phillips on Access Hollywood on Thursday.
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Friday, January 13, 2012
Titusville Library Hosts DaVita Inc. Education Class for People Dealing with Kidney Disease
A dialysis healthcare professional from DaVita Inc. will be on hand at the Titusville Branch Library to instruct people with stage 4 and 5 kidney disease on how to prepare for dialysis, how to make healthy lifestyle choices, insurance instruction, medicines, and options in dealing with kidney disease. The classes are designed to provide information and answer questions so that you are empowered with the knowledge you need to make better decisions about your health. Register online or contact Sara Kennedy at 205-986-7616 or dial 1-888-695-4363.
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Titusville Branch Library
#2 6th Avenue SW, 35211
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Did you know it's possible to add Facebook Likes to your 360 product view using our 360 photography software? In this quick tutorial we'll show you how it can be done in a few simple steps. You would use a similar approach for other social plugins or similar static and interactive elements:
1. Go to https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/ and generate your Like code. Uncheck Send button as you will need to use the iFrame integration not the XFBML for this test.
2. Copy the script code on the iFrame tab as shown below. Note the // in front of www.facebook... and replace the two forward slashes with http://
3. Go to SpotEditor and create a new Fixed hot-spot.
4. On the Text Content tab, check As HTML markup and type in a container for your Like button like this (change height and width as needed as it's just a sample container and can be anything):

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5. Insert your iFrame script inside the div between > and

6. Click Preview in browser to see if it looks as intended.
7. Position the hot-spot as you like via X Y coordinates or the grid with margins on the Hotspot tab (see above).
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Irish Coffee: Who means most to Celtics' success?
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Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
Add Paul Pierce's sprained ankle to the ever-growing list of injuries that have plagued the Celtics through their first 32 games this season.
Following Sunday's 93-79 victory in Toronto against the Raptors, Doc Rivers told reporters, "We have a game [Monday] night, so he'll be OK." But it was another "not again" moment that reminded Celtics fans of the team's fragility.
It also reminded me of this article from the Los Angeles Times, which made the following statement:
Rajon Rondo, their lone indispensable player, has an ankle injury and has been out three times but keeps returning before he's 100 percent.
Is Rondo really their only indispensable player? Could they legitimately reach their goal of an 18th NBA title without Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett or — for that matter — any of the starters who are undefeated as a unit in the playoffs?
That's when I decided to look at the Celtics' record with and without each player in the lineup during The New Big Three era. Here's how it shakes out with and without each guy (winning percentages in parentheses):
- Paul Pierce … With: 195-69 (.739); Without: 8-6 (.571)
Winning percentage discrepancy: .168
- Rajon Rondo … With: 191-68 (.738); Without: 12-7 (.632)
Winning percentage discrepancy: .106
- Kevin Garnett … With: 169-58 (.745); Without: 34-17 (.667)
Winning percentage discrepancy: .078
- Ray Allen … With: 192-72 (.727); Without: 11-3 (.786)
Winning percentage discrepancy: –.059
- Kendrick Perkins … With: 167-65 (.720); Without: 36-10 (.783)
Winning percentage discrepancy: –.063
Based on these numbers, Pierce has been the most valuable player on the team over the last three-plus regular seasons. Not Rondo. It's also interesting to note the Celtics' success without Allen or Perkins in the lineup.
One thing is certainly clear: Pierce, Rondo and Garnett are all indispensable. Well, at least that L.A. Times piece gave us one interesting note:
From the last four openers to Christmas Eve, Boston has gone an astounding 94-14 … a 71-win pace. Not even the Bill Russell teams that won 11 titles in 13 seasons ever did as well in that time frame.
The Celtics' best four-year opener-to-Christmas Eve run in the Russell era was 94-26 from 1959-1962. Even posting win totals of 72-69-62 in Michael Jordan's last three seasons, the Bulls were 64-14 before Christmas.
Unfortunately for the Celtics, after the last three Christmases, they went 84-54 when injuries hit … as they have once more.
Just for fun, let's look at the same numbers for each of the top-10 rotation players for this year's team. How have the 2010-11 Celtics performed in their absences, taking into account the relatively small sample size?
- Kevin Garnett … With: 24-6 (.800); Without: 1-1 (.500)
Winning percentage discrepancy: .300
- Rajon Rondo … With: 18-3 (.857); Without: 7-4 (.636)
Winning percentage discrepancy: .221
- Shaquille O'Neal … With: 17-6 (.739); Without: 8-1 (.889)
Winning percentage discrepancy: –.150
- Delonte West … With: 3-2 (.600); Without: 22-5 (.815)
Winning percentage discrepancy: –.215
- Jermaine O'Neal … With: 7-5 (.583); Without: 18-2 (.900)
Winning percentage discrepancy: –.317
The order of these players' importance to the Celtics is certainly not surprising, but one thing is: How little an impact Jermaine O'Neal has had on this team. The Celtics have been a significantly better team when he doesn't see the floor.
On his Twitter page, Pierce made no mention of how his ankle was feeling on Monday morning, but he did offer this: "Excuse me I need to get thru please" — accompanied by the following video …
Pierce probably didn't enjoy the next video as much, as someone caught him tossing gum into the Indiana stands last week. So, does the NBA's $15,000 fine for Pierce's action make this the most expensive piece of gum ever chewed?
Regardless of whether Rondo or Garnett or Pierce is the most valuable member of the Celtics, I enjoyed Glen Davis' analysis via The Globe and Mail of what Rondo means to the their success in the wake of the point guard's return:
"He makes it sound right — just like an [music] engineer or a producer. You could have these bangin' tracks or sounds, but when he puts it together, he makes it hip."
Raptors coach Jay Triano wasn't as poetic when he made a vague reference via The Toronto Star to what he considered poor officiating in his team's loss to the Celtics:
"I wish our guys got rewarded a little bit more for the work and the effort."
The Raptors shot three more free throws (22-19) and were whistled for four fewer fouls (18-22) than the Celtics throughout the course of the game. Maybe that's why Shaq didn't sympathize with Triano in the aftermath (also via The Globe and Mail):
"That's the way it is. [Triano] can cry a little more next time."
On his Twitter page, Rondo snapped pictures of Nate Robinson in a fur coat. Now, according to NESN, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has demanded that Robinson donate "funds equivalent to the value of the coat to pay for veterinary care for dogs and cats owned by low-income people in the Boston area."
Celtics public relations director Heather Walker reportedly said the jacket isn't Robinson's.
So, let me get this straight: Robinson posed for a picture in a fur coat, so now he should pay for the care of animals that belong to people who couldn't afford to take care of the animals in the first place? Typical PETA.
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Northland boasts a number of thriving wineries worth a visit, says Helen Twose.
Think Kerikeri, think lovely juicy citrus, a temperate sub-tropical climate and historic links back to New Zealand's first European migrants.
Luring us north for a child-free weekend escape wasn't the orchard fresh fruit - that was a bonus - but the promise of a nice drop from a modern generation of Northland winemakers.
Despite not enjoying the profile of their southern counterparts, Northland wine growers can lay claim to cultivating their craft in New Zealand's oldest wine growing region.
It's nearly 200 years since Reverend Samuel Marsden dug the first grapevines into the rich Northland soil.
The Croatian gum diggers introduced their viticulture and winemaking traditions later in the 1800s.
After lapsing for a century, the last decade has seen the emergence of a small, thriving wine industry based on grape varieties that flourish in the warm, wet and relatively frost-free conditions of the Far North.
In Northland expect the person pouring the wine at tastings to have seen the whole process through from nurturing the vines, to fermenting and bottling.
First stop, Marsden Estate, one of the more established wineries in the area with grapes planted in 1992 and its first harvest three years later.
Since then Marsden Estate has produced award winning wines including its 2006 Black Rocks chardonnay, winner of the International Chardonnay Challenge in 2007.
With winemaker Rod MacIvor away, it was cellar hand Lauren Simms guiding us through the wine list which included the new-to-us red wine chambourcin - or "shambo" in local parlance.
A French hybrid variety developed in the 1960s, its resistance to fungal diseases makes it a boon in the humidity-prone north.
With requisite cellar door memento in hand we were on the road to Cottle Hill Winery.
For Barbara and Mike Webb their winery was a chance to replicate the quirky, funky vibe they experienced visiting boutique wineries of the Napa Valley in their native California.
Sailing into the Bay of Islands on their yacht in the mid-1990s, they weighed anchor and established Cottle Hill Winery.
Most of the Cottle Hill wines were under $20, which Webb reckoned was good value.
Cottle Hill also makes the Italian fire-water grappa.
Traditionally served neat as a digestif, grappa can be added to an after dinner espresso to make café corretto - guaranteed to put a glow in your cheeks.
The final stop was Ake Ake Vineyard, the newest winery on our itinerary.
Winemaker John Clarke, originally from the island of Jersey, was from a family of wine merchants but had never actually made the product.
The plantings in the vineyard - mainly syrah and chambourcin - are nine years old and Clarke and his wife Aynsley Quenault have owned it since 2004.
After a morning of wine tasting it was time enjoy the early afternoon sun in the Ake Ake Vineyard restaurant. A glass of the local drop, and a lamb kofta and couscous salad, before finishing off with a sublime sauternes custard with spiced fig compote - just bliss.
Marsden Estate also offers dining options. An all-weather outdoor area offers stunning views across a lake and the vineyard beyond. Indoor fireside dining is also available.
Alec Neale of Kerikeri Taxis shuttled us between the wineries and can build an itinerary to suit. We stopped off at Pete's Pioneer and Transport Museum so the husband could drool over the collection of classic cars.
Replete and accompanied by the merry clink of wine bottles it was time to make like Nana and have a quiet afternoon lie down.
Marsden Estate: Cellar door and restaurant, (09) 407 9398.
Cottle Hill Winery: Cellar door, (09) 407 5203.
Ake Ake Vineyard: Cellar door and restaurant, (09) 407 8230.
Getting around: Kerikeri Taxis, ph (09) 407 9515 or 021 407 951.
Where to stay: Kerikeri Park Motel, 0800 800 500.
Helen Twose visited Kerikeri as guest of Kerikeri Park Motel.


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Re: st: identifying observations in one variable that appear in another variable
"Sergiy Radyakin" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: identifying observations in one variable that appear in another variable
Wed, 29 Aug 2007 18:17:45 -0400
There is a multiple way of doing it, but see -help merge- if you are
building some sort of relational DB. (will work similar to linking
tables in Access).
If you have a single dataset, then -levelsof- gives you the distinct
values of a variable. You can test for each value of one variable if
it occurs in another. See -help levelsof- and -help macro-.
sysuse auto
levelsof make, local(m)
local v=`"`"Volvo 260"'"'
di `: list v in m'
local v=`"`"Volvo S70"'"'
di `: list v in m'
Regards, Sergiy
On 8/29/07, Dalhia <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> hi, I am trying to figure out a way to identify all
> observations in one variable that also appear in
> another variable. I have two variables - shareholder
> name and company name and I'm trying to find all the
> shareholders who are also on my list of companies. Is
> there a way to do this in Stata?
> Thanks so much for your help on this. I appreciate it.
> Dalhia Mani
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Instead we have seen movies and sat in cafes. Molly and I have began a new obsession with cafes and drinking hot drinks, her tea and me flat whites. Not only does it pass the odd evening hours when it is too cold to be outside and too early to go to bed but it sometimes results in us being served free food and it's a good way to improve our scrabble or trival persuit skills.
Yesterday we were invited to go see Wonderland the musical. The girl who played Alice doubles as the ticket seller at the movie theatre. She must have thought we were really lame (we asked her if the theatre was going to be open on Christmas Day and she couldn't imagine why anyone would want to watch movies on christmas!) and invited us to go see her show. It was a cute local theatre and cheap enough so we took the afternoon to go see it. It really was an Alice and Wonderland like no other. The Queen of Hearts rapped and Humpty Dumpty was dressed as Elvis. The singing could have used a bit of fine tuning and the dancing was nothing like the movie Center Stage but we had a good time. You can still hear Molly singing the theme song while she walks down the street.
Tomorrow we're going to change our scenery a bit and drive to the beach of Kaiteriteri. We're hoping that the weather will be on our side and we'll be able to soak up some rays.


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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) wants to get the word out to severely injured military personnel that there is assistance for them at the airport – if they need or want it – an email or phone call will get this support in place.
Smoothing Security for Wounded
This special assistance is part of the TSA's Wounded Warrior/Military Severely Injured Joint Support Operations Center Program, and while it's not new, TSA spokesman Nico Melendez wants to be sure that every member of the military who wants to participate knows about it so they can do so. Melendez, a naval reservist who served in Afghanistan in 2009 and 2010, calls the program an effort to smooth the way through security for people who have already given so much. "Depending on our resources at a given airport," said Melendez, "we might meet them at curbside, help them with their baggage, get them a boarding pass and escort them through security."
How Anyone Can Get Quicker, Easier Security
Everyone, even 'wounded warriors' must go through the security checkpoint, but Melendez says they can "tailor the security experience" to the military member's unique circumstances; for example, a greater degree of privacy may be needed during screening. And sometimes, as in the PreCheck program, a serviceman or woman may be able to keep their shoes on through the checkpoint.
How the Wounded Warrior Program Works
This program is open to active military personnel who have been severely wounded. It is detailed on the TSA website, but these are the highlights:
- Service personnel must first contact the TSA.
- Email (and this is the preferred contact): email@example.com
- Phone: 888-262-2396
Participants will provide information on who they are and an itinerary of their travels. By the way, there is no threshold of injuries or wounds that must be must to qualify for participation in the program, said Melendez who added, "They know who they are, and we'll be here to help them if they need it."
Note: Those who have been wounded but are no longer in the militar y- or any civilian with disabilities and/or medical conditions – is invited to contact TSA Cares for help in preparing for the screening process.


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Ivan Eland: Let's get rid of preaching to, meddling in, and even attacking and invading other countries to spread our values and go back to the founders' vision of leading by example.
President Obama's Osawatomie, Kansas Stemwinder
President Barack Obama: I believe that this country succeeds when everyone gets a fair shot, when everyone does their fair share, and when everyone plays by the same rules.
How More Recycling Could Boost the Economy
Sabrina Bornstein: Recycling may be all the rage these days, but here in L.A. and across the country vast amounts of recyclable goods end up in landfills every year.
Nittany Lion Country: Gut-Check Time
John Peeler: We are Penn State if we have ever been part of an organization that chose to keep a scandal quiet and in-house, rather than reporting it to the authorities.
Raising Per Country Immigration Caps
Michele Waslin: H.R. 3012 would make small but significant changes to the way green cards are distributed by eliminating per country numerical limits on employment-based green cards and raising the limits on family-based green cards which go to immigrants from each country.
If the Tea Party Were Liberal
Tina Dupuy: If liberals were doing to their country what extremist tea party Republicans are doing to theirs – it would be called unpatriotic. A whole tsunami of sound bites would sweep the country calling for the sabotage to stop.
A 'To Do' List for US Troops Now Arriving in Haiti
Georgianne Nienaber: If indeed the US troops are in the country for "humanitarian reasons" as Ambassador Merten insists, there is plenty for them to do before the hurricane season begins.
On Visiting an Unwinnable War
David Swanson: If Afghanistan is to have peace, Galtung believes, it will need a loose federation of governments within and a confederation of allied countries without, including countries like Pakistan and Iran.
Why This Is Our Time
Anthony Samad: On education, immigration, the green environment, and of course, jobs, President Obama helped even Republicans understand that the only way the country was going to move ahead was, together.
North Country Twit
Tom Degan: Michele Bachmann maintains that the Founding Fathers ended slavery, huh? She is off by years. Four score and seven years, to be exact. She also pegged John Quincy Adams as one of "the very founders that wrote those documents." He must have been quite the prodigy. When the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, 8 year old John Quincy Adams was one week shy of his ninth birthday!
Arab Unrest Hopping from Country to Country
Jim Fuller: It's a tossup at this moment as to whether the Jordanian and Saudi governments will be thrown out, I think. But what about Yemen and Algeria? No one can say at this point.
"Ask Not What Your Country Blah Blah Blah," and Other Ridiculous Memes
Gary Corseri: Once you start thinking about memes, it's like having cataracts removed—colors emerge more vividly; you start seeing patterns in carpets, in wallpaper. It's like suddenly seeing Snooky's face for the first time on HDTV!
JFK: Fifty Years Later
Tom Degan: Although JFK wasn't able to accomplish a heck of a lot during the less-than three years that fate allowed him, he did set this country on the path toward accomplishing great things.


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Learn how MacUpdate Desktop can install apps on MacUpdate with the simple click of the icon. Plus, keep all your apps updated.
Electrum is an easy-to-use Bitcoin client. It protects you from losing coins in a backup mistake or computer failure, because your wallet can be recovered from a secret phrase that you can write on paper or learn by heart. There is no waiting time when you start the client, because it does not download the Bitcoin block chain.
- Instant on: Your client does not download the blockchain, it uses a remote server.
- Forgiving: Your wallet can be recovered from a secret seed.
- Safe: Your seed or private keys are not sent to the server. Information received from the server is verified
What's New
Note: Now requires a 64-bit Intel processor.
Note: The QR code scanner is not supported in OS X binaries.
- Fix bug with trustedcoin plugin
- Support for KeepKey hardware wallet
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- Command line can read arguments from stdin (pipe)
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Moved to: https://forums.marvelheroes.com/discussion/146043/new-all-team-up-power-screen-shots-now-with-more-details-work-in-progess#latest
All Team Ups have had their Health Pools INCREASED from 60k to 120K
I do not have access to Dr. Doom Team Up so I cannot update for him sadly (EDIT: Special Thanks to @DriftRobot for providing screenshot base for Dr. Doom Team Up also can be found here: https://forums.marvelheroes.com/discussion/138054/doom-team-up-power-info-screenshots?new=1)
King Thor is just a re-skinned Beta Ray Bill Team Up (Powers are exactly the same)
New Fortune Card MKVI Exclusive Team Up Back in Black Spider Man Video here:
Back in Black Spider Man Team Up currently has the same exact skills as the normal Spider Man Team Up on the TC but with a ranged auto attack
A few people were asking for info about Team Up Powers before they made their selection in case they didn't Pre-order the pack. Hope this helps a little.
Shared Powers (All Four Team Ups Have These Same Powers) :
Only difference between heroes are the Icon colors for the above selections.
Please note that the values on Dr. Doom Team Up Procs are low due to source of ss having different set up than me
The Passive Procs on Beta Ray Bill seem slightly lackluster, not sure if they're not scaling properly or if the values are intended
Guardians Team Ups:
Few things to point out:
The Team Up Powers (Active abilities) which are displayed are the base value at level 60. I do have an item equipped in the screenshot but I took it off when taking a screenshot of the powers. These may seem weak currently, but gear improves them at a % value making a well geared team up summon rather formidable with the right items.
Passive Procs scale with your Hero's Damage Rating and can Critcal/Brutal. Criticals and Brutals are also affected by Critical Damage Rating. The Proc values are affected by my DP's Damage Rating as I didn't bother to remove all items/buffs from him
Finally done updating, now to make use of this double drop bonus.
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I skipped Tier 2 since its the same across all heroes, you can refer to Spidey's Tier 1/2 for the same effect. Icon is the same, just different colors for each Team Up. I'll refine this thread later probably. Just don't want to miss out on play time at the moment :P Also I mislabeled Magik's Tier 3 Powers as Tier 2, refer to the Icons to see where they belong
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Awesome! I didn't realize Magik had summon buffs and demons. Will be awesome for my Squirrel Girl summon build. Yay for more summoner build support!
Do the summoned demons benefit from all the regular summon buffs I have equipped, i.e. Neptune's Trident, Latverian Regalia and Frigga blessing? Also, do they count as "squirrels" towards my max 30 number of summoned creatures?
I believe her summons do, but the Team Up Hero itself doesn't benefit from those items. I'd guess that squirrels only count towards squirrels :P
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Fixed the mislabeling of Magik's Tier 3 Powers. Tidied up Spider-Man Powers. Powers shared between all four Team Ups moved to its own picture to lower clutter.
@FireWithin @Slashcare @Rossome @Totylcf @GambitXRogue @Quadrox
You're all welcome, glad to be able to help the community a bit.
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please pin it on the top @Gaz
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usually before you call them out into combat they're still scaled to level 1. only until you call them out do they scale to your current hero's level. think before i called out any of my team ups their hp was only at 472-ish then when i called them out with a level 60 hero it scaled up to 60000. might be doing the same thing with some abilities.
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Puppy Bowl IX
Animal Planet and Petfinder.com have teamed up for the ultimate canine showdown. Puppy Bowl IX is set to kickoff on February 3—Super Bowl Sunday—starting at 3pm on Animal Planet. The Puppy Bowl began in 2004 to spread awareness about pet adoption all around he nation. " Our main goal is to find loving homes for our fury friends and give viewers a cuteness overload," Executive Producer Melinda Topinof told TFK.
This year, 63 adorable pups of all breeds come from shelters and rescue organizations across the United States and Puerto Rico participated in the Puppy Bowl. As hedgehog cheerleaders cheer them on, the puppies compete to be MVP(Most Valuable Puppy), a competition that is sure to have you wagging your tail. "Meet the Bird" will tweet live updates during the game from 3-5p.m., and a Special Kitty Half-Time gymnastics performance will keep you purring for more.
TFK Kid Reporter Storm Bookhard sat down with Puppy Bowl referee Dan Schachner at the filming of the game in November. He talked to TFK about his job. "Watch your step," Schachner told TFK. "That's probably the referee's most important job." (Reporting by Storm Bookhard/ Videography and editing by Stephanie Kraus)


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Over the coming decades, Summit-Isi Station provides a unique capability to measure, monitor, and understand global climate change. Summit-Isi is the only high altitude, high latitude, inland, year-round monitoring station in the Arctic. Summit-Isi is also a prime site for astronomy and astrophysics observations due to its high altitude, dry and stable atmosphere, and relative ease of access with respect to other polar locations. Summit-Isi provides access to northern hemisphere viewing angles for astonomy observations, as well as long baselines to other sub-millimeter telescope arrays across the globe, important for interferometry measurements. Summit-Isi offers immediate access to the free troposphere and is relatively free of local influences that could corrupt climate records. As such, it is ideally suited for studies aimed at identifying and understanding long-range, intercontinental transport and its influences on the ice sheet surface, boundary layer, and overlying atmosphere. The pristine and remote location in a year-round dry snow and ice region provides an optimal facility for radiation measurements and remote sensing validation studies. Read More: Summit-Isi_Vision
Summit Users Group Meeting Fall AGU San Francisco
Dear Summit Station Research Community,
You are invited to a Summit Station users group meeting Weds, Dec. 16 in the ARCUS meeting room complex (Foothill D room) from 8:30-9:30am.
We will discuss updates for the Greenland telescope, the Greenland Inland Traverse (GrIT), and incorporation of Summit into INTERACT, a planned external review of logistical support for Greenland science, and logistical needs for science support for 5-10 years out. We are hoping to leave ample time for discussion and questions.
Thanks, Zoe Courville, Jack Dibb, John Burkhart and Bob Hawley (SCO)
Summit Users Meeting at Fall AGU in San Francisco
Dear Colleagues,
The Science Coordination Office for Summit Station will host an open
meeting of Summit Station users at the Fall AGU meeting in San
Date and Time: Thursday, December 18, 2014, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Location: Foothill D on the 2nd floor of the San Francisco Marriott
Marquis (55 4th Street)
At the meeting, we will present a brief overview of recent Summit
Station long range planning developments and have an open discussion
and question session.
Hope to see many of you there.
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Summit-Isi Newsletter Autumn 2014
The Summit-Isi Summer 2014 closed a few months ago, and the winter-over crew has now settled in. It's perhaps a most quiet time at Summit, but a most-active period for the researchers working at the station. It's time to provide some news on station developments and a review of the summer season activities.
Important Upcoming Dates
Note your calendars… AGU is approaching rapidly. The Science Coordination Office is awaiting confirmation from ARCUS as to whether we'll have a room for a community meeting. We still haven't heard, but know that several members of the SCO (John, Jack, and Zoe) will be at AGU this year. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions regarding updates and activities at Summit.
The GEOSummit 2015 meeting will be held in coordination with NOAA's Global Monitoring Annual Conference in Boulder, Colorado. The exact dates are not set, but we will be sending out an announcement soon.
Summit Station GIS
The Science Coordination Office released a first version of the Summit GIS. The intent of the GIS system is to gather information on activities at Summit both for the purposes of data discovery, but also to keep a record of snow disturbance at the station. All projects conducting work at the station will from hereon be required to work with the station techs to provide coordination information on where activities have taken place. This information includes the location of snow pits, boreholes, snow mobile tracks, and any other disturbance to the snow pack that could impact future observations. We are also working to gather historic information, and have started to put this into the GIS. Researchers are strongly encouraged to submit locations (ideally with Metadata) to the SCO (email directly to John).
Research Highlights of Summer 2014
An early challenge to the season occurred as a result of mechanical challenges to the C-130 Fleet of the New York Air National Guard 109th Division. Researchers working in Greenland received the following email just as the season was about to kick off:
In addition to the ice drilling research, the prevalence of atmospheric research at Summit was significant. Louisa Kramer returned to Summit in 2014 to provide maintenance for her operations as part of the Arctic Observing Network Project – Long Term Measurements of Nitrogen Oxides at the GEOSummit Station, Greenland.
Construction Updates
Station improvements included upgraded ventilation at TAWO and a new air handler for the Mobile Science Facility. Safety on roofs was put in place to decrease fall hazards and a new 'caboose' arrived construction crew berthing. One of the major projects was the completion of the hydronics system on the Mobile Science Facility (smobile).
Despite that during the summer there were no major station upgrades, the station continues to be preparing for the potential significant build up of activity as a result of the arrival of the Greenland Telescope (GLT).
Summit has also been getting in the news as a result of the project. It presents a challenge due to the conflict of interest between astronomers and climate researchers. Both see Summit as an ideal environment for conducting research — and even for similar reasons (pristine, dry, and logistically feasible for the uniqueness of the location). However, the attractive nature of the station can cause challenges. One of the greatest challenges for the Science Coordination Office is to ensure 'intelligent' growth of the facility that maintains the pristine nature, and assures that pollution impacts from local operations are negligible. This is not always easy, as logistic demands increase. This challenge was recently addressed in an article in Nature and in The Arctic Journal.
Summit-Isi Station Development Update
Over the coming decades, Summit-Isi Station provides a unique capability to measure, monitor, and understand global climate change. Summit-Isi is the only high altitude, high latitude, inland, year-round monitoring station in the Arctic. Summit-Isi offers immediate access to the free troposphere and is relatively free of local influences that could corrupt climate records. As such, it is ideally suited for studies aimed at identifying and understanding long-range, intercontinental transport and its influences on the ice sheet surface, boundary layer, and overlying atmosphere. The pristine and remote location in a year-round dry snow and ice region provides an optimal facility for radiation measurements and remote sensing validation studies. Now, recent pilot studies are highlighting the value of Summit-Isi as a prime site for astronomy and astrophysics observations due to its high altitude, dry and stable atmosphere, and relative ease of access with respect to other polar locations.
The location of Summit-Isi at the drill site of the high resolution GISP2 ice core, drilled to bedrock in 1993, and the ongoing atmospheric and meteorological monitoring initiated in 1989, provides a baseline extending back 140,000 years against which current changes can be assessed. Process studies targeting aspects of the climate system including atmospheric chemistry, air-snow exchange, boundary layer dynamics, energy balance, cloud physics/microphysics and radiative impact conducted at Summit benefit from the suite of long-term, continuous measurements. Summit-Isi is largely free of impacts from regional activities; maintaining the pristine nature of the site is of upmost importance and enables continuation of highly sensitive climatic relevant observations. Current and planned efforts to reduce local impacts include the establishment of a clean air zone, deployment of clean, renewable energy sources and efficient scientific instrumentation in energy efficient structures. Placing camp structures on jackable platforms and reducing reliance on aircraft to transport supplies to Summit-Isi will also reduce the impact of station operations on the region while saving costs and effort associated with maintaining the station. Preserving the integrity of the long term clean air measurements while supporting future growth of the station is the main impetus for current plans to separate atmospheric measurements requiring pristine conditions (at Summit observatory) from activities which do not have clean-air requirements (i.e. geophysical, astrophysical and astronomical observations that will be located at Isi).
Investigations into tropospheric chemistry, snow chemistry, air-snow exchange and climate change will remain prominent, with activities in fields including seismic investigations, space weather, particle physics, astronomy, and astrophysics increasing dramatically. Summit will serve as a test bed for new technology designed for remote operation and remote sensing in harsh environments. Core values of Summit-Isi as a research facility are to provide:
- A collection of the highest quality records for the evaluation of climate change in the northern hemisphere,
- A resource of year-round baseline measurements of climate and chemical variables in the atmosphere,
- Access to a pristine, year-round, and highly unique research location for interdisciplinary research.
The vision for Summit-Isi in the coming decades is for it to become a pre-eminent polar research station integrated into an arctic network of observatories and supporting cutting edge research across disciplines. Working toward this goal requires modularity, innovation, and creativity to enable both growth and development of the station, as well as maintaining a clean air sector for atmospheric measurements. Summit amid global and arctic climate changes will become a critical, perhaps the sole, background site in the northern hemisphere for studies of global climate change, as it will remain free of local and regional influences for decades to come. Conversely, at Isi, the development of a 12-m telescope and piqued interest of the astrophysics community is going to drive significant growth. This requires maintaining a diligent perspective on growing power consumption, and increased resources use of any kind, and demands that creative 'out-of-the-box' thinking be applied. The coming challenge is to maintain the unique characteristics of the Summit region that enable collection of climate records while developing Isi to take advantage of the cold dry viewing conditions for astrophysical observations.
This document is prepared by The Science Coordination Office (SCO) for Summit Station and the Greenland Traverse (University of New Hampshire, University of California – Merced, and Dartmouth). This material is based on work supported by the National Science Foundation under awards OPP-1042531 to the University of California – Merced, OPP-1042358 to Dartmouth College, and OPP-1042410 to the University of New Hampshire. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
GEOSummit 2014 Meeting Archive and Summary
The GEOSummit 2014 Meeting was held on the 31st of January at the Goddard Space Flight Center. The meeting brought together national and international researchers with projects both active and proposed at the station. The main goal of the meeting was to inform the community of the numerous developments on site and to 'take a pulse' of the scientific activities.
All the presentations are archived here and available for download in PDF format.
GEOSummit 2014
The Greenland Summit's Science Coordination Office invites you to take part in the 2014 GEOSummit meeting, to be held at The Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) following the NASA IceBridge and PARCA Meetings.
Right now we do have a room reserved for the GEOSummit workshop to follow PARCA on Jan 31st from 8 am to 5 pm Building 33 Room H114. This is a large lecture room for (100) people. We also have a small (20) conference room in the building reserved if you we should plan to have breakout sessions.
It is our sincere hope that many of you will already be at the PARCA or IceBridge meetings, and will be able to take an extra day to discuss current research and future directions for Summit.
Summit Developments Fall 2013
A quarterly newsletter from the Summit Science Coordination Office
October 2013
Summit Station Developments and the new Isi Station
Major changes in facilities and operational models are underway for Summit Station and the surrounding area. Ultimately, the plan proposes that there will be two active research sites located roughly three miles apart. Summit Station will transition to Summit Observatory and retain the clean air and clean snow research and other projects coupled with the GISP2 ice core. The second site will house the primary station with power generation, living quarters, laboratories, and other infrastructure to support research projects that are not coupled to the GISP2 ice core. Two main drivers are pushing these changes. First, the requirement to maintain clean environmental conditions for pristine and highly unique atmospheric measurements continues to be a primary scientific objective. Summit Observatory will continue to be a pristine, low-impact observational facility for atmospheric measurements and those projects requiring pristine snow connected to the atmospheric records. The second driver, a major telescope project – a joint effort between the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO), the Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics (ASIAA) of Taiwan and others – has identified the Summit area as a desirable location to install a 12-meter radio telescope, due to the high, dry conditions at the summit of the Greenland Ice Sheet. The Greenland Telescope will be part of a millimeter wave VLBI (very long baseline interferometry) network, and will take part in the Event Horizon Telescope project, which will consist of a global array of radio telescopes, as well as performing astronomical observations as a standalone telescope. The most important feature of the Greenland Telescope is its far northern location, which provides long north-south baselines for mm-wave VLBI observations in conjunction with telescopes in Hawaii, Chile, and other US and European mm-wave telescopes. This will enable the highest resolution astronomical observations of northern sky targets. The goal of the project is to image a super-massive black hole (SMBH) in the Galaxy M87. Summit's low water vapor, low temperature, high altitude, and northern location as it relates to the other telescopes in the array make it an ideal site for the radio telescope. Plans are currently underway to install the telescope at a location north of Summit. All flight operations and most power generation will be conducted at the new facility. The development of renewable energy sources and building efficiency will continue to be a priority for both sites.
The new station, pending Greenlandic approval of NSF and SAO permit applications, will be called Isi, which is Greenlandic for "Eye" and was chosen in concert with the Government of Greenland. It will be located 3 miles north of the Summit Station site along the existing skiway. The purpose of the new location will be manifold. Initial development is in support of the ASIAA-Smithsonian telescope project and will be funded jointly by the telescope partners and NSF commensurate with the requirements of each. New science projects not requiring 'pristine' snow will be based out of Isi as will the station crew. Current plans call for construction of a telescope/station redevelopment support camp at the new site starting in approx. 2016 to be completed in approx. 2018, contingent upon available funds. Concurrent activities in Thule will be undertaken during the same period to enhance the Greenland Inland Traverse capabilities and construct modular components of the new station and telescope. The telescope is planned for delivery via the GrIT traverse by ~2018 and to be operational by the end of the season in which it is delivered. Construction of the Isi Living Module and Dining Module, the main berthing facilities of the new camp will begin in ~2016, with a planned completion date of ~2017. In addition to the living and dining modules, Isi Station will consist of a power module, a backup power and balloon launch module, fuel storage, and a garage. Extensive use of renewable energy (RE) systems is planned, expanding on efforts currently underway at the existing Summit Station to use photovoltaic (PV) and passive solar systems. The summer population at the new Isi Station is predicted to stay similar to the current summer population at Summit, which can fluctuate between 20-50 people. The winter population of Isi Station is predicted to double from the current 5 member staff at Summit to ~10-20 station members, with many of those supporting telescope operations. Future populations may be impacted by other science, as the physics community interest grows in the suitability of the sky conditions above Isi for other telescopes, as well as recently confirmed favorable conditions of the thick ice sheet for high energy neutrino detection experiments.
A note on dates: All dates are approximate and depend on actual funding.
The Summit Observatory will get one new building, the Atmospheric Watch Observatory (AWO) to replace the Temporary Atmospheric Watch Observatory (TAWO) in 2016. This building incorporates design elements from the British Antarctica Halley VI station and other state-of-the –art capabilities, in particular the leg lifting system to maintain the building above the snow. All other surface-based buildings will be removed and/or relocated to Isi with the exception of the Big House. The Big House will be reconfigured as an emergency crew shelter and remain at Summit Observatory. The crew will primarily live at Isi and commute daily using electric vehicles via an established route.
Renewable Energy Projects
Isi Station will continue the deployment of renewable energy (RE) systems that have been established and successfully tested at Summit Station. Currently, the Summit Tower of Power PV system has generated 4MWh of energy production after being operational for one year. This energy production correlates to over 300 gallons of diesel fuel. The Big House micro-inverter PV array, which is currently made up of a six panel array vs. 24 panels for the Tower of Power, produced 1.44 MWh of energy in its first year, with a higher energy density than the Tower due to all 6 panels on the Big House being oriented directly south. The power generation data from both PV systems greatly informs strategies for deploying future high latitude solar systems.
Electric vehicles have also been tested and developed at Summit Station, including a range of electric buggies and a series of electric snowmobiles representing the winners of the annual Clean Snowmobile Contest (CSC) contest.
Development of a GrIT Science Traverse Facility
Along with Isi Station and Summit Observatory developments, the Greenland Inland Traverse (GrIT) will maximize its capability with a split fleet option. The split-fleet maximizes the short window of time that the crevasse zone can be crossed, with one fleet shuttling cargo and vehicles through the crevasse zone in March-April and another fleet operating on the ice sheet hauling loads to Summit/Isi and other locations through the duration of the summer season. Of chief interest for science groups is the development of a mobile science traverse facility, which will allow individual science groups access to interior points of the ice sheet beyond Summit and Isi.
NASA's GROVER rover takes Greenland by storm
The latest VIP visitor to Summit Station is an 800 lb, 6 ft tall (with solar panels) autonomous rover named GROVER, an acronym which serves double-duty standing for both "Greenland Rover" and "Goddard Remotely Operated Vehicle for Exploration and Research." GROVER, a solar-powered vehicle designed to collect ground penetrating radar (GPR) data which can be used to determine spatial accumulation rate variability, is a project led by Dr. Lora Koenig of NASA-Goddard. The rover itself was designed through a collaboration with student groups (GROVER is in its 3rd iteration, having been previously tested in Idaho and in Maryland) and with Boise State's Dr. H.P. Marshall and his research group which has developed small, high frequency radar systems which are capable of detecting near-surface accumulation rate changes.
In addition to GROVER's science and education missions, testing on the Greenland ice sheet also provides a harsh environment to prove technologies that can be used in extraterrestrial rover development.
GROVER has received a great deal of media attention lately, featured in the New York Times and around the blog-o-sphere. See the NASA press release and some of the coverage at the links below:
In June, GROVER will be joined by a second student-designed rover from Dartmouth College, the Cool Robot, a solar-powered scalable rover capable of being adapted to several kinds of autonomous instrumentation, in Summit Station's first ever Robot Wars. Stayed tuned for the results.
GEOSummit Meeting in May postponed
Due to a lack of participants who can attend the meeting planned in Vancouver for May, the GEOSummit meeting has been cancelled.
Currently, we are exploring options for a fall meeting in the Washington D.C. area. Please contact SCO with any questions and/or suggestions.


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If you have any queries about these upcoming implementations, we are on hand to discuss your individual circumstances and will be a source of unbiased advice. As a distributor for all major wireless equipment brands, we will endeavour to advise the best course of action that will ensure minimal disruption during the digital switchover.
Which frequency ranges have been affected?
Frequencies 854-862 MHz (TV channel 69) has been allocated elsewhere, making the use of radio mics and wireless systems illegal to use on this frequency.
Which frequency range is free to run wireless systems on?
Frequency band 863-865 MHz (Channel 70) is deregulated and does not require a license. If you plan on running more than four wireless systems at one time it's recommended you use frequency band 606-614 MHz (Channel 38) which will require a license.
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Because the new IMT services use an up and down link and these need to be separated to overcome interference, the band 790-862 MHz will be split in 2 parts of 30 MHz. In the middle will be a "Duplex Centre Gap" running from 821-832 MHz. There is a possibility that this gap will become available for wireless microphones in the future. However, with current technology and the noise created in this band by the IMT service, we would question its suitability for wireless microphones at this time. It is anticipated that only 3-4 MHz in the middle of the gap will be usable. This band is under investigation on European and national levels.
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