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Francois McGillicuddy anchors the Fox Sports Ohio talent rotationComments Email Print
His wife, Deb, and three children — Patrick, 14, Hunter, 11, and Grace, 8 — were still in Charlotte, N.C., and will be until June so the kids can finish the school year.
It was obvious he was still getting a feel for everything the burgeoning regional sports powerhouse has under its wing.
It was also obvious Fox had hired a young (43), energetic, outgoing executive with a diverse background to lead one of its 22 regional networks into a new era — that of Indians baseball, still on SportsTime Ohio, but with the familiar Fox brand and feel.
If you missed the March 18 Crain's story on McGillicuddy, we dove into his background and Fox's increasingly significant reach into Major League Baseball, NBA and NHL television rights.
Fox enters the 2013 baseball season with local TV rights for 44 of the 90 teams in MLB, the NBA and NHL.
If you're like me, you assumed television announcers such as the Tribe's Matt Underwood and Rick Manning are team employees, but as McGillicuddy, Indians president Mark Shapiro and a Cavaliers source explained, that isn't the case.
"Some talent work directly for the team, and some talent work for us," McGillicuddy said. "It really depends on what our team partners would like."
In the Tribe's case, the TV announcers are Fox employees, and the radio team of Tom Hamilton and Jim Rosenhaus work for the club.
The Cavs' TV pair of Fred McLeod and Austin Carr, meanwhile, are paid by Fox and the team.
Aside from what most viewers would expect — the usual "bells and whistles" involved in Fox baseball broadcast, as McGillicuddy described it — not much will be different for the 2013 Indians on TV.
"The brand changes that are going to begin in conjunction with the start of Indians baseball are really just introducing the Fox shield," McGillicuddy said. "The first place we're going to see it is on Indians production, then we're going to roll it out across the rest of the network. You'll see the Fox shield associated with the brand regularly."
It will look different (see the new SportsTime Ohio logo attached to this blog), and we should assume the overall production will be improved, but the structure will remain the same.
Pre- and postgame show host Al Pawlowski will return, only "Indians On-Deck" will be called "Indians Live." (The latter word is a Fox staple for pre- and postgame telecasts.) Reporter Katie Witham is returning, and SportsTime Ohio personalities Bruce Drennan and Chuck Galeti will continue to host call-in shows on the channel.
"Indians Live" will begin a half-hour before the first pitch, and will serve as a 30-minute wrap-up following the majority of the Tribe's games. Galeti's "Last Call" will take over from there.
Overseeing it all will be McGillicuddy, who said he played soccer growing up and loves to golf "any time I can fit it in."
"It's been a whirlwind, but I think I'm getting my footing," he said. "The exciting thing about this opportunity is we've got great partners. I can't think of another piece of the opportunity I'm coming into that is as exciting as that. We've got great partners who are committed to the franchises, and I couldn't ask for anything more coming in."
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"We have an outstanding team in place in Ohio, and Francois is a great addition," Fox Sports Networks executive vice president Jeff Krolik said in a statement emailed to Crain's. "Francois has a wealth of experience working with team partners, he has a great mind for business, and he is a proven leader. He will be a terrific asset to our networks in Ohio."
"My oldest son, who you would think would be the difficult one in terms of moving (from North Carolina to Ohio), just said as long as I could find a good football team for him to play on, he's excited for the move."
Waiting on LombardiBrowns president Joe Banner told reporters at the NFL owners' meetings a new scoreboard won't be in place this season. That makes perfect sense.
The new regime has a lot on its plate, and they've already made big non-personnel moves by acquiring stadium naming rights, eliminating personal seat licenses and making a big push to improve cell phone service at FirstEnergy Stadium.
The scoreboard, and maybe new uniforms, can wait a year or two.
What doesn't make sense is Banner insisting that general manager Mike Lombardi not speak to the media because "he's a lightning rod at the moment."
Banner knows a heck of a lot more about running an NFL team than you or me, but wouldn't his unpopular choice as GM be much less of a lightning rod if he was given the opportunity to meet with the media? Lombardi was very good on the NFL Network, and he was a frequent guest on Bill Simmons' popular ESPN podcast.
The logical assumption is the more Lombardi talks about the Browns, the better the fans will feel.
His harshest critics won't back off until or if his personnel moves pan out.
But he shouldn't be hidden until then.
You can follow me on Twitter for sports information, analysis and a link to Mike Lombardi's next interview (hopefully, it will be in 2013).

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Every new mom, and her baby, can use support. Especially when the mom is young and single and lacks many of the basics other parents are able to supply for their infant's first year.
Just in time for Mother's Day, the Boppy Company, which makes circular support pillows for the feeding, propping, and tummy time of infants, has donated 100 of their slipcovered pillows to moms enrolled in the Larimer County Health Department's Nurse Family Partnership program. Consider it a Mother's Day gift for low-income first-time mothers.
"This is both a wonderful and a very useful donation," said Brenda Graves, RN and supervisor of the Health Department's Nurse-Family Partnership program. "Through the Nurse-Family Partnership and donations such as this one we are able to give support to mothers and babies who need it most."
Nurses in the Larimer County NFP program will distribute the pillows to their clients as they make their visits through the spring.
Nurse-Family Partnership is an evidence-based community program that supports new moms by providing each with a registered nurse who provides home visits throughout pregnancy until her child's second birthday. The program helps at-risk, first-time mothers have healthy pregnancies, improve child health and development, and become more economically self-sufficient.
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HOUSTON - A man who has been accused of raping a 77-year-old woman has been arrested, police said Monday.
Wesley Bernard Gordon, 41, has been charged with sexual assault of an elderly or disabled person.
Houston police said the woman was working on her bills at her dining room table in an apartment in the 3800 block of North Braeswood on Aug. 8, 2003. When she got out of her chair, Gordon attacked her, police said.
"I never saw him," said the now 86-year-old woman, who did not want to be identified. "Soon as I got up he charged me. I screamed and I kept screaming."
Detectives said Gordon punched the woman in her face and she began praying because she thought she was going to die.
Gordon punched the woman, took her coin jar and piggy bank from her bathroom and bedroom and then tied her hands with a clock radio, police said.
Investigators said Gordon raped the woman in a dark room before he left with her money and purse.
DNA from a rape kit was entered into the Combined DNA Index System. In September 2012, Gordon was found to be a match.
"I was completely surprised ... after all this time," the woman said. "I would like for him to go to jail so he doesn't do anything to anybody else."
Gordon's criminal history includes convictions on charges of unauthorized use of motor vehicle, auto theft, burglary of motor vehicle, assault, evading arrest, possession of marijuana and credit card abuse.
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In a new interview with People, Snooki reveals why she wouldn't wear a bikini during the filming of Jersey Shore Season 2 and surprisingly the answer doesn't involve the words, "I'm a porky little Ewok," so prepare yourself for some bullshit:
"I would rather wear a sexy one-piece whether I am heavy or down to 90 pounds," Snooki, 22, tells PEOPLE. "I wore one-piece suits when I was really skinny to hide my nakedness in a sexy way. I think they are more provocative because it makes guys want to see more of me."
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we have a mcm ranch with an eichler-style roof (exposed beam ceilings with tar & gravel directly on top) in Morgan Hill. House has low-slope roof and the garage roof is flat. We really need to replace the tar & gravel roof and I would like to add insulation, so was thinking foam. I'm finding it's almost impossible to find a roofer that does foam and will do a job in Morgan Hill.
Got one estimate but would like to get at least one other before making a final decision. Can anyone recommend a foam roofer? (Send a PM directly to the poster and/or put recommendations in the Rec Room section of this forum.)
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HazelDazel, is there a reason you are only considering foam roofing? Have you considered a rigid insulation with single-ply PVC roof?
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What would the price comparison be? With the single ply installation is there a complete tear off involved with new down spots, facia, flashing, etc? I would be interested to know more I have an Eichler in need of a roof as well. Thank you in advance.
A single-ply roof is going to be more expensive than a foam roof, but the benefits, longevity, maintenance and warranty are far greater. Yes, in most cases you would do a complete tear-off and would reinstall all new flashings, edge metal and check for rotted lumber on facia and T&G deck of your Eichler home. However, some cities will allow a second roof layer if the existing roof and structure are in good shape and single-ply roofs can be put on as what is called a "re-cover", though this is not typically our recommended approach unless the existing roof has been well taken care of, shows no signs of leaks and there is no evidence of rotted lumber. A single-ply recover will be less expensive because you are not incurring the tear-off costs.
The benefits of a single-ply IB Roof System over a foam roof are substantial and should seriously be considered before making your choice, particularly if this is a home you are going to live in or own for a long time.
1- On a residential home, IB provides a lifetime "edge-to-edge" warranty on the system.
2- No exclusions in the IB warranty for ponding water which is a persistent problem with the low slope Eichler homes.
3- Very little required maintenance for the life of the IB roof as opposed the necessary maintenance and coatings that are required for the life a foam roof.
4- IB roofs carry one of the highest solar reflectance values out of any roofing system on the market, meaning your roof and home are going to be much cooler in the summer months.
5- IB roofs are lightweight and ideal for the post-and-beam structures of an Eichler home.
6- IB roofs can be installed with a grid polyiso insulation. This provides the added insulation in the summer and winter months, helping to keep the ambient temperature of the home more consistent throughout the year.
7- IB roofs can be installed in varying colors if your Eichler roof is visible from above.
8- IB roofs work great with low duct AC systems.
9- IB roofs are ideal for solar installations if you are considering solar in the future.
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From the MySpace phone to the Facebook phone
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1. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
From the MySpace phone to the Facebook phone...........
.......From the Facebook phone to the Twitter phone..........
2. naveenstuns (Posts: 177; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
Phone Arena , Why u r so much against Facebook??
First let us see what is has to offer then we'll kill them :D
13. HASHTAG (unregistered)
Do you really think a Facebook phone will be successful?
14. Pings (Posts: 304; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
Who cares! You don't like it don't get it...
17. HASHTAG (unregistered)
That "who cares, you don't like it don't get it" crap is really annoying.
20. israinwet (Posts: 47; Member since: 29 Nov 2012)
We never planned on getting it from the day it was announced.
18. naveenstuns (Posts: 177; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
my bad...
I think everybody misunderstood me
I am talking abt killing facebook :P
3. JEverettnow (Posts: 228; Member since: 11 Mar 2013)
Facebook phone is a bad idea. It's mobile features from photo sync to contacts sync are quite annoying.
4. lyndon420 (Posts: 5020; Member since: 11 Jul 2012)
I'm so proud of myself...finally deactivated my useless facebook account. Time to start living life again.
6. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4334; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
I wouldn't exactly call it useless...but that depends on your opinion.
I rather find it useful...i found my long lost friends after the high school days through Facebook.
But yes, i find the Facebook phone to be rather useless when i can see everything through normal web log in.
"...for the professional Facebook creepers..." is it a well paid job?
5. TechBizJP08 (Posts: 495; Member since: 25 Mar 2013)
again with the down vote, isn't it strange xperiaDroid and naveenstuns?
16. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
Just ignore it, TROLLS are everywhere!
7. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
Great article mike bro......seems like a higher position for the type of work you are doing ,is calling ;)
8. N-fanboy (Posts: 543; Member since: 12 Jan 2013)
Correction facebook doesn't have 1b+ users it has 400m and they all have face accounts.
21. israinwet (Posts: 47; Member since: 29 Nov 2012)
Please tell me your phone/tablet changed your spelling to show "face" because the "c" and "k" are nowhere near each other lol
9. MartianMe (unregistered)
Fucc facebook....only teenage girls n idiots like that crap ...and by the way those helios phones were the s**t back then , they were the first phones with 3g connectivity i believe, not the stupid iphone.
10. Jurdiales (Posts: 133; Member since: 10 Oct 2012)
A Facebook phone its the most unnecesary thing in this time, its a phone with the Facebook brand, and thats all...
What Facebook needs to do is work on their crappy app, and make it even better because their bugs are annoying and doesn't work at times, thats what Facebook REALLY NEED TO TAKE CARE OF and get rid of this stupid ideas...
11. microsoftnokiawin (Posts: 1236; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
Alot of os's out there already are baking in facebook therefore i see no reason for this phones
12. Jyakotu (Posts: 854; Member since: 12 Dec 2008)
Wow, this article makes me feel old. Unlike many others on this site, I've used MySpace when it was very popular and now, I use both Facebook and Twitter while they're popular. Man how time is flying.
15. vvelez5 (Posts: 623; Member since: 29 Jan 2011)
Man, I remember those Helio phones. I think I still have one lying around somewhere.
19. roscuthiii (Posts: 2246; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
Please let history repeat itself here... Please let a Facebook phone signal the decline of that wretched blight on the face of humanity.


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Has anyone checked out the surf plots for thrusday? T:eek:hey say sets can reach up to 1-2' over head, from sc to nc. IM IN!!!!
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Has anyone checked out the surf plots for thrusday? T:eek:hey say sets can reach up to 1-2' over head, from sc to nc. IM IN!!!!
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Friday's forecast for Folly Beach is double to triple overhead....
Do you think saturday or sunday will be the day to go to get the clean-up?
If the wind is ene , the washout will be side offshore and teeing off.
hopefully the forcast will come true. i knoow i'll be on it all day and every day its going to be head and overhead.:D
yea i'll be on it for sure, maybe we can get some offshore winds for sunday.maybe :)
hopefully the wind will not be as strong as forecasted, im not really a fan of drifting for miles and miles.
still though, that will be a pretty good end of summer swell if its not total victory at sea. ill be on it.
no way washout will handle that size...it'll be completely closed out
Yeah at low tide for sure.Not sure if you remember Ophelia at all, but it was very similar and was kegging overhead offshore barrels, intermittent rain showers and side offshore, mid to high tide, it will have plenty of open slots. Only difference is this storm is heading west after a couple days, but in the time that it is supposed to park itself off of the jacksonville area, should get interesting.
With washing machine texture of course!
Y'all are right. Finding a lined up :confused:slot will be hard when keeping your board in one area will probaly be the concern. Im hoping for the best of course!


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Penticton chief sees reason for optimism
Chief John Kruger wants to wish everyone a happy new year. He's certainly expecting one for the Penticton Indian Band.
"I think the new year is going to bring a lot of good things," he said, listing off items like ongoing work on the deal to build a fish hatchery and a new health services building for the band, to be built near the Outma School.
The health services building, which will be built in conjunction with Health Canada and the Penticton Indian Band, will have space for medical and dental offices as well as educational facilities.
"We are going to have a business side and a community side," said Kruger.
The community side will have space for drug and alcohol addictions counselling and teaching band members helpful skills like canning food.
"We are doing amazing things. And we are going to continue doing that. With a new facility like the health building, it's going to be really exciting for the community," he said.
On the economic side of the coin, Kruger said the band is forging ahead with its plans to create new opportunities for growth, including the recently announced Arrowleaf residential development and getting closer to a bridge over the channel at Green Road.
"We have an agreement that we just signed. We should be processing the final documents through the Christmas holidays," said Kruger of the planned bridge, which would increase access to band lands east of the airport.
"Hoping that, again, in this new year, we are going to start seeing shovels in the ground and actual dirt moving. That will benefit the locatees, it will benefit the band, it will benefit the City of Penticton, the South Okanagan region and the province."
However, keeping the economic ball rolling is going to require a lot of attention, according to Kruger. While developers are still optimistic, he said, the band needs to be moving fast.
"It is going to be a very challenging next four years. Again, we have to keep this momentum going. Our community expects nothing less," said Kruger. "It is going to be some challenging times, but I am sure we are going to be very progressive."
Kruger, who will be heading into the new year in his second term as chief and with a new council, said they will have to work hard to match the work done in the previous four years.
"I think we have done more in the last four years than ever. With a brand new school, 21-lot subdivision, day care … it was close to $16 million of projects," said Kruger. "Our community gave this new council a strong mandate to continue working hard. I expect this new council to continue this momentum that we have built. We have another $16 million of projects that we need to get completed in this next four years. We can't afford to slow down."
Kruger goes back to vegetables as topping his list of the band's achievements in 2012.
"My personal favourite goes back to what we are doing in our community and that is the community garden. It has really sparked a lot of good feelings in our community. It is bringing a lot of our families together and our elders really like that," said Kruger, adding that the band collected some 12,000 pounds of vegetables for distribution from the three-acre garden.
"I think it is really promoting a lot of health in our community. Sure there have been the big things, like economic development, but my personal favourite is the community garden," he continued. "They have some pretty good plans, they want to do greenhouses. They are really excited and pumped and we want to encourage them on that."


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The major in German consists of ten courses beyond GER 201 and includes a minimum of three courses at the 300-level as well as GER 401. Beyond language and literature, we concentrate on film, history, current affairs, and multicultural studies.
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In this major students pursue interdisciplinary studies in a number of fields that relate directly to German; it does not require as much proficiency in the language as does our German major. Students construct their own program of 10 courses: six within the German Department and, with departmental approval, four in other disciplines. The six courses must include at least two courses at the 300-level as well as GER 401.


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'J' Words #2Language brain teasers are those that involve the English language. You need to think about and manipulate words and letters.
In this teaser I have provided you with some simple sentences that contain words with the letter 'J' in them. The problem is, I have deleted the word (except for the letter 'J' itself). Your job is to figure out what the missing word is. Have fun!
1. The --- J - player tried to -- J --- to a different tuning.
2. The young boy J ----- off the J ---- and J ----- his ankle.
3. The meat was seasoned with -- J -- mustard and --- J ---- .
4. Flotsam and J ----- were polluting the - J --- .
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Rhino down
Here I am at Gondwana Game Reserve in the Western Cape, the only fynbos reserve in the world where the Big Five roam among 11 000ha of proteas and erica on the flanks of the magnificent Outeniqua mountains, not far from Mossel Bay on the famous Garden Route.
We are on a game drive somewhere in the depths of the reserve watching a big herd of sleek eland grazing on the lush grasses. It's early evening and the folds and peaks of the mountains are bathed in a glorious golden sunset.
Suddenly we hear a helicopter buzzing overhead. Our guide, Colin, goes still and pale. In South Africa we have come to associate this particular noise with an omnipresent and growing danger – poachers.
Rhino horn is one of the most precious commodities in the world at present. And although in South Africa, a country highly rated for its conservation efforts, we know that its supposed medicinal and aphrodisiac qualities are useless – as much good as your fingernail – some countries in Asia and the Middle East still prize it.
This is a first for me after 30-odd years of going to the bush. I've seen lions darted before, but never 1 500kg of white rhino.
There are seven of us in the vehicle – four German tourists and two locals plus our guide. Our open-sided game vehicle has come to a stop and we sit silently listening as the noise of the chopper fades.
Suddenly Colin's radio crackles into life. He listens worriedly. But then breathes a sigh of relief. It's OK. The reserve vet has just darted a white rhino for medical and research purposes and she is down. Would we like to come and watch while he takes blood and gives her some precautionary jabs?
This is a first for me after 30-odd years of going to the bush. I've seen lions darted, but never 1 500kg of white rhino.
Our Land Rover twists and turns over and round steep stony tracks and there she is – down but not completely out.
The vet has blindfolded her and his team is working swiftly – the shorter the time she is sedated, the better for her.
Twenty minutes later it is all over. 'Everybody get out quickly,' we're told as the antidote has now been given and she will very soon wake up.
We rattle off, the chopper takes off, and one large rhino begins to wake up.
A short while later our small group of travellers stands on a high hill for 'sundowners' – the quintessential safari tradition. We marvel at the beauty of the surrounding countryside as we sip chilled wine and G&Ts and talk excitedly of our unique experience.
But I bet that rhino has one hell of a headache...
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It's one thing to be a perennial contender and quite another to repeat past performances, especially those that end with a national championship in view. One year after playing for the NAIA national title, the Mustangs found out what it's like to be a marked team trying to repeat something that had never been done before in the history of the program.
Instead of being on top looking down as they were in 2009, the Mustangs of 2010 spent the season gazing up at their GSAC counterparts, finishing eighth (4-5-1, 7-6-3 overall) in the conference and out of the postseason picture. The freefall was dramatic but not without precedent and almost predictable with new faces and nagging injuries.
A year after allowing only 15 goals in 25 matches, those numbers were almost reversed (23 goals in 16 matches) in 2010 as the Mustangs played without graduated All-American goalie Kevin Lawson for the first time in three years while All-GSAC defender Andy Hegg was never the same following off-season foot surgery. The numbers were even more dramatic in conference play where the club allowed 17 goals in 10 matches.
The Mustangs opened the season with a tough loss at Westminster of Utah and followed that with a pair of ties, the first a 1-1 effort against 10th-ranked Benedictine (KS) and the other a scoreless duel at Cal State San Marcos. Awakening from their season-opening offensive doldrums, the squad literally kicked it into high gear from mid- to late September, reeling off five straight victories, including a three-match stretch in which they found the back of the opponents' net 15 times.
The last two of those wins, on the road at Pt. Loma Nazarene and Fresno Pacific, were overtime affairs that opened GSAC play. Actually, the Mustangs lost to Fresno Pacific on the field of play on September 29 but after the season had concluded it was discovered that the Sunbirds had played with an ineligible athlete, turning a loss into a win and a 2-0 conference start. Three days later, though, the unblemished GSAC record went out with a thud as No. 7 California Baptist spanked the Mustangs 4-0.
However, the Mustangs bounced back in resilient fashion, beating Hope International 3-1 and then blanking San Diego Christian 1-0 for goalie Joey Mackey's first career shutout. In retrospect, a 4-1 looked like the stuff of defending a conference title but, incredibly, the Mustangs would never win again in 2010.
A season-ending, five-game winless skein started with consecutive, one-goal losses to a pair of nationally-ranked clubs, No. 15 Azusa Pacific (2-1) and No. 14 Vanguard (1-0). It continued with a thrilling tie (if there is such a thing) against Concordia when Fabrice Gautrat tallied the tying the goal with 22 seconds left in regulation.
But, even that adrenaline rush couldn't carry over into the two, final regular-season matches with Westmont and Biola as the Mustangs fell to the Warriors and the Eagles to wrap up a very disappointing campaign.


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Creating Technology to Convert Renewable Resources into Value-Added Products: The Case of the Coconut
Walter Bradley, Baylor University
Friday, October 1, 2010, 3:30pm
This seminar is part of the Jones Seminars on Science, Technology, and Society series
One approach to economic development in under-developed countries is to identify an abundant, renewable resource that is under-utilized and owned or can be grown primarily by poor people and create new technology that gives enhanced value to this resource. In this presentation, the case of the coconut will be used to illustrate the enormous possibilities for economic development that can result from the application of this paradigm. Over 50 billion coconuts are grown each year in a band of +- 20 degrees of the equator, a band in which every country (except Singapore) has an abundance of coconuts and subsistence farmers. The primary commercial use of the coconut is for oil, with the rest of the constituent parts of the coconut having little or no value. The burning of this waste in fact is an environmental hazard. The interesting and unusual physical properties of the constituent parts of the coconut have been determined and large volume applications that can benefit from these unique properties have been identified. Actual market opportunities will be presented with indications of the total potential in each area. The strategy for allowing this newly created value for the constituent parts to benefit the villages where they are grow will also be presented. Additional examples will be presented more briefly dealing with building foot bridges and low-cost housing.
About the Speaker
Walter Bradley received his B.S. in Engineering Science and his Ph.D. in Materials Science from the University of Texas in Austin. He taught for 8 years at the Colorado School of Mines as Assistant and Associate Professor of Metallurgical Engineering, for 24 years as a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University (TAMU), and most recently for 8 years at Baylor University as a Distinguished Professor of Mechanical Engineering. During his 24 years at Texas A&M University, Dr. Bradley served as Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University (1500 students and 65 professors) and as Director of the Polymer Technology Center, and received five College of Engineering Research Awards. He has received over $6,500,000 in research grants and has published over 150 technical articles and book chapters. He is a Fellow of the American Society for Materials and of the American Scientific Affiliation and serves as a consultant for many Fortune 500 companies. Since coming to Baylor University, he has focused his research efforts on helping the poorest people in under developed parts of the world to help them by developing appropriate technologies to improve their quality of life and increase their economic opportunities. For example, he is developing various means to convert the constituent parts of coconuts into value-added products such as diesel fuel, particle board, and reinforcement for engineering plastics.


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I'm a new user of Python and I have Python 2.7 on my windows laptop.
I just started to learn it and tried to right a one line program (for printing a name) and I got stuck. here is my code
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print "hi"
I got this error:
SyntaxError: Non-ASCII character '\xff' in file a.py on line 1, but no encoding declared; see http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0263.html for details
I tried to add these to the first line but still I got the same problem:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
I'm using notepadd++ as an editor.
It would be the most kind of you to help me with this case.
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Resize image canvas in Photoshop CS6
Posted by Vikrant in Creative Cloud on July 25, 2012
Did you know that you can use the Crop tool to resize the canvas in Photoshop CS6?
In addition to Cropping images, and performing a Perspective Crop, you can also resize the image canvas using the new and improved Crop tools in Photoshop CS6.
Resizing the image canvas is probably one of the most frequent tasks you do in Photoshop. It's fairly easy too, and works in all versions of Photoshop. Choose Image > Canvas Size ( or press Alt+Ctrl+C) and enter the new values.
Photoshop CS6 introduces one more method. And a fairly cool one, I think.
1. Choose the Crop tool. The Crop handles appear on the edges of the picture.
2. Drag the handles outwards to resize the canvas. (Press Alt/Option to resize from the center)
3. Press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS) to commit the changes.


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De-slacking in progress
started running @ age 48 [lost 70#+, quit a 30 year pack/day habit>> ran HM] Ran a few years then quit. Gained 70#+ back and smoking like before. Time to get healthy again @ 52 years over with the C25K program and beyond again. RE-start date 1-13-14


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Microsoft Demonstrates Windows to Goby Anand Lal Shimpi on 2/29/2012 10:45 AM EST
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Death666Angel - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkThis would have been great for my thin client HTPC. But now I already put a 1.8" drive in there. Still, great feature and great that you don't have to do these kinds of things with some 3rd party tools. :-) Reply
Aikouka - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkOut of curiosity, did they state what it does for driver support? I'm wondering if it uses some generic set of drivers for a feature like this. Reply
mmm200 - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkThere is no pwcreator.exe file in System32 directory. How can I transfer Windows to USB drive without it? Reply
steviemorrow - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkYou could try WorldDesk, it already does this and you can get it today (http://www.myworlddesk.com/download). Your apps, files & profile on a USB without the reboot! Reply
DukeN - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkAnand, this will not work for home PCs - there is some sort of a server requirement here IIRC. Reply
Wolfpup - Thursday, March 01, 2012 - linkDarn, this sounds like it could theoretically be perfect for using a desktop PC at home, and the same "stuff" at work on a different desktop...for a moment I though maybe I could switch back to desktops instead of notebooks, but guess that's not the case. Reply
alcalde - Friday, March 02, 2012 - linkWhy not use a portable version of VirtualBox on the flash drive? Reply
Kornfeld - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkThere are apparently going to be some caveats regarding this. First, there shouldn't be an expectation that you can just use this with any stick. There are some specific requirements regarding performance and also it sounds like there is some exploration of devices that will support hardware encryption.
Apparently Bitlocker is already a done deal, so there is one layer of encryption worked out.
I'm really curious how the licensing will work and where this may fill in some niches for enterprise needs. Reply
sheh - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkFinally. Next I'm hoping for a change in "recommended" app installation practices to localized installs that don't rely on registry or other system-wide changes. Then we might get close to the DOS ideal of transportable OS and apps. :) Reply
Randomblame - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkwindows 8 is in keeping with the great microsoft tradition of "every other" in which they produce a good product then a turd then a good product again. My desktop is a workstation not a web browser/twitter feed. I prefer an operating system that is suited to it's role. This will still be interesting as a mobile platform and by mobile I mean tablets not notebooks. Reply
vapez3k - Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - linkI hope this will fastest way to clean infected files by virus etc. I know some virus/malware/trojan/wathever... put code in windows registry. but still, it require some actual files to work. like old dos...
yes, you can use winpe too. just hope this will give better integration with antivirus to work properly Reply


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This morning Nikon Europe has officially announced the Nikon D90 and 18-105 VR lens which will be sold as a kit come the end of September. The D90 has a few notable upgrades from the D80 such as a larger higher resolution LCD screen, higher ISO capability and the same EXPEED processing engine as the D300, and live view. But why do we need movie capture capability in a DSLR? See the full story here. (more…)
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If you were of nobility in the Middle Ages, you would own a chair with welted cushion, and it would have been exquisite. In the Spanish Court, only the honored were permitted to sit in chairs that featured elaborately decorated cushions with welting. And in France, the most privileged were permitted to kneel on a welted cushion behind the king in church.
We can definitely say that, even to this day, cushions with welting have not lost their function or their attraction. Cushions today are accessories, as well as a seating comfort. Functionality, however, should not dictate the style of your pillow! Dress it up with welting.


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Former Gator Hill suspended for banned substance
Published: Monday, October 8, 2012 at 5:25 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, October 8, 2012 at 5:25 p.m.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The NFL has suspended New York Giants rookie safety Will Hill for using Adderall, the same prescription drug that teammate Tyler Sash used.
The Giants announced Hill's suspension on Monday, the same day they added Sash back to the 53-man roster, following his suspension, which was announced during training camp.
Hill's suspension will begin immediately. He will be eligible to return to the Giants active roster on Nov. 5, the day after the Giants play the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Giants had received a roster exemption last week for Sash, who practiced but was not activated for the team's 41-27 victory yesterday over Cleveland.
"I received a doctor's prescription for Adderall prior to signing with the Giants," said Hill, a former standout at the University of Florida. "Shortly after signing with the team, I was in a meeting with (director of player development) Charles Way, who reviewed the list of the league's banned substances. I knew at that point that this may be an issue. I was tested and the results came back that Adderall was in my system. I appealed but lost the appeal. I accept full responsibility for this situation, and it won't happen again."
Hill, a New Jersey native who played at Florida, was signed as a free agent on May 14 after a tryout at the rookie minicamp. He has played in all five games this season and has seven tackles (six solo) on defense and four solo tackles and a forced fumble on special teams. Against Cleveland, Hill had three unassisted tackles and forced a fumble on a kickoff that was recovered by Stevie Brown and led to a Giants touchdown.
A second-year pro, Sash was the Giants' sixth-round draft choice in 2011. He played in all 16 regular-season and four postseason games, with most of his action coming on special teams.
Meanwhile, Cleveland Browns cornerback Joe Haden, also a former Florida player, acknowledged he tested positive for the stimulant Adderall, leading to his four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on banned substances.
Haden returned to the Browns on Monday for the first time since he was suspended. Haden apologized to Cleveland's fans, his teammates and coaches "for my very dumb mistake." Haden said he "hurt a lot of people for the decision that I made, and I apologize from the bottom of my heart."
Haden said being away from the Browns has been tough. He spent the time reflecting on his life. Haden feels the penalty was excessive but "I've served and honestly want to move forward and play." The Browns lost all four games while Haden was suspended. At 0-5, they are the league's only winless team heading into this Sunday's game against Cincinnati.
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Known previously under the name Crossroads Industries, Parkwest Industries was officially founded in 1992. Building park model units generally for the state of Arizona and other surrounding states, the 33-foot to 38-foot were largely customized for the upscale market. Parkwest Industries also produced travel trailers briefly ranging from 18 to 22 feet. Parkwest Industries ended production of recreational units after the 2000 model year.Read more Read less
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I had these sandals last year and wore them until the strap pulled out from the side. I purchased another pair just recently and I'm disappointed to see that they changed the brown color. The first pair I had was a lighter brown color where the strap matched the sole. It also felt a bit snug in the strap area, but I'm sure these ones would stretch with time.


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Griffin, A's have night to forget in Boston
BOSTON -- For some in the clubhouse, this was simultaneously a day to be remembered and a day to be forgotten.
That was especially the case for Josh Reddick, whose morning was spent sharing smiles with a young bombing victim in a children's hospital, and whose night concluded in a two-hit performance in the middle of an alarming slump.
"You could see the confidence on his face after that second hit," manager Bob Melvin said. "His demeanor, it said it all."
But in the end, Reddick's team was handed its fourth straight loss, a 9-6 deficit to the host Red Sox, marking the first time the A's have dropped this many since their nine-game skid last May.
That's the part nobody wants to remember.
Oakland has yet to look at ease in the company of non-division foes, sporting a 1-6 record while being outscored, 46-18, away from the cozy confines of the American League West. And for much of Monday, minus a late comeback attempt, they looked simply dreadful.
Playing in Boston for the opener of a three-game set, having already been swept away in St. Petersburg over the weekend, the A's showcased sloppy play on defense and couldn't do enough to offset that at the plate, unable to relieve the pain felt by an uncharacteristically poor pitching performance from right-hander A.J. Griffin.
Never mind that their previously AL-best 12-4 record is now 12-8. The Red Sox now stand atop the league with a 13-6 mark.
Unusual pitching struggles have plagued the A's at times this year, and the bug finally got to one of their best in Griffin, who had yet to lose a game this season -- after losing all of one last year, with the A's going 15-3 in his previous 18 career starts.
The righty gave up a career-high seven earned runs (nine total) on eight hits, six of the extra-base variety, and a walk next to three strikeouts.
"It looked like he was rushing just a bit," Melvin said, "and balls that are usually at the knees for him were more mid-thigh."
Griffin proved hittable from the start, compiling loud outs before being touched for a run in the second on back-to-back doubles off the bats of David Ortiz and Mike Napoli to erase a two-run lead gained by Oakland in the top half of the inning against lefty Felix Doubront.
Having allowed just three extra-base hits combined in his first three starts, Griffin gave up his third of the night in the third inning, though he left it unscathed. That wasn't so much the case in the fourth -- he surrendered a three-run homer to Will Middlebrooks -- or the fifth, when the Red Sox sent 11 men to the plate and scored five runs.
"I felt like I was making my pitches, and they were just being aggressive," Griffin said. "I was trying to get ahead, and they were putting good swings on them. They had good approaches and stayed on the ball all night."
"We knew Griffin was going to come in with a high strike percentage," Red Sox manager John Farrell said. "I thought our guys did a great job of going early in the count and squaring him up."
Napoli's grand slam proved to be the biggest blow, but Griffin wasn't the only one who looked out of sorts in the fifth. The blast could have been avoided altogether had Andy Parrino not bobbled a potential double-play ball two batters prior. That was followed by another error, this one from Brandon Moss, to put a runner on for reliever Chris Resop.
That's when left fielder Chris Young dropped an ensuing fly ball from Middlebrooks, though he recovered to get the forceout at second base. But Jarrod Saltalamacchia's double brought in another run, leaving the A's down by six.
Rather than back down, Oakland plated three in the eighth against Boston's relief corps on back-to-back doubles from Josh Donaldson and Reddick, but that's where the comeback attempt would stop -- or, rather, pause.
"We should be able to take the at-bats, certainly at the end of the game, into tomorrow," Melvin said. "Maybe not our best game, but in a game like that, there's no one play you can say cost you the game. There were a lot of things."
"It's something to build off of," Reddick added. "For us to come back after being down by so many so early was good for us. To not just lie down, especially with a losing streak, was huge."
That, too, they can tuck away in the memory bank.
Jane Lee is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, Major Lee-ague, and follow her on Twitter @JaneMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Fox's Payne Manufactures An Attack On The Wealthy From Obama's Middle Class Praise
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Fox Business' Charles Payne repeatedly claimed Obama demonized success and attacked the wealthy during a July 5 campaign stop. But despite Fox News' ongoing campaign to portray Obama as engaging in "class warfare," the president's comments were limited to praise for the middle class.
In his July 5 campaign appearance, President Obama noted that being part of the middle class is "not just about income, it's about knowing what's important, and not measuring your success just based on your bank account. It's about your values and being responsible and looking after each other and giving back." Despite the fact that Obama never criticized the wealthy during his praise of middle class values, Payne claimed Obama's comments were "despicable" and "sickening," and that they "demonized success" during a July 6 appearance on Fox News' Fox & Friends.
After playing a clip of Obama's speech, co-host Brian Kilmeade suggested that Obama claimed that "[i]f you're upper class, you can't possibly have any values." Payne responded:
PAYNE: Let me tell you, this is what's so disappointing about it and despicable about it. Talking about people doing the right thing. Imagine you go to college, you work your way through college, you get out and you meet your girlfriend there and you guys get married and you both come out of school and you're saddled with a couple hundred thousand dollars worth of debt. You work your way through the corporate system and you have a couple of kids and you sacrifice, who knows, maybe 10, 20 years later, you have made it up the ladder of success. You've made all the sacrifices. You go to church but in the president's eyes because you make a certain amount of money you don't have values? You don't have principles? That is sickening stuff right there. It's divide and conquer and it's also demonizing success. Why isn't the job market moving? You're demonizing success.
Payne is hardly the first Fox employee to suggest that Obama is demonizing success or engaging in class warfare. This is a frequent Fox narrative that has made its way through the GOP as a standard talking point. Only in Fox's world does praising middle class values count as "demonizing success."
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text: NEW YORK ( The Deal) -- Overland Storage ( OVRL) has extended the maturity date of its $8 million revolving credit facility into 2015 as it continues to evaluate a merger idea involving another data storage provider proposed by a distressed-debt fund manager. With more time to access its revolver, the San Diego-based Overland Storage is getting ready to announce its fiscal 2013 fourth-quarter and full-year results on Sept. 4. In May, the data protection and management company received a proposal from New York-based distressed-debt fund manager Cyrus Capital Partners to combine it with Tandberg Data (Holdings) Sarl, a Dortmund, Germany-based data storage and data protection company owned by Cyrus Capital that had $67 million in revenue in 2012. Overland Storage has been evaluating the proposal with the help of financial adviser Al Longfield at Roth Capital Partners. Longfield declined to comment. Meanwhile, Overland Storage received an extension on its $8 million revolving credit facility with Silicon Valley Bank to Aug. 7, 2015. The revolver had been set to come due on Aug. 8. The Aug. 8 amendment to the revolver added a new $750,000 credit line for letters of credit, filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission said. The company has $3.5 million outstanding on the revolver and a $4.2 million borrowing capacity. The debt is priced at prime plus 100 basis points to 125 basis points. Overland Storage also has $13.25 million in 8% convertible promissory notes due Feb. 13, 2017. The notes are secured by 65% of the company's stock in each of its foreign subsidiaries, including Overland Storage (Europe) Ltd., Overland Storage Sarl and Overland Storage GmbH. The notes are convertible into the company's common stock at an initial conversion price of $1.30 per share. Cyrus Capital's proposal is a "merger of equals" that would leave Overland's shareholders owning half of the company and Tandberg Data's shareholders owning half. In addition, Overland Storage's shareholders may receive cash for a portion of their shares in the company. Cyrus Capital, which holds a portion of Overland Storage's promissory notes, sent a letter to the company laying out the potential synergies of a merger, including substantial cost efficiencies to facilitate profitability and cash generation; complementary channels and routes-to-market; and a common target market, similar business users, and complementary customer base, among other things.


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WE recently had a request for a recipe that replicates the matador salad from Partners Delicatessen. Thanks to Linda Snider and to Sherry Wiebe-Dembowski, who sent in an updated version of her matador salad recipe, which has appeared in the Recipe Swap column several times over the years. The dry caesar salad dressing mix that she originally used is now hard to find, so she has adjusted the recipe to reflect that. I've included a homemade version of caesar salad dressing for anyone who wants to use that as a base.
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250 ml (1 cup) favourite caesar dressing
2ml (1/2 tsp) pepper
Pinch cayenne
7 ml (1 1/2 tsp) chili powder
10 ml (2 tsp) cumin
Beef mix:
500 g (1 lb) lean ground beef
1 x 35 g packet taco seasoning mix
5 ml (1 tsp) cumin
5 ml (1 tsp) chili powder
1 head romaine lettuce, washed and torn
1/2 head iceberg lettuce, washed and torn
250 ml (1 cup) grated Cheddar cheese
3-4 Roma tomatoes, chopped in large chunks
Taco-flavoured tortilla chips, broken up
Black olives, chopped (optional)
Dressing: In a closed container, shake all ingredients very well until blended.
Beef mix: Prepare hamburger according to taco-seasoning package directions. Add cumin and chili powder along with seasoning packet.
Salad: In a large bowl, toss together lettuces, cheese, tomatoes, tortilla chips and olives, if desired. Add dressing to taste and garnish with extra chips.
Serves 4 as a main course.
Tester's notes: This is a very hearty salad that works well as a main course. I used made-in-Manitoba La Cocina tortilla chips, which are really light and crisp.
Caesar Salad Dressing
2 garlic cloves, minced
5 ml (1 tsp) anchovy paste
30 ml (2 tbsp) fresh lemon juice, or to taste
5 ml (1 tsp) Dijon mustard
5 ml (1 tsp) Worcestershire sauce
250 ml (1 cup) good-quality mayonnaise
125 ml (1/2 cup) freshly grated Parmesan
1 ml (1/4 tsp) salt
1 ml (1/4 tsp) fresh ground pepper
In a medium bowl, whisk together garlic, anchovy paste, lemon juice, mustard and Worcestershire sauce. Add the mayonnaise, Parmesan, salt and pepper and whisk until well combined. Taste and adjust seasoning, if desired. Makes about 375 ml (1 1/2 cups). Store in the fridge and use within 5 days.
Tester's notes: You might recall a scene in the devil-may-care first season of Mad Men, in which a waiter makes a big production of mixing up caesar dressing tableside using a coddled egg yolk. That is the classic way to make the iconic dressing, but this mayo-based recipe is easier and gets around the undercooked egg issue.
If you don't need a lot of anchovy, using anchovy paste, which comes in a tube and is often found in the dairy section of supermarkets, makes more sense than opening a whole tin. I added a bit more mustard and adjusted the lemon up and the mayo down for a tarter, thinner dressing. If you're using this dressing for the matador salad, you might want to leave out the Parmesan.


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Garden Poetry
Art & Musings About Art In The Context Of Our Lives
de Nancy Coleman
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"Garden Poetry" is a colorful and unique expression of fine art photography with an illustrative twist. Basing her work on digital photography technologies (camera and scan), Coleman re-renders each work using Photoshop and Sketchbook Pro to create compelling and illustrative images.
A delight to peruse, "Garden Poetry" is 80 pages with 43 richly colored images and the artist's own writings about concepts, process and what art means in the context of our lives. This 12 x 12" book makes a beautiful display on the coffee table at home or in the office, and would be a fitting gift for good friend or client...or to enjoy for yourself.
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- Categoría Arte y fotografía
Cuadrado grande, 30×30 cm
80 Páginas
- Fecha de publicación sep. 12, 2010
- Etiquetas fine art photography, digital art, flower illustrations, Photoshop, photography
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I am an artist now residing in Seattle, Washington, where I have become active in the art community. I am a member of and serve on the Board of Gallery 110, a Pioneer Square collective, and facilitate art workshops for patients as a volunteer at Harborview Medical Center (UW Medicine). Aside from working in my studio, I enjoy travel and immerse myself in art wherever I go. Before moving to the Pacific Northwest, I served as Chair of the Palo Alto Public Art Commission, was a partner at a fine art photo gallery in Half Moon Bay, and a member of South Bay Area Women's Caucus for Art, and of Gallery House.
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In a bold move, one of their biggest decisions since coming to office, the Labour administration has actioned plans to do over the area at the front of Cardiff bus station, on Wood Street.
I've received details from Grangetown councillor Ashley Govier which include works to remove the awful purple hoardings and "contractor area" which has blighted any rail and bus users entrance to Cardiff since the terminal building was demolished in mid-2009.
Works will start tomorrow, Saturday 23rd June to remove the boards and turn the area into one big paved piazza. I don't expect it to be piazza-ish, but anything is better than what is there right now.
To make sure that the city is looking its very best, with particular focus on the surrounding area of the stadium, resurfacing and improvement works will begin from this weekend 23rd June 2012. The results of the works will provide a more attractive and pedestrian friendly area for residents and visitors to relax and enjoy.
The release goes on to say that the taxi rank, an area that I have long been complaining about, outside Central Station will be "improved". At the moment this taxi rank is a hazard to the public, I personally have almost been hit by cars or taxis while walking on the pavement there on more than one occasion. I have seen up to 24 taxis waiting at this stand, which has only 6 allocated taxi waiting spots, so any improvement will be greatly received by everyone who uses Cardiff Central Station.
In addition, works are due to start on Monday 25th June to improve taxi rank facilities outside Cardiff Central Station, which will ease the level of congestion and obstruction. These improvements will certainly help make the area safer for both pedestrians and taxi drivers, especially ahead of the Olympics Games, where the visitor figures for the city are expected to increase.


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In addition to animal control and sheltering, ACCT Philly is open 365 days a year for pet adoptions. ACCT Philly also supports a foster care program where community members provide temporary homes for sheltered animals and one of the (if not THE) most extensive rescue partnership program in the country where approved rescue partners accept ACCT Philly animals into their adoption programs. Under contract ACCT Philly's Animal Control Officers provide animal control services and code enforcement. Other exciting ACCT Philly programs include a food pantry for low-income pet owners, a vibrant volunteer program, trap-neuter-return for community cats, a unique Pen Pal program to assist dogs at risk … and so much more!
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Sandra Ardoin, who is a first-year teacher, is anything but rattled about the prospects of rigorous new job reviews that are under way in public schools across Louisiana.
"What the evaluations are looking for is what I was taught to do," Ardoin said.
"They really are not that different than when I was evaluated as an undergraduate," Ardoin added.
But Michelle Williams, an educator for 13 years, said she has mixed views about the new job checks, including details of how the state decides whether students have shown sufficient gains from the previous school year.
"The model they have implemented is flawed," Williams said.
The views point up sort of a generational split among teachers nationally when it comes to sweeping changes in teacher evaluations, according to an online survey by Teach Plus, which says it promotes quality teachers in urban areas.
In general, teachers with 10 or fewer years in the classroom embrace the changes, including reviews that link the growth of student achievement to teacher performance, and ultimately whether they keep their job, according to the group.
But those with 11 or more years of teaching, the report says, are far less receptive to the evaluations and other changes.
"Whereas the notion of standards of effectiveness finds broad support among all teachers, measuring teacher effectiveness sees far less support among veteran teachers," the group said in a 16-page report.
The issue touches on one of the most controversial topics in years for the state's roughly 55,000 public school teachers, and thousands of teachers in other states where similar laws have been put in place.
Gov. Bobby Jindal, who pushed for the overhaul in teacher job reviews, portrays the changes as a way to improve student performance, and boost student achievement.
Teacher unions and other opponents say the new evaluations are seriously flawed, and demoralizing to much of the state's teacher workforce.
Under the old rules, teachers typically were reviewed formally once every three years, mostly through classroom observations by principals.
The fact that 98 percent of teachers were rated as "satisfactory" while student achievement ranks near the bottom of the nation pointed up the need for improvements, backers of the overhaul said.
Under the new rules, 50 percent of the evaluations will be based on the growth of student achievement and 50 percent on classroom observations.
The student achievement will be linked to standardized tests for about one-third of teachers, such as math and science educators, and on student-growth targets for others.
Those rated as "ineffective" for two years in a row — the 10th percentile or lower — could face dismissal proceedings.
Job reviews will also start being linked to tenure — a form of job protection — during the 2013-14 school year.
Andy Kling, a physical education teacher at Dutchtown Primary School, said the new reviews offer a more thorough way to judge how teachers are faring, especially through feedback that can pave the way for professional development.
"The current changes, although sometimes painful, are necessary," Kling said in an email response to questions.
Williams, a former classroom teacher who now instructs English II and English III teachers at East Feliciana High School, said she agrees with the need for the new job reviews.
"Their children need to show some kind of growth," she said of educators.
But Williams and some others said her concern is the details of the evaluations, how they account for issues outside the teacher's control and the fact they continue to undergo tweaks, including some approved last month by the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.
"It is contantly changing," she said.
Williams said details of the new reviews have "a lot of kinks that need to be worked out."
Teach Plus said that, in one finding, 71 percent of teachers new to the classroom agreed that student learning should be part of the evaluations compared to just 41 percent of veteran educators.
The report said one reason for differences among new and veteran teachers is the time when they entered education.
Those who have joined the classroom in the past decade, the study says, did so during an era of increasing standards and student assessments, and sweeping federal legislation like the No Child Left Behind act in 2001.
Ardoin said that, during training, teachers her age heard about the emphasis on inquiry and children working together rather than more reliance on textbooks, like many of her veteran counterparts.
Mitzi Murray, a 13-year veteran who teaches civics and law studies at West Monroe High School, said she generally backs the new evaluations and that most new teachers she has talked to are not critical of the overhaul.
"On the other hand, I have noticed that veteran teachers are more resistant to the changes being required by the new system," Murray said in an email.
Julie Stephenson, who teaches 10th and 11th grade English at Ruston High School, was Louisiana high school teacher of the year in 2011.
Stephenson, who is in her 14th year of teaching, said the new reviews are a big improvement over the previous job checks.
"I think those evaluations and observations had become rote and mechanical," she said.
But she also questioned whether the new job checks can truly reflect some of the problems teachers grapple with, such as an unusualy unruly group of 15-year-old students.
"Any given year, you might have a particular group of kids or circumstances that simply cannot be managed as effectively as other years," Stephenson said.
State officials have said the job reviews make allowances for a wide range of nonacademic issues, including household poverty.
The key, they say, is for the student to show improvement over the previous school year, which officials call a reliable way to forecast future academic performance.
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Less Barebones, More Fish Bones
The striped bass in Albemarle Sound have a new enemy in North Carolina builder Grady-White's new Canyon 336. Built as a fish chaser, the 33-footer has an optional T-top that includes radial outriggers, net stowage, and molded-in fore and aft spreader lights. Aft of the centerline console is a standard 45-gallon lighted livewell with a 1,100-gph pump. Add this to six rod holders on the gunwales, six on the leaning post, and five more overhead on the T-top, plus port and starboard 165-quart fishboxes in the bow and a 291-quart fishbox aft with optional 'fridge/freezer, and you'll soon be carving up as many filets as you can eat. And her standard twin 250-hp or optional twin 350-hp Yamaha four-stroke outboards should have you back dockside by sundown.
For more information on Grady-White, including contact information, click here.
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Today's speech by Janet Yellen is a mirror of Ben Bernanke last week when it comes to the costs and risks of continued asset purchases. "At this stage, I do not see any [risks] that would cause me to advocate a curtailment of our purchase program," she says.
Where Ms Yellen, the Fed vice chair, breaks some new ground is on the definition of a "substantial improvement" in the labour market.
A reminder: the Fed says it will keep on buying assets, currently at a pace of $85bn a month, until it gets that substantial improvement. Ms Yellen sets out five measures which basically form a Fed dashboard for the labour market. Here they are: Read more


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Legion Lake Campground
Mirroring the ponderosa pines and sheer rock walls, Legion Lake offers wonderful photo opportunities. It is a water stop for the park's wildlife.
The campground is located in a mountain valley and accommodates both large RV's and tents. The Badger Clark Memorial is within walking distance from the campground via Centennial Trail. Also nearby, enjoy fishing, relax at the beach or stroll around the lake or mountain bike the Centennial Trail which passes near the campground.
Facilities / Services
- Campsites are sunny during the day (late afternoon/early evening shade)
- Fishing Dock (Accessible)
- No Boat Launch Area (best for small non-motorized boats)
- Playground (located at Legion Lake Beach)
Water / Sanitation
- Flush toilets and showers
- Drinking Water
Legion Lake Resort
Legion Lake Lodge
Legion Lake Lodge dates back to 1913 when Custer State Park was a game preserve in the Custer State Forest. At that time the area was leased by the local American Legion post, and thus the basis for the resort's name.
Contact by phone: 888.875.0001
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- Store / Gift Shop
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Wood-cutting MachinesLogic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
In a wood-cutting factory, four large sawing machines stand in a windowless room. Each machine has an on/off switch attached, there being no doubt as to which switch controls which machine. Outside the door to the room are four back-up on/off switches, one for each machine inside. The power for each machine must first pass through the back-up switch, and then the machine switch before reaching the saw. The problem is, the new manager cannot decide how these back-up switches match with the machines inside the room. One day, the manager's brother visits. The manager takes him inside the sawing room where all four machines are at work and explains the problem. The brother announces that he intends to leave the room and that when he returns he will be able to match correctly the four switches outside the room to the four machines inside. The brother works alone, cannot see the machines from outside the room and solves the problem purely by operating switches. How is it possible?
AnswerTurn two machine switches off, go outside the room and, by listening, test all six combinations of two back-up switches to find which two match the two "machine-on" switches inside the room. Only one of the six combinations of two back-ups gives complete silence when switched off and these "machine-on" back-ups match the two "on" in the room. Now, before returning to the room, leave one "on" off and one "off" on leaving the other "on" on and "off" off, that is, only two switches are activated. Back inside the room, we can now match the switches by seeing which "on" machine is now off and which "off" is now on (when we activate its switch).
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This online memorial was created in loving memory of Charlie Rudder, whose life story is told throughout this memorial website.
Please sign Charlie's guest book and let us know you came to visit. We will remember Charlie forever.
Charles Frederick Rudder, 77, passed peacefully on Wednesday, March 15, 2017, at Marshall Medical Center South, surrounded by his loving family.
Born in Boston, Massachusetts, on April 13, 1939, Charlie grew up in Tennessee. He attended Roan County High School in Kingston, Carson Newman College, the University of Tennessee, and the University of Florida. He received BAE, ME, and Ed.D. degrees from the University of Florida. He taught Philosophy of Education, in the School of Education, at both Auburn University and the University of Alabama. He was known by his students as Charlie, which was indicative of the unique atmosphere he brought to the classroom, along with his vast knowledge, wit, and quirky sense of humor.
Charlie is survived by his wife of 24 years, Lana Thomas Rudder; loving daughters, Cindy (William) Simpson, Jessica (Chad) Shewmake, Amanda (Steven) Sparks, and Lydia (Wesley) Lewis; step-son, Lane (Christa) Camp; grandchildren, Jennifer (Glen) Richmann; Daniel Simpson; Alexa and Afton Shewmake; Mia and Wilder Sparks; Josey, Evie, and Miri Lewis; and Lauren Camp; siblings Allan (Carole) Rudder and Vivian King; mother-in-law Mary Thomas; brother-in-law Phillip (Claudette) Thomas; sister-in-law Lynn (Ricky) Pitt; and many other nieces, nephews and relatives. Charlie was preceded in death by his parents Fred and Mary Hope Rudder, and father-in-law George A. Thomas.
As a seeker of knowledge, Charlie arranged for his body to be donated to the University of Alabama at Birmingham to further scientific research. In keeping with Charlies wishes, no funeral services will be held.
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