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In the 260-plus cars we review each year here at High Gear Media, most just pass across our backsides without much positive or negative impression. But a few seats stand out in our minds as some of the best you can plant yourselves in. And a handful make us reach for the Doan's Pills (look it up, children).
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2011 Volvo S80: They seem spare and lean, but the S80's front seats are the stuff sagas are written about, even in English. We can't rave enough about the seating position itself, the just-right support foamed under each piece of leather, and the sense that not an ounce of material sits where it shouldn't.
2011 Ford Flex and 2011 Lincoln MKT: We're making a great assumption here--that since our fine-tuned rear ends think these chairs are related to the Volvo seats, they are. Ford and Volvo shared much in common until their recent split, and the familial-feeling seats in the new S80 sedan and the big Ford and Lincoln crossovers are about the best on the planet. All have wide, well-shaped cushions with just enough give for long-distance support. The Flex and MKT have active headrests that sit a bit too far forward, but we'd still rip them out and use them as office chairs if no one at the media-fleet offices would notice.
2011 Honda Accord SE: After spending a week with the latest Accord, some of its other class-leading qualities surfaced--but it's the leather-trimmed seats on the SE model that ranked near the top. The power-adjustable buckets have just the right amount of bolstering, and the rear of the amply long bottom cushion tilts down more than most.


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Life in Belgrade
Our headquarters are in Belgrade, Serbia.
Nestled at the confluence of two great European rivers, Belgrade is a cosmopolitan lovechild of the East and the West. With a dose of irresistible quirks that you won't find anywhere else, explore Serbia's capital and you'll discover a true hidden gem.
Whether it's Belgrade's two-thousand-year-old fortress, its charming courtyard cafes, underground bars and art spaces, or its unique museums (like the one dedicated to Nikola Tesla or to Yugoslavia's colorful history), visit and you will experience its contagious character.
In fact, Conde Nast Traveler, Rough Guides and Lonely Planet all listed Belgrade as one of the best places to travel to in 2015.
Make Belgrade Your Home
It's not just tourists who can't resist Belgrade's pull. Amongst its 1.7 million residents, this growing international hub has become home to a large international community. Its diverse cuisine and vibrant cultural scene (not to mention the 200 days of sunshine per year) all add to Belgrade's high quality of life.
Like to go on short weekend breaks or visit family back home? Thanks to its unique location, Belgrade is very well connected internationally and is just a short flight away from any European city. If that wasn't enough, the snow-capped mountains of the Alps and the turquoise waters of the Adriatic coast are easily reachable by car.
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Didn't understand? Don't worry. In addition to Serbian, the vast majority of Belgraders speak a second language — and it's usually English. Combined with Belgrade's long tradition of hospitality, openness and warmhearted culture, you'll find yourself feeling like a local sooner than you might think.
With Belgrade re-establishing itself as a true cultural and economic hub of South East Europe, it's really an exciting time to experience this unique city.
Professional Opportunities
Built on its highly educated and passionate local talent, Serbia's booming tech industry now plays a leading role in the region's economy and this trend is only set to continue.
Established companies and local start-ups — who are attracting an increasing amount of foreign venture capital year on year — now provide a whole array of exciting opportunities to professionals of all levels from all corners of the globe.
For Foodies
And now for the sweetest part — the finer things in life. Taking the time to enjoy food and drink are an integral part of Serbian culture.
Cooked with authentic local ingredients and flavors, Serbian cuisine is a creative blend of Turkish, Hungarian and Mediterranean influences. Prefer international cuisine? From French and Italian to Thai and Lebanese, Belgrade also boasts of a whole range of restaurants that will satisfy all taste buds.
Like to whip up tasty dishes in the kitchen? Open-air green markets are an integral part of Belgrade life. Providing high-quality fresh fruits and vegetables, homemade dairy products and fresh fish all year round, these markets are also very affordable and a joy to all the senses.
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Ocean State Job Lot to Open in Schenectady
Schenectady, N.Y., January 4, 2007 -- City and County officials today announced that Ocean State Job Lot, a leading retail chain with more than 80 stores in New England, will open its newest store at the Crosstown Plaza on Route 7 in Schenectady County.
Another Building in Downtown Schenectady to Be Renovated
Barrett Street to Feature Second Rehab Project Just off Proctors Block
Schenectady, N.Y., January 10, 2007 -- Metroplex today announced that Barrett Street Realty Inc. has purchased a 12,000 square foot office building located in downtown Schenectady with plans to upgrade the building adding to the rapid pace of redevelopment in Schenectady County.
Winter of Frozen Dreams to be Filmed on Location in Schenectady County
Thora Birch, Keith Carradine Star in New Production
Schenectady, N.Y., January 11, 2007 - Schenectady County officials today joined with the Chamber of Schenectady County to announce plans for a new movie to be filmed entirely on location in Schenectady County for five weeks starting in February.
Metroplex Statement on Van Dyck Loan
Schenectady, N.Y., January 11, 2007 - Metroplex today announced that it will start foreclosure proceedings on the Van Dyck. Metroplex staff met with the owner of the Van Dyck earlier today and asked for immediate repayment of the outstanding loan balance or a firm financing commitment from a bank or investor. The owner of the Van Dyck provided information to Metroplex today that indicates a serious level of interest on the part of several investor groups who would invest in the jazz club and restaurant and retire the Metroplex debt. However, the owner did not provide the firm financing commitment required by today's deadline so Metroplex will begin the foreclosure process.
Proctors to Host Statewide Arts Conference in September
First to Us Proctors New Conference Facilities
SCHENECTADY, NY ---Proctor's Theatre has been selected as the site for a September meeting of the Alliance of New York State Arts Organizations. This Statewide organization will hold its fall meeting, the NYS Arts Summit, at Proctors new conference space on September 9, 10 & 11, 2007. The Alliance will be the first group to utilize the new conference spaces in the former Carl Company building.
Bechtel Agrees to Keep Engineering Jobs in Schenectady
Today, Senator Charles E. Schumer, Senator Hilary Rodham Clinton, Congressman Michael R. McNulty, Governor Eliot Spitzer, County Legislature Chair Susan E. Savage and Mayor Brian U. Stratton today announced that after intensive negotiations, Bechtel has agreed to retain 130 employees at its existing facility in downtown Schenectady that was scheduled to close. Another 30 employees now located at Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc. (BPMI) will be offered the opportunity to interview for open positions at the Knolls Atomic Power Lab (KAPL) in nearby Niskayuna. Finally, it is expected that about 60 employees will retire while another 70 positions will most likely relocate to the Pittsburgh area. BPMI currently employs 290 in Schenectady.
Metroplex Takes First StepToward Conveying Property to the "New" Schenectady Museum
Schenectady, N.Y., March 26, 2007 -- The Metroplex Board of Directors today declared itself lead agency in the first step toward conveying a 2.5 acre parcel on Broadway in downtown Schenectady to the Schenectady Museum. The Museum Board voted unanimously to select the Broadway site after considering numerous sites in the Capital Region. Museum officials believe that the visibility and accessibility of the site, located in the heart of downtown Schenectady yet easily accessible to I-890 makes it an extremely attractive location for the new facility that is necessary for the Museum to achieve its plan to become a regional science center.
Parking Numbers Show Increased Activity in Downtown Schenectady
Schenectady, N.Y., March 27, 2007 -- Metroplex today released information on use of its seven parking lots and parking garage by visitors and people working downtown in 2006. The results show more people are working, visiting, shopping and enjoying the performing arts in downtown Schenectady.
Schenectady County Wins Bike-Hike Trail Grant Worth $628,020
Schenectady, N.Y., April 4, 2007-- Schenectady County officials today announced that the County has received a $628,020 grant from the State to build another link in the County's growing trail system.
Free Parking for Proctor's Patrons Courtesy of the Times Union
SCHENECTADY, NY---Beginning May 1, 2007 patrons of Proctor's Theatre will be parking for free in the downtown Schenectady parking garage just steps from the newly renovated and expanded theatre.
"The Comedy Box" To Open At Proctors
New Comedy Club in New GE Theatre
SCHENECTADY, NY --- Proctors, in conjunction with Mills Entertainment, announces the start of a regular comedy club style program at the new GE Theatre beginning in the fall of 2007. Intended to feature the nation's most talented comics, from celebrity performers to rising stars, the new program, titled "The Comedy Box," will run regularly on weekends.
The Eighth Step Finds a Home at Proctors
40th Anniversary season opens in October
Schenectady, NY- Proctor's Theatre is pleased to announce that The Eighth Step, America's oldest continuously run non-profit coffeehouse, has found a home in the new GE Theatre at Proctors. The Eighth Step will continue its four-decade tradition of presenting the finest folk and acoustic music performances in the Capital Region.
Lennon's Irish Shop to Open in Downtown Schenectady
Schenectady, N.Y., April 26, 2007 - The Downtown Schenectady Improvement Corporation (DSIC) today joined with Proctors to announce that a new Irish-themed gift shop will open at 164 Jay Street. Lennon's Irish Shop will feature handcrafted Irish items, mostly imported directly from "The Green Isle."
Governor Spitzer Announces Small Cities Grants
Governor Eliot Spitzer today announced that $1.8 million in funding has been awarded by the New York State Office for Small Cities for economic development projects in Chemung, Orange and Schenectady Counties that will create 238 new jobs over a three-year period.
Upper Union Street BID and Metroplex Plan Ten Storefront Upgrades
Upper Union Street Renewal Continues
SCHENECTADY, N.Y., May 10, 2007 -- The Metroplex Board has approved $250,000 to continue the highly successful Upper Union Street Fa�ade Program. Four projects including ten different storefronts have already committed to complete fa�ade rehabs this season.
New Schenectady Train Station Concept Plan to be Presented on May 17th
Schenectady, N.Y., May 11, 2007 -- CDTA today joined with Schenectady County and Metroplex to announce plans for a community outreach session on Thursday, May 17th at College Park Hall at 6:30 pm. The purpose of the meeting is to receive additional feedback on a proposed final concept plan for the new multi-modal station that will service Amtrak and CDTA riders in downtown Schenectady.
Towns in Schenectady County Receive Increased Funding from Metroplex
May 25, 2007 - Schenectady County officials today announced that the Towns in Schenectady County received record disbursements in 2006 from the portion of the sales tax each municipality receives from Metroplex.
GE Energy Opens Customer Support Center in Schenectady, New York to Support Rapid Growth of its Wind Business
SCHENECTADY, NY - July 26, 2007 - Reflecting the extensive growth of its wind energy business, GE Energy is expanding its Renewables Global Headquarters in Schenectady, N.Y. with the opening of a new Wind Product Management and Customer Support Center that will result in the addition of approximately 150 professional jobs by the end of this year.
Robinson Building Demolition to Start this Week
Schenectady, N.Y., September 17, 2007 -- Metroplex today announced that demolition work will begin this week on the long vacant 40,000 square foot Robinson Furniture Building on lower State Street. Metroplex will complete demolition work this month and then turn a shovel ready site over to a group of investors that plan to construct a mixed-use building on the parcel.
Metroplex Agrees To Fund Silver Diner Study to Determine Whether Former Rail Car Diner Can be Saved
Schenectady, N.Y, October 3, 2007 -- Metroplex today announced that it has hired Prize Construction of Niskayuna to conduct a study to determine whether the Silver Diner located on Erie Boulevard can be saved. The former rail car diner has been vacant for many years.
Schenectady County Community College Board of Trustees Vote to Endorse Student Housing Proposal
The Schenectady County Community College Board of Trustees voted today (Thursday, Oct. 18, 2007) in favor of endorsing a proposal for student housing that would be located adjacent to the College.
OP-TECH Growth Leads to new Schenectady County Location
Schenectady, N.Y., October 16, 2007 --- OP-TECH Environmental Services Inc., a fast growing environmental and industrial services firm with offices in New York, Ohio and New Jersey will establish a new regional office to service Eastern New York and New England in Schenectady County. The company's existing office on Walker Way in Albany will close and the company will relocate to the Rotterdam Corporate Park.
Global Food Nutrient Powerhouse Fortitech to Build New Distribution and R&D Center at Schenectacy County Airport
Project Launches New Airport Tech Park - Nets County $1 million from Land Sale
Schenectady, N.Y., October 25, 2007 -- Schenectady County officials today announced plans for a new Airport Tech Park at the nearly 700 acre County Airport located on Route 50 in Glenville. The Schenectady County IDA will purchase 20 acres at the airport from the County and sell the land to Fortitech, a global nutrient premix manufacturing company headquartered in Schenectady. Fortitech will build both a distribution center and a corporate R&D center at the new Airport Tech Park.
Loan to Help Insurance Agency Purchase and Renovate Upper State St. Building
October 26, 2007, Schenectady, N.Y., -- Mayor Brian U. Stratton today announced that the Schenectady Local Development Corporation (SLDC) has approved a $35,000 loan to help the John R. Zongrone Agency, Inc. purchase and renovate a building at 1566 State Street in the Woodlawn neighborhood.
GE To Add 500 Professional Jobs, $39 Million in Investment at Power Generation Headquarters in Schenectady
Expansion reflects growing demand for energy products
SCHENECTADY, NY - October 31, 2007 - Responding to the growing demands of the global energy industry for power generating equipment and services, GE Energy is adding 500 professional positions and over $39 million of investment at its Power Generation business headquarters in Schenectady. As part of the expansion, GE will receive more than $7.5 million in both state and local incentives.
City IDA ApprovesTwo Projects Worth $10.8 Million
Schenectady, N.Y., November 1, 2007 -- Mayor Brian U. Stratton today announced that the Schenectady Industrial Development Agency (IDA) has approved two projects with a total new investment of $10.8 million. The two projects approved by the City IDA include an $8.3 million expansion at the Kingsway Arms Nursing Center on Kings Road in the City. The second project involves a $2.5 million investment by Benchemark Printing on Maxon Road.
Price Chopper Supermarkets Growth Plans Unveiled
to include New and Remodeled Stores, New and Expanded Warehouse Facilities and a New Office Building
Schenectady, NY: Neil Golub, President and CEO of The Golub Corporation, parent company of Price Chopper Supermarkets unveiled plans here today that are projected to accommodate the progressive supermarket chain's growth through the year 2018. These plans include new stores, expanded stores, replacement stores, new warehouses, major warehouse expansion and the construction of a new main office building that will incorporate energy efficient design and green technologies en route to achieving LEED certification.
Pizza King Finds New Home in Downtown Schenectady
Will Move to 122 Jay Street
Schenectady, N.Y., November 21, 2007 -- The Schenectady Metroplex Development Authority today announced that John Camaj, downtown Schenectady's "Pizza King" will relocate from to 122 Jay Street making way for a new development on State Street called Clinton Square.
City IDA to Sell Two Lots - Returning Sites to Tax Rolls
Schenectady, N.Y., December 7, 2007 - The City of Schenectady IDA has reached agreement to sell two lots currently owned by the IDA to two Schenectady businesses. Final approval is expected at an IDA meeting on December 19th.


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Big Brothers Big Sisters had a celebration this evening to honor many wonderful volunteers in the program.
The annual awards ceremony recognizes those who have gone above and beyond in their roles as big brothers or sisters in the past year. It also gives the donors an opportunity to listen to the inspiring stories.
"We actually have a huge line up of Big Brothers and Big Sisters volunteers so the selection is pretty tough and we wish we could give out an award to every body," said Executive Director Mollie Crooks. "And really in our minds everybody is a winner, because everyone of these folks here tonight, have in some way inspired children and helped to change childrens lives. "
This year's Big Sister of the Year award was given to Susan Howard because of the wonderful bond and relationship she has built with her little sister over the past four and half years.
"Oh it's such a honor," Howard said. "Really, really great honor, but Kylie is the one that has made it special."
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For his series I am Walé Respect Me, Patrick Willocq (b. 1969, France) dives deep into an initiation ritual of the Ekonda pygmies, the indigenous people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The rite is specific to women, following the birth of a first child, reflected in the word Walé itself which means 'primiparous nursing mother'. Willocq explains that a Walé is usually young (15-18 years old) and returns to her parents' care where she remains secluded for a period of 2 to 5 years, during which she observes a strict taboo of sex and she is introduced to her new social role with the help of her mother. The end of the Walé's seclusion is marked by a dancing and singing ritual.
Willocq used a collaborative approach to his series, composing elaborate scenes in concert with the clans, and he explains that "each image [is] a visual representation of an intimate thought she will sing the day of her release from seclusion". He aims for the series to serve as a tribute to motherhood, fertility and feminity.


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For Nurses wanting to develop their personal, organisational and relationship building expertise by adding coach skills to their professional portfolio
The Coaching Skills Course draws on Coaching Power Tools that are unique to International Coach Academy. They can be used in any situation and are based on the idea of re-framing a negative perspective and shifting it to a positive one. So take "Responsibility vs Blame" for example… In many workplaces, hospitals, even families, people have the tendency to blame others when things don't go well. "It's not my fault that project failed" or "I can't learn maths because I've missed so much school" The Power Tools give coaches and professionals a way to help clients shift their thinking and create a more positive experience.
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Program Duration: 12 weeks
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The modules are focused on giving you a wide range of skills and knowledge related to coaching.
Reframing Perspectives - 2 classes
Perspective is a point of view. Your perspective determines your experience in life, not your circumstances. The beautiful thing about this secret is that you can choose to change your perspective at any time.
Commitment vs Trying - 2 classes
Many times a client's inability to reach a certain goal is due to the fact that it is the wrong goal! Help your clients work out what they are really committed to and help them to stop "trying"
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One of your key jobs as a coach is to keep your clients in action. But it is not always that easy. This tool is all about eliminating delay.
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It is surprising how much difference a little respect can have. Try this Power Tool out yourself in your own life to see the amazing effects it can have.
Lightness vs Significance - 2 classes
Sometimes there is just way too much significance going on for our clients. This Power Tool really breaks through that and allows a different perspective to prevail.
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Helping your clients uncover the truth and look at what is really going on is a challenging and transformational exercise. This tool helps you do just that.
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Communities and children secretary Carl Sargeant has announced funding for 23 regeneration projects across 12 local authorities in Wales.
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I didn't get any pictures or video this year, my camera battery charger recently went missing.
I did have an awesome time though!!! I drove down to Tulsa on Monday afternoon and stayed with John's sister. This morning we went to the show and I had an absolute blast showing my niece, Kameron, all of the horses. She is just barely 2 years old and was thrilled to be seeing and petting the horses! She is going to be a horse for halloween this year. I think I have successfully planted the 'horse bug' in little Kami! My mother-in-law also came along and she was amazed by the elaborate stall displays. We drove separately and they all went home after an hour or so for nap time and I stuck around for a few more hours for horsing and shopping.
My favorite part about nationals is always the warm up rings. I really love watching all of the horses being lunged and ridden by their trainers. I think that you generally see better rides in the warm up ring than the show ring, especially when it comes to amateur classes. I only watched two classes while I was there, I saw both sections of a WP class and both sections of a Show Hack class. The WP class was one that another Arabian blogger was riding in. Unfortunately, she did not make the cut for the F/SF round.
I really enjoyed Nationals this year, but it was somewhat bittersweet for me. It was a hard transition to leave the Youth division and not continue showing. Watching from the sidelines and not having a 'barn' to associate with is a strange feeling. It isn't so much the competing that I miss, it is the people. One of the best things about showing is the community. Each barn is like a family. The stall area is a 'home base' for the duration of the show and there is no feeling like cheering as a group for a fellow rider. Who knows, maybe someday I'll be grooming and cheering for my little niece!


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John Kerry Addresses American Competitiveness
In the last weeks America has experienced the consequences of the failure to heed warning signs of impending or potential disaster. The nation has been painfully reminded of the price we pay - all of us - in lives and in dollars - for waiting too long to address critical challenges that are right before our eyes if we bother to look.
Sometimes these warning signs are so big and bright and alarming that they just can't be ignored. I'll never forget as a teenager standing in a field in October of 1957 watching the first man made spacecraft streak across the night sky. The conquest, of course, was Soviet - and while not everyone got to see that unmanned craft pass overhead at 18,000 miles per hour that night - before long every American knew the name Sputnik. We knew we weren't competing hard enough. We knew we had been caught unprepared. And we knew that failure to maintain our supremacy in science and technology was not simply a blow to our pride and prosperity; it was a blow to our strength and security as a nation in a dangerous world.
It was no accident that America's most immediate response to Sputnik was to enormously expand our national investment in higher education, with special attention to math and science. And it was no accident that the legislation taking this step was entitled the "National Defense Education Act."
Today, we recognize Sputnik as the symbol of an awakening of our country to a new competitive challenge. And now, the question staring us in the eye is whether the number "9/11" and the name "Katrina" will be remembered the same way by future generations of Americans. In fact, we've heard it said that 9/11 "changed everything" for government. I think it's more accurate to say that it changed too little.
The truth is we had warnings well before 9/11 that we were dangerously unprepared for terrorist attacks on our country, most notably in the report published by former Senators Gary Hart and Warren Rudman in 2000. Amazingly, Washington has yet to implement most of that report's top recommendations. We should not just be alarmed by that; we should be outraged. And as the chairman of the 9/11 Commission, former Governor Thomas Kean, recently noted, the federal response to Katrina showed we have yet to take the most basic steps to fix the problems that left us in the dark four years ago. Think about that - four years later - longer than it took to fight and win WWII - and the federal government is still not prepared.
Katrina itself provided a vivid and painful reminder of all the unmet challenges our country faces, from protecting our people against terrorist attacks and natural disasters, to protecting the environment; from building a true partnership among different levels of government, to building the physical infrastructure that spurs economic growth and makes safety from wind and water possible; from achieving energy independence, to addressing entrenched poverty by offering hope of health care, jobs and housing to every citizen.
Many of the ideas emanating from Washington about how to rebuild Louisiana and Mississippi show how ill-equipped Washington truly is to rebuild America's competitive strength in a global economy as perilous and as ever-changing as a Category 5 hurricane.
And the current Administration's response to Katrina is a perfect microcosm of its response to our country's economic challenges. There really is no mistaking the pattern of willful negligence. When a crisis approaches, do the bare minimum, if that. When all hell breaks loose, shift the blame to others. When public action is needed, ignore fiscally responsible options and instead borrow lavishly from foreign creditors - the friendly bankers of Beijing and Riyadh. If innovative policies are called for, simply dust off every ideological gimmick you can find: vouchers, sub-minimum wages, "ownership" initiatives, corporate subsidies and wholesale abandonment of environmental regulations. And above all, don't forget the prime directive, the philosopher's stone, the alpha and omega, the answer to every question: never stop cutting taxes on the wealthiest individuals and the most powerful corporations, come hell or high water, in war as in peace, and in debt as well as in surplus.
Well, here's the reality: America simply cannot calmly accept the course we're on without inviting devastating consequences. Just as there was no plan for Katrina, there really is no plan to make the United States more competitive in the global economy. Yet we are surrounded by flashing warning signs of failed economic leadership as clear and dramatic as Sputnik's appearance in the night sky.
I think it's urgent that we put in place an economic strategy geared to the huge challenges to our competitiveness. Most of all, we need a clear understanding of government's role in fostering economic growth, spreading its benefits, managing its risks, and shaping the global economy we largely created. The effort to rebuild New Orleans cannot obscure the need to rebuild our country at the same time. We must retool our nation to prepare for the challenge we already face to maintain our position in the global economy. And this much is certain: America will not have national security without economic security.
For America to prosper in a competitive 21st century global economy, Washington must at last meet two critical obligations: provide people the building blocks they need for a successful life, and remove the road blocks to our country competing. Today, we're not even close to prepared.
Unfortunately, building blocks for too many people are disappearing or nonexistent, while more and more roadblocks to a competitive America are set up. The combination is lethal. It's government's job to help remove these roadblocks like high energy costs, failing schools, soaring health insurance premiums, unbalanced trade agreements, aging infrastructure and insufficient funding for innovation. But today, in every one of these areas, shortsighted policy in Washington holds us back as competitors leap ahead.
How many times have you heard a public official say: it all starts with education, the building block to every child's future? Well, education in America is under-funded by billions every year. And what we do spend could be used more wisely: Only half of every education dollar gets to the classroom in large school districts. We don't even crack the top 20 in math and science rankings, and our kids make about a quarter less progress in reading than other industrial nations.
That's just not good enough, yet the barriers to a good education in America grow higher and higher. The cost of tuition and fees for a private four-year public college have increased 35 percent in only four years. Not surprisingly, as those costs rise, loans have become the predominant form of financial aid, and that debt is just another hurdle to a kid considering a college degree. Washington isn't fixing that, it's making things worse by cutting student financial aid.
Our international competitors have national plans to prepare their kids for the global economy. China produces more engineers than Japan, the U.S. and Europe combined. In five years' time, China will produce more PhD's than the U.S. You know something is wrong when American students can't even earn half the engineering spots at MIT.
Firms are finding skilled talent overseas that will work just as hard for less. Foreign industry is on its way to capturing our competitive advantage. Believe me, our competitors have a plan. They're not racing us to the bottom; they're racing us to the top.
When China and India are graduating tens of thousands more engineers and PhDs than we are, America needs to close the growing math and engineering skills gap between America and the rest of the world. We should support all-girls math and science schools and special after-school and summer programs that aim to get more girls and minorities engaged in math and science at an early age. We also should give colleges new financial incentives to increase the number of science, technology and math majors they graduate, and double the National Science Foundation's graduate scholarships in these fields.
In the end, America must make college education affordable and accessible for every child willing to work for it. And America has to stop making a mockery of the words No Child Left Behind.
But it's not enough just to educate our kids. That's only one of the building blocks. We need to put that education to work inventing a better future. Whether the cotton gin, the Model T or the silicon chip, America has always been built on innovation.
Every one of us knows what innovation means to our economy. Fifty percent of U.S. economic growth in the last half-century is due to scientific breakthroughs and technological innovation. Most of our productivity comes from it. And yes, our competitors know this too, and they're catching up. Collectively, the world's fastest growing economies are on track to match our research and development investments. Yet, inexplicably, the Administration is set to cut basic research for the first time in a decade.
Federal funding for fusion research at Princeton and MIT, for nuclear physics at our national labs and for much more is all slated for deep cuts. The Administration wants to cut the Manufacturing Extension Program, and even the Advanced Technology Program. In Massachusetts companies like Lexia Learning Systems, Tissue Engineering, and Kopin Corporation, now the number one exporter of LCD displays to Japan, have utilized these programs to create jobs and growth. These programs led to the invention of the digital mammogram. It make no sense to cut a partnership that creates high-paying high-tech jobs when we know Asia and the EU are implementing large scale, long range R&D projects aimed at developing leading edge commercial technologies.
The bottom line is: a national budget should reflect your values and priorities, but the choices in our budget today have a dramatic negative impact on our nation's ability to innovate and compete. This moment is screaming for focus on skills training and technical education. We should ease access to loans, venture capital and R&D. We need trade that protects intellectual property and levels the playing field. We need a tax code that rewards investment in American production and American workers. And instead of more tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans, we must make the long-term investments that create wealth in America.
Unfortunately, our poor commitment to R&D isn't the end of it. Washington creates another roadblock for American business by failing to invest in high-tech infrastructure. The U.S. has dropped from 4th to 16th in broadband Internet usage. The digital divide is still enormous. Our transportation infrastructure is aging. We've spent more in Iraq this year than we'll spend on infrastructure for the next six years.
Sadly, Washington is so shortsighted that it helps ideology become a roadblock to innovation and progress. If today's biology students in America don't do the groundbreaking stem cell research tomorrow, the biology students in Europe or Asia will, and they'll take the high-paying jobs and commercial revenue with them.
Another roadblock to a competitive America that's been staring us in the face for years is our dependence on foreign oil. Gas prices shot up 70 cents when Katrina slowed domestic production. Small businesses and farmers are suddenly forced to cope with 30% cost increases they never budgeted for. Some lose hard earned profits. Others have to lay off good people. The least fortunate go out of business altogether. And all of this was predicted. Imagine if something happened in Saudi Arabia and production was delayed not for days or weeks, but months or years.
The list of other countries moving in a different direction - from Asia to Europe - is too long to recite. Even oil companies are acting: Chevron has declared the era of easy oil over and is touting conservation in their commercials. But Washington continues its blind obsession with oil, despite the inevitable economic repercussions. You can already see it in the automobile market, where we're losing the race on hybrid vehicles. The global market for hybrids by one estimate will be 4.5 million units by 2013, perhaps $65 billion in the U.S. If we don't build them, someone else will, and they will take our market share and take our jobs.
Today, Japan is far ahead of us. Toyota is rebuilding their production lines to market a new line of ten hybrid cars. No U.S. auto maker is close. It's true that Ford has the Escape, but it's also true that Ford licenses it hybrid technology from Toyota. It comes down to this choice: do we want to invest in efficient domestic automobile production or buy foreign oil? Washington chooses more oil.
It's long since time to put America on the path towards energy independence. We can create tens of thousands of jobs by focusing America's ingenuity on new technologies and alternative fuels. We need to create tax incentives that help automakers produce more fuel efficient cars, and reward the consumers who buy them. We must conserve energy and create clean, renewable sources of energy that no terrorist can sabotage and no foreign government can seize.
Healthcare costs are another devastating roadblock for a competitive America. We know kids who see a doctor do better in the classroom. And the sad truth is that only because of Katrina, many children will get vaccinations for the first time and thousands of adults will see a doctor after going without a check-up for years. Illnesses lingering long before Katrina will be treated by a healthcare system that just weeks ago was indifferent, and will soon be indifferent again. For the rest of the year this nation silently tolerates the injustice of 11 million children and over 30 million adults in desperate need of healthcare. Their plight is no less tragic - no less worthy of our compassion and attention.
The stark reality for our economy is that by 2012, health care costs will account for 17.7% of our GDP and, expenditures will total $3.1 trillion. This is an incredible burden on our country - it amounts to a tax our competitors aren't paying. GM's health care costs now account for $1,400 per vehicle. Toyota recently put a major new plant in Canada, instead of the U.S because of healthcare costs.
The picture gets even bleaker for small businesses. Only 60 percent provide insurance - and that's a decline from 69 percent just a year before. I am working on a compromise bill with Republican Senator Olympia Snowe that will fundamentally reform the health care system for small businesses and give them access to a more affordable range of options to care for their employees. We are in the final stages of drafting our proposal and look forward to bringing it to the Senate floor in the coming months. Maybe we can get something done.
And here in Massachusetts, the healthcare community is working hard with legislative leadership to address this issue. I applaud their efforts and urge you to complete this project soon. The benefits to our economy, and the example you can set for the nation, can be enormous.
In fact, a reformed healthcare system can be a real opportunity for our economy. We should be the worldwide leader in health information technology, but we're not making the national investments necessary to make it happen. Health IT can save money and lives at home, and we can export our technology and expertise abroad for profit. But the president's budget invests just over $100 million in Health IT standards and development nationally - less funding than what one hospital system in Massachusetts spends all by itself.
When you try to figure out why Washington is moving so slowly, or even backwards on competitiveness, the reasons are not so different from what we saw in New Orleans. What's missing is the urgency - the roll up your sleeves leadership - the sit at the table until you get it done decision-making - the forward-looking set of priorities.
Washington has failed to realize the scope of the challenge we face - in this case the global economy. But the reality is that globalization is here to stay. We created it, and we must embrace it to realize the full benefit. Let there be no doubt: globalization has, in fact, been an astonishing success. Consumers across America enjoy lower prices. Our businesses have access to new markets. Nations who may have once turned to violence to compete now compete through trade and the talents of their own workforce.
The door has been opened to more prosperity than America has ever known if we're willing to walk through. This shift isn't easy, but we shouldn't be distracted from the real opportunity. In just decades globalization will spawn over a billion new members of the global middle class. They will have extraordinary purchasing power, and they should be our customers. The people of China and India and Eastern Europe will finally be able to purchase the sophisticated, high-quality products and services that American industry is known for. But to take advantage of this opportunity, and capture this business that will fuel another generation of prosperity, we have to embrace the full responsibility of globalization.
One thing is certain: we can't wall ourselves off from the rest of the world. The French are building those walls and pursuing protectionist policies. And they're doing that because they can't compete. We're America. There is no one America can't compete with when we put our minds to it. The problem is that government is not competing as hard as you are, and in many cases actually makes it harder for you to compete. Washington's inattention to the road blocks and building blocks is costing every one of you.
We have to acknowledge that there's something wrong when 22% of college freshmen require remedial math. When U.S. students only outperformed Cyprus and South Africa in a major international mathematics competition. When American kids spend less time on homework than any of our competitors' do. And as Tom Friedman says, when in China Bill Gates is Brittany Spears - and in America Brittany Spears is - well - Brittany Spears.
Washington still acts like our primary competition is with other Americans. Nothing could be more self-defeating. The great risk is not jobs lost by South Dakota to South Carolina, but jobs lost to South Korea. To succeed -- even just to compete -- in this global economy we need a national economic innovation strategy to race against countries closing in on our heels. Otherwise, the truth is, we'll lose company after company - job after job - and we won't create the new jobs to replace them. That's why our nation cannot afford an achievement gap. That's why we can't afford for Americans to fall through the cracks of our education system, small businesses to be eaten alive by the cost explosion in our health care system, or companies to be strangled by other nations' superior commitment to research. We are all in this together, and Washington needs to start acting like it.
This Administration and the Republicans who control Congress give in to special interests and rob future generations. Real leadership stands up to special interests and sets the course for future generations.
For 225 years, America has been defined by our sense of limitless possibility. We've always approached the future with imagination and daring. What other nation could dream of flight - and have two bicycle mechanics from Ohio make it happen? What other nation could put the first footprints on the moon and find a path to the stars? What other nation could set out to learn more about disease and illness - and then lead an international coalition to map every single gene in the human body?
In this remarkable time for the world, I refuse to believe it's time to stop believing in the possibilities of our remarkable country. I refuse to accept the downsizing of the American Dream. I refuse to bet against American entrepreneurial spirit and American ingenuity.
The competition's tough, and it requires us to be tougher - tough-minded, never hard hearted.
Some ask, how can we do it? My question is, how can we commit ourselves to anything less? Together, we can restore America's competitive edge - and together, we can win.


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Unanswered: MySQL 184.108.40.206 Primary Keys do not work.
Can anyone tell me why my table continues to accept instances of the same document_name ?
My unique keys are as if they are not even there ...?
Help Please
DO I need to specify ISAM something ?
Here it is...
email appreciated...
drop table document_t;
create table document_t (
email_address VARCHAR (128) default '' NOT NULL,
document_name VARCHAR (128) default '' NOT NULL,
file_name VARCHAR (255),
file_extension VARCHAR (255),
num_bytes BIGINT,
mime_content_type VARCHAR (255),
description VARCHAR (255),
binary_blob LONGBLOB,
created BIGINT,
docnumber BIGINT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
primary key (docnumber,document_name),
foreign key (email_address) references user_t
I even had trouble getting the auto_increment to work... docnumber was fussy and wanted to be the first in order in order for the auto_increment to actually perform the increment. Having come from oracle this seems flakey.
If anyone can straighten me out I would be greatful. I want to use this beast.
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11-19-03, 01:30 #2Registered User
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Your primary key needs adjusting because you have
defined it to be a compound key composed of one
field (docnumber, which is ALWAYS unique) and
another field, document_name, which doesn't have to be unique because docnumber always is.
If you want document_name to be unique then change
primary key to just use this one field (document_name).
'PRIMARY KEY' means take those two fields and combine
them to make a unique key, but since docnumber is
always unique MySQL never even has to consider
document_name. In this case, the only benefit you're getting by
making the primary key two fields instead of one field is an
index is automatically created that makes searching on
docnumber and document_name faster, but that's it.
You're losing more than you're getting, however, because
the current primary key definition doesn't acurately
define a unique record, and thus duplicate document_name
records are allowed to be inserted.
'PRIMARY KEY' does not mean "each of the primary key fields
must be unique." It means all of the fields taken together
must be unique. Subtle, but different.


text: Re: RC not received in 1.5 month...PUNE It does take time, but not more than 3-4 weeks after all paper work is done. In my case I got after two months. I was getting answers like pending from RTO etc. I knew the agent who does the RTO for Pandit, when I called him directly, after much prodding he mentioned that the RC card is with him but he isnt handing over the same to Pandit since they are not paying him some agreed amount. I was like :shocked When I confronted the manager with this information, his first question was like who gave you this info. After this I got the RC card in 2 days. Presumably after paying the RTO agent. This is the case with almost all the dealers.


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Has anyone had the pleasure of using this application for Texturing purposes? I did a quick search on here for any threads containing the apps name but came up empty handed.
Substance Designer 4 | Texturing Software | allegorithmic
I'll be demoing it tonight myself. I really hope this completely replaces Photoshop (as anyone that has read me threads in the past know I well bloody hate Photoshop) and Zbrush in the texturing process (don't really like having to use 4,194,304 quads just to use a 2048x2048 bmp)
Of particular interest I think to the rest of you that are trying to weather objects and make them look slightly less perfect and thus more real are the particle brushes!
Substance Painter | 3D Painting Software | allegorithmic
I think it at least looks rather brilliant.
And the prices are actually reasonable.Unlike MARI which runs at $2013 or more.
Indie price for this thing is: $99 (assuming your company makes less that 10k a year)
Pro Price is still low at: $449
Here's the link to the actual pricing details:
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"Canada is recognized as one of the most multicultural countries in the world, yet in our corner of the country, we're rather pale. The 2006 census showed that Alberta consists of 14 per cent visible minorities. Edmonton is at 17 per cent, with some neighbourhoods nearing 33 per cent. St. Albert, however, is at four per cent.
Our isolation becomes apparent every time I visit the store or stroll the farmers' market. I also see it when attending an event at one of St. Albert's schools. As youth parade across the stage, the number of visible minorities is shockingly low. We are a remarkably homogeneous group – like a large batch of almond cookies."
Could you imagine a Black person in Africa saying "It's too Black here! We need to change that!". They would be laughed out of the streets. They certainly wouldn't be given a job at a newspaper- well perhaps for entertainment purposes only…
Yet these White anti-Whites that manifest in ALL White countries in important positions get paid money for doing just that!
Calling for diversity just a more subtle approach to calling for non-White people to move to and assimilate there. It's still most definitely genocide against our people. It's a fact that no non-White country is ever targeted for "diversity", because non-White countries we are told, are already diverse enough!
The White genocide industry is probably the most ludicrous one ever. What is their motto? "Get fat stabbing backs!" "Earn cash lose friends!" or how about "Traitors apply inside"?
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** Monitoring New Product development activity and Engineering product change Activity.3. DEFENCE RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY,Hyderabad :
(Directorate of SPRIT, ASL)
Period of Association : 3 years, 1month (2005 to 2008)Designation : CAD Engineer (Contract)Software : AutoCAD & Solid worksRoles & Responsibilities :
Design of Mechanical system (Test Fixture) for Static test of Rocket Motors.
Preparation of Engineering and fabrication drawings.
Modeling and carrying out 3D model assemblies and Detailing drafting of different Solid Rocket Motors, Handling & Testing Fixtures for all ongoing projects using Auto CAD & Solid works. Eg : Designing for Aeronautical systems like Motor casing, Rocket Motor Propellant Handling and Casting Fixtures.
Preparation of Power Point presentation for technical discussions with exploded views and Assembly sequence of Flex Nozzle System.
Modeling and Detailing & drafting of different Solid Rocket Motors, Handling & Testing Fixtures using Solidworks, Pro/Engineering & Auto CAD. Ex : Rocket Missiles Parts of 1. Motor casing 2. Booster Assembly 3. Sustainer Assembly, Handling and Test Fixtures, etc,.Skills & Merits :
Quick study with an ability to assimilate new ideas, concepts, methods and technology.
Excel in both independent and teamwork environments.
Dedicated, innovative and self-motivated team player/builder.
Superior ability to achieve and immediate and long-term goals.
Excellent human relation skills having dealt with variety of customersPersonal Information :Date of Birth : 04th Apr 1984Mother Tongue : TeluguReligion : HinduNationality : Indian
E-mail id d.sureshbabu84 AT gmail.comLanguages Known : Tamil and English (Read/Write)
Tamil, Telugu and English (speak)Current Organization : Deence Research and Development Laboratory (DRDL), HydCurrent Designation : CAD/CAM Engineer (Contrct Engineer)Qualification : B.tech (Mechanical)Current Location : HyderabadNotice Period : 20 days
I hereby declare that the information given above is true to the best of my knowledge.
D.Suresh Babu
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I think I will write a more detailed post about why LinkedIn's password leak matters so much, but in the interim, the technically inclined will find Patrick Mylund Nielsen's post illuminating–and disturbing. "Storing Passwords Securely." at Throwing Fire.
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