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YOUR OFFICIAL.HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER VOL. 34 NO. 42 OCTOBER 27-31, 2000 40 CENTS National Merit Commended Bethpage High School Students fp^xmivtmiim Commended students Stacey Choi (far left), Sarah Lowenthal (second from right) and Theresa Achtziger (far right) are congratulated by Bethpage High School Principal Dr. Antoinette MacLeod. Photo by Terry Gilberti, Syntax Communication Group The Principal of Bethpage High School, Dr. Antoinette MacLeod, announced that Theresa Achtziger, Stacey Choi and Sarah Lowenthal have been named Commended Students in the 2001 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the School and National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), which conducts the program, will be presented by the Principal to these scholastically talented seniors. Some 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the competition for Merit Scholarship awards to be offered next spring, Commended Students placed among the top five percent of more than one million students who entered the 2001 Merit Program by taking the 1999 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. A spokesperson for the National Merit Scholarship Corporation commented, 'The young men and women named Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding academic potential by their performance in the very competitive Merit Program. In a nation that values excellence, it is important to publicly recognize the attainments of scholastically talented young people and the schools that nurture their development. We hope this recognition will help broaden the educational opportunities of Commended Students and serve as encouragement to all students to develop their abilities to the fullest." Low Cost Flu Shots Available Nassau University Medical Center will provide low-cost flu vaccines to Nassau County residents aged 18 and over from October 6 to December 31, 2000. This program - which takes place on the campus of the Medical Center - will be in addition to one providing no out-of-pocket cost flu vaccines for senior citizens 60 and older at approximately 80 sites throughout Nassau County. The low-cost vaccines will be offered at the following times and locations: A Message to Our Readers Last week a letter to the Editor appeared in this publication, which was not the opinion of this editor but rather of the signatory of the letter. While I strongly believe in our first amendment right, I can tell you that if I had read this letter, I would have exercised reservation and it would not have been printed. Unfortunately, unforeseeable personal obligations prevented me from personally checking the letters last week, which resulted in publishing the letter. 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In the nine months since it became a permanent fixture in the Bay Area, the Rapha San Francisco Cycle Club has become the go-to destination for the city's cycling (and coffee) aficionados. Rapha recently caught up with SFCC store manager Emily Haddad to talk about the city's cycling culture and a whole lot more besides.
OK, bike background. How did you get into cycling? What was your earliest memory or favorite bike from way back?
I was born and raised in Texas. I grew up on the beach but spent my formative years in Austin. My love of cycling, breakfast tacos and denim 'jorts' can all be traced back to that wonderful city. One of my earliest childhood cycling memories is getting chased off the local golf course by security guards (we had a penchant for jumping our bikes into sand bunkers). I got into cycling as an adult for more utilitarian reasons. I got a Masi commuter rig and soon realized two wheels was the best way to travel. It was a slippery slope; before I knew it I had four bikes and was working at a bike shop.
You previously worked at one of Rapha retail partners, Mellow Johnny's in Austin. How does the SF Cycle Club compare?
Mellow Johnny's was one of the best learning experiences I could have asked for. When I started working there I had lots of experience of technical clothing but very little bike knowledge. I learned so much about bikes and even more about business and branding. The customer experience at the Cycle Club is a mix of the best retail environments I've worked in. It's a 'destination shop', similar to MJ's but with a much more relaxed environment than traditional bike shops.
Did you ever meet Lance? Just kidding, you don't have to answer that (but no, really, did you?).
Lance was a little busy with his other job (I heard he was pretty good at riding a bike) but he was around from time to time and he threw us some great parties at his ranch; the man makes a mean margarita.
Austin is renowned for a vibrant cycling scene that has grown hugely in recent years. How does it compare to San Francisco?
Austin's bike community is great because it is so fresh. Within the last five to 10 years the cycling scene has exploded. A huge number of people are getting into riding for transportation. It's great to see the bike lanes filled with folks on their way to work in the morning. In San Francisco, everyone rides because driving to get around is absurd. The cycling community is extremely diverse. You don't have to worry about being pigeonholed as a commuter, a roadie, or a mountain biker. If you have a road bike, you probably also race cross and ride a mountain bike a few times a month.
The Cycle Club seems a natural fit for San Francisco's cycling community.
Very much so. The Cycle Club is a unique space because we are so many things. Our cafe has become the go-to coffee stop for everyone on this side of town. The race screenings are a fun way to bring cycling fans together and allow some good-natured bickering over allegiances. The rotating art gallery, meanwhile, keeps the store fresh and also brings in people from the art and design community.
Tell us about some of the shows you've had there, such as Brian Vernor's NorthCal. Cyclocross or the Gage+Desoto exhibit.
Brian Vernor's show, Uncle Charlie's and Other Stories of North Cal. Cyclocross, was a huge hit. We originally approached Brian about putting together a show of his cross photography and he came back with the idea of a multimedia show featuring different artists and contributors. The amount of talent and historical content he was able to pull together was phenomenal.
The Gage+Desoto exhibit was awesome because it was a different take on an art show. Among other things, Mike and Brett make great cycling-inspired t-shirts. Instead of having them make a whole bunch of prints for the show, we decided to showcase their work in a medium it was intended for, i.e. cotton t-shirts. It was great fun and very Gage+Desoto.
What can we look forward to at the Cycle Club in the coming year?
We have some fun events in the works for 2012. The infamous Bike Snob NYC will be giving a reading as part of his tour for his new book. There are also rumors of a springtime Gentleman's Race in the Bay Area, one that will feature a new twist. The Tour of California is coming through the city again in May. It coincides with the Giro so it will make for an amazing month of racing.
We have also started doing a 'Free Drip Friday' for commuters. If you ride in on two wheels you get a free cup of French press coffee. We also have a ride that leaves the shop every Saturday morning, and which brings in regulars and tourists alike. Movie nights will start up again soon, as well, so keep an eye on our website and follow @RaphaCycleClub on Twitter to hear about all the happenings.
A big part of the Cycle Club's popularity is based on great coffee. How has coffee culture influenced the way you think about the shop?
The Cycle Club is pretty unique because the cafe and retail space are virtually one and the same. All our employees have barista training as well as a natural love of cycling. That means they can talk shop with anyone. We want everyone who works here and everyone who comes in, to be as excited about their espresso as they are about Rapha. It's amazing how many of our regular coffee customers have become cycling enthusiasts and vice versa.
What's the most popular drink among cyclists that come in? A regular black coffee, or do San Franciscans prefer something a bit more decadent?
Free Drip Friday makes it a big day for regular black coffee. On all the other days it varies. An espresso or macchiato are typical pre-ride pick-me-ups. Post-ride cappuccinos are fairly common. We also do small French press carafes that are perfect for splitting with your training partner.
We hear you've had a few fantastic parties over that way; what can the Cycle Club offer by way of hangover cures?
We find simple methods work best. First, a big glass of water with a couple Nuun electrolyte tablets dropped in (thanks to Tyler, by the way, for the awesome custom boxes). Second, a mug of hot French press. Then a Pellegrino. Then an espresso. Then another Pellegrino. Repeat as necessary.
What have you learned about the coffee business, we know you can pull a great shot of espresso, was this something you learned working here or did you bring this skill with you?
I've always been a coffee enthusiast. Working at Mellow Johnny's I was able to play around on their La Marzocco machine. Danielle is master-barista extraordinaire and working under his expert tutelage opened up a whole new world. Working with Four Barrel Coffee for the Cycle Club, I've come to realise how much there is to learn; at times it feels a bit like studying for a master's degree in coffee. Every time I think I've got it, I learn something new. One of the most interesting parts of my coffee education hasn't been making or preparing the coffee, it's been about learning what goes into every cup. From sourcing to roasting and everything in between, Four Barrel has a passion about their coffee that is infectious. I find myself wanting to learn as much about soil composition in Africa as I do about latte art.
Historically, the link between cycling and coffee was established by pro riders in Continental Europe. The recent boom in cycling, however, seems to have brought out a new breed of coffee aficionados. Why is that?
I think that the connection between cycling and coffee is both simple and complex. A simple theory is that cycling requires fuel and coffee is a fuel that is hot, readily available and delicious.
The more complex theories are something I could talk about for hours. For example, coffee, at it's most basic, is fairly rudimentary. Same with bicycles. However, once you start enjoying coffee, and cycling, more, you develop a taste for the finer things. Personal preferences start to play a role. You don't know why, but you prefer Central American beans to South American, or pour-over to French press. People are becoming really passionate about coffee, just as they are about SRAM vs Shimano, or why steel is 'real'.
Do these differences really matter? No. Truth is, you'll drink gas station coffee at a pinch. Or you'll ride your friend's 20 year-old Walmart bike while on vacation. But then, when you get home to your own coffee and your own bicycle, everything seems right in the world again. You just need to have that first sip, or ride that first climb, and you remember why you love Guatemalan beans and Double Tap so much.
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There has been a conscious push at the Cycle Club to do more to promote women's cycling. Tell us about that.
I read recently that in order to judge the safety of a city's cycling infrastructure one only need look at the amount of women commuting by bike. If that's true, then the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition is doing an incredible job. I see so many women cruising around town by bicycle every day. When I ride over the bridge into Marin, I'm always amazed how many women are out there on their road bikes. The racing community in California is so strong. These women are tough and fast and drop me on every climb. It's empowering and embarrassing at the same time.
Tell us about the ladies rides that you organise at the Cycle Club.
I've been doing women's rides out of the club once a month. It's a mellow pace – mainly for my sake – and we usually stop for coffee at some point. It's not only a great way to get some miles in but a good place to meet other ladies who ride. I find that, as a non-competitive cyclist, I have a hard time meeting other women who want to ride like I do. The women's rides have brought out all different levels of riders, which is exactly what I'd hoped for. I don't own a PowerTap or follow a training plan but I love riding and I love hanging out with my friends. Why not just combine the two?
Traditionally bike shops have a reputation for being unwelcoming, male-dominated places. How is the Cycle Club different?
In the past, certain bike shops had a vibe that used to put women off (and quite a lot of men, too). They were quite intimidating places but most women who come in to the Cycle Club are surprised by how mellow the environment is and how comfortable they feel hanging out. We'd still love to see more women riders stop by, though. Maybe, when I'm out riding, I should wear a sandwich board that says: "Hey ladies, follow me to the Rapha Cycle Club."
What are currently your three favorite Rapha pieces and what are you hoping for in the coming season?
1) If I could justify owning the Wind Jacket in every color I would. It is the perfect Bay Area jacket. Warm but not too warm, it keeps that misty morning fog off you, and packs into a jersey.
2) Lately I have been wearing my 3/4 Bib Shorts and I love them. Women's-specific bibs are hard to come by, and these are cozy and comfy.
3) I also love the Knitted Hat. I am, as previously mentioned, always cold and it's perfect for keeping my ears warm and happy. What am I hoping for in the Rapha Women's line? Bib shorts, bib shorts, bib shorts….and definitely some City Riding gear…
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I am wonder when will you be bringing out future Office 2010 updates to autopatcher?
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well, a few days ago, i've buyed an promotional copy of office 2007 with an warranty of free upgrade to office 2010 as soon office 2010 reach the market (and very, very cheap. 3 licenses for something like U$ 34). i'm aware that the pirates are already selling office 2010 around here and probably be the same in a lot of other places, but even at amazon office 2010 is still in pre-order mode with an warning that the product will be released on June 15 2010. so, my only guess is that this product isn't being sold even in the US. as you may be aware of, we can't do updates for an product that didn't reached the marked yet. yes, i'm also aware that some users can reach this one at msdn. i can't speak for the other team members, but i don't have an msdn account to allow me an genuine usage of ms office right now.
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And I will be for all sports event on the Internet here to -- him.
The -- of course was.
House speaker John Boehner yesterday endorsing.
No surprise Mitt Romney for president.
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The Republican process that once threatened to last.
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MB -- -- real goat -- has turned out to be.
Pretty by the book pretty typical Mitt Romney has consolidated.
His lead and turned into the inevitable nominee.
And now you see -- the last.
Bastions of the Republican establishment come out to make it official but can he keep the team together.
So let's talk about that because Juan Williams is here and he joins our friendship Collins.
As we talk about this question.
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One with the speakers.
Endorsement of Mitt Romney acceptance of Mitt Romney Mitch McConnell by the way did the same thing I want I want to people to hear.
What Lou we go there from Texas Republican of Texas had to say let's take a lesson.
But let me just to tell yet if you're not sure.
Warning to support Mitt Romney whether you're liberal whether you're very conservative.
You ought to be excited because he's been on your side at one time or another.
Coach -- Internet the correct the correct response there is ouch.
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Mommy has gotten the Republican Party to acquiesce.
But how much time is he going to have to spend four people like Lugo homered.
-- -- keeping them on the team as he goes forward.
-- -- it's -- do they come along or they don't -- at this point he's got to go after.
The middle of the road to swing vote that's the difference between winning and losing to President Obama Obama is vulnerable.
There's lots of people who were discontented with Obama's performance specifically on economic issues I think you're gonna see that Rodney -- drive that trade.
Hard a -- and -- going to be the answer to everything but it's not an answer to.
Hard right conservatives Tea Party folks who -- this -- this is Oshawa truck.
So they're not gonna get much attention I think they're gonna get any attention at this point they're fearful that focus was back in the primaries.
And that what they're running teams got to count on is the base have such a distaste for President Obama that they will sit on their discontent -- and Holden.
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But you you can -- said that they have the equivalent of hold your nose and go forward right and I think that's what they're gonna have to ask so if you're asking over yet he flip flops he's good -- on abortion gay right I I can go on and and -- even do you think about Santorum santorum's that'd be disaster to have his guys the nominee santorum's gonna have to hold his -- everybody.
So -- gentry -- do the problem for Romney is.
This may be the most quiet -- that the Republican base will be all through this process because.
What is invariably what invariably what happened.
Is that the better Romney has seen is doing.
-- more willing to test and annoy him.
Activists in the face will be it's it's a catch 22 run -- right the better he does and the more it looks like he can beat Obama the more demands that he's going to hear from the right is and that's well.
-- -- got a couple of things you're going for right now one.
We've got an incumbent president that we're bringing us in my party is running against.
And regardless of which party is in the White House -- reelection campaign is about first whether the president deserves reelection.
It and I think there's a great deal of energy around the country you've seen that in good job approval numbers around the country that have been stuck in the mid forties for.
Two years or more.
This job approval ratings are lower in most of the swearing in target states -- there are.
Around the rest of the country at large and so first and foremost this election -- where to be about Barack Obama I think that probably plays.
After governor -- -- -- secondly I think.
Cross ideologies.
People are worried first and foremost about.
About putting the country back on track and -- I think there are two tracks that one of course the economy.
Which encompasses a number of things today unemployment underemployment mortgages underwater we just talked about Ohio nearly a third of homes in Ohio you know mortgages underwater gas prices going up grocery prices.
Starting to -- pretty aggressively.
So that's one and secondly -- related.
There is a real fear about the direction of the country as a result of the massive debt that we're different -- anything.
You may of course because Harry -- I don't know you know.
I see him again.
I want my aggravate them now he's from how we get tickets can -- big intake but did you know Chris -- was asking you what's gonna happen.
It's social conservative -- -- -- -- -- -- is that that that be that social conservatives he wants doesn't -- a lot of conservatives are focused on.
President Obama to focus on replaces them.
So in other words they hate Obama so much it doesn't matter that they don't like -- -- I I think that's that's probably -- -- -- OK but.
Is it but over time let's test this theory though that over time if problems -- -- -- in the -- New York Times CBS -- out tied.
Two in gallop up to and fox basically it's a dead heat with a slight Romney advantage which gives -- a challenger.
Everybody likes that's every challenger for an incumbent president I would like to be tied in April.
That's yes and it's amazing given the damage that he suffered through the primary process at the hands of his fellow Republicans.
There's some question about some of this -- that I.
Which -- -- I guess if you look at -- they're using a model between ten -- Yeah but I will say this and in the Internet has heard me do this before.
-- Fox News poll which is done with the Republican and a democratic strategist has an awesome example it's -- really awesome poll and it's really good.
And -- the New York Times -- today is 4646.
Were registered voters Fox News poll shows a two point eight.
That's all statistically it's as -- as significant difference we're talking about we're talking about -- Any challenger would like to be an entirely incumbent -- I really point.
So my question oh I'm putting -- you want them isn't there casually threw for -- that the better he does.
The more demanding his base will be for their support if he's if he's behind.
It's encouraged Republicans and we got to stick together or we can't beat Obama if Romney ever opens up believing they're going to make a lot of demands of -- all things.
It's interesting I wonder you that they may be a bandwagon effect Chris where you -- where people would just say wow he's winning and we gotta support them.
And then he may feel all the more empowered to say to them get behind me or get out of the way whatever but.
I'm listening to you and I'm thinking oh you mean like people might say what -- he's in the lead he has enough now -- that he should be responding -- -- -- conservative.
That's it.
I -- we got to go out gentry we gotta go thank you gentlemen very much for being with us we are we are appreciative.
And by the way I want to close is this Darryl Strickland.
Viewer says they're just too many ways of the violations -- week leaving Afghanistan would only reinforce that now.
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And the year before Leo he's been in office for three years all of which were -- presidential election -- he did nothing on tax reform.
Contain entitlement reform and that's where we're gonna hit the wall.
But as you say a three week window in December of people many of whom who have lost election -- making good decisions that will last for a decade.
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Fantasy Life: Level-5 confirms 300,000 copies shipped in Japan since launch
Fantasy Life developer Level-5 has revealed that it has shipped 300,000 copies of its loveable 3DS RPG-town builder in Japan since launch.
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Fantasy Life trademark filed in the US
A western release of Level-5 and Brownie Brown's unusual sim Fantasy Life seems more and more likely. In addition to a European trademark filed last month, Siliconera reports the developer has moved to secure a US one. Unfortunately, there've been no rumblings from any of the usual publishers, but perhaps a 3DS eShop release is possible. Fantasy Life released in Japan in December and sold out almost immediately; Level-5 is already planning sequels.
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Fantasy Life: Level-5′s RPG trademarked for Europe
Fantasy Life developers Level-5 and 1-UP Studio have trademarked their 3DS town-building RPG in Europe, placing fresh hope on a western release.
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Brownie Brown founder Shinichi Kameoka starts new studio
Brownie Brown founder Shinichi Kameoka has left the company, which was recently restructured and renamed 1-Up Studio, to form his own development studio. Kameoka has named it Brownies and a place holder has popped up on the firm's new website, teasing a full launch date of March 1. Thanks, Nintendo World Report.
Fri, Feb 01, 2013 | 14:20 GMT
Fantasy Life developer Brownie Brown changing its name to 1-UP Studio
Fantasy Life developer Brownie Brown has changed its name to 1-UP Studio. Formed in 2000 as a subsidiary of Nintendo, titles the firm has developed or co-developed include: Magical Vacation, Sword of Mana, Mother 3, Magical Vacation: When the Five Stars Align, Blue Dragon Plus, and is aiding the development Professor Layton and the Last Specter and Fantasy Life. Due the new change, the firm's website will go offline March 31. Thanks, Gematsu.
Tue, Nov 20, 2012 | 16:04 GMT
Fantasy Life video released by Level-5, Brownie-Brown
Fantasy Life has been given a new trailer by Level-5 and Brownie-Brown. It's the first look we've had at the game since September, when it debuted at TGS. Fantasy Life is out in Japan on December 27 for 3DS. Whether it will release in the west is not known at this time. Thanks, Gematsu.
Fri, Aug 28, 2009 | 23:31 BST
Fantasy Life is next RPG from Level 5 and Brownie Brown
Level-5 has announced a collaboration with Brownie Brown called Fantasy Life and features music by Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu.
Described as a "slow life RPG," the DS title is set in the world of Fantazeal where the first signs of a prophesied destruction are happening. The focus of the game isn't on combat, but all you seem to do, according to Andriadang, is "live life contained within the DS".
There are 20 different "lives" to choose from, and whichever you choose affects how the game progresses and which "Life Quests" you must undertake daily.
Loads more information is through the link, but it definitely sounds like an interesting title.
It's expected to be released sometime in 2010.
Tue, Aug 25, 2009 | 18:41 BST
Professor Layton and the Devil's Flute to have bonus game from Brownie Brown
Level-5 has revealed during its Vision Conference that Professor Layton and the Devil's Flute will contain a bonus game created by Brownie Brown called London Life.
The fourth game in the series is set to be released in Japan on November 26, and the extra bit of fun is more RPG based, and revolves around making people happy.
It was announced for the cell-phone download service ROID, but surely Level-5 will reveal soon that it's for the DS version as well. Hopefully at least by the time it leaves Japan anyway.
The event was live blogged by both Andriasang and 1UP, and snapshots of the London Life content are posted over on Aussie Nintendo.
Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box landed on US shores yesterday.
Mon, Jan 26, 2009 | 08:14 GMT
Blue Dragon Plus English trailer is dramatic
After the break you can see what appears to be the first English Blue Dragon Plus trailer for Nintendo DS.
It's all very serious business with the promise of cataclysmic consequences if you put a foot wrong.
The cut-scenes also look very impressive for a DS game.
AQ Interactive's Blue Dragon Plus is due out next month in NA. No Euro date as yet.
By Mike Bowden
Thu, Jul 17, 2008 | 06:37 BST
Blue Dragon Plus DS official site and video released
The official site for Blue Dragon Plus DS has launched which contains a brand new gameplay video.
Very little is known as to what the game is about, in fact absolutely nothing whatsoever apart from that it's developed by Feelplus and Brownie Brown and published by AQ Interactive in Japan.
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What the Justice Department's Investigation of Cable Companies Says About the Current State of TV
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on June 19, 2012 | Be the First To CommentLast week, Thomas Catan and Amy Schatz of The Wall Street Journal published an article about the Justice Department's antitrust investigation into whether or not cable companies are manipulating consumers' access to streaming competitors of television content in order to reduce competition. The investigation's central question is this: are cable companies like Comcast and Time Warner setting data caps to limit download time, speed, and amount of content in order to stave consumers off from using alternatives like Hulu and Netflix? Furthermore, the DOJ is investigating whether or not selective data limits applied to certain streaming outlets (like the fact that Comcast's data limits can apply to streaming Hulu, but not Comcast's own Xfinity services) violates Comcast's legally-binding oath to not "unreasonably discriminate" against competitors. According to the WSJ, "Attorney General Eric Holder on Tuesday suggested he had sympathy for those who want to 'cut the cord' rather than paying for cable channels they don't watch. At a Senate hearing, Sen. Al Franken (D., Minn.) said cable bills are 'out of control' and consumers want to watch TV and movies online. Mr. Holder responded, 'I would be one of those consumers.'" What's most important about this story for TV consumers is not so much the specific outcomes of this investigation (though that will no doubt have wide-ranging but uncertain implications), but the fact that lawmakers, regulators, and the industry will continue to be forced to recognize new distinctions being made between cable companies, networks, and individual shows as citizens increasingly […]
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Ted Ts'o Named CTO of Linux Foundation
The foundation behind the free Linux OS has appointed kernel developer and IBM collaborator Theodore Ts'o as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
Ts'o will be replacing Markus Rex, who will return to his management position at Novell. Ts'o has been a fellow at the Linux Foundation since 2007, along with Steve Hemminger, Andrew Morton, Andrew Tridgell and Linux founder Linus Torvalds. Attorney Andy Updegrove of the foundation comments on the appointment with "Ted is a great choice for a variety of reasons, one of which is that few people have been knocking around the Linux world longer than Ted - he was the first North American kernel developer (in 1991)." Ts'o is recognized for his many achievements, including leadership of the Kerberos authentication project and developing the userspace utilities for the ext, ex3 and ext4 filesystems (the latter of which he currently maintains). He is also well known in other circles than Linux. In 2006 he was recognized by the Free Software Foundation (FSF) for his accomplishments in free software. He is founder and leader of the kernel developers' annual meetings and gives regular tutorials, such as last month at USENIX LISA in San Diego.
Among the tasks set for Ts'o at the Linux Foundation is supervising and leading technical projects such as the Linux Standard Base and the OpenPrinting workgroup. Ts'o recognizes the amount of work involved and the power of mass collaboration with "I'm looking forward to translating that power into concrete milestones for the LSB specifically, and for Linux overall, in the year ahead." As foundation CTO, he is also the prime technical contact for its members and kernel advisory board.
Ts'o has been at IBM since 2001, where he recently led an international team working on real-time solutions for Linux on an enterprise level. He will be returning to IBM after his two-year fellowship at the Linux Foundation.
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An artist's conception of the alien planet GJ 667C c, which is located in the habitable zone of its parent star.
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A potentially habitable alien planet — one that scientists say is the best candidate yet to harbor water, and possibly even life, on its surface — has been found around a nearby star.
The planet is located in the habitable zone of its host star, which is a narrow circumstellar region where temperatures are neither too hot nor too cold for liquid water to exist on the planet's surface.
"It's the Holy Grail of exoplanet research to find a planet around a star orbiting at the right distance so it's not too close where it would lose all its water and boil away, and not too far where it would all freeze," Steven Vogt, an astronomer at the University of California, Santa Cruz, told SPACE.com. "It's right smack in the habitable zone — there's no question or discussion about it. It's not on the edge, it's right in there."
Vogt is one of the authors of the new study, which was led by Guillem Anglada-Escudé and Paul Butler of the Carnegie Institution for Science, a private, nonprofit research organization based in Washington, D.C.
"This planet is the new best candidate to support liquid water and, perhaps, life as we know it," Anglada-Escudé said in a statement.
An alien super-Earth
The researchers estimate that the planet, called GJ 667Cc, is at least 4.5 times as massive as Earth, which makes it a so-called super-Earth. It takes roughly 28 days to make one orbital lap around its parent star, which is located a mere 22 light-years away from Earth, in the constellation Scorpius (the Scorpion).
"This is basically our next-door neighbor," Vogt said. "It's very nearby. There are only about 100 stars closer to us than this one."
Interestingly enough, the host star, GJ 667C, is a member of a triple-star system. GJ 667C is an M-class dwarf star that is about a third of the mass of the sun, and while it is faint, it can be seen by ground-based telescopes, Vogt said. [Gallery: The Strangest Alien Planets]
"The planet is around one star in a triple-star system," Vogt explained. "The other stars are pretty far away, but they would look pretty nice in the sky."
The discovery of a planet around GJ 667C came as a surprise to the astronomers, because the entire star system has a different chemical makeup than our sun. The system has much lower abundances of heavy elements (elements heavier than hydrogen and helium), such as iron, carbon and silicon.
"It's pretty deficient in metals," Vogt said. "These are the materials out of which planets form — the grains of stuff that coalesce to eventually make up planets — so we shouldn't have really expected this star to be a likely case for harboring planets."
The fortuitous discovery could mean that potentially habitable alien worlds could exist in a greater variety of environments than was previously thought possible, the researchers said.
"Statistics tell us we shouldn't have found something this quickly this soon unless there's a lot of them out there," Vogt said. "This tells us there must be an awful lot of these planets out there. It was almost too easy to find, and it happened too quickly."
The detailed findings of the study will be published in the Astrophysical Journal Letters.


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Arizona Solar Summit group visits Gila Bend Solar Landscape, examines needs for solar cluster
A working group formed after the 2011 Arizona Solar Summit recently visited three solar sites in Gila Bend, which is leading the way for solar development projects in Arizona.
The Supply Chain and Workforce Development group is one of four that formed after the Arizona Solar Summit in August. This group consists of representatives from the solar industry, universities, and state and local governments, and is dedicated to determining the supply chain and workforce needs of the overall solar industry in Arizona. It is led by Bud Annan of the Annan Group, and John Fowler and Glenn Hoetker, both professors in the W.P. Carey School of Business at ASU.
The group toured the Paloma Solar Plant, a 17-megawatt photovoltaic facility built by First Solar, and an 18-megawatt solar photovoltaic plant developed by the Solon Corporation, both owned by Arizona Public Service (APS). They also toured a 280-megawatt Solana Concentrated Solar Power Project from Abengoa.
"The purpose of the trip was to gain greater understanding of the planning, construction, and maintenance requirements involved in large renewable energy grid installations," Annan said. "That understanding was enhanced not only by on site observations, but also by briefings from APS representatives, the project owners, and Gila Bend town officials. We learned that by focusing on the supply chain and workforce, now we can build opportunities for Arizona businesses."
Rick Buss, Town Manager of Gila Bend and a member of the group, said Arizona is uniquely positioned to benefit the most in solar energy development.
"But, just the mere fact that the sun is Arizona's greatest natural resource, does not translate into an industry full of new jobs and prosperity," Buss said. "To fully realize the economic benefits of the solar industry, we must fully understand the makeup of the supply chain. By doing this, we will arrive at a comprehensive inventory targeting the recruitment and retention of solar industry companies in Arizona."
The group used the site visits to identify actionable next steps directed toward developing the Arizona Solar Cluster. One key finding was that data attained during project construction and operation phases could play a vital role in developing actionable information for future innovation across the supply chain. Having a better understanding of the role of the supply chain in large cluster projects, the group will now turn its attentions toward implementing these next steps at the smaller level, focusing on defining the essential elements for a robust industry in Arizona, identifying core needs of players in the supply chain, and facilitating collaborations to meet those needs.
The 2011 Arizona Solar Summit brought together more than 120 people from 70 different organizations to advance the solar energy industry on a regional, state, and national scale. Unlike traditional conferences, the Summit was guided by audience participation, which led to more than 40 people volunteering to be a part of the working groups that came out of the Summit. Sponsors for the event were Arizona Cardinals, Salt River Project, and ASU LightWorks.
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A year ago, a fisherman Efren Forones came back from fishing trips with up to three and half tons of fish. In return he was able to buy 15 to 20 kilos of rice for his family every month and was planning to send at least one of his six children to college.
Not any more.
He now returns with just 400 kilos of catch at best, meaning he can only afford one to two kilos of rice a month, while school for his children is an expensive luxury and out of the question.
The reason? He says he can longer fish in the fertile waters around Scarborough Shoal.
A cluster of uninhabitable sand banks and small rocks set in a shallow azure water lagoon about 130 miles (200 km) west from the Philippine island of Luzon, Scarborough Shoal is one of a number of territories at the center of an international dispute in the South China Sea.
Both the Philippines and China lay claim to it.
Tense standoff
The long-term tensions between the two nations escalated last April during a one-month stand off between the two nations, after Manila accused Chinese boats of fishing illegally in the area. When a Philippines navy vessel inspected the boats it found "large amounts of illegally collected corals, giant clams and live sharks" inside one of the boats, according to the Philippine government. Manila then reported that two Chinese surveillance ships had taken up position at the mouth of the lagoon, blocking the way to the fishing boats and "preventing the arrest" of the fishermen. The vessels stretched a cable across the mouth of the lagoon, which also prevented Filipino fishermen from going there, according to the Philippines coast guard.
Earlier this year, the Philippine government took its feud with China to a United Nations tribunal, a move that Beijing has rejected. In an article on state-run CCTV last month, China pointed to a code of conduct it signed in 2002, known as the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, with fellow members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). It said the declaration expected that relevant disputes be solved through friendly talks and negotiations by sovereign states directly concerned.
That brings little comfort to the struggling fishermen in communities in west Luzon, the nearest region to Scarborough Shoal -- also known as Panatag Shoal here or Huangyan Island to the Chinese. One of them is Masinloc, a municipality of 40,000 people, which relies on the seas for almost 80% of its income, according to the Philippines Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources. It says thousands of fishermen have lost their regular jobs as catches decline.
Forones is one of them.
The 52 year old has been fishing in the waters off Masinloc for 22 years. He lives with his family in a traditional bamboo house mounted on pillars above the sea. His youngest daughter is four years old. Forones does not own a boat but used to be hired as a fisherman and paid a minimum of $85 dollars for a trip. Nobody is hiring now. He has tried to rent boats on his own and fish with his neighbors, but the little catch they bring back barely covers the rental fee and fuel.
He says the Shoal is the most important fishing ground in this region. "They (the Chinese) shoo us away, will not allow Filipinos to come near the area," he says. "They are the only ones that can fish there, not us. We lost Scarborough and it is hard. We earn nothing."
Beijing is unwavering in its claims. As recently as last month, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported that Chinese surveillance vessels were carrying out regular missions in the South China Sea.
The Xinhua report cited Liu Cigui, director of the State Oceanic Administration, as saying that China would continue the patrols "to secure the nation's maritime rights and interests" in areas it claims as its territorial waters.
China's claim on the area dates back to 1279 during the Yuan Dynasty, when Chinese astronomer Guo Shoujing conducted a survey. Then in 1935, China declared sovereignty over 132 islands, reefs and shoals in the South China Sea, with the Scarborough Shoal -- or Huangyan -- included as a part of the Zhongsha Islands, according to Xinhua.
However, Forones is in little doubt who the lagoon, which lies within what the Philippines declares as its Exclusive Economic Zone, belongs to.
"Of course it is ours. We own Scarborough," he insists. "But China is trying to get it from us. Our government should fix that. We should seek help from the United States if the Philippine government cannot handle it alone."
Nowhere else to go
Forones and his wife plan to stay in Masinloc, for now. He will try to start diving for shellfish. By selling clams, mussels and oysters, they can make around $5 a day. Enough to buy rice and other basic food to feed the family. "There is no other place where we can go. I will stay here, get shells from nearby and help my husband to make living," Forones' wife, Gemma, says.


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