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WEDNESDAY, January 16, 1861.The House met at 9 o'clock-Mr. Branham in the chair.
Mr. WOODHULL submitted a resolution inviting the Senate to participate with the House of Representatives in raising the National Flag on the dome of the Capitol next Friday, at 2 1/2 o'clock.
Mr. HEFFREN. It was still uncertain whether we would be ready at the hour designated.
Mr. WOODHULL withdrew the proposition.
Mr. BUNDY submitted an order, which was adopted, inviting the Senate to meet the House in joint convention this day at 2 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of electing a United States Senator.
Mr. DOBBINS submitted a resolution instructing the Auditor of State to report to the House a statement showing as early as possible the amount, if any, of the Three per cent. Fund due the State of Indiana from the General Government; also the amount distributed to the various counties in this State.
Mr. DOBBINS. In the county of Martin there are some $400 or $500 of this fund, belonging to our citizens, and if the General Government owes the State any of this fund, he suggested that it would be proper to collect it while we may.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. CRAIN submitted a resolution, which was adopted, tendering the thanks of the. House of Representatives to the Hon. Judge Perkins for his attentions in the qualification of the Governor and Lieut. Governor last Monday.
Mr. HEFFREN moved to reconsider the vote of yesterday adopting the order for the appointment of the joint Committee on Apportionment.
The SPEAKER. It is a concurrent resolution, and has gone to the Senate.
Mr. HEFFREN then moved that the Clerk be directed to ask for its return to this House, and the order was made by consent.
The SPEAKER now announced the order of business of the House.
The Committee on the Capitol Flag was announced, namely: Messrs. Heffren, Bryant and Veatch.
Mr. FRASIER submitted a resolution, which was adopted, requesting the Treasurer to make a report to this House at as early a day as practicable of the amount of all sums of money paid out of funds belonging to the State not appropriated by law, specifically stating to whom such payments have been made, and by what authority.
Mr. McLEAN made an ineffectual motion to suspend the order of business, so as to enable him to move to take up the consideration of bills on the second reading.
page: 55[View Page 55]E. PLURIBUS UNUM.
Mr. ORR submitted a resolution, which was adopted, that the Doorkeeper be directed to procure and fix in the beak of the eagle surmounting the clock behind the Speaker's Chair an appropriate scroll, bearing the National motto-"E. Pluribus Unum."
Mr. HAWORTH submitted a resolution, which was adopted, directing the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the constitutionality of enacting a law, providing that residents on the location of turnpike and plank roads may levy a tax on real estate for the purpose of constructing said roads.
Mr. WOODS submitted an order that John A. Henricks and A. Hurd be added to the committee to investigate the affairs of the Northern State Prison.
Mr. JENKINSON hoped that would not be done.
Mr. HEFFREN. The Speaker had declared his purpose to appoint a perfectly disinterested committee-had evidently desired to avoid the charge of appointing a whitewashing committee. The committee was large enough, and the State would have to pay enough for it. He remembered the $20,000 cost of the Bank Frauds Committee.
Mr. PARRETT did not want to see the committee enlarged. Coming from the north part of the State, he thought it preferable to have just such a committee as had been selected from the South part of the State.
On motion by Mr. ORR, the order was laid on the table.
Mr. WARRUM submitted a resolution, which was adopted, requesting the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the expediency of requiring all civil cases of appeal from justices to be decided on the papers and evidence reduced to writing before the justice.
Mr. RANDALL submitted a resolution for a select committee of seven to inquire in to the prices paid to the State Printer, &c., and report on the same.
Mr. FISHER suggested that it go to the Committee on Printing.
The SPEAKER. There is none.
Mr. RANDALL. The object is to give the matter to a committee of practical printers.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. PROSSER submitted an order, which was adopted, that the Doorkeeper be instructed to procure scales and a list of prices of postage for use in the stationery room.
Mr. COOPRIDER submitted a resolution, which was adopted, directing the Committee on Education to inquire whether there is any law authorizing the loaning or distributing school money arising from estates without heirs.
Mr. DOBBINS submitted a resolution, instructing the Committee on Right and Privilege to inquire into the expediency of so amending the law in reference to stock killed by cars or locomotives of railroads, as to compel the owners of railroads under proper penalties to deposit bonds or securities not more than $50,000, nor less than $10,000, with the auditor of the county in which their principal office is established.
2. That in case of any railroad failing to fence their roads according to law, or to pay a just valuation for stock killed by them, the owners of stock so killed shall have a lien upon such securities for damages ; and in case of failure to realize damages by execution and sale of other railroad property, then they have recourse on said bonds.
3. The Ohio and Mississippi railroad having no principal office in the State, that they be compelled to deposit securities with the auditor of Knox county.
Mr. DOBBINS considered it was high time the Representatives of the people began to legislate for the benefit of the people of the State. We had been legislating for the benefit of these corporations for a number of years. The people of the County of Martin were imposed upon by the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad in the destruction of their property along the line of that road, nearly every clay; and when the bill for damages is presented, they say they are too poor to pay. When they are asked to fence their road, they are still too poor. But recently, when the Prince of Wales passed over the State, the President, of the road, at Cincinnati, was not too poor to fit up a car in a style of regal magnificence to transport the future King of England from St. Louis. About the same time the Road Agent answered a claim of damages for killing a poor widow's cow, that the Company was too poor. He appreciated the general value of railroads to the country, but still the rights of private property should be respected.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. NEBEKER made an ineffectual effort to reconsider the order for Cushing's Manual, and make it Jefferson's because, he said a sufficent number of Cushing's could not be supplied from the Library.
Mr. WHITE submitted an order which was adopted that no committee of the House should employ a clerk at the expense of the State without being previously authorized.
Mr. BOBBINS submitted an order, that the Doorkeeper, mark the enveloped newspapers order for the use of members so as to distinguish their political character.
Mr. PROSSER proposed that the Free Press newspaper, instead of being marked with the letter F, should be marked with the " let-her-rip."
Mr. CAMERON looked upon the order as entirely unnecessary. He believed the publishers had some understanding about wrapping, so as to be distinguished. At any rate, at present, the JOURNAL was larger than the Sentinel, page: 56[View Page 56] and that would do, unless the Sentinel should enlarge. He moved to lay the resolution on the table.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. BUNDY submitted a resolution which was adopted that the Committee on the Judiciary inquire into the expediency of so amending the law regulating the jurisdiction of courts as that the court of common pleas shall have jurisdiction of all crimes and misdemeanors, except such as belong to the jurisdiction of justices of the peace.
Mr. OWENS submitted a resolution directing the Committee on County and Township Business to inquire into the ezpediency of changing the laws so as to require the jails to be ke kept by coroners instead of sheriffs.
Mr. McCLURG submitted an order which was adopted, requiring the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the expediency and constitutionality of granting to the county commissioners power to levy taxes for local improvements.
Mr. WOODS, submitted a resolutioon which was adopted directing the Committee on Education to inquire into the expediency of increasing the levy so as to insure a school for at least six months of each year.
Mr. WARRUM submitted an order, which was adopted, that the Committee on Roads inquire into the propriety of making it the duty of supervisors to clear out obstructions in rivers and water-courses in their districts.
Mr. VEATCH submitted an order, which was adopted, directing the Committee on Roads to inquire into the expediency of so amending the road law as that no person shall be required to work on the road more than two days in each year; and providing for keeping up the highways by a tax on all the property in the township.
Mr. WOODRUFF submitted a resolution, which was adopted, that the Committee on Roads inquire into the expediency of so amending the law for the election of supervisors as to require them to execute a bond for the faithful performance of their duties.
Mr. TURNER submitted an order for the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the expediency of so amending the Practice Act that bills of exception shall not pe signed in vacation , and so modifyinff the privilege that the opposite party shall have notice of the time and place of tendering such bill to the judge.
Mr. HEFFREN submitted an order which was adopted, that the Stationery Committee furnish the Doorkeeper with three dollars worth of stamps.
Mr. POLK submitted a resolution that the Committee on Federal Relations, inquire and report at an early day on the expediency and propriety of the State of Indiana recommending a convention of the Border States, free and slave States, to meet at Louisville not later than the 22d day of February, and of sending delegates thereto to consider the State of the Union, who shall report to this body before its adjournment.
Mr. MOODY submitted a resolution, directing the Committee on Military Affairs to port a bill providing for the immediate enrolment of the Militia of this State.
Mr. HEFFREN. Put it in the form of an inquiry.
Mr. MOODY said there had been no adequate enrolment of the Militia of the State for the last thirty years; and consequently had not received our quota of arms from the General Government. We were now without public arms-had no provision for defence-and in the present aspect of affairs it was expedient that we should be in readiness to draw such arms from the United States as we are entitled to. He thought the case needed no inquiry. It was well known that there was no adequate law of enrolment. There was a sort of a Militia Law passed a few years ago; but it has been disregarded, because there was nothing in it-no pay-no penalty-no adequate sanction.
Mr. HEFFREN. If the gentleman desired the Militia law to be perfected, why did he not do it himself, instead of creating a committee He should not shirk the labor and responsibility of a bill, by compelling a committee to report one.
Mr. STOTSENBERG proposed to amend by inserting appropriately the words, "enquire into the propriety or expediency of."
The amendment was agreed to, and so the resolution was adopted.
Mr. SMITH, of Bartholomew, submitted a resolution, which was rejected, declaring the opinion that there had been more resolutions offered to inquire into the expediency of reporting bills, than there was likely to be bills reported during the session.
By Mr. WILLIAMS. [45] To regulate Insusurance Companies not incorporated by the State of Indiana:
By Mr. GROVER, [46] To regalize the acts and proceedings of certain special terms of the Circuit Court:
By Mr. COLLINS, of Adams. [47] To amend the 29th section of the act for the election of supervisors of highways, and prescribing certain duties of township officers ; approved March 5, 1856:
By Mr. BLACK. [48] Supplemental to the act regarding estrays and articles adrift; approved June 16, 1852:
By Mr. ATKINSON. [49] To prevent hogs from running at large without a ring in the nose:
By Mr. CAMERON. [50] To repeal the act to provide for the return of juries in the Common Pleas Court on the third day of the term; approved March 5, 1859:
By Mr. JONES, of Vermillion. [51] To fix page: 57[View Page 57] the time of holding the Circuit Court in the 8th Judicial Circuit, and to repeal all laws in conflict therewith:
By Mr. COLLINS, of Huntington. [52] To authorize justices of the peace to administer any oath required by law :
By Mr. GRESHAM. [53] To amend the 6th section of the Practice Act of June 18th, 1852:
By Mr. ORR. [54] To repeal the sections 113, 117 of the act to provide for a general system of Common Schools, &c., approved March 1, 1855:
By Mr. FERGUSON. [55] To provide for fencing at ferry crossings of county and township roads:
By Mr. HEFFREN. [56] To repeal the act prescribing the duties and fixing the compensation of Agent of State:
Which were severally passed to the second reading to-morrow.
On motion by Mr. HOLCOMB, his bill [12] To amend the third section of the act entitled an act to amend the third section of the act to establish the Court of Common Pleas, &c., was taken up, passed the second reading, and referred to a Select Committee, namely : Messrs. Holcomb, Edson, Hopkins and Fisher.
Mr. NEBEKER submitted a resolution (the Senate concurring) that the General Assembly now proceed to the election of United States Senator by concurrent vote.
Mr. FISHER. The hour for the election heretofore appointed having passed, he proposed to make it 3 o'clock.
It was agreed to and so adopted.
A message from the Senate now announced that that body had adopted a joint resolution for the election of United States Senator this day by separate action of the two Houses-the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House to certify the same.
On motion bs Mr. HEFFREN the joint resolutions communicated from the Senate were taken up.
Br. BINGHAM moved that the House concur.
The SPEAKER ordered the yeas and nays, and they were taken.
Mr. BINGHAM, perceiving that some gentlemen present did not vote, called the attention of the House to the rule requiring all to vote.
Mr. HEFFREN, and Mr. SMITH of Bartholomew, each stated that they had refused to vote, not factiously, but because they could not think that the election of United States Senator, under such a regulation, could be constitutionally made, &c.
The result of the vote was-yeas 82, nays 9:
So the Senate joint resolution was concurred in.
A message from the Senate now announced on the part of that body the election of His Excellency, the honorable Henry S. Lane, to the office of Senator of the United States for the State ot Indiana-to serve from the 4th of March, 1861, to the 4th of March, 1867.
The SPEAKER announced the order of the election of U. S. Senator under the joint resolution just adopted.
Mr. BUNDY, For that office I nominate the Hon. Henry S. Lane.
Mr. STOTSENBURG. I nominate Joseph A. Wright.
The vote being ordered and taken-
The SPEAKER announced the whole number of votes cast, 97; necessary to a choice, 49. Of the whole number. Henry S. Lane received 61, which being a majority of all the votes cast, he is hereby declared on the part of the House of Representatives, duly elected Senator to represent the State of Indiana in the Senate of the United States, for the term of six years from and after the 4th day of March, 1861.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication from His Excellency, Governor Lane, resigning the office of Governor of the State of Indiana, returning thanks to the people for electing him to that high official position, and alleging that nothing but a high sense of public duty had induced him to tender this resignation, which he asked to be placed on the Journal of the House of Representatives.
Mr. CAMERON submitted an order to inform the Senate of the election just taken on the part of the House which was concurred in.
Mr. BUNDY submitted a resolution, which was adopted, inviting the Senate to joint convention in this Hall, instanter. to witness the formal investment of the Hon. Oliver P. Morton with the office of Governor of the State of Indiana, devolved upon him by the resignation of Governor Lane.
The Senate responded promptly; and order having obtained in the joint convention-
The Presiding Officer of the Senate said : By the resignation of the late Governor Lane, on account of his election to the office of United States Senator for the State of Indiana, the office of Governor has become vacant. By virtue of the Constitution, the Hon. Oliver P. Morton becomes now Governor of the State. If Mr. Morton is present, he will step forward, and the oath of his office will be administered to him.
The oath was administered by Judge Perkins.
His Excellency, Governor Morton, then returned his thanks to Senators for the kindness ind indulgence received at their hands in the brief term of his official intercourse with them. In the new position to which he had been called,he trusted that their social and official relations would be equally satisfactory and pleasant.
page: 58[View Page 58]It could haldly be expected of him to deliver an inaugural address. He could only pledge himself to a faithful and economical administration. The financial affairs of the State were in great confusion and embarrassment. It would be one of the first duties of the General Assembly to investigate them. The people had been promised reform. That promise would, and must be, redeemed. The times in which we were called to act, were full of solemn portent, counselling discretion and firmness. He would co-operate heartily with the Legislature in all measures having in view the well-being of the community and the preservation of the Union of these States.
The Governor having retired from the forum-
The PRESIDENT of the Senate prorogued the joint session, and Senators returned to their Chamber.
By Mr. WELLS : [57] To amend sections 2, 3, 5 and 6, of the act to provide for the re-location of county boundaries, &c., approved March 2, 1855.
By Mr. CAMERON: [58] To repeal the act to amend section 42 of the act to establish the Court of Common Pleas, &c.. approved May 14, 1852, so as to regulate the docketing and dispasal of business thereof-approved March 5, 1859:
Which were severally passed to the second reading.
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This was a game in which Wymondham dominated their opposition but one that they could, in truth, have played much, much better. Notwithstanding the score-line, Wymondham needed to show more controlled aggression and a determination to win. These qualities will be sorely needed next week when the team face Holt at home. Rugby is a team game more than anything else and it takes more than one player alone to win matches. The numerous tries that were scored therefore reflect the effort of those who set up the opportunities as much as the individual who placed the ball past the try line. A total of 12 tries were scored, eight of which were converted.
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The busiest tour season of the year is underway once again, and peta2′s summer crew has been firing on all cylinders, talking to tens of thousands of people at Warped Tour shows across the country.
As you know, this summer's focus is on the "Animals Don't Smoke" campaign, and show attendees can use their phones to text a message directly to the Food and Drug Administration (how cool is that?!) telling the agency to ban cigarette tests on animals. Already this summer, more than 25,000 Warped attendees have sent messages and received a free peta2 button, a pair of sunglasses, or a limited-edition tote bag as a result.
Of course, things are just getting started. Currently in Texas, the tour still has the entire Midwest, East Coast, Pacific Northwest, and Canada to go, so when it rolls into your town, be sure to say "Hi" to our hardworking road team!
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Bonnet House Museum & Gardens Calendar of Events in Ft. Lauderdale
Click here to download our 2013/2014 Activities Calendar
New Specialty Tours Added
Behind the Scenes & Orchid Greenhouse Tours
Behind the Scenes Tours
Offered the second and fourth Wednesday of each month from 2pm – 3pm
$20 per person (Does not include main house tour)
Visitors will participate in a VIP experience at Bonnet House Museum & Gardens. Take a sneak peek inside normally-closed areas of Evelyn and Frederic Bartlett's private living quarters. Tours are led by our seasoned Bonnet House docents and will be offered for only $20 per person. Visitors will enjoy rooms not seen on our other tours. This tour is offered in groups of 10 to allow for questions and discussion. Limited reservations available, pre-registration required.
Please note, the ability to climb stairs is necessary to fully participate in the tour.
A video presentation at ground level will accommodate those guests unable to climb stairs.
Click here to pre-register for Behind the Scenes Tours or call (954) 703-2606.
Orchid Greenhouse Tours
Offered the second Tuesday of each month from 11am – 12pm
$20 per person
Our greenhouses and display house hold approximately 1,200 plants in various stages of development. Our Bonnet House Orchid Curator will show you around our greenhouses and discuss how our orchids are bred and cultivated (including our impressive seedling program). A treat for orchid enthusiasts and novices! Orchid seedlings will be available for purchase. This tour is offered in groups of 15 to allow for questions and discussion. Limited reservations available, pre-registration is required.
Click here to pre-register for Orchid Greenhouse Tours or call (954) 703-2606.
Movie Night sponsored by Whole Foods Market
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Bring your blanket and picnic basket for a lovely evening on the lawn
Enjoy "Elf" with Will Ferrell
6:00pm Gates Open – 7:00pm Movie Begins
$12 Adults, $7 Children 12 and under
Includes two drink tickets for adults and free popcorn for all.
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Orchid Classes
Orchid Classes with Orchid Curators Tom Wells and Sandi Jones September – February!
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Birding Classes
Birding Classes with birder extraordinaire Paddy Cunningham begin in November!
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Art Classes & Workshops
Watercolor, Acrylic, Zentangle and Calligraphy Workshops begin in January!
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Music Series
Concerts Under the Stars
Enjoy live performances on the beautiful Bonnet House Veranda
with complimentary wine, dessert and coffee.
These magical evenings take place once a month on Thursday evenings January through April.
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Impressions: A Juried Art Exhibit
Annual Juried Art Exhibit with Lavish Opening Reception
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Exhibition runs through May 4
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Impressions is an annual juried art competition with a lavish opening reception that includes fine food, fine wines and fine friends amid the Old Florida Charm of Bonnet House.
Bonnet House Alliance Events
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Temporary Exhibits
South Florida: New Perspectives
An exhibition of works by our very own Bonnet House Fine Artists
in the Carl Weinhardt Gallery at Bonnet House.
Opening Reception: Thursday, January 16, 2014 at 6pm
Exhibition runs through March 2, 2014
Bonnet House Fine Artist Members click here.
Welcome Center Rotating Exhibits
Ongoing exhibition featuring a variety of works from our Bonnet House Fine Artists available for purchase.
Special Programs
Girl Scouts Workshops
Bonnet House is offering five art workshops on Saturday, November 9, 2013 & April 5, 2014.
Each workshop will complete the requirements for the activity, and will include all art supplies as well as a tour of the historic house and art collections. There is ample free parking.
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Lecture Series
Monday, January 13, 6pm
Fabulous Fort Lauderdale in the Fabulous 1950s
with Dane Jensen
Monday, February 10, 10am
Transformations of Bonnet House
with Curator Stephen Draft
Monday, March 10, 6pm
Orchids in the Spring
with Orchid Breeder Tony Millet
Lectures take place Mondays on the veranda lawn
Free for members / $5 non-members
Call (954) 703-2606 for more information and to register
Orchid, Garden & Gourmet Food Festival
Featuring the 8th Annual Orchid and Exotic Plant Sale
Saturday and Sunday, December 6 & 7, 2014
9:00am – 4:00pm
Orchids, Exotics, Fruit Trees, Butterfly Garden Plants, Gourmet Food Trucks, Libations, Garden Art, Lectures, Orchid Displays, Cooking Demos, Silent Auction, Live Music, Art Exhibit, Farmer's Market and Much More!
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This article lists the prerequisites for installing the Cisco Unified Application Environment when you want to prepare your the lab on a personal computer which runs on Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Windows 2003.
For complete instructions on the production environment visit the CUAE Install & Upgrade Guides
Hardware Prerequisites #
- A machine hosting both the Cisco Unified Application Server and Cisco Unified Media Engine have at least 1.5 GB of RAM.
- An Intel processor is required to run the Cisco Unified Media Engine properly.
Laptops and AMD Processors #
The Cisco Unified Media Engine is not supported on AMD processors. Some laptops with Intel processors are not compatible with the Cisco Unified Media Engine due to incompatible APIC timer hardware. More information ...
Software Prerequisites #
The only tested operating systems for the 2.5.x SDK version of the Cisco Unified Application Environment are Windows 2003 Standard Edition SP1 and Windows XP Professional SP2.
Please note Microsoft Windows Vista is not supported at this time.
8.0.1 SDK version of Cisco Unified Application Environment is tested on Windows 2003 SP2 and VMware ESXi 4.0
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1. [FIRA] FIRA Robot World Congress and RoboWorld Cup 2010 India
15th FIRA RoboWorld Cup 2010 India is scheduled from 15th to 19th September in Bangalore, India is coming up.
FIRA RobotWorld Congress and FIRA RoboWorld Cup are planned as per the schedule below.
FIRA RoboWorld Congress 2010
Date: 15th -19th September 2010
FIRA RoboWorld Congress 2010 consists of the following conferences
7-th International Conference on Computational Intelligence, Robotics and Autonomous Systems (CIRAS)
2-nd International Conference on Advanced Humanoid Robotics Research (ICAHRR)
2-nd International Conference on Entertainment Robotics (ICER)
2-nd International Robotics Education Forum (IREF)
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30 April 2010: Invited Session Proposal Submission
30 April 2010: Conference / Invited Paper Submission
15 May 2010: Notification of Acceptance
15 June 2010: Final Manuscript Submission and Early Registration
15 May 2010: Invited Session Proposal Submission
15 May 2010: Conference / Invited Paper Submission
31 May 2010: Notification of Acceptance
15 June 2010: Final Manuscript Submission and Early Registration
FIRA RoboWorld Cup 2010
Date: 15th -19th September 2010
MiroSot / NaroSot /RoboSot / SimuroSot / HuroCup / AMiRESot (formally known as KepehraSot),
For more information please visit official website FIRA2010 (www.fira.in)
2. [Notice] New website for FIRA and rules updates for FIRA 2010
The new website for FIRA will be open on the 6th May 2010. It may take some time to upload all the information of past FIRA at once.
However, we will update more information as we go along. So look forward to it! Updated rules will be on the website as we open the new site.
3. [Announcement] Host City for FIRA 2011
At the Annual FIRA Executive Committee Meeting on 19th August 2009, the members have decided Dubai, UAE as the host city for FIRA RobotWorld Congress and RoboWorld Cup for 2011.
Also, deadline for the submission of proposal to host FIRA 2012 will be closed 30th May 2010. If you wish to host FIRA event in 2012, please do contract FIRA HQ. email@example.com
4. [Result] IRO 2009 Korea
The 11th International Robot Olympiad 2009 Korea was successfully held at DCC, Daejeon, Korea from 17th to 20th December 2009.
There were 600 participants and observers from 14 countries took a part at the event.
We would like to thank all the participants, parents, teachers and the volunteers for brining successful IRO event.
For results and the photos please visit official website for IRO 2009 at IRO 2009 (www.iroc.org)
5. [Announcement] Host City for IRO 2010
At the committee meeting in Korea, Gold Coast, Australia has been selected as next IRO host city for 2010.
IRO 2010 will be held from 15th to 18th December 2010. The venue will be notified soon.
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Tag Archives: Gears of War: Judgement
Thu, Dec 13, 2012 | 09:27 GMT
Gears of War: Judgement videos, screenshots and artwork revealed
Four videos for Gears of War: Judgement have been revealed by Microsoft today, showing parts of the single player campaign as well as multiplayer.
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Thu, Jun 28, 2012 | 08:20 BST
No Kinect support in Gears of War: Judgment according to series creator
Gears of War creator Cliff Bleszinski has confessed that he is a fan of Microsoft's Kinect, but states that the series' next installment will not feature any support for the device.
Wed, Jun 27, 2012 | 10:34 BST
ShopTo "estimates" Gears of War: Judgement for February 8 release
Epic has yet to provide a definitive date for Gears of War: Judgement other than early 2013, but it looks as though ShopTo feels it will release on February 8. In the UK at least. The retailer has told CVG the date is an "estimate," so don't get too excited. Thanks, MyXboxLive. A screenshot is posted below just in case it gets pulled.
Thu, Jun 21, 2012 | 01:56 BST
Gears of War: Judgement difficult enough to "make you sweat"
Cliff Bleszinski thinks games have become too easy and wants Gears of War: Judgement to buck the trend.
Tue, Jun 12, 2012 | 06:18 BST
Gears of War: Judgement character choice a "no brainer"
Baird's popularity and unexplored fiction made him the only choice for protagonist in Gears of War: Judgement, according to franchise creator Cliff Bleszinski,.
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Gears of War: Judgement's timeframe chosen for chainsaws
When Epic sat down to conceptualise a prequel to the Gears of War series, it had a couple of important factors to consider. Most importantly: chainsaws.
Mon, Jun 04, 2012 | 20:37 BST
Gears of War Judgement coming 2013
Gears of War Judgement will release in 2013, Microsoft officially announced during its E3 press conference.
Sun, Jun 03, 2012 | 18:37 BST
Gears of War: Judgement to feature class-based gameplay, new multiplayer mode
More details from Gears of War: Judgement have emerged from the latest Game Informer, including details of class-based gameplay in multiplayer for the first time in the series.


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Central Gracia is an apartment located in one of the most authentic and welcoming areas of Barcelona: the Gracià district. Most of its streets are pedestrian, the buildings are low sized and there are many cosy squares where people meet to chat or have a drink. The apartment's decoration is homey and simple. There is a double room and a single room, both of them have lots of natural light. There are ceramic tile floors and wooden floors. The kitchen gives to a lovely terrace where you can eat, have nice conversations, or just relax. It has all the necessary furniture and equipment to make you enjoy your days in Barcelona.Prijzen en andere voorwaarden van het appartement Central Gracia
Minimum verblijf: 4 nachtenPrijzen (BTW inbegrepen) vanaf:Prijs per nacht:130 €Prijs per week:883 €Prijs 1 maand:3.450 €Prijs 2-6 maanden3.450 €/maandSupplement per extra persoon vanaf 3: 10 €/dagSupplement voor verblijven korter dan 30 dagen:Andere kostenCheck-in / Check-out:15 € / 10 €Check-in op zondag:30 €Check-in after 20h:30 €
Waarborg: 200 €
Andere voorwaardenDe prijs omvat het honorarium, lakens en handdoeken, wekelijkse schoonmaakbeurt, het wassen van de lakens in het appartement, internet, water- en energieverbruik (tot een maximum van 150€/maand voor verblijven van meer dan 30 nachten). Het saldo van uw reservatie dient betaald te worden bij aankomst, contant of met kredietkaart. De waarborg moet u met een kredietkaart betalen.Toeristenbelasting (0.72€/persoon/nacht) niet inbegrepen -
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Surrounding of apartment Central Gracia in Gracia neighborhoodGràcia neighborhood is a bohemian area full or artists, cultural diversity and entertainment. Nevertheless its architecture has remained traditional. Here you will find VO cinemas, bars, cafes and terraces. It is also a quiet and safe place where you can enjoy nice walks or read in one of its many squares. It is located just under the Park Güell and above Passeig de Gràcia. Line 3 underground station "Fontana" is one minute away. There are also many buses and taxis, and a 5 minute walk to Diagonal.Type serviceName & AddressBeschrijvingRating
Gourmet shop
Gourmet shop
Selling and tasting of top quality wines, olive oils and cheeses. In the back shop: home-made dishes.Restaurant
Fresh Catalan cuisine in a pleasant atmosphere at reasonable prices (30-40€)Health services
Health services
Professional odontologic service, always using the latest technical improvements, specialised in implantology. Relaxed atmosphere.Bar
A bar with history that is great to have a cheap coffee or beer, or to relax playing pool or table football.Hairdresser´s shop
Hairdresser´s shop
A modern hairdresser´s where besides getting a new haircut you can enjoy cocktails and good music on nights of full moon.Nightclub
One of the hottest spots in Barcelona´s nightlife. Razzmatazz offers three concert rooms and two discos.Restaurant
Excellent Japanese restaurant in the heart of Gracia. The lunch menus offer great value for money.fitness
This gym has the latest in fitness technology and the spa the hottest in relaxation, surrounded by gardens and swimming pools.Spa
Hot, cold and cool water baths, massages, aromatherapy and many other ancient techniques, from the traditional Arab baths.Gifts
Inspired by nature and passionate about design, Vivi and Norberto have opened a Natural-and-Design-objects Store in Gracia.Music Store
Good venue to go out at night, well located and all ages target.
Bakery and products made with ecological ingredientsOriginal version movie theatres
Original version movie theatres
Verdi cinema is located in the heard of Gracia. They offer a great selection of films and documentaries from around the world.
Not the right cinema if you like American blockbusters, but you will always discover little productions with great histories.
All movies are in VOSE with Spanish subtitles, also good timetable and prize.
Verdi Park is Verdi's little brother and it's just located one street from each other, it's easy to mistake.
Ice-cream parlour
Ice-cream parlour
What makes this ice cream parlour so special and different from others? the wide range of flavours, which are made 100%with natural ingredients, without chemicals or additives.Restaurant
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Annual event brings many together to honor Jennifer Zambrana while raising awareness for stomach cancer
MARLBORO TOWNSHIP, N.J., Oct. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- For the third year in a row, event co-chairs Nicole Woodward and Keri Lippman are organizing a 5K run/walk on Sunday, October 20, at Marlboro High School. The event will honor Nicole's childhood friend, Jennifer Zambrana, who passed away from stomach cancer when she was only 28 years old and will benefit Debbie's Dream Foundation: Curing Stomach Cancer.
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Nicole and Keri hope this event makes a difference for other stomach cancer patients in Jennifer's memory, while raising awareness and money for Debbie's Dream Foundation: Curing Stomach Cancer. Debra Zelman founded the organization in 2009 after being diagnosed with stage IV stomach cancer. Debbie's Dream Foundation seeks as its ultimate goal to make the cure for stomach cancer a reality. Donations can be made at any time through Nicole or on the Debbie's Dream Foundation website.
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D-backs GM: Never came close to trading Justin Upton
A 25-year-old who was just a year removed from being in the MVP conversation, Upton was coming off a down year in which he hit .280 with just 17 home runs and 67 RBI.
His name in trade talks for the third consecutive year, it was thought the Diamondbacks were finally ready to trade the former number one pick.
That may have been the case, but contrary to reports, the D-backs were never close to dealing the player.
"We never came close at all, no closer than the last two years when we went to the winter meetings," Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Wednesday. "We value this kid very highly -- for obvious reasons -- and you know, we said the only way that we would talk about moving Justin is if we got a package back that made us a better ball club in 2013 and beyond, and that didn't happen.
"We're happy to have him here and we think we're a better ball club with him."
Towers said the team is in "a great position" because they were able to address needs without parting with Upton, and while they'll still listen to offers for him -- or any other player, for that matter -- but he's comfortable with the roster that has been assembled.
Listen: Kevin Towers Doug & Wolf talk to the D-backs GM about the future of Justin Upton and how he feels they fared in the Trevor Bauer trade!
"I like where we're at."
But while Towers may like where the D-backs are at, it's worth wondering if Upton, after hearing his name talked about and his future discussed ad nauseam over the last few years, feels the same way about his situation.
After all, it can't be easy wondering if you're just moments away from being traded.
"It's part of the business; I think Justin gets that," Towers said. "For some guys, they're motivated by it. There's certain players that like to see their name out there, it means they're coveted, they're wanted, they're valued, and I think that's the case with Justin.
"I think we probably value him more than the rest of the industry, that's why he's still here."
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- Report: Daniel Hudson signs minor league deal with Arizona Diamodnbacks
- Kurkjian: Trumbo �absolutely' worth a shot for D-backs
- D-backs select pitchers Marcos Mateo, Michael Lee and Hector Hernandez in Rule 5 Draft
- The Pulse: D-backs fans like the Trumbo trade
- Tim Kurkjian, ESPN MLB analyst - Thursday December 12Did the D-backs pick up a true power hitter?
- Mark Trumbo, Diamondbacks Outfielder - Wednesday December 11Mark Trumbo joins the show to discuss being traded to the Diamondbacks.
- Kevin Towers, D-backs GM - Wednesday December 11Why did the D-backs add Mark Trumbo and will they make more moves?
- Keith Law, ESPN MLB Insider - Wednesday December 11Law explains why the D-backs trade for Mark Trumbo will not work.
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It has been some time since I first remember trying to sign The Guardian to the YOC media network, sometime in 2009. From memory at the time, 4th Screen were selling around 1 million page views per month. I have posted below the latest figures from their site**, that figure now stands at 6.2 million and generates more unique browsers and monthly page views than their iOS, Android and iOS tablet apps combined. These figures are somewhat surprising but not because their mobile internet has the biggest pull, rather that their mobile traffic has only 6 fold in 4 or so years and all their mobile channels are not generating significant page impressions.
I have always been an advocate for mobile internet and I do get and understand that having an app strategy for print and digital publishers makes perfect sense. After all, I have personally been involved in building so many for clients as such, why wouldn't I think this. My bigger question is why is their mobile internet site and apps not generating higher levels of uniques or monthly page impressions? We know they have an award winning app and their paid for model seemed to work and made them a small profit after development costs.
But… why is their mobile internet site generating far less monthly page impressions in ratio to their applications? And… are their applications generating enough impressions in ratio to the unique users?
Mobile Internet
Generating 6.2 million page impressions from 2.5 million unique browsers can be averaged out that for every one customer visiting the site once a month is only generating 2.5 page impressions per visit. I am guessing that their customers are visiting more than once a month which would mean they are generating even less impressions per visit (just divide the impression number by the number of visits). As you can see from these states it becomes somewhat disappointing and raises some concern. Maybe I am interpreting unique browsers wrongly as unique users, but it sounds like the same thing to me.
The iphone app is a little better…
Again applying the same principle generating 1 million page impressions from 34,000 uniques can be averaged out that for every 1 customer using the app once a month is generating about 30 impressions per visit. Like their mobile internet users the reality is they are visiting more than once a month and therefore the impressions they generate per visit are even less.
Lets look at the rest, again applying the same methodology…
iPad app
45,113 monthly uniques generating 3.45 million page impressions equates to 1 customer visiting once a month generating 75 page impressions per visit.
Android app
11,000 monthly uniques are generating 1.2 million page impressions equates to 1 customer visiting once a month generating 110 page impressions per visit.
What does this all mean?
In summary, it shows that their Android app is generating a much richer experience than their other channels. Or maybe Android users are just more engaged than iOS users. We have to be careful here as their mobile internet site will have traffic from all devices but overall the statistics suggest that most of their mobile site users are less engaged than their app users.
In my experience, working with print and digital publishers it is typical for a user to generate up to 10 impressions per visit but at an absolute minimum of visiting the site or apps 2 to 3 times a week. This would mean you would have to divide those impressions (generated by the users) by approximately 12. In doing that, the numbers would suggest that only their Android app and iPad app are delivering a rich experience where the user is most engaged generating 9 to 6 impressions per visit respectively. The others fall well short of this and their mobile internet site alarmingly so.
A dedicated mobile site giving users access to guardiannews.comcontent any time and from any device. It is optimised for mobile screen sizes and connection speeds.
2.5 million monthly unique browsers
6.2 million monthly page views
m.guardian is showing incredible growth and almost doubled its traffic over the course of 2011 – growth that is outstripping total growth of the mobile internet market (+25% yr on yr).
Users are accessing a broad range of content through m.guardian with the top five most visited sections being world news, football, sport, technology and Comment is free. Comment is free alone delivers over 250,000 page views per month – an indication that users are valuable opinion leaders.
iPhone app
An award winning iPhone app featuring video, live blogs and more that is available free to users in the US.
34,000 monthly unique browsers
1 million monthly page views
With steady growth in unique browsers of almost 50% over the last four months, the iPhone app is another strong performer in GNM's mobile portfolio. What's more, the proportion of heavy users is high at just over 50%. That, combined with a strong frequency metric for user behaviour, indicates a very loyal and engaged audience.
In addition to the regular news content, users have a strong preference for football, sport and business content.
iPad app
We launched our critically acclaimed iPad app in October 2011 and since then it has been downloaded more than 500,000 times (globally). With a clean, modern design and easy navigation the Guardian iPad app is immensely readable.
45,113 monthly unique browsers
3.45 million monthly page views
Android App
Free to download and available from the Android market worldwide it contains the latest news, sport, comment, reviews, videos, podcasts and picture galleries from the Guardian website.
11,000 monthly unique browsers
1.2 million monthly page views
The app delivers a globally minded audience of opinion leaders and the most popular sections include football, Comment is free and world news.
Furthermore, over one in three are heavy users and this has steadily increased over the last few months – an indication that user loyalty and engagement is growing.
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My family and I were finally getting into our grey Plymouth Reliant to start out on our family vacation. This was not to be some mamby pamby vacation mind you. We would set out from Westford, MA and not stop driving west until reaching British Columbia. Dad had set aside an entire month and his razors. Family tradition stated that full blown facial hair was required for all outdoor vacations. So with camping geat in the trunk, clothes in the travel case on the roof, and my pillow and blanket in the backseat (yes, I was an only child), we set out before the sun rose.
Our first stop was going to be in the Buffalo area to see, what else, Niagara Falls. I had always wanted to visit since seeing Superman save that stupid little boy. Niagara Falls was not just a destination but a commencement as well. It marked the true beginning of the coolest vacation ever. As we arrived in town my level of excitement increased. I instinctively rolled down my window listening for the smoke that thunders. We turned that last corner to cross the bridge to the Canadian side. And then it hit me. Unfettered, unabashed disappointment.
"Dad, is that it???"
"What do you mean? It's NIAGARA FALLS!!"
I just expected more. My biggest disappointment was in finding out that the American side was smaller, dirtier, and more expensive. I could just feel the Canadians around me beaming with pride and smugly thinking how much better they thought they were because of a dumb waterfall. The vacation went on to be spectacular but it began with hope and expectation that ultimately was not met.
Oh yes, I sense another allegory.
This Bills squad has started this season in impressive fashion. Who had Fitzpatrick leading the offensive poy category after the first two games? But really now, does anyone expect the season to continue like this? All of the hoopla in Buff-town will eventually go away when everyone gets the chance to see who this team really is. High hope and excitement now will only lead to disappointment later.
So good for you Bills! Look at what you've been able to accomplish! Look at your nice new, old uniforms! You guys dress like a real live NFL team!!! Good for you Buffalo fans! It's been a long time since you've been able to be proud of what your team has accomplished!
Now shut up and squeal like a pig, boy.
Ultimately you really can't expect a magical run. Why not just end the hope early so you can settle in for the season? You've had your fun. Now please get out the way. Thank you.
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