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Review of Neurocomputing: Foundations of Research
"Neurocomputing: Foundations of Research (The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1988, 729 pp., $55.00), edited by James A. Anderson and Edward Rosenfeld, is a collection of 43 seminal papers and book sections, each prefaced by several pages of introductory comments.
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AUSTIN (THE TEXAS TRIBUNE) - The debate over what to do with the estimated 12 million people living in the country illegally has dominated the discussion on comprehensive immigration reform. But attorneys say key fixes are needed to the legal immigration system as well.
David Leopold, the general counsel and past president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said Congress needs to address a subpar visa system and the backlog in immigration cases to avoid the same surge in illegal migration that took place after President Ronald Reagan's immigration reform effort almost 30 years ago.
"People talk about the Reagan amnesty of 1986 and how it was a dismal failure because it led to illegal immigration," he said. "What led to the illegal immigration and the problem we find ourselves in now is that they completely failed to account for future flow and future economic needs."
For starters, Leopold said, the country issues 140,000 employment-based visas a year — and each country receives the same number of slots.
"We have the same quota for China as we do for Iceland, and yet there is higher demand from China," he said.
The second problem, Leopold said, is the way those visas are counted. Right now, for example, the spouse and children of a female employment-based immigrant who comes to the U.S. to work as an engineer are also counted toward that 140,000 limit.
"It's very easy to eat up 140,000 employment-based visas when you're not really getting 140,000 employment-based immigrants," he said.
Changing those rules would allow not only more visas for STEM fields — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — but also supply a workforce for the majority of professions that employ unauthorized workers, like the construction, agriculture and hospitality industries.
While a draft copy of the White House's immigration proposal, leaked to USA Today last weekend, offers detailed insight about the president's plan to deal with people currently here illegally, it did not hint at what an overhaul of the current visa system could look like. Leopold said he and his colleagues are confident such a plan will emerge soon.
What the draft does contain, however, is language that would add 140 additional immigration judges to alleviate the backlog in the current system. Data obtained through open records requests filed by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University shows that almost 324,000 immigration cases are currently awaiting a resolution. The caseload in Texas courts is the third-largest in the country, with about 41,760 outstanding.
That translates into an average wait time of 393 days before detainees in Texas immigration courts see a judge, an increase of 24 days from fiscal year 2012. In Houston, El Paso and Dallas immigration courts, however, wait times are significantly higher than the state average. Detainees in Houston and El Paso wait an average of 490 and 472 days, respectively. In Dallas they wait approximately 396 days, according to the TRAC.
Leopold advocates for judges to have the flexibly they had before 1996, when the Clinton administration passed a series of laws affecting illegal immigration. The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 stripped decision-making responsibilities for immigration judges, Leopold said, and added to the list of offenses that made deportations mandatory. The act also created the three- and 10-year bars — the amount of time applicants for legal status must remain outside of the U.S. before they apply for re-entry, depending on how long they were in the country illegally.
"You can have a theft offense that is considered an aggravated felony that may be a misdemeanor in state law," Leopold said. "And that precludes the person from even getting in front of an immigration judge to ask for relief."
While attorneys wait to see what is in store for the current legal immigration system, the border security component of immigration reform is being thoroughly debated. Democrats and Republicans have both called for an increase in border-security expenditures, despite the $18 billion currently spent on the effort annually. The talk that "more must be done" on the border has irked elected officials in those communities, who say the area is more secure than ever. They cite the record dip in the U.S. Border Patrol's apprehensions of would-be illegal crossers as proof that fewer migrants are entering illegally.
The debate has also intensified the lobbying efforts of immigrant rights groups and opponents of the private prison industry.
On Wednesday in Austin, a coalition of 11 faith-based and civil rights groups delivered a letter to Texas' congressional delegation asking for an end to Operation Streamline, an effort born in 2005 near Del Rio that mandates criminal prosecution of most illegal immigrants caught in certain Border Patrol sectors.
Immigration violations are a civil offense, the group argues, and initiatives like Streamline have served to disproportionately swell the ranks of Latinos in the criminal justice system at a high cost to taxpayers. They ask members of Congress and the state's U.S. senators to end the program.
Citing data from TRAC, Amelia Ruiz Fischer, an attorney at the Texas Civil Rights Project, told reporters that 77 percent of the immigrants apprehended under immigration enforcement programs like Operation Streamline or Secure Communities, which uses fingerprint matches to identify deportable aliens, had no previous criminal records.
It also erodes trust in immigrant communities, she said, because residents there are less likely to cooperate with law enforcement agencies out of fear of deportation.
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Rising stars will perform July 19 as part of zoo's summer concert series
They've been billed as "a modern-day version of Tina Turner stroking the microphone in a spangled mini-dress while fronting the RollingStones" — and if that description sounds a bit over the top, well, it's definitely in the right ballpark. Grace Potter and the Nocturnals bring their high-energy rock 'n' roll to Portland Thursday, July 19, as part of the Oregon Zoo's summer concert series presented by RegenceBlueCross BlueShield of Oregon with support from U.S. Bank and your local Toyota dealers.
With fiery, soulful vocals and a blistering, blues-based rock attack, Potter and the Nocturnals have been steadily winning fans since 2002 and now seem poised for breakout success. USA Today recently hailed Potter as "the best female rock singer in the country" and The New York Times pronounced the group's new album, "The Lion the Beast the Beat," their "best by far": "By turns it's eerie, skittish, bruising and panting."
Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys co-wrote three songs for the record, including the first single,"Never Go Back." Other recent collaborations — with artists as diverse as Willie Nelson and the Flaming Lips — have added to the group's buzz. Last year, Potter took a short break from rock 'n' roll to duet with country crooner Kenny Chesney on his platinum-selling song "You and Tequila," which hit No. 3 on Billboard's country charts, crossed over into the mainstream Top 40, and earned a pair of Grammy nominations.
Opening the July 19 zoo concert is Oregon native ZZ Ward. Raised in Roseburg, Ore., Ward blends back-porch blues and hip-hop with a soulful voice and high-energy beats.
Tickets for Grace Potter and the Nocturnals are $22 and can be purchased at the zoo during normal operating hours. Tickets can also be purchased (with service charge) at all Ticketmaster ticket centers, online at Ticketmaster.com and by phone at 800-745-3000. Purchase of a concert ticket allows entry into the zoo after 4 p.m; the concert begins at 7 p.m.
The zoo concert series will be showcasing a variety of world-renowned artists through September — from reggae superstar Ziggy Marley to blues legend Buddy Guy to hometown heroes Pink Martini — before finishing in mid-September with a performance by classic-rock favorites Chicago. Other notables this year include the Head and the Heart, Melissa Etheridge, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Supertramp's Roger Hodgson and Rosanne Cash.
In 1979, the Oregon Zoo became the first in America to host a summer concert series. Now, the series is one of the top outdoor events in the Northwest, and is the region's longest continuously running outdoor series.
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Ghastly Grub At Gibson's Grill
Author: Bookstore Piet // Category: Gibson's Grill, National Theatre, restaurants, richmondLast year the city was abuzz with the impending, and oft delayed, arrival of Gibson's Grill. Attached to The National, Richmond's hot new music venue, it was billed as a showcase of good food for before and after the shows. Speculation and anticipation was rampant as the owners had a reputation that made the hype more than just a bit believable. Initial reports from various sources who attended the soft opening and the early months were mostly positive – both for the service and the food. Sadly, we were not able to partake in all this as M was pregnant with Elias and the collapse of the economy last Fall caused us to become a bit more frugal. Gibson's was still on our hit list to visit and when a friend's band, Three Sheets To The Wind, played The National we decided to take advantage of the evening at give Gibson's a try….
The upstairs is quite nice and inviting. It looks like the place you want to hang out at before a show. Sadly, we were seated downstairs with wobbly tables, lounging staff and a very loud kitchen. When the waitress finally realized she had a table to deal with she came to talk to us. Inquiries about the types of gin were met with a blank look and a very long trip to find out what they had. Turns out pretty basic stuff, nothing interesting or even what is being served at some of the mid-range restaurants in town. Later, as we were leaving and I glanced at the bar stock, I found out she hadn't really even bothered to tell me all of the offerings. Note to waiters – you cannot drive up a check average it you do not even know what you have so you can make suggestions. Note to managers – those expensive bottles you stock will not sell unless you educate and test your wait staff. Had I been able to sample some of the Hendrick's Gin I might have been a little happier.
Appetizers were the next disappointment. The nachos were no better or worse then any casual dining chain, except for the slightly soggy chips from the puddle of liquid on the plate. The salads looked to have been prepped during the afternoon and the dressing came in little plastic cups – how very Applebee's. My order of Panko Fried Scallops were the worst. The first clue was being able to smell them before they even reached the table. The wet-pack scallops made the fried panko soggy and the scallops themselves alternated between raw and cooked to the point of rubber. I haven't had scallops this bad since the 80's at some coastal dive in a 'basket'.
Entrees fared little better. M and a friend both had the Steak Wrap. Mediocre would be kind. The chopped steak tasted as if it had been made in batches once every few days and returned each night to a steam table. Either that or microwaved. L had the French Dip. What came out was enormous, at least five inches tall. That was impressive till you looked at the interior of the two halves of the sandwich and realized it was all bread and a half inch of meat. The only bright spot of the meal was my entree, which was actually off the appetizer menu, Mini Lamb Burgers. The taste was excellent and the yogurt fennel sauce blended well with the lamb. They would have been really memorable if they hadn't been grilled past well done.
For a restaurant that was hyped as a showcase to compliment The National this was truly disappointing. Hopefully visiting acts will seek their food elsewhere. Perhaps the owner's other very good restaurants – Kuba Kuba and Kitchen 64 – and not what seems to be a complete afterthought from them.


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The Luxury Hotel of Barcelona
El Palace Hotel has been totally refurbished and opened again in late 2009 as a renovated grand luxury hotel.
The works have preserved the classic spirit that has always characterized this luxury property, distinguished as a symbol of Barcelona's hotel tradition. Set in the heart of the city center, close to Las Ramblas and in the most prestigious shopping area, it is surrounded by boulevards, boutiques and main attractions.
Fist opened in 1919 with a neo-classical façade and grand public areas , considered Barcelona's most distinguished iconic hotel for over 90 years , the hotel reopened with 125 new luxury rooms , 42 of them being Suites and Junior Suites.
A new room design, a soft interior re-decoration of public areas and lounges and the realignment and optimization of the architectural infrastructure enhance the beauty , majesty and luxury of our Hotel like in the 20's.
The Caelis Restaurant, awarded with a Michelin Star is part of El Palace, with a full offer of top-class cuisine. Clients can also enjoy our 19/NINETEEN Restaurant located at the Hall of the hotel and the emblematic cocktail bar Rien de Rien.
El Palace has launched the Mayan Luxury Spa and Fitness Room, a unique spa with a Temazcal Sauna, exclusive in Europe .
I stayed here last week for a short business trip, only two nights, but it was lovely! It"s in a fabulous location and teh hotel still has the old "Ritz" plaque on the floor by the entrance. The reception is around the corner by the entrance, very discreet, not like otehr hotes when it"s out in the open. The concierge service is great, such is teh breakfast service with free Champagne! I had a Classic Deluxe room which was fairly big with a super king bed and the tv was behind the mirror which is really neat. the bathroom is stunning and you get lovely L"Occitane ameneties and even hand cream which is rare. The corridors are huge and although the hotel was full it seemed so quiet. This is really the only place to stay when in Barcelona, just fantastic.
"Wonderful Indulgence!"
The Palace offers old world charm that is both Grand and Luxurious! We stayed 3 nights and were upgraded to a Junior Suite. The room was beautifully decorated with comfortable beds, even by European standards which are usually hard as a rock. The bathroom was palatial with a wonderful spa tub, rainfall shower, and Bvlgari toiletries. The staff were professional, friendly and prompt. We had excellent WIFI connection throughout our stay. We did not eat at the restaurant, preferring instead to eat at small local cafes to which there are many within walking distance. The Concierge was most helpful with suggestions. The only con would be the fitness room; it is very small and does not offer much. But, with all the walking you do, it doesn"t create much of an issue. We had a wonderful stay!
"Lovely Hotel"
The Palace Hotel is just lovely and beautiful! The staff cannot do enough for you, they were so incredibly nice and helpful! The room was beautiful, comfortable and soundproof, which is especially nice when you are on a different time zones! The bathroom was amazing with the rainhead shower and the heated towel bars! The location is wonderful for walking to all the old city sights of Barcelona! A really wonderful place to stay!
The rooms are soundproof, so I don"t think there is a bad room.
"Perfect Barcelona City Hotel"
This is a very nice Hotel in an excellent location of Barcelona City. It is close to shopping, restaurants, tourist attractions and close by taxi to Barceloneta Beach. As a Leading Hotels of the World Member we appreciated the upgrade to a suite, the complimentary continental breakfast, the wi-fi and very generous welcome snacks and drinks. Our room was large, very clean and had the most comfortable bed. The housekeeping staff did an outstanding job in cleaning the room and accommodated our evening turn down service for a later time. There is a very nice lobby and the restaurants at this hotel are excellent. The staff is also excellent at this hotel. There is one particular staff member whose name we believe is Celine (originally from France) and who has been working at this hotel for 10 years who stands out and shines because she is so warm, pleasant, helpful, kind and goes the extra mile for all guests. She makes you feel immediately welcome and made sure everything was pefect throughout our stay. We also appreciated the late check out provided to us. I would not hesitate to stay here again.
Good afternoon, I stayed in the Palace a month ago and every thing was absolutely excellent. I have to say the room was great, Mr Xavi the bellman was so so helpful all the time, also Mr Alejandro from concierge was giving us some advices, Mr Victor from reception was so kind to my husband and myself and I would like to thanks Mrs Katharina she is wonderful, she made our stay so so unforgettable, she booked for us the Miramar Hotel for the next day and she called us back to make sure we had a god stay in the pool.
I definetely recommend this Hotel yo my friends and the team made our celebration more than perfect. Thanks Katharina for arranging everything for us.
Thanks The Palace Mr and Mrs Husban
I recommend the room with the old showers, the Roman style, they are so beautiful.


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Legal developments today from the state of Indiana.
-- -- of engineers is suing that state under the thirteenth amendment.
-- the states and right to work law is unconstitutional.
Because the union says forcing it's members.
To work alongside.
Nonunion personnel.
Who were enjoying the same benefits that the union members are.
Is like slavery.
Joining me now as a member of that union high standard life with the legislative affairs director of the international union of operating engineers local 150.
Todd this is an unusual claim I gotta give it to you because that we get a little meet legal research -- to -- if -- been tried before.
And not exactly in this context just explain for our viewers how it is that.
Having a right to work law which gives people the choice about whether they want to be in the union are not at the shop like yours.
Is equivalent in your mind to slavery or indentured servitude.
Well what happens Megan is that there are two components for the right to work well there's ones part of it says you don't have to be a member of the union.
But the other part of the law says that we cannot charge dues fees are assessments.
For the representation that we provide.
So what in the fact what they're doing is they're coming -- common daring.
-- our services for our business agents for representation are lawyers for grievance work and all the negotiations that we do in the Indiana constitution.
Has a clause under section 21 says no person's particular services shall be taken without just compensation.
And we see that the thirteenth amendment which abolished indentured servitude is federal all compatible can be -- part of the complaint through this.
Said that the logic behind the thirteenth amendment indicate slot that followed was that you were forced you were forced to do the work you were forced to be -- -- there was no choice.
You are not forced to go in there and bargain on behalf of the union you're not forced to work against the folks who don't join the union.
You can you can quit so that's the legal challenge you're gonna face in this -- Well that's one part of it but remember that we are now caught between state law in federal law.
The state law says we cannot charge for a particular services that we do.
But under federal labor law we are obligated to represent every person in the bargaining unit.
Unit members were not members alike.
And if we don't represent people who choose not to be members and not to pay any dues than we get what's called -- duty for fair representation complaint against us -- under federal law we are obligated once we become a certified bargaining agent for a particular unit.
That we have to represent them under federal law and now the state is saying.
That we can charge for those services or recoup any of our fees.
And therefore we get a whole bunch of freeloaders in the system so we are having our services are commandeered and it is a force you know force representation without compensation.
Why can't you just say you know I have a problem with that Indiana and I'm not gonna participate and all of this anymore -- -- -- -- shop we're not gonna.
Participate -- union representatives in this particular company we're out here.
Well we have thousands of members in the state of Indiana that we've worked long hard to represent the construction industry.
Were -- the BP refinery over in Whiting Indiana.
There's a lot of families that you know old rely on the representation we give them for their wages for their health care.
For their pensions and things like that so are just walking away from our members is not an option we do a good job representing -- we think that -- old with the things in the products that we provide provide -- work environment are things that are good for the industry.
We able.
Training facility that is second -- -- the country.
That we pay for -- I got -- pockets to but it sounds like what you're saying is that we can't walk away because it would hurt some people but that is a decision which is not you know.
What the slaves had for example this is -- I actually think it's an interesting legal theory.
That is unprecedented so we'll see how your case plays out Todd thanks so much for coming on talk about it.
Thank you very much Megan -- had to come -- to --
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Monday, 12/9, 7:00 pm: The Coach Mark Turgeon Show
Tuesday, 12/10, 6:50 pm airtime, 7:00 pm Tip: Girls High School Basketball, South Hagerstown at Thomas Johnson
Thursday, 12/12, 6:30 pm pre-game, 7:00 pm Tip: Men's College Basketball, Maryland (6-4) at Boston College
Friday, 12/13, 6:50 pm airtime, 7:00 pm Tip: Boys High School Basketball, Westminster at Tuscarora
Saturday, 12/14, 1:30 pm pre-game, 2:00 pm Tip: Men's College Basketball, Florida Atlantic at Maryland
Sunday, 12/15, 12:05 pm: Frederick County Sports Weekend
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Posted: July 20, 2012 Filed under: EVENTS / PLACES, Photography by Dan Valanzola | Tags: 1, 2012, Alonso, AMG, Bull, by, Canada, Canadian, Dan, F1, Fernando, Ferrari, force, Formula, grand, Hamilton, Hulkenberg, India, Justin, Kimi, Lewis, Lotus, Mclaren, Mercedes, Mind, Montreal, motor, Nico, one, Over, Perez, Photography, Prix, Raikkonen, Red, Rosberg, Sahara, Sauber, Scuderia, sergio, Valanzola, Vettel 1 Comment »Dan Valanzola was at this year's Canadian Grand Prix. Lots of fun was had, and he got some great shots. Here are a few of the best. Enjoy….


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All Around the Town by Nancy Mink for Wilmington Prints; a collection featuring vintage Christmas shoppes during the holiday season, this print is a red snowflake on cream.
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Lose Weight Safely by Avoiding Fad Diets
Year after year, one of the most popular New Year's resolutions is to lose weight. Experts agree that there is only one proven way to achieve this, which is to burn more calories than you eat. But this doesn't stop the increasing popularity of fad diets, which often promise quick results with little effort and no negative side effects.
Indeed, visiting the diet section at the bookstore could make you believe that there are countless tricks to lose weight, but many fad diets just don't work. And some diets can threaten your short- and long-term health.
For example, many popular fad diets stress protein – such as eggs, meat and cheese – and limit carbohydrates, such as fruit and grains. The idea is that avoiding carbs adjusts your metabolism and spurs weight loss.
High-protein, low-carb diets can help you lose weight quickly, but the price may be high. In the short-term, these diets can tax your kidneys and make you dehydrated, dizzy and queasy. In just 4 weeks, your cholesterol levels could rise. Eventually, you may be at risk for heart disease, osteoporosis and cancer. And most people grow tired of these diets and regain the lost weight.
A variation of the high-protein program is the anti-sugar diet. These diets say that sugar is toxic and forbid white rice, potatoes, carrots and other starchy vegetables. But experts say that avoiding these foods can rob your body of the carbohydrates needed for energy. And tossing aside veggies deprives your body of fiber and antioxidants. Finally, because you're going without so many foods, you'll probably grow tired of the diet and reject it.
The same drawbacks are part of diets that emphasize just one food. These diets are based on the notion that certain foods burn fat. But, in reality, there's no such thing as a food that burns fat. Plus, eating one food constantly means missing out on other nutrients.
Consider these ways to lose weight safely:
- Aim for a high-carb, high-fiber and low-calorie diet with plenty of fruits, vegetables and grains.
- Limit total fat intake to between 20 and 35% of your daily calories.
- Get 60 minutes of exercise on most days of the week. Walking and cycling are good choices.
Finally, it's important to view your weight loss goal as a long-term change towards a healthier lifestyle with lasting health benefits that far "outweigh" what you see on the scale.
Before starting a weight loss program, talk to your doctor if you:
- Plan to lose more than 15 pounds
- Have any health problems
- Take medication regularly
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A Bill to pave the way for a vote on Scottish independence is part of a "historic package" of new legislation, the First Minister has said.
Alex Salmond announced 15 Bills to be introduced to Holyrood over the coming parliamentary term, including a Bill to legalise same-sex marriage and one which is claimed would give families the greatest level of free childcare in the UK.
Mr Salmond also announced that £18 million will be spent on "high-quality, co-ordinated and accessible" support for families.
The legislative programme, announced on the day MSPs returned from their summer recess, includes two Bills setting out the Scottish Government's proposed replacements for stamp duty and landfill tax in Scotland - the Scotland Act handed powers over these to Holyrood from 2015.
Other legislation is aimed at improving the integration of health and social care, to improve support available for victims and witnesses, to reform post-16 education and to bring bankruptcy law into the 21st century.
The First Minister recalled some of the Scottish Parliament's previous achievements such as "world-leading" climate change legislation, the ban on smoking in public places and a minimum price for alcohol. The legislative programme will "add to that record", he said.
"It will lead to the best childcare provision anywhere in the UK. And it paves the way for Scotland's most important decision in 300 years. It is a historic package of measures."
In the programme for government, the SNP administration is "continuing to invest in human capital as well as our physical capital", Mr Salmond said.
"Independence is crucial to creating a fairer Scotland, as well as a wealthier Scotland."
On the subject of the referendum, the First Minister said he expects to meet Prime Minister David Cameron in the next few weeks to conclude talks over how the vote will be held.


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Looking at the sprawling campus of Gainesville's First United Methodist Church, it's hard to imagine it all started in a little log house.
Roger Williams this month is concluding his 22nd year in the Georgia legislature. Dalton Mayor David Pennington honored Williams on his retirement at a recent Rotary Club meeting. Williams was the Dalton area's state representative.
A Hall County man was among the first to be drafted for military service during World War I. Thomas Arthur Moore had been assigned the number, 258, in the brand-new Selective Service System. Some others in the 1 million-plus pool of potential draftees had the same number, but it meant that Moore would be among the first of more than 10,000 draftees in the country. Moore and six other Hall County draftees left Sept. 7, ...
We take so much for granted, it's hard to believe how far we've come in basic living conditions in less than a century.
The old Gainesville High School building on West Washington Street is long gone, but not so long ago that many students who stalked its halls, dusted its erasers and frustrated its teachers are still around to remember it fondly.
Immediately after the armistice was signed officially ending World War I on Nov. 11, 1918, Gainesville and Hall County leaders shifted into high gear a number of projects they had been chomping at the bit to begin.
We no longer have with us eyewitnesses to the signing of the Armistice at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the end of World War I.
Adair Street, which connects Oak Street to Ivey Terrace, is one of Gainesville's shortest streets. It isn't insignificant, though because it provides another access point to Ivey Terrace Park and trails, including Wilshire and Longwood, that lead from the shores of Lake Lanier to downtown Gainesville.
William Malone Johnson was a prominent lawyer, educator and church worker in the early 1900s in Hall County.
In the months before the Great Depression, there were few hints of the coming economic disaster, at least in the Gainesville area.
Northeast Georgia History Center recently celebrated journalism and freedom of the press. The history of community newspapers, such as The Times, was told in a special newspaper section.
The country was but 100 years old in 1876, celebrating its centennial with a big blowout in Philadelphia that actually became the first World's Fair.
The old Hall County Courthouse, built in 1884 after a fire destroyed the previous one, was done in by the 1936 tornado that demolished downtown Gainesville. But for a mere coincidence, it almost burned down a quarter century earlier.
Violence against blacks in Northeast Georgia led to the first convictions in the state under the Ku Klux Klan Act aimed at trying to outlaw the organization.
There has been talk in recent years about commuter rail from Hall County to Atlanta. Some folks see in the future an extension of Atlanta's rapid rail, MARTA, into Gwinnett County, maybe light rail to Gainesville.
In his book, "Mule and Wagon to Automobile," Prof. Thomas H. Rasmussen of Gainesville explores how a Gainesville of 472 people in 1870 grew into a sprawling metropolitan area of 180,000 today.
It was a grand occasion that mid-November day in 1928 near Flowery Branch when the Daughters of the American Revolution dedicated a boulder marking where Gen. Andrew Jackson spent the night at Young's Tavern.
Not everybody got into the Roaring '20s, defined as a loose time of rebellion among some segments of the population, defying tradition and exploring a modern age after World War I and before the 1929 stock market crash and Great Depression.
In the days leading up to Nov. 22, 1963, the Hall County community was preoccupied with the usual issues and autumn activities.
As recalled a few weeks ago, numerous Hardys seemed to be born with a writer's pen in their hands or a bent toward some form of journalism.
Hall County was a pioneer in providing training for special needs or developmentally delayed children.
When they remove Tom Watson's statue from Georgia's Capitol grounds, it won't be quite as spectacular as when Iraqis and American soldiers pulled down the statue of dictator Saddam Hussein in Baghdad in the spring of 2002.
School consolidation hasn't been an issue in Hall County for some time after the major mergers in the 1950s that created North Hall, East Hall and South Hall high schools from smaller high schools such as River Bend, Oakwood, Flowery Branch, Sardis, Lula or Clermont.
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11.1 TroubleshootingThere are a few general strategies that can be followed to determine the cause of unexpected behavior. These are a few of the tools available to help determine where problems occur.
11.1.1 Host ResolutionThe TORQUE server host must be able to perform both forward and reverse name lookup on itself and on all compute nodes. Likewise, each compute node must be able to perform forward and reverse name lookup on itself, the TORQUE server host, and all other compute nodes. In many cases, name resolution is handled by configuring the node's /etc/hosts file although DNS and NIS services may also be used. Commands such as nslookup or dig can be used to verify proper host resolution.
11.1.2 Firewall ConfigurationBe sure that, if you have firewalls running on the server or node machines, you allow connections on the appropriate ports for each machine. TORQUE pbs_mom daemons use UDP ports 1023 and below if privileged ports are configured (privileged ports is the default). The pbs_server and pbs_mom daemons use TCP and UDP ports 15001-15004 by default. Firewall based issues are often associated with server to mom communication failures and messages such as 'premature end of message' in the log files. Also, the tcpdump program can be used to verify the correct network packets are being sent. 11.1.3 TORQUE Log FilesThe pbs_server keeps a daily log of all activity in the $TORQUEHOME/server_logs directory. The pbs_mom also keeps a daily log of all activity in the $TORQUEHOME/mom_logs/ directory. These logs contain information on communication between server and mom as well as information on jobs as they enter the queue and as they are dispatched, run, and terminated. These logs can be very helpful in determining general job failures. For mom logs, the verbosity of the logging can be adjusted by setting the loglevel parameter in the mom_priv/config file. For server logs, the verbosity of the logging can be adjusted by setting the server log_level attribute in qmgr. For both pbs_mom and pbs_server daemons, the log verbosity level can also be adjusted by setting the environment variable PBSLOGLEVEL to a value between 0 and 7. Further, to dynamically change the log level of a running daemon, use the SIGUSR1 and SIGUSR2 signals to increase and decrease the active loglevel by one. Signals are sent to a process using the kill command. For example, kill -USR1 `pgrep pbs_mom` would raise the log level up by one. The current loglevel for pbs_mom can be displayed with the command momctl -d3. 11.1.4 Using tracejob to Locate Job FailuresOverviewThe tracejob utility extracts job status and job events from accounting records, mom log files, server log files, and scheduler log files. Using it can help identify where, how, a why a job failed. This tool takes a job id as a parameter as well as arguments to specify which logs to search, how far into the past to search, and other conditions.Syntaxtracejob [-a|s|l|m|q|v|z] [-c count] [-w size] [-p path] [ -n <DAYS>] [-f filter_type] <JOBID> -p : path to PBS_SERVER_HOME -w : number of columns of your terminal -n : number of days in the past to look for job(s) [default 1] -f : filter out types of log entries, multiple -f's can be specified error, system, admin, job, job_usage, security, sched, debug, debug2, or absolute numeric hex equivalent -z : toggle filtering excessive messages -c : what message count is considered excessive -a : don't use accounting log files -s : don't use server log files -l : don't use scheduler log files -m : don't use mom log files -q : quiet mode - hide all error messages -v : verbose mode - show more error messages Example > tracejob -n 10 1131 Job: 1131.icluster.org 03/02/2005 17:58:28 S enqueuing into batch, state 1 hop 1 03/02/2005 17:58:28 S Job Queued at request of firstname.lastname@example.com, owner = firstname.lastname@example.com, job name = STDIN, queue = batch 03/02/2005 17:58:28 A queue=batch 03/02/2005 17:58:41 S Job Run at request of email@example.com 03/02/2005 17:58:41 M evaluating limits for job 03/02/2005 17:58:41 M phase 2 of job launch successfully completed 03/02/2005 17:58:41 M saving task (TMomFinalizeJob3) 03/02/2005 17:58:41 M job successfully started 03/02/2005 17:58:41 M job 1131.koa.icluster.org reported successful start on 1 node(s) 03/02/2005 17:58:41 A user=dev group=dev jobname=STDIN queue=batch ctime=1109811508 qtime=1109811508 etime=1109811508 start=1109811521 exec_host=icluster.org/0 Resource_List.neednodes=1 Resource_List.nodect=1 Resource_List.nodes=1 Resource_List.walltime=00:01:40 03/02/2005 18:02:11 M walltime 210 exceeded limit 100 03/02/2005 18:02:11 M kill_job 03/02/2005 18:02:11 M kill_job found a task to kill 03/02/2005 18:02:11 M sending signal 15 to task 03/02/2005 18:02:11 M kill_task: killing pid 14060 task 1 with sig 15 03/02/2005 18:02:11 M kill_task: killing pid 14061 task 1 with sig 15 03/02/2005 18:02:11 M kill_task: killing pid 14063 task 1 with sig 15 03/02/2005 18:02:11 M kill_job done 03/02/2005 18:04:11 M kill_job 03/02/2005 18:04:11 M kill_job found a task to kill 03/02/2005 18:04:11 M sending signal 15 to task 03/02/2005 18:06:27 M kill_job 03/02/2005 18:06:27 M kill_job done 03/02/2005 18:06:27 M performing job clean-up 03/02/2005 18:06:27 A user=dev group=dev jobname=STDIN queue=batch ctime=1109811508 qtime=1109811508 etime=1109811508 start=1109811521 exec_host=icluster.org/0 Resource_List.neednodes=1 Resource_List.nodect=1 Resource_List.nodes=1 Resource_List.walltime=00:01:40 session=14060 end=1109811987 Exit_status=265 resources_used.cput=00:00:00 resources_used.mem=3544kb resources_used.vmem=10632kb resources_used.walltime=00:07:46 ...
tracejob may only be used on systems where these files are made available. Non-root users may be able to use this command if the permissions on these directories or files is changed appropriately. 11.1.5 Using GDB to Locate FailuresIf either the pbs_mom or pbs_server fail unexpectedly (and the log files contain no information on the failure) gdb can be used to determine whether or not the program is crashing. To start pbs_mom or pbs_server under GDB export the environment variable PBSDEBUG=yes and start the program (i.e., gdb pbs_mom and then issue the run subcommand at the gdb prompt). GDB may run for some time until a failure occurs and at which point, a message will be printed to the screen and a gdb prompt again made available. If this occurs, use the gdb where subcommand to determine the exact location in the code. The information provided may be adequate to allow local diagnosis and correction. If not, this output may be sent to the mailing list or to help for further assistance. (for more information on submitting bugs or requests for help please see the Mailing List Instructions)
11.1.6 Other Diagnostic OptionsWhen PBSDEBUG is set, some client commands will print additional diagnostic information. $ export PBSDEBUG=yes $ cmd To debug different kinds of problems, it can be useful to see where in the code time is being spent. This is called profiling and there is a linux utility gprof that will output a listing of routines and the amount of time spent in these routines. This does require that the code be compiled with special options to instrument the code and to produce a file, gmon.out, that will be written at the end of program execution. The following listing shows how to build TORQUE with profiling enabled. Notice that the output file for pbs_mom will end up in the mom_priv directory because its startup code changes the default directory to this location. # ./configure "CFLAGS=-pg -lgcov -fPIC" # make -j5 # make install # pbs_mom ... do some stuff for a while ... # momctl -s # cd /var/spool/torque/mom_priv # gprof -b `which pbs_mom` gmon.out |less # Another way to see areas where a program is spending most of its time is with the valgrind program. The advantage of using valgrind is that the programs do not have to be specially compiled. # valgrind --tool=callgrind pbs_mom 11.1.7 Stuck JobsIf a job gets stuck in TORQUE, try these suggestions to resolve the issue.
11.1.8 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Cannot connect to server: error=15034This error occurs in TORQUE clients (or their APIs) because TORQUE cannot find the server_name file and/or the PBS_DEFAULT environment variable is not set. The server_name file or PBS_DEFAULT variable indicate the pbs_server's hostname that the client tools should communicate with. The server_name file is usually located in TORQUE's local state directory. Make sure the file exists, has proper permissions, and that the version of TORQUE you are running was built with the proper directory settings. Alternatively you can set the PBS_DEFAULT environment variable. Restart TORQUE daemons if you make changes to these settings. Deleting 'Stuck' JobsTo manually delete a stale job which has no process, and for which the mother superior is still alive, sending a sig 0 with qsig will often cause MOM to realize the job is stale and issue the proper JobObit notice. Failing that, use momctl -c to forcefully cause MOM to purge the job. The following process should never be necessary:
If the mother superior mom has been lost and cannot be recovered (i.e, hardware or disk failure), a job running on that node can be purged from the output of qstat using the qdel -p command or can be removed manually using the following steps: To remove job X:
> qterm > rm $TORQUEHOME/server_priv/jobs/X.SC $TORQUEHOME/server_priv/jobs/X.JB > pbs_server Which user must run TORQUE?TORQUE (pbs_server & pbs_mom) must be started by a user with root privileges. Scheduler cannot run jobs - rc: 15003For a scheduler, such as Moab or Maui, to control jobs with TORQUE, the scheduler needs to be run be a user in the server operators / managers list (see qmgr (set server operators / managers)). The default for the server operators / managers list is root@localhost. For TORQUE to be used in a grid setting with Silver, the scheduler needs to be run as root. PBS_Server: pbsd_init, Unable to read server databaseIf this message is displayed upon starting pbs_server it means that the local database cannot be read. This can be for several reasons. The most likely is a version mismatch. Most versions of TORQUE can read each others' databases. However, there are a few incompatibilities between OpenPBS and TORQUE. Because of enhancements to TORQUE, it cannot read the job database of an OpenPBS server (job structure sizes have been altered to increase functionality). Also, a compiled in 32 bit mode cannot read a database generated by a 64 bit pbs_server and vice versa. To reconstruct a database (excluding the job database), first print out the old data with this command: %> qmgr -c "p s" # # Create queues and set their attributes. # # # Create and define queue batch # create queue batch set queue batch queue_type = Execution set queue batch acl_host_enable = False set queue batch resources_max.nodect = 6 set queue batch resources_default.nodes = 1 set queue batch resources_default.walltime = 01:00:00 set queue batch resources_available.nodect = 18 set queue batch enabled = True set queue batch started = True # # Set server attributes. # set server scheduling = True set server managers = firstname.lastname@example.com set server managers += scott@*.icluster.org set server managers += wightman@*.icluster.org set server operators = firstname.lastname@example.com set server operators += scott@*.icluster.org set server operators += wightman@*.icluster.org set server default_queue = batch set server log_events = 511 set server mail_from = adm set server resources_available.nodect = 80 set server scheduler_iteration = 600 set server node_ping_rate = 300 set server node_check_rate = 600 set server tcp_timeout = 6 Copy this information somewhere. Restart pbs_server with the following command: > pbs_server -t create When it to prompts to overwrite the previous database enter 'y' then enter the data exported by the qmgr command with a command similar to the following: > cat data | qmgr Restart pbs_server without the flags: > qterm > pbs_server This will reinitialize the database to the current version. Note that reinitializing the server database will reset the next jobid to 1. qsub will not allow the submission of jobs requesting many processorsTORQUE's definition of a node is context sensitive and can appear inconsistent. The qsub '-l nodes=<X>' expression can at times indicate a request for X processors and other time be interpreted as a request for X nodes. While qsub allows multiple interpretations of the keyword nodes, aspects of the TORQUE server's logic are not so flexible. Consequently, if a job is using '-l nodes' to specify processor count and the requested number of processors exceeds the available number of physical nodes, the server daemon will reject the job.To get around this issue, the server can be told it has an inflated number of nodes using the resources_available attribute. To take affect, this attribute should be set on both the server and the associated queue as in the example below. See resources_available for more information. > qmgr Qmgr: set server resources_available.nodect=2048 Qmgr: set queue batch resources_available.nodect=2048
qsub reports 'Bad UID for job execution'[guest@login2]$ qsub test.job qsub: Bad UID for job execution Job submission hosts must be explicitly specified within TORQUE or enabled via RCmd security mechanisms in order to be trusted. In the example above, the host 'login2' is not configured to be trusted. This process is documented in Configuring Job Submission Hosts. Why does my job keep bouncing from running to queued?There are several reasons why a job will fail to start. Do you see any errors in the MOM logs? Be sure to increase the loglevel on MOM if you don't see anything. Also be sure TORQUE is configured with --enable-syslog and look in /var/log/messages (or wherever your syslog writes).Also verify the following on all machines:
If using a scheduler such as Moab or Maui, use a scheduler tool such as checkjob to identify job start issues. How do I use PVM with TORQUE?
The problem is that this setup allows the users to bypass the batch system by writing a job script that uses rsh/ssh to launch processes on the batch nodes. If there are relatively few users and they can more or less be trusted, this setup can work. My build fails attempting to use the TCL libraryTORQUE builds can fail on TCL dependencies even if a version of TCL is available on the system. TCL is only utilized to support the xpbsmon client. If your site does not use this tool (most sites do not use xpbsmon), you can work around this failure by rerunning configure with the --disable-gui argument.My job will not start, failing with the message 'cannot send job to mom, state=PRERUN'If a node crashes or other major system failures occur, it is possible that a job may be stuck in a corrupt state on a compute node. TORQUE 2.2.0 and higher automatically handle this when the mom_job_sync parameter is set via qmgr (the default). For earlier versions of TORQUE, set this parameter and restart the pbs_mom daemon. This error can also occur if not enough free space is available on the partition that holds TORQUE. I want to submit and run jobs as rootWhile this can be a very bad idea from a security point of view, in some restricted environments this can be quite useful and can be enabled by setting the acl_roots parameter via qmgr command as in the following example:
> qmgr -c 's s acl_roots+=root@*' How do I determine what version of Torque I am using?There are times when you want to find out what version of Torque you are using. An easy way to do this is to run the following command:
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I recently purchased 2 cans of color tone gloss clear laquer for finishing a new neck. I found that the spray is very rough and when I put a clear coat over black laquer it cause the black to crack. terrible results. it caused more work than the project was worth and still isn't done because I now have to sand it all off and start over. I have been doing fine woodworking all my life, including building my own guitar. I have never had these kind of problems working with laquer when I mix it myself and spray with a gun. I will never use this product again
I dont own a sprayer, so these cans make finishing a guitar easy. I have purchased this lacquer twice now and absolutely love it. It goes on easy, sands easy and polishes to a glass like finish.
I've had very good results with several products from StewMac in the past, and on my current refinish project I decided to stain blue and use the Satin Lacquer for the clear. I started with the sanding lacquer which worked ok, but when using the satin, the amount of drips, spits, sputters were totally unacceptable. I followed the instructions and could not get this spray to be applied without getting 5-10 spits per pass. I thought maybe it was a bad can, but tried all 4 cans I purchased and each was as bad as the next. Temperature and humidity were fine, so I really believe this is a sub par product. I sanded most of what I applied off, and switched to a brand I have used in the past (which can be purchased at local stores and is less expensive) and the difference was night and day. I would highly discourage using this project, unless you would like to spend a lot of time sanding out the sputters (which means you will more likely need more spray, more sand paper, and more time). Since I ended up removing what I did spray, I cannot review the final outcome of this product - it is just too frustrating to use. By the way - the Blue stain from Stewmac came out awesome
This is ideal for necks, & other smaller jobs. I love the satin for the back of necks on electrics. I like it for that final touch after the gloss has dried. A sweaty hand doesn't stick to satin like it does to gloss.
I recently purchased several cans of Colortone Nitro for a DIY Strat project. They shipped quickly, and had easy to follow instructions and tips for first time users. I ran out, and while waiting for more to arrive from Stewmac, I made the mistake of purchasing a few cans of Behlen from a local woodworking shop. Not only did Behlen cost $6.00 more per can , but every one spit out globs of tacky half dried nitro onto my guitar body. I troubleshot every can, tipped upside down and used thinner to clear the tip, etc etc but the problem persisted with every single can I used. I had to wait and sand off these globs in order to recoat evenly. I have not used the quart sized Behlen, only spray cans. This problem did not exist with any of the 11 Colortone cans I used. Colortone also coated more evenly and with a wider spray range. I am new at finishing guitars, but I did a ton of research before I started, and just hoped this review would be helpful to someone else in a similar situation. Order enough cans of Colortone Nitro, and maybe even a few extra...and you will not be disappointed. Still working on this project, but will post photos when finished here....
The dark colors were particularly easy to apply, and looked impressive immediately. The clear coats looked really good after several coats.. I ended up having to re-do the entire back of a body when I put it in the sun some 3 or 4 hours after I'd sprayed on the next-to-last clear coat (thinking it would dry faster), and big bubbles developed all over the back. Well, it looked dry, so I thought how could it hurt it? . . .. (I also found out that this stuff is really hard to get off!) I put the cans in hot water before spraying. (They don't stay hot particularly long.) I think that helps with the clear coat, but the dark colors seemed to go on smooth whether cool or hot. The only drawbacks are first, that the clear nozzles occasionally spattered. But I replaced the bad nozzles with one from an empty can and it sprayed just fine then. (All colors tended to spatter when they're almost empty.) Second, the cost is a little more than I'd like to pay, when you include shipping. But you can't get nitro in California except by ordering out-of-state. Overall a good product.
About as good as you'll get out of a rattle can. I really liked the feel of the final product.
Great for smaller jobs when you don't feel like hooking up the compressor and spray gun. Flows on nice and smooth and polishes up nicely.
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Mossberg on the Best Hybrid PCs
WSJ personal technology columnist Walt Mossberg reviews convertible PCs.
Jan 23, 2013
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We -- sales falling just a little more than 3% and 2012 and hardware makers are turning their focus to now hybrid devices.
They can be well a tablet.
All our.
-- laptop but the shape shifter is could be miss for consumers joining us now from Washington DC she should just like that is up off the stolen from.
Walt mosque burned more things digital -- -- personal technology comes to the Wall Street Journal -- -- I'd like one of these kind of like just have again.
I guess a tablet or laptop but tell us about the hybrids and which -- best.
Well you know Connell I have to say I'm I'm sort of with the -- I've not seen a hybrid that I think.
You know gives you the qualities of a tablet and the quality of a laptop -- like a lot of things where you trying to.
-- a combo you kind of lose some of the quality so I took a look at three this week and they each ticket different approach and just very very quickly.
The one I I sort of liked best was what I would call a detachable.
It's it's the HP and BX two.
It has an actual tablet that's -- -- Sort of normal feeling tablet that doubles as the screen of the laptop.
Has -- -- -- You -- -- it into or you can remove it from and there's a battery in the tablet -- -- battery in the base and you know there's some nice things about it that -- down some but there's a downside to all of these.
It's 850 bucks I'm and the debt at which is expensive both for windows laptop -- -- -- tablet.
And it.
It it uses an entry level Intel process -- So it's okay on the tablet but on -- when it's when you're trying to use it as a laptop you've got a pretty wimpy.
Powered laptop there.
This is the the next one is from Asus it's called be tight she.
And it.
Has two screens.
It has screen inside like a regular laptop not even a touch screen -- is important I think -- windows data touch screen.
But when you close that they have a screen on the -- that.
The -- is the west the -- of this laptop is Gorilla Glass and they have a touch screen computer and a button with.
Warm loads.
And another switch that turns things -- one of the modes on and off.
Kind of complicated and bad battery life when both screens are running which is one -- there.
Things they -- The last one is a Toshiba.
The united 25 T yeah.
And it is a slider.
So when you open them when you open the box it looks like a big fat heavy tablet and that's by the way that's one of the big problems with.
Many of these convertibles the tablet.
Mode is is like.
You could stack three I adds up -- and and it's so it's it's not so you're gonna use for a long period of time but this one.
It it looks like a tablet -- you slide this greenback and -- split -- up and you've got a laptop with kind of a cramped keyboards.
And that's 1115.
And the Asus I forgot to mention it is at least 1299.
-- are.
They make in these though it debate is -- and the demand for something like this out there or is it that.
After all life we would think this is what you need and so we're gonna make it.
In it it's actually -- -- slightly different reason day in much as we've just discussed I think Westphal.
Microsoft is doing something different than apple and Google they took.
There tablet OS which was late.
But they made -- tablet OS but instead of breaking it out using it strictly for tablets.
They -- -- to together with regular windows or windows eight.
Has the tablet -- west in the regular windows desktop.
In the same thing so these hardware guys -- trying to make computers.
Which will now kind of match up with that.
Our -- all its good to have you back to by the way and you know -- -- on you next week so -- -- -- Walt Mossberg is sitting of these things are like Iraq is that staff from the mall.
-- from the Wall Street Journal Barack you know.
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Two young researchers from the University of Newcastle have been invited to work with the world's leading schizophrenia and cancer experts in the United States.
PhD student Natalie Beveridge* and Dr Nikola Bowden** will this year spend three and six months respectively at the prestigious National Institutes of Health (NIH) at Bethesda, near Washington D.C. The NIH comprises more than 27 institutes and centres with 6,000 researchers and has the largest medical research budget in the world.
Dr Bowden will learn how to sequence the entire human genome and research childhood cancer, at the National Cancer Institute (NCI).
"Sequencing the entire genome allows us to see changes in a gene or copies of it, which means we can see all of the leukaemia information in the patient at the one time. We do not have the equipment to do this in the Hunter.
"My visit will establish a first-time collaboration with the NCI's paediatric oncology group. This relationship and my genome-sequencing skills will allow the Hunter team to be part of much larger research programs and enhance our ability to attract funding for the sequencing equipment in Newcastle."
Dr Bowden will leave in April and spend six months in the US.
Ms Beveridge is investigating what causes genes to behave differently in schizophrenia patients, and will work with a team at the National Institute of Mental Health.
"This exchange is an excellent opportunity to further my research career," Ms Beveridge said. "I will learn new skills and pave the way for future collaborations with this world-renowned team of schizophrenia researchers."
Ms Beveridge leaves for the United States on Wednesday 20 January (this week).
* Ms Beveridge is a PhD candidate in the University's Faculty of Health, a member of the Schizophrenia Research Institute and the University's Priority Research Centre for Brain and Mental Health Research, and researches in collaboration with the Hunter Medical Research Institute's (HMRI) Brain and Mental Health Program.
** Dr Bowden is a National Health and Medical Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow in the University's Faculty of Health, a member of the University's Priority Research Centre for Bioinformatics, Biomarker Discovery and Information-Based Medicine, and researches in collaboration with HMRI's Information Based Medicine Program. HMRI is a partnership between the University of Newcastle, Hunter New England Health and the community.
Picture opportunity: Tuesday 19 January, 11.30am, John Hunter Hospital. Meet HMRI Communications Manager Lauren Eyles at the Information Desk in the foyer.


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Posted 7:02 PM 6/29/2013 : Nonprofit expands to help more homeless veterans
TUCSON-A local nonprofit has expanded its facilities to serve more homeless military veterans in Tucson.
The group held a grand opening Saturday showing off its transitional housing and community center.
The nonprofit now has additional:
• three-unit, 15-bed complex for male veterans
• five-unit, 10-bed complex for female veterans and their families
• A multipurpose community center
Veterans already living here said this place is a lifesaver and they're glad that Esperanza en Escalante will have more housing to help even more homeless Veterans.
Dan Jones' first stay was in 1998.
"They gave me housing until I was able to move into my own apartment," said Jones.
This year, he needed help again.
"I got real depressed became homeless," said Jones.
He was depressed and sick keeping him from working and leaving him homeless.
"I have chronic pancreatitis, this will probably be my home until things go," said Jones.
He's grateful for this place he can call home.
It's one less thing he needs to worry about.
He has other things on his mind like his son.
"I have to spend as much time as I can with him when I can. We have a date every Wednesday," said Jones.
Don Hafer was homeless for six years before coming to Esperanza en Escalante, a former businessman, he came to Tucson to help take care of his mom and after she died, he couldn't get a job.
"I finally just ran out of money," said Jones.
He said no matter what veterans are going through, this non-profit helps them through it.
"Here they just give you a tremendous amount of support to keep you moving forward," said Hafer.
A support, Jones said he will need.
"Do what I need to do until things happen," said Jones.
Nonprofit organizations like Esperanza en Escalante can always use help whether it is volunteer work or donations you can even donate an American flag to these Veterans that's actually one Veteran's request. If you would like to learn how to help, contact the organization:
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