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Okay firstly this is not about what you should win if you win the New York Marathon or Hawaii Ironman. The likelihood is you are not fast or fit enough to do either and if you are then please get in touch because I would like to get you to blog for us!
No this is about the local weekend races that many of us compete in to keep fit, to better our previous times, to have some fun and okay for some of us maybe to see if we can win a small prize.
The question I want to ask is 'What do we expect from races in terms of the quality and the depth of prizes?'. Why am I asking this? Well last weekend I was at a race where after talking to the winner I found out he wasn't overly impressed with his first prize (it was a cheap looking sports bag – he had run a 36 min 10K) and also at another race a friend achieved a PB, 3rd position and 1st master and won nothing.
Obviously the answer to my question depends to some extent on the size of the race, sponsors and entry fee. If a race has barely a 100 participants then to expect prizes to extend to the top three in each 5 year age bracket is probably expecting too much. Or if you have just paid $20 to enter, then to expect impressive prizes is again asking too much. But the majority of races these days usually have between 300 and a 1000 participants and entries fees are usually the wrong side of $50.
My personal view having run races for over 10 years and having paid the ever increasing entry fees is that a race should award prizes to;
– the first 3 men and women (and unlike a certain 2010 Toronto downtown race, the men and women's prizes should be of equal value)
– the first 3 masters men and women (as to the definition of a master, the common consensus is that this is over 40 – altogether another discussion on whether this should be over 50!)
– first 3 men and women in each 5 year age category (however for the smaller races, 10 year age categories would be acceptable)
– and their should be no doubling of prizes
– and the value of the each of the prizes awarded to the top 3 men and women should be equal to or more than the race entry fee, i.e. 3rd prize at least equal to entry fee, 2nd prize a bit more and 1st prize even more.
Okay some of you may be thinking that this is a lot of prizes and especially when a charity is involved the race organizers should not be having to pay for so many prizes. And yes I do understand that argument but equally with such a range of awards it allows for the opportunity of many runners to walk away from the race with an extra big smile and happy that their accomplishment has been rewarded. They will leave with great memories of the race, will tell their families, post on facebook, tell their work colleagues, boast to their running buddies, etc.
So in other words have positive things to say about the race – always something race directors like to hear. There is also the number of runners who were 4th, 5th or 6th in their age category who will be going away thinking 'okay next year I will win a prize'.
As to the value of these prizes, my view is that outside of the top 3 prizes they don't really have to have any significant value to them and can often be supplied free of charge by one of the race sponsors or a local business, e.g. discount cards, branded water bottles, etc.
As for the top 3 prizes having some value to them. Well okay most races aren't going to be able to entice the Reid Coolsaets of the world to their races but there are a lot of good amateur runners out there who can run 16 & 17 min 5Ks and 35 & 36 min 10Ks and if you can get these type of runners to your race then the race will be all the better for it.
For a race to have a good spread of abilities is always a plus and awarding good podium prizes and lots of age category prizes will achieve this.
Okay some race directors may be reading this saying 'Yes it is alright for those races that have big bank or car sponsors but I just have this small business down the street supporting my race'. Fair point but I truly feel it is false economy to penny pinch on the value and depth of prizes. Will the winner of the race I was at on Sunday come back next year – no. Will he tell his friends and his friends tell other friends – yes. Will my friend who got nothing for coming 3rd go back next year – I suspect not. And will he tells his friends……..well you see where I am going here.
Word of mouth is important for races especially in this market where invariably you have a handful of races you can attend each weekend.


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The SCO Group has found what it says is proof that it owns all copyrights related to the Unix operating system, a claim rival Novell had contested last month and for which SCO may seek to recoup damages.
The SCO Group has found what it says is proof that it owns all copyrights related to the Unix operating system, a claim rival Novell had contested last month and for which SCO may seek to recoup damages.
SCO said Friday the proof is in an amendment to the asset purchase agreement through which SCO acquired Unix from Novell in 1995. The amendment dates from 1996.
"Today we slammed the door shut on (this copyright question) and threw away the key once and for all, so this issue doesn't come up again," said Darl McBride, SCO's president and CEO, in an interview.
Last month, Novell said it hadn't transferred Unix's copyrights nor patents to SCO as part of the Unix purchase agreement.
But in light of SCO's finding, Novell on Friday reluctantly acknowledged that the amendment "appears to support SCO's claim that ownership of certain copyrights for Unix did transfer to SCO in 1996." However, Novell reiterated its claim that it holds the Unix patents.
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Gov. John Kasich's food stamp policy again bypasses Ohio's urban areas in favor of rural counties
Nick Swartsell
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Seteria Carter has been battling cancer for four years. She is one of more than 125,000 people in Hamilton County who receive SNAP benefits. But there are others in the county — and in urban areas across the state — who need them and don't get them.
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Food Stamp Restrictions to Hit 18,000 in Hamilton County
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Gov. John Kasich's refusal to seek another waiver for federal regulations on food stamps will force 18,000 current recipients in Hamilton County to meet work requirements if they want the benefits to continue.
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Food Stamp Restrictions to Hit 18,000 in Hamilton County
Governor not pursuing waiver for restrictions as economy supposedly recovers
Gov. John Kasich's refusal to seek another waiver for federal regulations on food stamps will force 18,000 current recipients in Hamilton County to meet work requirements if they want the benefits to continue. Under federal law, "able-bodied" childless adults receiving food stamps are required to work or attend work training for 20 hours a week. But when the Great Recession began, the federal government handed out waivers to all states, including Ohio, so they could provide food assistance without placing burdens on under- and unemployed populations. Kasich isn't asking for a renewal of that waiver, which means 134,000 Ohioans in most Ohio counties, including 18,000 in Hamilton County, will have to meet the 20-hours-per-week work requirement to get their $200 a month in food aid starting in January, after recipients go through a three-month limit on benefits for those not meeting the work requirements.The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services explained earlier in September that the waiver is no longer necessary in all but 16 counties because Ohio's economy is now recovering from the Great Recession. Two weeks later, the August jobs report put Ohio's unemployment rate at a one-year high of 7.3 percent after the state only added 0.6 percent more jobs between August 2012 and August this year. At the same time, the federal government appears ready to allow stimulus funding for food stamp programs to expire in November. The extra money was adopted in the onset of the Great Recession to provide increased aid to those hit hardest by the economic downturn. That means 18,000 food stamp recipients in Hamilton County will have to meet a 20-hour-per-week work requirements to receive $189 per month — $11 less than current levels — for food aid starting in November. Assuming three meals a day, that adds up to slightly more than $2 per meal. The $11 loss might not seem like much, but Tim McCartney, chief operating officer at the Hamilton County Department of Job and Family Services (HCDJFS), says it adds up for no- and low-income individuals. "Food assistance at the federal level is called SNAP, which is Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. It's not designed to be the entire food budget for yourself or your family. It's designed to be a supplement. So anything you lose to a supplement, you obviously didn't have enough in the first place," McCartney says. HCDJFS already helps some recipients of other welfare programs meet work requirements through local partnerships. But to avoid further straining those partners with a rush of 18,000 new job-searchers, the county agency is also allowing food stamp recipients to set up their own job and job training opportunities with other local organizations, including neighborhood groups, churches and community centers. McCartney says he's also advising people to pursue job opportunities at Cincinnati's SuperJobs Center, which attempts to link those looking for work with employers. McCartney says the center has plenty of job openings, but many people are unaware of the opportunities. "This population sometimes has additional barriers with previous convictions or drug and mental health issues that would eventually exempt them, but for others, there are plenty of opportunities right now that we'd like to connect them with," he says. Conservatives, especially Republicans, argue the work requirements are necessary to ensure people don't take advantage of the welfare system to gain easy benefits. But progressives are concerned the restrictions will unfairly hurt the poorest Ohioans and the economy. Progressive think tank Policy Matters Ohio previously found every $1 increase in government food aid produces $1.70 in economic activity. At the federal level, Republican legislators, including local Reps. Steve Chabot and Brad Wenstrup, are seeking further cuts to the food stamp program through H.R. 3102, which would slash $39 billion over 10 years from the program. Part of the savings in the bill come from stopping states from obtaining waivers on work requirements. Lisa Hamler-Fugitt, executive director of the Ohio Association of Foodbanks, decried the bill in a statement: "Congress shouldn't be turning to Ohio's poorest people to find savings — especially children and others who are unable to work for their own food. The proposal the Ohio members of Congress supported is immoral, and our lawmakers must work together to represent all their constituents. No one should be in the business of causing hunger, yet that's the choice the Ohio members of Congress made today." The legislation is unlikely to make it through the U.S. Senate, but President Barack Obama promised to veto the bill if it comes to his desk.Correction: This story previously said the restrictions start removing "able-bodied" childless adults from the rolls in October instead of January.
Let Them Eat Nothing?
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 25, 2013
In the middle of a state economy mired in stagnant growth, Gov. John Kasich and his fellow Republicans are attempting to weaken a key safety net that benefits more than 1.8 million Ohioans.
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Food stamp rules to hit locals, city defends allowances, charterites oppose pension initiative
Gov. John Kasich's refusal to seek another waiver for federal regulations on food stamps will force 18,000 current recipients in Hamilton County to meet work requirements if they want the benefits to continue. That means "able-bodied" childless adults will have to work or attend work training sessions for 20 hours a week starting in October to continue getting food assistance. The renewed rules are coming just one month before federal stimulus funds for the food stamp program are set to expire, which will push down the $200-a-month food benefits to $189 a month, or slightly more than $2 a meal, in November. In light of the new requirements, the Hamilton County Department of Job and Family Services will help link people with jobs through local partnerships and Hamilton County's SuperJobs Center, but that might be difficult for food stamp recipients who have past convictions, mental health problems and other barriers to employment.The city administration defended its proposal to restore $26,640 in car allowances for the mayor, city manager and other director-level positions in the city government, just a few months after the city narrowly avoided laying off cops, firefighters and other city employees by making cuts in various areas, including city parks. City spokesperson Meg Olberding says car allowances are part of traditional compensation packages in other cities Cincinnati competes with for recruitment, and she says that the compensation was promised to city directors when they were first hired for the jobs. But Councilman Chris Seelbach says the proposal is out of touch and that he's more concerned about lower-paid city employees, such as garbage collectors, who haven't gotten a raise in years, much less a $5,000 car allowance. The Charter Committee, Cincinnati's unofficial third political party, came out against the tea party-backed pension ballot initiative. The committee recognizes Cincinnati needs pension reform soon, but it says the tea party proposal isn't the right solution. The tea party-backed amendment would privatize Cincinnati's pension system so future city employees — excluding cops and firefighters, who are under a different system — would have to contribute to and manage 401k-style retirement accounts. Under the current system, the city pools and manages pension funds through an independent board. Supporters argue the amendment is necessary to deal with the city's growing pension liability, but opponents, including all council members, argue it would actually cost the city more and decrease employees' benefits. CityBeat covered the amendment and the groups behind it in further detail here.State Rep. John Becker of Clermont County wants U.S. Judge Timothy Black impeached because the judge ruled Ohio must recognize a Cincinnati same-sex couple's marriage in a death certificate. The judge gave the special order for locals James Obergefell and John Arthur, who is close to death because of a neurodegenerative disease with no known cure called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).Hamilton County Administrator Christian Sigman says if the city were to synchronize its mayoral primary elections with other state and county elections, it could save money by spreading the share of the costs. The Sept. 10 primary cost Cincinnati $437,000. The change would require altering the city charter, which needs voter approval.The Ohio Department of Education will soon release revised report card grades for Cincinnati Public Schools and other school districts following an investigation that found the school districts were scrubbing data in a way that could have benefited their state evaluations.An Ohio bill would ban drivers younger than 21 from driving with non-family members in the car and bump the driving curfew from midnight to 10 p.m., with some exceptions for work and school.A University of Cincinnati football player is dead and three others are injured following a single-car crash.Ohio gas prices rose as the national average dipped.Here is a map of air pollution deaths around the world.
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Incoming Federal Cuts to Hit Low-Income Ohio Families
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 7, 2013
More than 1.8 million Ohioans — 16 percent of the state's population — will receive significantly less food aid from the federal government after October.
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Incoming Federal Cuts to Hit Low-Income Ohio Families
Food stamp program losing temporary funding boost
With a temporary boost to the federal food stamp program coming to an end this November, more than 1.8 million Ohioans — 16 percent of the state's population — will receive significantly less food aid, according to an Aug. 2 report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP). The report calculates that the cut is the equivalent to taking away 21 meals per month for a family of four. After the cut, the food stamp program will provide each person with less than $1.40 per meal, according to CBPP's calculations. Citing research from the USDA that shows many low-income families still fail to meet basic standards for food security, CBPP says the cuts will hit families that arguably need more, not less, help: "Given this research and the growing awareness of the inadequacy of the current SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefit allotments, we can reasonably assume that a reduction in SNAP benefit levels of this size will significantly increase the number of poor households that have difficulty affording adequate food this fall." Although the federal food stamp program has been cut before, it's never been cut to this extent, according to CBPP. "There have been some cuts in specific states, but these cuts have not typically been as large or affected as many people as what will occur this November," the report reads. The reductions could also have a broader economic impact: Every $1 increase in food aid generates about $1.70 in economic activity, according to progressive think tank Policy Matters Ohio. "Ohio's foodbanks and hunger charities cannot respond to increasing hunger on their own," said Lisa Hamler-Fugitt, executive director of the Ohio Association of Foodbanks, in a statement released by Policy Matters. "SNAP takes Ohioans out of our food pantry lines and puts them into grocery store checkout lines. It provides supplemental food to the most vulnerable among us. Now is not the time to further reduce this already modest assistance to struggling families." About 48 percent of Cincinnati children are in poverty, according to a 2011 study from the National Center for Children in Poverty. Despite that, city funding to human services that benefits low-income families has been cut throughout the past decade. CityBeat covered that issue in greater detail here. The cut to the federal food stamp program kicks in automatically in November instead of the original April 2014 sunset date as a result of laws passed in 2010 by President Barack Obama and Congress. Obama and congressional Democrats are now urging legislation that would remedy the situation, but it's unlikely anything will pass the gridlocked Congress. Republicans are preparing a bill that would further cut the food stamp program, which they see as too generous and expensive. From Fox News: "Reps. Marlin Stutzman of Indiana and Kristi Noem of South Dakota, two Republicans who helped design the bill, said the legislation would find the savings by tightening eligibility standards and imposing new work requirements. It would also likely try to reduce the rolls by requiring drug testing and barring convicted murderers, rapists and pedophiles from receiving food stamps."
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Summary:Sean Vetter and his partner Demetrius Hicks came up on the mean streets of Los Angeles but now work together as DEA agents, fighting a seven-year war to stem the virulent drug pipeline along the US/Mexico border. Dubbed "the gunslingers" for their tough street tactics, their perseverance pays off when they take down notorious Baja Cartel kingpin Memo Lucero Geno. With Lucero locked away in a maximum security prison, Vetter is finally able to go home to his wife, Stacy, a sanctuary from the harsh realities of his job. But in the wake of Lucero's arrest, a mysterious figure, known only as Diablo, emerges to violently claim the Baja Cartel. And when Vetter and Hicks set their sights on identify... Full Summary >>


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In their ever continuing battle to free the Internet, The Pirate Bay has now launched an uncensored blogging service, called Baywords. The service is intended to be a safe haven for bloggers who want to be able to write whatever they want, without being afraid to get shut down by their blog host.
The Pirate Bay is known for defending people's right to freedom of speech on the Internet, and this is exactly what motivated them to start this new blogging service.
Brokep, one of the co-founders of the site, told TorrentFreak that the idea to start a blogging service came up when the weblog of one of his friends was taken down from WordPress recently, for linking to copyrighted material.
This, of course, goes against the "uncensored web†philosophy of The Pirate Bay team, and they didn't hesitate to start their own blogging service, Baywords, using WordPress as their blogging engine.
On the frontpage of the newly launched service Brokep writes: "Many blogs are being shut down for uncomfortable thoughts and ideas. We will not do that. Our goal is to protect freedom of speech and your thoughts. As long as you don't break any Swedish laws in your blog, we will defend itâ€.
In a response, Matt Mullenweg from WordPress told TorrentFreak that he supports Pirate Bay's Baywords, but he assured us that WordPress.com would never take down a blog for posting deviating thoughts or ideas.
"WordPress.com supports free speech and doesn't shut people down for "uncomfortable thoughts and ideasâ€, in fact we're blocked in several countries because of that. However as a US-based companies we must comply with US laws, which means if the primary purpose of a blog is distributing illegal material it's not a good fit for WordPress.com,†Matt said.
Baywords is currently working on expanding the feature list to include support for domain redirects and improved stats. The service is ad-free for now, but Brokep told TorrentFreak that there will be ads blended into the blog design later, to cover the expenses.
This is not the first time The Pirate Bay has started a service where people can publish whatever they want, without being censored. They already created an image hosting service for this reason, and a YouTube competitor is about to follow soon.
For people who are considering moving their WordPress or Blogger account over to Baywords, importing is pretty straightforward and compatible with all the popular blog platforms.
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Rhymin' Richie Shares His Family's "Thanksgiving Tradition" With You In Song [AUDIO]
Thanksgiving is such a great tradition. And after listening to Hank Williams Jr.'s "Family Tradition" the other night, I realized that with just a little alteration in the lyrics I can tell you about what happens in our household around this time of year. Hopefully you can relate!
You all know the song, right? It's gotta be one of Hank's most recognized hits.
It's sung in most Karaoke bars at 4 a.m. Well, here's my version with lyrics included below the song:
Time to get together with the whole family,
Though mine is in the nut section of the family tree
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Gift to the City of Dallas from:
- Ira G. Corn, Jr.
- Mary C. and David M. Crowley
- Dorothy and Robert Cullum
- Sue and Joseph Driscoll
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- Charlotte and Joseph W. Geary
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This is the fundamental legal document that established the United States of America. As such, its importance cannot be overemphasized. It was printed on the night of July 4, 1776, several weeks before the signed, handwritten copy housed in the National Archives was prepared. The documents clear, concise prose may be attributed to Thomas Jefferson. This copy is one of twenty-five known to survive.


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House Democrats launched the 110th Congress by outlining six priorities that they vow to pass within the first 100 legislative hours of the session. Raising the minimum wage was near the top. House members voted 315 to 116 to raise the federal wage floor by $2.10 over two years.
Democrats are using their 233-202 majority in the House, and control of the rules over how legislation is debated, to push through their initial agenda without committee hearings or allowing Republicans to offer alternatives on the House floor. They say the issues have been thoroughly parsed in previous sessions of Congress.
Momentum for increasing the minimum wage, however, is likely to slow in the Senate, where Democrats cling to a 51-49 majority. Under Senate rules, it takes 60 votes to end debate and move to final passage of legislation.
Senate Republicans have indicated that they want to add a package of small-business tax breaks and regulatory relief to the minimum wage bill. President Bush has called for similar conditions.
House Democrats and their labor allies decry any amendments. They are advocating what they call a "clean" minimum wage bill.
How the split will affect a House-Senate conference committee on the legislation is not yet clear. But Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada, said on January 5 that he is willing to accommodate his Republican colleagues' wishes.
"If it takes adding small-business tax cuts to have a minimum wage increase, we're going to do that," he said at a press conference at the Library of Congress. "A one-party town doesn't work. We're going to accomplish what is possible."
After the event, Sen. Richard Durbin, D-Illinois, acknowledged that Senate deliberation may be more measured than the quick House action.
"The Senate always takes a little more time," he says.
The Senate offers opportunities—through possible hearings and floor amendments—for business interest groups to make the minimum wage increase more palatable to their memberships.
"We're a long way from making law," says Bruce Josten, executive vice president for government affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
In the meantime, Democrats are portraying the minimum wage hike as a move to bolster the middle class. They cite a study by the Economic Policy Institute that says 79 percent of the people who would benefit are adults over the age of 20, more than half of whom work full time.
"Americans who work hard to earn an honest living should not be relegated to poverty," House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Maryland, said in a statement. "This is an issue of fairness, and soon workers will receive the long-overdue raise they have earned."
Skeptics argue that businesses may have to cut hiring—especially of low-skilled workers just entering the labor market—in order to cover the costs of higher wages.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says that 1.9 million Americans work for wages at or below the minimum, composing 2.5 percent of all hourly paid workers. Half of workers earning $5.15 or less are younger than 25, and one-quarter are between 16 and 19.
The minimum wage in many states is higher than the federal floor. Voters in Arizona, Colorado, Missouri, Montana, Nevada and Ohio approved wage increases in the November elections.


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This lists 122 documents on privacy, information security, defense and law enforcement selected from the full listing of the publications of the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA) from 1972-1996, archived at Princeton University. Links to that site are provided for downloading the documents in PDF format.
Surveillance in a Digital Age (July 1995)
Global Communications: Opportunities for Trade and Aid (September 1995)
Information Technologies for the Control of Money Laundering (September 1995)
Issue Update on Information Security and Privacy in Network Environments (September 1995)
The Technological Reshaping of Metropolitan America (September 1995)
Wireless Technologies and the National Information Infrastructure (September 1995)
The Social Security Administration's Decentralized Computer Strategy: Issues and Options (April 1994)
Electronic Enterprises: Looking to the Future (May 1994)
Export Controls and Nonproliferation Policy (May 1994)
Assessing the Potential for Civil-Military Integration: Technologies, Processes, and Practices (September 1994)
Civilian Satellite Remote Sensing: A Strategic Approach (September 1994)
Information Security and Privacy in Network Environments (September 1994)
Remotely Sensed Data: Technology, Management and Markets (September 1994)
Virtual Reality and Technologies for Combat Simulation (September 1994)
Technology and Governance in the 1990s. Papers Presented at the OTA 20th
Anniversary Forum on Technology and Governance in the 1990s (April
The 1992 World Administrative Radio Conference: Technology and Policy Implications (May 1993)
Data Format Standards for Civilian Remote Sensing Satellites (May 1993)
Advanced Network Technology (June 1993)
Who Goes There: Friend or Foe? (June 1993)
The Future of Remote Sensing From Space: Civilian Satellite Systems and Applications (July 1993)
Accessibility and Integrity of Networked Information Collections (August 1993)
Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction: Assessing the Risks (August 1993)
U.S. Telecommunications Services in European Markets (August 1993)
Contributions of DOE Weapons Labs and NIST to Semiconductor Technology (September 1993)
Dismantling the Bomb and Managing the Nuclear Materials (September 1993)
Information Systems Related to Technology Transfer: A Report on Federal Technology Transfer in the United States (September 1993)
Protecting Privacy in Computerized Medical Information (September 1993)
Technologies Underlying Weapons of Mass Destruction (December 1993)
Against Terrorism: Structuring Security (January 1992)
Global Standards: Building Blocks for the Future (March 1992)
Finding a Balance: Computer Software, Intellectual Property and the Challenge of Technological Change (May 1992)
Building Future Security: Strategies for Restructuring the Defense Technology and Industrial Base (June 1992)
Lessons in Restructuring Defense Industry: The French Experience (June 1992)
Remotely Sensed Data From Space: Distribution, Pricing, and Applications (July 1992)
Police Body Armor Standards and Testing, Vol. I (August 1992)
Police Body Armor Standards and Testing, Vol. II-Appendixes (August 1992)
U.S. Banks and International Telecommunications (October 1992)
to a New Security Environment: The Defense Technology and Industrial Base
Challenge (February 1991)
Seeking Solutions: High Performance Computing for Science (March 1991)
Federally Funded Research: Decisions for a Decade (May 1991)
Verification Technologies: Managing Research and Development for Cooperative Arms Control Monitoring Measures (May 1991)
Global Arms Trade: Commerce in Advanced Military Technology and Weapons (June 1991)
Redesigning Defense: Planning the Transition to the Future U.S. Defense Industrial Base (July 1991)
Technology Against Terrorism: The Federal Effort (July 1991)
Verification Technologies: Cooperative Aerial Surveillance in International Agreements (July 1991)
New Ways: Tiltrotor Aircraft and Magnetically Levitated Vehicles (September 1991)
American Military Power: Future Needs, Future Choices (October 1991)
Competing Economies: America, Europe, and the Pacific Rim (October 1991)
The 1992 World Administrative Radio Conference: Issues for U.S. International Spectrum Policy (November 1991)
The FBI Fingerprint Identification Automation Program: Issues and Options (November 1991)
the Edge: Maintaining the Defense Technology Base-Vol. II, Appendices (January
Critical Connections: Communication for the Future (February 1990)
Computer Software and Intellectual Property (March 1990)
Arming Our Allies: Cooperation and Competition in Defense Technology (May 1990)
Helping America Compete: The Role of Federal Scientific and Technical Information (June 1990)
Physical Vulnerability of Electric Systems to Natural Disasters and Sabotage (June 1990)
Evaluating Defense Department Research (July 1990)
Trading Around the Clock: Global Securities Markets and Information Technology (July 1990)
Electronic Bulls and Bears: U.S. Securities Markets and Information Technology (September 1990)
Verification Technologies: Measures for Monitoring Compliance With the START Treaty (December 1990)
the Edge: Maintaining the Defense Technology Base (April 1989)
Technology Transfer to the United States: The MIT-Japan Science and Technology Program (April 1989)
High-Performance Computing and Networking for Science (September 1989)
Copyright and Home Copying: Technology Challenges the Law (October 1989)
Federal Scientific and Technical Information in an Electronic Age: Opportunities and Challenges (October 1989)
Technology, and the First Amendment (January 1988)
The Defense Technology Base: Introduction and Overview (March 1988)
Electronic Delivery of Public Assistance Benefits: Technology Options and Policy Issues (April 1988)
Criminal Justice, New Technologies, and the Constitution (May 1988)
SDI: Technology, Survivability, and Software (May 1988)
Seismic Verification of Nuclear Testing Treaties (May 1988)
Technology and the American Economic Transition: Choices for the Future (May 1988)
Informing the Nation: Federal Information Dissemination in an Electronic Age (October 1988)
Border War on Drugs (March 1987)
Commercial Newsgathering From Space (May 1987)
New Technology for NATO: Implementing Follow-On Forces Attack (June 1987)
International Competition in Services: Banking, Building, Software, Know-How... (July 1987)
Technology Transfer to China (July 1987)
The Electronic Supervisor: New Technology, New Tensions (September 1987)
Hospital Information Systems at the Veterans Administration (September 1987)
Science, Technology, and the Constitution (September 1987)
Defending Secrets, Sharing Data: New Locks and Keys for Electronic Information (October 1987)
Government Information Technology: Management, Security, and Congressional
Oversight (February 1986)
Microelectronics Research and Development (March 1986)
Supercomputers: Government Plans and Policies (March 1986)
Intellectual Property Rights in an Age of Electronics and Information (April 1986)
Electronic Record Systems and Individual Privacy (June 1986)
Technologies for NATO's Follow-On Forces Attack Concept (July 1986)
Trade in Services: Exports and Foreign Revenues (September 1986)
The Social Security Administration and Information Technology (October 1986)
Technology R&D: Critical Trends and Issues (February 1985)
Anti-Satellite Weapons, Countermeasures, and Arms Control (September 1985)
Ballistic Missile Defense Technologies (September 1985)
Electronic Surveillance and Civil Liberties (October 1985)
Automation of America's Offices, 1985-2000 (December 1985)
Sensing and the Private Sector: Issues for Discussion (March 1984)
Computerized Manufacturing Automation: Employment, Education, and the Workplace (April 1984)
Review of Postal Automation Strategy: A Technical and Decision Analysis (June 1984)
Effects of Information Technology on Financial Services Systems (September 1984)
High-Technology Development (April 1983)
International Competitiveness in Electronics (November 1983)
Scientific Validity of Polygraph Testing: A Research Review and Evaluation (November 1983)
Use and Management: Impacts From the World Administrative Radio Conference
of 1979 (January 1982)
Selected Electronic Funds Transfer Issues: Privacy, Security, and Equity (March 1982)
Implications of Electronic Mail and Message Systems for the U.S. Postal Service (August 1982)
An Assessment of Alternatives for a National Computerized Criminal History System (October 1982)
Informational Technology and Its Impact on American Education (November 1982)
Postmarketing Surveillance of Prescription Drugs (November 1982)
National Information Systems: Technology and Public Policy Issues (September
in Explosives (April 1980) [See
Science article, 24 January 1997]
Effects of Nuclear War (May 1979)
Computer Technology in Medical Education and Assessment (September 1979)
Preliminary Assessment of the National Crime Information Center and the
Computerized Criminal History System (December 1978)
Assessment in Business and Government (January 1977)
Nuclear Proliferation and Safeguards (June 1977)
Nuclear Proliferation and Safeguards: Appendix Volume II, Part One (June 1977)
Nuclear Proliferation and Safeguards: Appendix Volume II, Part Two (June 1977)
Policy Implications of Medical Information Systems (December 1977)
Information Systems (February 1976)
Food Information Systems: Summary and Analysis (August 1976)
An Assessment of Information Systems Capabilities Required To Support U.S. Materials Policy Decisions (December 1976)
Technology Assessment Activities in the Industrial, Academic, and Governmental Communities (December 1976)


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Federal Grand Jury in Baltimore Indicts 14 for Heroin Distribution Conspiracy
(Updated 7/26/2013) A federal grand jury July 22 indicted 14 local residents for conspiracy to distribute heroin in Baltimore, the U.S. attorney announced July 25.
Armed with search warrants, over 100 federal law enforcement agents and Baltimore police officers arrested nine of the defendants. Two defendants are in custody on state charges and three remain at large.
"I am confident that ATF's successful execution of federal arrest and search warrants today in Baltimore will make an impact on crime and violence in our community," federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Special Agent in Charge Steven Gerido said in a statement.
The defendant's face at least 10 years in prison and possibly life sentences. Those arrested are to appear in federal court in Baltimore July 26 and July 29.
Indicted were Darryl Robinson Sr., 49; Mario Williams,37, Isiah Robinson, 27, Antonio Berry, 42, Raymond Jefferson, 43, Joyce Dunn, 51, Tyree Howard, 27, Hilton Gibbs, 42, Douglass Duncan,47, Darryl Debro, 47, Kevin Fisher,48, Eric Johnson,42, Reginald Randolph, 47, all of Baltimore and Darrell Gillman, 42 of Towson.
Berry and Dunn are in custody on state charges. Jefferson, Debro and Fisher remain at large and police remain in an active search for them.
"Our ongoing fight against violent crime is more successful with our allied state and federal partners," Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts said in a statement. "We continue to do all we can to reduce crime and violence and I thank all those involved in helping make Baltimore safer."
U.S. Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein commended the ATF, Baltimore Police and the Baltimore City state's attorney's office for their work in this investigation. He also commended Clinton J. Fuchs and Scott Lemmon, the assistant U.S. attorneys who are prosecuting the case.
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Rich Thompson of the Boston Herald has a feature on Justin Anderson who has been playing well over the course of the last four games with the Minutemen's switch to a 4-3 defense.
"With the 4-3 I'm on the edge, and I really enjoy being on the edge," said Anderson. "I'm not saying playing in the 3-4 bothered me much, but I have lot more freedom on the edge with the 4-3, so I welcomed the change.
"I'm just more comfortable on the edge and I like playing on the edge. I looking inside and seeing where everything is going and keeping the outside contained. I like to attack the tackle by getting off fast from the edge and go after the quarterback."


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I'm probably not remembered at all, but could there be a way to get your level back from the 2 weeks of bliss back in april? Because right now i'm being kicked from every game i join, and i only got the free weekend today
I don't want to waste valuable RUSE time leveling up against the AI again and again, because i'll only have 5(ish) hours of game after this message. If there isn't way, at least apply it to the finished game in September, so that steam accounts can have their last highest level (even in case of crash).
The new thing looks great by the way, but I'm still getting the feel for it.
And thank GOD for the price cuts on Germany, i hope production went down too.
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April 18, 2013
» Live Results
WALNUT, Calif. - The Mt. SAC Relays got underway today with a very specific focus for the Husky track team. Thirteen UW distance runners competed in the 1,500-meters today at Hilmer Lodge Stadium, resulting in a trio of PRs and several more season-bests as the stage was set for a busy weekend.
Seven women and six men ran this afternoon as heat after heat got the meet rolling. The best time posted by the Husky women came from sophomore Eleanor Fulton, who ran a season-best 4:23.13 in the top section. Michael Miller led the men with a career-best time of 3:47.16 in the second heat on the men's side.
Also racing today on the women's side was sophomore Baylee Mires, who ran a 4:25.66. Next fastest was senior Mel Lawrence, improving her season-best with a time of 4:27.09, then redshirt freshman Joelle Amaral, who set a PR going under 4:30 for the first time at 4:29.12. Junior Liberty Miller ran 4:30.98 and senior Maddie Meyers clocked 4:32.90 to round out the group.
Tyler King posting a similar time of 3:50.86 in a separate heat. Redshirt frosh Aaron Nelson, ranked in the top-10 nationally in the steeplechase, had a PR of 3:52.86. Kyle Blume ran 3:57.88 as well.
Over at Azusa Pacific University, four Huskies wrapped up their first multis of the season. Through yesterday's day one and through seven events total, senior Jeremy Taiwo held the lead in the decathlon, but a no height in the pole vault today submarined his efforts. Prior to that point, Taiwo had started with career-bests in the 100-meter dash, running 10.91 seconds, and in the long jump, where he sailed to a mark of 24-7 ¾, the 10th-best outdoor long jump in school history. Taiwo also won the high jump on day one with a clearance of 6-11 ¾.
Freshman Josh Gordon reached the finish line in his first decathlon, scoring 6,640 points to take sixth overall. His best event was a second-place long jump finish behind Taiwo, as he leapt 23-2 ¾; he also had a nice high jump PR of 6-4 ¾.
Shelby Williams and Jaleecia Roland each completed their heptathlons, with Williams placing 15th out of 24 finishers with 4,690 points, and Roland finishing 21st in her first full college heptathlon with 4,325 points.
Williams was near her career-bests in several events but did not set any PRs. She did, however, post the top mark in the shot put at 40-feet, 4-inches, and had a high jump of 5-3 ¼ that's just a half inch off her lifetime-best. Roland had the same high jump of 5-3 ¼, ran 26.99 in the 200-meters, long jumped 17-0 ½, and had a solid first javelin competition with a best throw of 102-6.


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Code:X-Virus-Scanned: amavisd-new at X-Spam-Flag: YES X-Spam-Score: 7.54 X-Spam-Level: ******* X-Spam-Status: Yes, score=7.54 tagged_above=-10 required=6.6 tests=[BAYES_99=3.5, DRUGS_ERECTILE=0.282, DRUGS_ERECTILE_OBFU=1.229, FH_HELO_EQ_D_D_D_D=0.001, FUZZY_CPILL=0.001, HELO_DYNAMIC_IPADDR=2.426, HS_INDEX_PARAM=0.001, RDNS_DYNAMIC=0.1]It looks as though somewhere the system is still tagging messages at the default of 33% (or 6.6), as shown by the first message. Even weirder still is I think that the rogue tag value is only happening for one or two particular users - people who are still complaining about spam. Also, the BAYES_99 value is different for each as well. One uses the higher value I have set and the other uses the default.Code:X-Virus-Scanned: amavisd-new at X-Spam-Flag: YES X-Spam-Score: 19.141 X-Spam-Level: ******************* X-Spam-Status: Yes, score=19.141 tagged_above=-10 required=4 tests=[BAYES_99=6.5, DATE_IN_PAST_06_12=1.069, FORGED_MUA_OUTLOOK=3.116, INVALID_MSGID=1.9, RAZOR2_CF_RANGE_51_100=0.5, RAZOR2_CF_RANGE_E8_51_100=1.5, RAZOR2_CHECK=2.5, RDNS_DYNAMIC=0.1, STOX_REPLY_TYPE=0.001, URIBL_BLACK=1.955]
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LITTLE ROCK—Christopher R. Thyer, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas, announced today that Joyce Judy, of North Little Rock, Arkansas, was sentenced to 26 months' incarceration in the Bureau of Prisons with three years' supervised release. Judy was also ordered to pay $500,000 restitution to Cuna Mutual, the bonding company for Arkansas Employees Federal Credit Union (AEFCU) .
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Magnus, P.D. (2004) Background Theories and Total Science. In: [2004] Philosophy of Science Assoc. 19th Biennial Meeting - PSA2004: Contributed Papers (Austin, TX; 2004) > PSA 2004 Contributed Papers. (Unpublished)
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Background theories in science are taken both as proof and as disproof that theory choice is underdetermined by data. The proof is often thought to threaten the possibility of responsible scientific theory choice. Properly understood, it shows only that scientific inference is fallible and contextual. This is compatible with the disproof, which shows that no theory choice can be timelessly or noncontextually underdetermined. Philosophers have often replied to the disproof by focussing their attention on Total Sciences rather than theories. If empirically equivalent Total Sciences were at stake, then there would be no background against which they could be differentiated. I argue that Total Sciences are philosophers' fictions and that no respectable underdetermination can be based on them.
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Pea and ham soup
Pea and ham soup
This good old-fashioned pea soup at its tastiest. Packed full of soup vegetables and yellow split peas with smoked ham. This is great winter fare.
prep: 0:20 | cook 2:00
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 1 onion, diced
- 3 carrots, peeled and sliced
- 1 swede, peeled and diced
- 1 parsnip, peeled and chopped
- 4 sticks of celery, sliced
- 1 potato, peeled and sliced
- 2 cups yellow split peas
- 1 rack of smoked ribs(at least 8 ribs), sliced down between the bones
- In a large pot, heat the oil and add all of the vegetables. Fry for 4-5 mins until they are starting to soften.
- Add 3L boiling water to the pot with the 2 cups of split peas and the smoked ribs.
- Bring to the boil and simmer for 1 hour.
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