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The outside pool and hot table was very nice. Also I enjoyed lunch at the pool cafe each day. The golf course is beautiful.
Dinner at this resort was not very good but I did travel with a large group and this can be difficult for some restaurants.
great view of the golf course and ocean but very small room for a hefty price.
The room,the view was fantastic staff was great.
No coffee or tea in the room.
bed was very comfortable, triple sheets, cozyample pillowscontinental breakfast and was very nicebalcony on room was nicestaff was pleasant and friendlysoaps were very niceTV/cable was sufficientinternet securedecor tasteful and clean
shower stall was very smallbase moldings in bathroom showed some wear and tearroom had a noticeable slope to the floor
Comfortable room with character...nice breakfast!
Location not the greatest, but very good value.
For reasonable pricd..very clean, great Irish hosts..friendly and family-like. Beds very comfortable, nice shower, nice variety for continental breakfast. Decor datec but makes up for it in local uniqueness and personal friendliness
The room was very clean and great. The views were spectacular.
Decorated first class like straight out of a New England magazine
Great mid coast location. Comfortable room with coffee and small fridge. Excellent value. Served a basic breakfast starting at 7:30a, a little late, but a short walk to Fog Lifter provides coffee at 6a, and nice breakfast option at 3 Dogs Cafe starting at 7a. Nice short walk to Rockport Habor, a little more ambitious walk into Camden, but all doable. Will definitely look to stay there again.
Late start for breakfast.
Beds were soft on top, firm inside. Parked right outside my door. Shower pressure incredible!
Small bathrooms. If you're larger, its cramped. No DND doorhanger.
Price, location
Lack of fuRniture in the room
This hotel has wonderful views. I sat on my balcony for hours.
The hotel looks scary from the outside. The inside was very clean, but dated.
Location excellent. Beautiful landscaping. Friendly staff. Views were spectacular.
We've been staying there for many years, the site is very nice, the area is our favorite.
Staff seems a bit aloof, as though customers are a bit of a bother. Perhaps repeat customers are not required, business must be very good.
Attractive setting, courteous and helpful staff, good breakfast selection and spacious rooms make the Country Inn at Camden/Rockport an excellent value. Also child friendly with an indoor swimming pool.
Wonderful grounds to walk or sit and enjoy the gardens.
Room was a bit small and shared bath with one other room.
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I love milestones. And the changing of the year is one of the biggies for me. Time to celebrate. Time to take stock. What's working? What's not? What do you want to keep from last year and take into the next? What can you do better? (aka New Year's resolutions). Never thought much of the "resolutions" aspect. Just the word sounds like drudgery you're resolved to perform; or at least attempt. And aren't resolutions all pretty much the same for most of us? Let's see…get more exercise, eat better, slow down, spend less and live greener.
A friend just asked me what my resolutions were going to be For 2011 – and I had the funny realization that this year it's backwards. It's more about my life changing me, rather than me trying to change my life.
I've just kicked off a two month stint as tropical innkeeper. This alone will probably cause me to exercise more, eat less, slow down considerably, spend almost nothing and overall live a lot more sustainably – just by way of the island of Vieques, and its lifestyle.
I can't call it a "sabbatical" or even a working vacation. Because it's all work and no vacation! I don't know if I'll get a day off for the next two months – honestly. I'll be making beds, fixing toilets and doing tons of laundry and email. But nonetheless, it will be spent in a vacation destination and yes, throughout the day, palms will rustle, tropical frogs will chirp, and I'll return calls from my swaying hammock. So while it is work, it's work I love. The kind where you see the fruits of your labor – from hanging laundry to painting a table, or pointing guests in the right direction to a quiet beach or great little local restaurant. And therein lays the best part of the job: working with guests.
Maybe it's the mother in me, or maybe it's that I always wanted to be a teacher – but I sort of cherish the guests' learning as a key aspect of the finca. So in running the place as simply as possible, it's a goal that folks leave their stay with us seeing how easy it is to live more simply. Call it "greener," making do with less. Here at the finca, you can't help but see that you, in fact, don't need to use, buy, and do all the stuff we usually fill our lives with.
So while it's on-the-job training for me, it's on-vacation-simple living-training for the guests. They'll be doing without a lot of things they are used to, and loving it.
For the next two months I'll live in a tiny cabin next to a small banana grove. We have electricity, hot water and two gas burners to cook on. We've even added a bathroom so it's not really "roughing" it – but it is simple. Furniture is expensive and hard to come by. And really, why bother when you'd rather be outside anyway? Nature and the climate are in charge here. If it's pouring we don't work outside. We work early before the heat of the day. When it's really raining and blowing hard, we'll even close the doors that are usually open all day and night. No AC, no TV. No WiFi or movies, dishwasher or dryers.
We recycle everything we can and reuse the rest. A wooden box makes an end table, a palate makes a deck screen, old beach towels make cleaning rags. Think I'll learn to crochet with those darn plastic shopping bags the stores still use here with reckless abandon. Down the road there's a bar with a patio canopy made of beer cans. I didn't pack any jewelry and I doubt I'll miss it. Don't need to wear makeup (do we ever?) or go shopping for anything other than groceries for two wonderful laidback months. Heck – even at the stores here, you buy, cook and eat what was delivered in a week. No other place to go – so you make do, and learn to get really creative with rice and beans.
So what does this all have to do with new years? And resolutions?
Allowing myself to simply "go with the flow," to learn, and love that I'm not in charge, is my highest New Year priority; to take advantage of this amazing place and opportunity to its fullest potential. Somehow I feel confident that all those other classics will fall right in line: Get more exercise, eat better, slow down, spend less and live greener.

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A thousand exhibits illustrate the history of Egypt from Pharaonic times up to the Islamic era. The collection of the Antiquities Museum is accompanied by objects found during construction of the new library (most notably the mosaic depicting a sitting dog). While they await a new site, some of the finds from excavations around Alexandria Bay are displayed here, such as the splendid basalt statue of Isis.
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Thursday was a wonderful day: full of sun and therefore the perfect occasion to put on my new FCUK playsuit paired with my Isabel Marants and – yes, yes, yes – bare legs! To end the sunny day, I was invited to the River Island High Summer Salon Show in the new Oona headquarters, which is amazing by the way! This high summer collection was just what the doctor ordered for me: an Isabel Marant inspired tie dye jeans, amazing printed jackets, fringe blouses and shorts. Summer couldn't be any more welcome!


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I post hereafter a link to the website of a small French company selling prints of old maps of France and of its regions.
These maps were ordered by King Henry IV of France and Navarre, first king of the Bourbon line of the Capet dynasty, after his coronation so as to better administrate his new realm. As a consequence, some of the maps are very heavy on locale names.
The site is only in French. On the first page there is a drop-out menu to select a particular map (they are named by the region that they depict and the date of realisation). For each particular map, click on "voir les details" to see some selected close-ups.
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My Finished Maps | My Challenge Maps | Ghoraja Juun, my largely stagnated campaign setting.
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Cool find, nice maps. Also helps me brush up on my French since I haven't used it in 15 years.
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
-J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atom bomb) alluding to The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 11, Verse 32)
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On Sunday, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed a bill allowing illegal immigrants to obtain temporary driver's licenses under certain conditions, such as 1) being able to provide proof of one-year state residence, and 2) having an unexpired passport from their country of citizenship or other valid consular identification documents. The bill allows potential licensees to take the written and driving tests and requires them to have proof of automobile insurance. The bill specifies that the license cannot be used to vote, purchase firearms or board an airplane.
Monthly Archives: January 2013
Legal News of the Day: D.C. Circuit Court Finds Obama Recess Appointments Unconstitutional
On Friday, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the constitutional authority to fill a vacancy can be used in the time between the end of one Congress and the start of another, or when there is a formal break at the end of one session. In other words, it cannot occur during any other mid-session break. As such, three appointments made by President Obama to the National Labor Relations Board were found unconstitutional.
With this ruling, lower courts are now split on this issue of separation of powers, and it's likely that the issue could go before the Supreme Court. See SCOTUSBlog's full analysis here.
Legal News of the Day: Obama Signs 23 E.O.s
On Wednesday, President Obama signed twenty-three executive actions, most of which are intended to strengthen existing gun laws and deal with issues of mental health and school safety. The President also called on Congress to pass stricter gun control laws, including a reinstatement of the assaults weapons ban and a restriction of the number rounds in ammunition magazines.
Click here to read the President's plan to reduce gun violence.
Library Hours for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
The law library will be open the following hours for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend:
Friday, January 18: 7:00am-8:00pm
Saturday, January 19: 9:00am-5:00pm
Sunday, January 20: 3:00pm-11:00pm
Monday, January 21: 1:00pm-11:00pm
Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, January 22nd. Enjoy the long weekend!!!
Legal News of the Day: Justice Thomas Breaks His Silence Streak
Yesterday, Justice Thomas broke an almost seven-year long span of silence during Supreme Court oral arguments during the case of Boyer v. Louisiana–apparently to poke fun at his alma mater, Yale Law School. While it was apparently difficult to hear Justice Thomas, SCOTUSBlog's twitter account reports that he said, "Yale degree could mean lawyer is incompetent, not competent, capital trial counsel." Audio of the oral argument will be available on Friday.
Justice Thomas last spoke on Feb. 22nd, 2006.
Legal News of the Day: SCOTUS Grants Certiorari in Six Cases
On Friday, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in six new cases, including one in which they will decide on whether the right to remain silent exists for individuals who have not been arrested, but are being interviewed by the police and were not given Miranda warnings. To learn what topics will be considered in the other five cases, check out SCOTUSBlog's update.
Want More Practice Bluebooking? Go to Citation Workstation!
Want more practice Bluebooking before you go out into the workplace this summer?
Check out the Citation Workstation available on LexisNexis. To access it, simply log in to Lexis (not Lexis Advance) and click on Citation Workstation on the right hand side. On the page it takes you to, select Bluebook at the top of the page. You will find exercises on everything from signal to parentheticals to short forms to get you in shape before you're out in the workplace (or trying out for law review).
LRAW Notes: Federal Statutes
This week, our focus is on federal statutes. The U.S. House of Representatives is the keeper of the U.S. Code. Their new beta site is much easier to use. It has a nice Popular Name Tool. You can also retrieve a statute by citation, browse the table of contents, and search for statutes by subject.
The beta site also provides a link to the official, authenticated U.S. Code on the Government Printing Office's (GPO's) Federal Digital System (FDsys) website. FDsys is not as easy to use, so you may want to search for the statute on the House's website and then retrieve it on FDsys.
Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Gideon v. Wainwright
On Friday, January 18th at 10:30am, the ABA Section of Litigation is streaming a live program commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Gideon v. Wainwright, the landmark case recognizing the right to appointed counsel for indigent criminal defendants. The program is open to all, and viewers can participate by submitting questions via the web during the program. Speakers will include notable scholars and an exonerated death row inmate. For more information and to access the program on January 18th, go the Section's webpage. Check it out!
Legal News of the Day: Oral Arguments on Blood Tests and Privacy Before SCOTUS Wednesday
Tomorrow morning, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Missouri v. McNeely, which considers the issue of whether police require a court order before getting a blood sample from an individual suspected of drunk driving.
In the case at hand, McNeely was pulled over for speeding, proceeded to fail field sobriety tests, and refused a breathalyzer. The officer drove McNeely to a hospital, where McNeely refused a blood test, but the officer directed the technician to take one anyway. The sample showed a blood alcohol level of almost double the legal limit, which McNeely's legal team attempted to block as evidence, arguing that the sample was a warrantless search in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights. The trial judge barred the evidence from the case, finding no exigent circumstances. The state appeals court overturned that result, but the Missouri Supreme Court ruled for McNeely.
The Missouri Supreme Court's ruling was based on the 1966 case, Schmerber v. California, where the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 decision that it doesn't violate the Fourth Amendment for police to order a blood sample of a person involved in an automobile accident who's suspected of being drunk without a warrant. At that time, the majority said it was ruling on the basis of "exigent circumstances"–that the officer didn't have time to get a warrant because the suspect had to go to the hospital to be treated for injuries. According to the Missouri Supreme Court, under Schmerber, exigent circumstances do not apply simply because the alcohol in a person's bloodstream begnis to diminish once a person stops drinking; rather, there must be a number of "special facts" that leads the officer to believe it's an emergency situation. Currently, state supreme courts and the federal appeals courts are split on the issue, with some holding that the dissipation of alcohol in the bloodstream is itself a sufficient exigent circumstance, while others ruled as Missouri did, following the narrow precedent set by Schmerber.
For further analysis of this upcoming case, check out SCOTUSBlog's coverage.


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Ratings for Dr. Charles J. Sarosy
I took Dr. Sarosy to Small Claims Court for $10,000.00. We have another court date on 3/19/15. I'm bringing in expert witness's. The judge was great! I also have a on going case with the Medical Board. This is what happened to me at this facility: 1. Dr. Powell was suppose to do lipo on several area's Dr. Sarosy helped him with my surgery without my consent I did not see Dr. Sarosy at all that day. This is SHADY! 2. My jewelry was not locked as promised. 3. It was very dark & small in the room 4. I had a young girl take my blood. Didn't know how to do it & was assisted my an older lady. It hurt really bad because she didn't know what she was doing. 5. I woke up in extreme pain. Another lady was moaning. Being in that much pain is unusual. It's cheaper to use less "/ 6. By the way Dr. Powell came in with street clothes to mark me he was late with white powder on his pants. 7. I could not walk correctly for 2 months. They took so much fat & scraped my skin so bad I still have bruises a year later. 8. They did Lipo on the wrong body parts. They did lipo on my hips without my consent. My right hip is bigger. I'm deformed now. 9. They also did lipo on the back of my knee. I use to think I had a tumor. It's gone now. They did not do lipo on my upper abs. they were suppose too. 10. They used a large canula to take the fat out so they can do it in a hurry. Good Doctors use a small one to do a good job. I went to Dr. Hansen the LIPO Doctor in Beverly Hills. he said "WoW" who did this to you? He said this Doctor didn't even put the incisions in the places where they train. He could not believe a licensed Doctor did this to me. I have lots of places where they went don to the bone. 11. Debbie told us that I could take off my compression garment in 5 days. So I did. My leg swelled up 5 times the norm. I called Dr. Powell he told me to go to imaging. I live in Nevada. This cost me $300. Dr.Powell office said Debbie should have said 5 weeks. 12. Debbie gives medical advise. She emails you, then will tell you she doesn't have a email. 13. When I called Dr. Powell about my body parts he said I was pretty & had a nice body. he said this 3 times. (Weird). I asked him if he was training someone on me because my leg's were so different. He said no. Then he said Dr. S. helped. I asked who is that? I could tell someone else helped. I looked so bad. 14. When I asked them for my medical records for the Medical Board It took them close to month to get them. Debbie said she had 90 days to get them to me. When I received my pictures. They had cropped them. There where fingers in the way etc.. 15. When I went in for my post appt. Dr. Powell said my roller coaster lumps on my leg would go away. When he went out Debbie said they would not go away. Dr. Powell said," I do see your right hip is larger, I can fix that for $1,200.00." I asked for a full refund because of the botched job. He said NO! 16. I did go to the Dr.'s on the show Botched in Beverly Hills. He said, WOW DID THIS TO YOU!!" 17. Every Doctor I went to said something similar. One Doctor told me I didn't do my homework. (He was right). 18. Dr. S. does GROUPON'S. This tells you he hasn't perfected his skill. Good Doctor's don't need Groupon or Deals. 19. In court the last time. Dr. Powell said he didn't do the wrong body part. Well I can't wait until the 19th. What a liar. They are so Shady. 20. Dr. S. Had my Yelp reviews removed. He has several names he uses. Most Doctors don't do this. Dr. S has lots of bad reviews. 21. They lied in court many times. 22. I've had 3 surgery's, I need 1 or 2 more. I have spend over $20,000 to fix my deformed body. THIS PLACE IS HORRIBLE!! 23. Dr. S brought in all my bad reviews to court. That's all he had. I will do the same =) 24. When I asked Dr. Powell what happened to me he said," It's like a pregnant women wakes up & don't know who impregnated you." My friend & I could not believe he said that. 25. When a Doctor works on the wrong body parts & will not give you your money back that is terrible. Debbie told me he has no money. well...that's what insurance is for. They're losing money showing up to court (twice). 26. My compression garment was 6" to short. I had GROSS SWELLING On my legs. STAY AWAY FROM THESE DOCTOR'S THEY ARE BAD NEWS. A Dr. S. never reached out to me before I took him, to court. Dr. S. lied on his court paper work ans said he served me for slander. He didn't serve me. He lied again. Check out his Yelp reviews on the following: Image Centre Salon and Medical Spa, Dr. Charles Sarosy, East County Vein & Liposculpture Center and Charles J Sarosy, MD. What Doctor does this. He has so many bad reviews
Better off going somewhere else. Do not waste your time or money.
Just something I do not trust at this office. Prices are too low. Shuffled in and out. Wierd decor for a surgical office. I wasn't comfortable. I think I'll go to Dr. Sears.
Tiffany is the nicest, most honest person in the office. Dr. Sarosy has no bedside manner whatsoever. Go somewhere else.
Met the Dr for a consultation and procedure he gave his opinion and seemed kind and honest so decided to go trhough with the procedure.
Dr. Sarosy nurses are the best. Always available by phone or office visit. The wait time is never long you are in and out in no time. Dr. Sarosy did great work and I am very pleased. Stop your search now and use Dr. Sarosy.
The staff is so great and friendly. Very nice office. Dr sarosy does fantastic work. He gives you exactly what you ask for. I will definetly go back for all my future cosmetic surgeries as well as tell all my friends
I had a breast augmentation and a lift in january 2013. I made the appointment less than a week out. (Due to work schedule) Dr Sarosy was very professional and I absolutely love my results. One of my boobs is slightly bigger than the other but I was told to wait until a year from surgery to ensure all the swelling is completely gone. Dr Sarosy said he will take care of the issue after my yearly follow up. I have recommended him to all my friends and family.
My PS is amazing and im so happy I trusted him. I listened to Dr Sarosy recommendations, very knowledgable and super professional. I never dreamed recovery could be so good and so quick, expecially at my age 45. His staff from the beginning made me feel very comfortable. I consult with other plastic surgeries before I decided on Dr Sarosy. I look fastastic!! Thank you Dr. Sarosy!!!
I recently had a con****ation with Dr.Sarosy and his staff for a breast augmentation and they were wonderfull!They went over everything with me and answered every question I had.After meeting Dr. Sarosy I was very confident that he was the doctor I wanted to go with to do my procedure. He has done thousands of breast augmentations at a very affordable price.
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A new 1.2-star rating has been posted. "I took Dr. Sarosy to Small Claims Court for $10,000.00. We have another court date on 3/19/15. I'm bringing in expert witness's. The judge was great! I also ..."March 2, 2015
A new 1-star rating has been posted. "Better off going somewhere else. Do not waste your time or money."October 24, 2014
First Name changed from "Charles" to "Charles J."October 21, 2013
2 positive duplicate or disallowed ratings automatically removedDecember 20, 2011
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Early this morning...There will be some lingering showers and storms across the eastern forecast area as a shortwave trough finishes exiting the Northland. Additional showers and storms are possible over the west central forecast area due to the pva caused by shortwaves lifting through the Northern Plains. Fog is possible across much of the Northland because of the moist boundary layer and lack of wind. Today...There will likely be building instability across the Northland with daytime heating. Passing shortwaves could help spark off isolated/scattered showers and thunderstorms by this afternoon. Complicating the forecast is the wide variety of model guidance, ranging from developing storm complexes swinging through the Northland this afternoon (ARW/NMM/NCEPWRF) to very little pcpn (GFS20). The lack of low level flow makes it difficult to believe the the former solutions because of the lack of flow to feed those supposed storms. Whereas the GFS20 seems too dry considering the warm and relatively humid airmass today and passing shortwaves, which could easily develop scattered convection. Also, it appears surface high pressure may settle over Lake Superior this afternoon. Cooler easterly flow from Lake Superior may work itself inland and cause low level convergence (and a means for storm development) as it buts up against westerly and southern flow. Decided to use a wide blend of the models, leaning a little bit more towards the drier GFS, but providing low pcpn chances for at least most of the forecast area. High temperatures should range from the lower 70s near Lake Superior to the upper 70s and low 80s inland. If any storms develop today, they may tap into an environment of 500 to 1250 J/kg of mixed layer cape, 30 to 40 knots of deep layer (0 to 6 km) wind shear, and freezing levels around 10 kft agl. Despite the lack of low level flow, any storms will be able to tap into decent westerly steering flow, allowing any storms to move and graze on instability, instead of remaining stationary and quickly dissipating. Given the environment, there could be isolated strong storms capable of producing hail and gusty winds. The SPC thunderstorm threat outlook would likely be more than marginal if it were not for the lack of low level wind to feed the storms, as well as the overall lower confidence in today`s forecast. Tonight...Any showers and storms should dissipate with the waning instability after sunset and as an upper level ridge lifts into the Northland, suppressing convection. Some models are producing light pcpn near Lake Superior overnight, but this would more likely be drizzle because of the likelihood of fog and low stratus developing from the cool and humid easterly flow from the Lake. Lows should range from the upper 40s near Lake Superior to the low to middle 50s well inland. Wednesday...The upper level ridge will lift north of the Northland, while a wnw to ese orientated shortwave trough will likely lift into the Northland. The lifting trough will bring a wave of moisture and increasing chances of showers and storms. The chances of thunder will be better across the western and southern forecast area because of the cool easterly flow from Lake Superior limiting heating near the Lake. Any thunder over the Lake will likely be the result of elevated convection caused by the pva from the shortwave. Prefer the GFS20 and SREF instability, which depicts much less instability near Lake Superior, unlike the more robust NAM12. High temperatures will likely range from the upper 50s near Lake Superior to the upper 60s and lower 70s inland. .LONG TERM...(Wednesday night through Monday) Issued at 345 AM CDT Tue May 24 2016 An unstable southwest flow will lift several waves across the region through the upcoming week...keeping ongoing rain/thunderstorm chances in the forecast through much of the extended period. A closed low will makes its way into the upper plains wednesday night...tracking across the northern minnesota border thursday. The low will lift a large swath of showers and thunderstorms over MInnesota and wisconsin during this time. locations in portions of central may see an earlier end to the convection thursday morning...depending on the placement of the dry slot. Northeast winds will prevail Friday and Saturday as the next wave lifts into the northern plains...keeping conditions cooler near Lake Superior. Models are in good agreement that the next low tracks northward across minnesota during the Holiday weekend...bringing increasing PWATs...along with widespread showers and thunderstorms. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Wednesday afternoon) Issued at 1013 AM CDT Tue May 24 2016 Complex S/W trof axis continues to translate northeastward across NE MN late this morning with one vorticity max (apparently with at least some partial convective origin) located just east of Duluth, and another over NW MN associated with the main synoptic scale trof axis. Showers/Tstorms will continue to affect KINL and perhaps KHIB as the western vort max translates eastward across Nrn MN through early afternoon. Larger scale subsidence appears to be overspreading much of central MN into NW Wisconsin per water vapor satellite imagery and short range model guidance. Despite destabilization this afternoon across the KBRD/KDLH/KHYR areas, it appears that the large scale lack of forcing for ascent may limit or preclude any redevelopment. Winds have also turned to the east in the wake of the morning MCS at KLDH, and the tempo group for fog in the first few hours reflects at least some risk for the fog bank evident over the Duluth harbor to be drawn westward up the hill. && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... DLH 74 49 60 50 / 60 20 50 60 INL 79 52 74 53 / 40 20 50 60 BRD 82 56 73 56 / 30 20 60 50 HYR 80 52 73 57 / 50 20 60 60 ASX 74 46 63 51 / 50 20 50 60 && .DLH Watches/Warnings/Advisories... WI...None. MN...None. LS...None. && $$


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All this melted snow and rain mean several residents in Mid-Michigan are dealing with the excess water and flooding in their basements.
Homes in the south Lansing neighborhood near Holmes and Martin Luther King were hit especially hard Thursday morning.
Residents say the last time this happened was during last May's downpour.
At least ten or more homes near Lowcroft Street have been pumping water out of their basements since early Thursday morning.
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text: Table of Contents Cover Story Serving a higher purpose by Marvin OlaskyCover Story | A person is greater than the sum of his material parts, and his reason to work goes beyond making the money to satisfy his appetites [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/serving_a_higher_purpose] In this issue: "Biblical callings," Dec. 4, 2010 Features Dispatches Notebook Columnists Culture Features Out to dry By Mindy BelzZimbabwe | With hyperinflation and election violence a (recent) memory, Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe strengthens his grip ahead of coming elections despite a stalled… [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/out_to_dry] Called to a community By Timothy DalrympleVocation | A Christian's vocation involves more than a career [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/called_to_a_community] 'The juices would start flowing' By Joseph SlifeVocation | Real estate developer Jack Shaw recognized his calling to business at a young age [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/the_juices_would_start_flowing] Called to adopt By Susan OlaskyVocation | The Rosenows serve God by bringing children with disabilities into their family [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/called_to_adopt] Carrying the right banner By Russ Pulliam & Marvin OlaskyVocation | Two former mayors found that leading a big-city government is not an easy calling [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/carrying_the_right_banner] The unified life By Marvin OlaskyVocation | Monday through Saturday are not secular days for the Christian but days of service to God [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/the_unified_life] Working for good By Tony WoodliefVocation | Should you remain in your current job? How well the product of your work serves others should be a crucial part of the answer [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/working_for_good] Honoring his father By Marvin OlaskyVocation | Jack Templeton, CEO of a wealthy foundation, has a rare commitment to donor intent [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/honoring_his_father] The happy warrior By Marvin OlaskyVocation | Hugh Ross, founder of Reasons to Believe, was called to science as a child [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/the_happy_warrior] Body of work By Marvin OlaskyVocation | Controversial Christian artist Ed Knippers says painting nudes is his calling [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/body_of_work] Dispatches Quotables By The Editors"The United States lived on borrowed money for too long. . . . There are many reasons for America's problems, but they don't include German export surpluses." [http://www.worldmag.com/2010/11/quotables_0] Quick Takes By The EditorsScience of slurp Ever wonder why cats lap quietly and dogs slurp loudly? 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November 17, 2013
Will South Park Be A Barometer In The Console Wars?
The recent South Park episode titled, "Black Friday," saw the youth of the Colorado town divided over which video game console they support. Various cliques have chosen sides: the Star Trek kids (those who dress up and play Star Trek that is) were solidly in the Microsoft Xbox One camp; while the Goth Kids said they preferred the Sony PlayStation 4, as it was the "blacker" of the two systems.
The battle lines were clearly drawn, more so because the kids (lead by loveable sociopath Eric Cartman) plotted a plan where the kids were playing HBO's hit series Game of Thrones in an attempt to get into the South Park mall with the first thirty customers to get 80 percent off the retail price of anything in the store.
While no actual retailer is really going to offer such deep discounts, the fact that kids were forming factions between the two consoles actually speaks volumes of how this might play out. It would be easy to suggest this is just about video games, but really it is about much more.
Each company has shipped more than 60 million units worldwide, so there is a serious install base that these companies have already achieved. It might be a tall order to reach that point again, and it won't likely be any time soon.
This is also the first time that Sony and Microsoft have gone head-to-head in the same holiday. The last time Microsoft introduced a console was in 2005 when its Xbox 360 arrived on the scene, followed a year later by the introduction of Sony's PlayStation 3.
Both companies have released systems to compete with Nintendo; Microsoft did so in 2001 and Sony did in 2006. Nintendo looked for the early jump last year with its Wii U – and even by the holidays it wasn't impossible to find units on the shelves.
This year will likely be different and both the PS4 and Xbox One will likely be in short supply on Black Friday. Maybe the best advice offered by the show was from the Goth Kids who said that they'd likely wait for more systems to show up and prices to fall.
Given that some of the best games are still coming out for the Xbox 360 and PS3 (just look to the recent Grand Theft Auto V and Call of Duty: Ghosts as examples) it is going to be at least until next holiday season before the new consoles offer anything that really can't be missed.
Sure there are some great launch titles on both systems, but Sony and Microsoft have painted themselves into a corner. How do you turn your back on those 60 million happy customers? The answer is that you really can't, and these companies likely won't for a few years.
As hardware companies, Sony and Microsoft actually lose money selling the hardware; yes, they lose money selling the hardware. That's because even though they didn't develop Grand Theft Auto they made money from every title sold for their respective system.
In other words, Sony and Microsoft would love to see GTA VI on their systems, but only to a point. They need to see the Goth Kids, the Star Trek kids, the Game of Thrones kids and everyone else to buy a new system, but until they do we're going to see more life out of those systems.
The final piece of this may be that South Park is a pretty good indicator of what is hot. Eric Cartman, for one, likes the Xbox One, but we know he also had an Xbox 360 as well as a PlayStation Portable. He was also the kid pacing outside the game store waiting for the Nintendo Wii back in 2006, and that was when not everyone expected it to be a hit – certainly not as big of a hit that it was.
So, if the fat little sociopath is betting on the Xbox One, that should be seen as true portent for Microsoft's success!
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If the programming at Fantastic Fest reveals anything about the interests of contemporary horror fans, it's that they can't seem to get enough of watching people getting beat up, brutalized, debased or dismembered. But even though four consecutive horror films at the festival all focused on some aspect of intruders or invaders abusing their victims, the execution of each one was markedly different -- and consequently so was their quality.
'Hatchet II' is hardly the most technically accomplished of this year's offerings, and it's almost completely unoriginal, and yet it wears its vintage slasher clichés like merit badges, not merely acknowledging but gleefully celebrating their glorious familiarity. Adam Green, returning to the throwback aesthetic of 'Hatchet,' resuscitates his 2006 breakthrough with the same clumsy effectiveness as its indefatigable monster Victor Crowley, creating a movie that operates with a certain, charming simplicity, but doesn't dig up much else of interest than gore delivered by the gallon.
Taking place immediately after the events of the first 'Hatchet,' sole survivor Marybeth (now played by 'Halloween' alumna Danielle Harris) is rescued and returned to civilization by a lazy-eyed redneck who suggests that she is related to people responsible for the death of disfigured killer Victor Crowley (Kane Hodder). Confronting Reverend Zombie (Tony Todd) to demand his help, the two of them assemble a hunting party to venture into the swamp, recover the bodies of Marybeth's family members, and kill Crowley once and for all. But Marybeth's personal motives conflict with Zombie's professional ones, and their plan to take out Crowley quickly deteriorates when the group disperses into the bayou and hunters begin dying one at a time in mysterious, grisly ways.
When the first kill in a movie involves a man being choked to death with his own intestines until his head pops off, you get a good sense that a film is less interested in storytelling, character development or even general plausibility than simply being as gross as humanly possible. That isn't a bad thing, necessarily, but 'Hatchet II' offers the kind of gore that the word "gratuitous" does not do justice -- and indeed, it's the relative inventiveness of the kills that keep things interesting long after you stop caring that you never cared about the characters in the first place. In addition to featuring the year's second best gag involving a boat propeller and a human head, Green does things to human bodies that are so outlandish and over the top that it's only the technical proficiency of the special effects that keep the film from being an outright comedy.
At the same time, there's nothing except fan interest driving this movie's existence. Marybeth's motivation for returning to the swamps of New Orleans -- notably where everyone on her tourist expedition except for her died -- is because she wants to recover her brother and father's bodies, "because she has no family left," and maybe exact some revenge on Crowley. No cops are ever involved because Zombie talks her out of calling them, but at one point Marybeth's uncle says he's going to call them -- which we never know happens. And the assembly of hunters -- the actual recruitment process -- and their subsequent foray into the swamp only seems to occur in order to pad the film out to feature length, which it barely does ('Hatchet II' runs 89 minutes).
But of course, a movie about a killer requires people who will be killed, and Green puts together an effectively conventional cross-section of horror movie personalities in order to create his ensemble. But ultimately, the film's sort of depressing saving grace is its lack of ambition; notwithstanding those bloody payoffs, the straightforward and familiar way Green sets up and pays off his slasher-sequel homage (including some pointless, retconned mythology that connects the killer to his final victim) means that audiences can and will know exactly what they're walking into when they buy their tickets. The down side, on the other hand, is that audiences can and will know exactly what they're walking into when they buy their tickets.
Ultimately, 'Hatchet II' is a conventionally satisfying film, a serviceable addition to the slasher canon and a welcome alternative to the humorless, harrowing horror films that dominate the genre's current landscape. Plus, the film's one real breakthrough/accomplishment is that Dark Sky Films is releasing it in theaters nationwide without a rating, and national chain AMC will be showing it in major markets via their AMC independent program. And if its success leads to more films being distributed on a larger scale without being affected by the puritanical restraints of the MPAA, then it could truly become a benchmark of some kind. But personally speaking, I would have preferred to see that particular exhibition barrier broken down by something truly unique or transgressive, rather than a movie whose imagination is limited to the ways in which it can dismember a human body.
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Constance Jones
R.I.P.: The Complete Book
of Death & Dying
LIKE ANY OTHER self-respecting workaholic, I do not fear death, which is why my favorite euphemism for the end may be "the big sleep." So I was a little horrified by a recent Wall Street Journal article describing the posthumous broadcasting career of one Richard L. Evans. Evans hosts a popular folk-wisdom feature from the grave called "Thought for the Day" on St. Louis's KMOX. Luckily, he left behind seven years' worth of tapes before he went to the great recording studio in the sky back in 1971. The Journal reported that "Mr. Evans 'is a member of the team as much as Steve or I,' says Nan Wyatt, who co-anchors KMOX's morning news program with Steve Jankowski. 'Being dead doesn't necessarily take you off the air here.'" So how does this work? Does Evans get paid vacations? Benefits? How about sick days?
While none of these questions are answered in Constance Jones's wonderful compendium R.I.P.: The Complete Book of Death & Dying, they are the exceptions. Need to know the address of the National Association for Fair Funeral Prices? It's in here. Wondering about the life expectancy in Papua New Guinea? It's 55. Curious about the last words of Karl Marx? The old codger snarled to his housekeeper, "Go on, get out! Last words are for fools who haven't said enough."
Jones's exhaustive, easy-to-use survey of the great beyond offers a grab bag full of statistics, charts, histories, legends and fun facts addressing all things death. Did you know that one of the surviving members of the Donner party wound up running a steak house? That the first autopsy in the New World took place in 1533 in order to determine if Siamese twins "had one soul or two"? That the Vatican has never excommunicated Hitler? That in Babylonia selling bad beer was a capital crime?
Let's just say that with Jones's tidbits in my head, my cocktail party chitchat just got a lot more morbid. This book is a graveyard humorist's dream, and not just because of its doomy anecdotes. Jones inflicts a subtle, icy playfulness on her subject matter. For instance, the section on consuming human flesh is called "Bite Me: The Rituals of Cannibalism." A discussion of transplant donation reads, "The removal of organs for transplant is like a routine surgical operation, except that the donor is not anesthetized."
The book's admirable stylistic restraint--leading to so many similar sophisticated chuckles--works the opposite way as well. Consider this lethal little sentence: "Satellite photography has identified the sites of recent mass graves in Bosnia and investigators have further confirmed the existence of these graves." It follows a rather gruesome list of mass graves of the past--historical horrors like the Black Hole of Calcutta or a Peking river which became the cemetery for 20,000 Chinese killed by the Japanese in World War II. Bringing up Bosnia only grabs you by the collar, reminding any reader that genocide's not just history; it's news.
Murder, catastrophe, execution, suicide: All the abstract concepts get covered. But perhaps the book's most useful potential is the rather plain, pine-box elegance of the final chapters, "Making Arrangements" and "Saying Good-bye." These pages are written with grieving in mind, covering everything from the psychological aspects of the mourning process to sample copies of casket price lists and pointers on delivering a eulogy. Here, all of death's aspects come crashing into play--the pain of it, certainly, but also death as a business, as a cause for ritual, and as the real, physical fact of it that turns the ones we love into bodies in need of disposal. For all the philosophizing, humor, and even beauty that death inspires, it's still one cruel fate, big sleep or not. In the final words of Lytton Strachey--still a critic with his last breath, Jones points out--"'If this is dying, I don't think much of it.
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BEAVERTON, Ore. - Coming off its seventh 20-win season in the last eight years, the West Liberty University women's basketball team showed up at No. 21 on Tuesday when the Women's Division II Bulletin released its annual NCAA Division II Preseason Top 25.
Senior guard Hillary Southworth, the nation's second-leading scorer with a school-record 24.1 ppg. a year ago, was tabbed as one of the nation's "Super Sixteen" players atop the Women's Division II Bulletin's Preseason All-America list. The "Super Sixteen" is a listing of the top two players in each of the eight regions.
Led by veteran coach Lynn Ullom, who heads into his 23rd season at West Liberty as the winningest women's basketball coach in West Virginia history with a sparkling 452-207 (.686) record, the Hilltoppers return a solid nucleus from last year's West Virginia Conference runner-up squad that just missed an NCAA Tournament bid with a 21-8 mark.
The 5-foot-10 Southworth, a returning first-team All-American, leads the way. The 2013 West Virginia Conference and Atlantic Region Player of the Year, Southworth had 20 games with 20 or more points, topped the 30-point mark on six occasions and scored a career-high 43 points during a late-season win at Pitt-Johnstown. Along with setting a school record of 8 consecutive games with 25 or more points, she led the team in nearly every offensive category - 700 points (24.1 ppg.), 184 rebounds (6.3 rpg.), 63 3-point field goals and 60 steals.
Also back for the Black and Gold is 5-7 sophomore guard Liz Flowers, a member of the WVIAC All-Freshman Team who averaged nearly 10 points and six rebounds a night while ranking among the nation's top 20 point guards with 148 assists. Bri Kamarec, a 5-9 junior guard, started nearly every game and excelled on the defensive end of the court while showing the ability to knock down clutch shots in key situations.
Jenn Mohney, a 5-9 junior guard, and Jasmin Kiley, a 5-7 sophomore guard, provided an offensive spark off the bench last year and should see their roles expand this winter along with 5-11 sophomore Kiki Simpson, who showed the potential to emerge as one of the top rebounders and shot-blockers in the region.
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2013-14 Preseason Top 25
1. Bentley
2. Clayton State
3. Gannon
4. Central Missouri
5. Nova Southeastern
6. Concordia-St. Paul
7. Midwestern State
8. Delta State
9. Emporia State
10. Stonehill
11. Western Washington
12. South Carolina-Aiken
13. Holy Family
14. Chico State
15. Lewis
16. Augustana
17. Michigan Tech
18. Rollins
19. Colorado Mesa
20. Indianapolis
22. Dowling
23. Lenoir-Rhyne
24. Metro State
25. New York Tech
Teams to Watch (alphabetical order): Academy of Art, Cal-San Diego, Edinboro, Findlay, Minnesota State, Newberry, Shaw, Simon Fraser, Tarleton State, West Texas A&M
2013-14 Preseason All-America Team
"Super Sixteen"
Atlantic Region
Jen Papich, sr., F, Gannon
East Region
*Lauren Battista, Sr., F, Bentley
Courtney Finn, Sr., G, Bentley
Midwest Region
Sarah DeShone, Sr., G, Ferris State
Anna Hackerts, Jr., F, Southern Indiana
South Central Region
Jackie Woods, Sr., G, St. Mary's
Kiara Wright, Sr., C, Tarleton State
South Region
Jasmine Hammon, Sr., G, Alabama-Huntsville
Kayk Wilson, Jr., G, Florida Tech
Southeast Region
Haylee Lepaio, Jr., C, Newberry
Nyeshea Willie, Sr., G, Barton
Central Region
Keuna Flax, Sr., F, Central Missouri
Anika Whiting, Jr., F, Concordia-St. Paul
West Region
J.J. Judge, Sr., G, Cal Poly-Pomona
Bobbi Knudsen, Sr., G, Montana State-Billings
*-Preseason Player of the Year
MEC Honorable Mention
Hailey Garrett, Jr., Fairmont State
Chelsea Bradley, a 5-9 sophomore guard who earned several starts as a true freshman two years ago, returns after sitting out last year as a medical redshirt and speedy 5-4 point guard Janay Bottoms joins the roster after redshirting last winter.
A promising group of newcomers includes a pair of NCAA Division I transfers in 5-10 Kailee Howe (Morehead State) and 5-10 Lindsey Fenwick (Army), along with a pair of talented freshmen. Emily Bucon, a 5-8 guard, and Colleen McCormick, a 5-11 post, earned multiple all-state honors during their high school careers while leading perennial West Virginia small-school power Wheeling Central to four consecutive state tournament berths.
West Liberty was the only team from the Mountain East Conference to earn Top 25 recognition. Fairmont State junior forward Hailee Garrett was an honorable mention All-America selection.
The Hilltoppers open their 2013-14 season on Nov. 8 when they take on Kutztown (Pa.) in the first game of the Glenville Tipoff Classic.


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Investigators looking into high-speed ferry crash
NEW YORK A high-speed commuter ferry that crashed into a lower Manhattan dock, injuring dozens of people, had recently undergone a major overhaul that gave it new engines and a new propulsion system, and officials are looking into whether they played any role in the morning rush hour accident.
The National Transportation Safety Board also will begin interviewing crew members of the catamaran Seastreak Wall Street on Thursday, a process NTSB board member Robert Sumwalt said would take all day.
The ferry had slowed following a routine trip across New York Bay and past the Statue of Liberty Wednesday morning when the impact took place, hurling scores of people to the deck or into the walls. Around 70 were hurt, 11 seriously.
The naval architecture firm that designed the reconfiguration, Incat Crowther, said in an August news release that the ferry's water-jet propulsion system had been replaced with a new system of propellers and rudders to save fuel costs and cut carbon dioxide pollution in half. James Barker, the chairman of the ferry's owner, Seastreak LLC, said the overhaul made it "the greenest ferry in America."
The hull was reworked, and the boat was made 15 metric tons lighter. At top speed, the ferry, built in 2003, travels at around 35 knots, or 40 mph.
Seastreak spokesman Bob Dorn, asked whether the work had hurt the ferry's maneuverability or caused pilots any problems, said it would be up to the National Transportation Safety Board to determine if the new equipment played any role.
Sumwalt said the NTSB was aware of the modification and would "certainly be looking at that, as well as everything else."
"Right now we want to collect all the information we can so that we can begin our analysis," Sumwalt added during an interview on Fox 5 News on Thursday morning.
He said the vessel did not have a data recorder and was not required to have one. But he said that wouldn't hinder the investigation, and they should be able to get information from the boat's electronic charting system and photographic evidence.
On Thursday, investigators also will be documenting the damage on the pier and engineers will begin to comb through the ferry's maintenance records.
Dee Wertz, who was on shore waiting for the ferry, saw the impact. She said that just moments before the ferry hit, she had been having a conversation with a ferry employee about how the boat's captains had been complaining lately about its maneuverability.
"He was telling me that none of these guys like this boat," she said. "It was coming in a little wobbly. It hit the right side of the boat on the dock hard, like a bomb."
About 330 passengers and crew members were aboard the ferry, which had arrived from Atlantic Highlands, a part of the Jersey Shore still struggling to recover from Superstorm Sandy. Passenger Frank McLaughlin, whose home was filled with 5 feet of water in the late October storm, said he was thrown forward and wrenched his knee.
"We come in and do this every day, and so it just kind of glides in," he said. "It came in hard, and it was just a huge impact as we hit."
Some passengers were bloodied when they banged into walls and toppled to the floor, he said.
"We were pulling into the dock. The boat hit the dock. We just tumbled on top of each other. I got thrown into everybody else. ... People were hysterical, crying," said Ellen Foran, of Neptune City, N.J.
New York City's transportation commissioner, Janette Sadik-Khan, said the ferry was coming in at 10 to 12 knots, or about 12- to 14 mph, when it struck one slip and then hit a second.


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May 26, 2016
Evie Jewel Tatum Vance
Funeral services will be held at 2pm, Saturday, June 22nd at Milling Funeral Home Chapel, Union, MS. Visitation will be from 12:30 to 2:00pm prior to the service. A graveside service will follow at Erin Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
Jewel Tatum Vance, 89, was born June 19, 1923, in Newton County, Mississippi to Eliza Jane and Henry Tatum.
Her persistent and unwavering faith, her dedication and sacrifice for her family, her sweet and gentle ways, and her fearless endurance will never be forgotten. Although we grieve her absence, we rejoice, celebrate and take comfort in knowing that she is in her heavenly home.
She is survived by her children Geneva Vance Nelson and Donald Vardaman Vance; three grandchildren: Keith Nelson (Laura), Kim Bartholomae (Bill) and Beth Ramsey (Richard); six great-grandchildren: Ashley Davis, Ryan Davis, Lindsey Nelson, Will Nelson, Alex Henson, and Molly Ramsey.
She was preceded in death by her husband of fifty-eight years, Vardaman Vance, her parents, nine brothers and two sisters.
In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to New Ireland Baptist Church, 9397 Highway 492, Union, MS 39365.
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LPV: LNG Pipe Vision
Accurate assessment of pipe corrosion rates is critical to the safety and productivity in Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) plants. Due to the growing complexity of LNG plants, safety, the time consuming task of manual pipe inspection, and cost, current inspection techniques can not cover every pipe in the pipe network Often, inspectors resort to extrapolation which predicts corrosion rates instead of acquiring direct estimates. In this work, we investigate the use of computer and machine vision techniques for building accurate 3D models of pipe surface with sub-millimeter accuracy. Specifically, a pipe crawler robot can carry a camera, or a set of cameras, that capture images of the internal pipe surface. Given those images we can to create 3D models that are reliable and repeatable for the task of corrosion inspection and change detection.
Some challenges and research questions we are trying to address include:
- How to choose and control lighting inside the pipe?
- What are the best camera systems suited for the task of reliable 3D reconstruction in pipe (monocular, stereo, omnidirectional, a ring of cameras, etc)?
- How to exploit the known geometry of a pipe to achieve sub-millimeter accuracy (for 3D reconstruction and visual odometry) that might not be possible in general environments?
Keywords: 3D reconstruction, stereo, visual odometry, registration, change detection.
People: Dr. Brett Browning (Robotics Institute), PI, Dr. Peter Rander Co-PI (NREC), Dr. Peter Hansen, Carnegie Mellon Qatar
Visual Odometry and Pose Estimation
SFM-based stereo VO pipeline consists of three main steps: (1) feature extraction, 3D triangulation and tracking, (2) pose estimation from tracked features, and (3) non-linear refinement of motion and structure parameters. Pose estimation is at the core of SFM-based VO as pose estimation methods need to tolerate feature tracking and extraction errors. Furthermore, estimated pose needs to be accurate enough for non-linear refinement methods to converge. In this work, we conducted a large empirical study to investigate several classes of pose estimation algorithms, evaluate them on simulated data, as well as indoor and outdoor data set. The aim is give insight into the different algorithms and the main factors that affect the accuracy of pose estimation methods from stereo imagery.
Keywords: Stereo visual odometry, Pose estimation, Perspective-N-Points (PnP), Absolute Orientation (AO)
People: Dr. Brett Browning (Robotics Institute), Dr. Bernardine Dias (Robotics Institute)
Technology for Developing Communities
Despite the importance of literacy to most aspects of life, underserved communities continue to suffer from low literacy rates; especially for globally prevalent languages such as English. In the summer of 2009, I participated in iSTEP (innovative Student Technology ExPerience), TechBridgeWorld summer research internship program. One of iSTEP projects was to create and evaluate culturally-relevant educational technology and games for child literacy. I was the iSTEP 2009 Technical Lead for the Literacy Tools project working with primary school teachers and students at the Mlimani Primary School in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
I took the lead on technical development and testing for the project which resulted in an interactive mobile phone game which quizzes students on English grammar and an online Content Authoring Tool which allows teachers to create their own questions and answers for the game. The project has since expanded to other user groups (middle school deaf and hard-of-hearing students, migrant workers and university students) in different countries (the United States, Qatar and Bangladesh, respectively) and has become a program at TechBridgeWorld, where it is formally known as TechCaFE (Technology for Customizable and Fun Education).
Keywords: ICTD, English Literacy, Mobile Phones
People: Rotimi Abimbola, Hatem Alismail, Sarah Belousov, Beatrice Dias, Freddie Dias, M. Bernardine Dias, Imran Fanaswala, Bradley Hall, Daniel Nuffer, Ermine A. Teves, Jessica Thurston, Anthony Velázquez


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New Poesia Spinoff in the Castro Gets a Name: Dante's Table
And there will be murals.
And there will be murals.
It's a new casual concept from the owner of nearby Poesia.
Curiously, they are reapplying for their liquor license.
We're still awaiting absolute confirmation on this, but both a tipster and a Yelper say that Dancing Pig BBQ (544 Castro Street) has been closed since Monday, with upturned chairs and no signs of life. There's no note on the...


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Remembering where we came from
(found this in an antique Sun podcast I had stashed away in iTunes).
Tweets and News
Building packages on SmartOS – "This is a how-to for building pkgsrc packages on SmartOS. It builds upon and integrates knowledge and scripts from Filip Hajny and Jonathan Perkin. The first part documents how I integrated their two pkgsrc approaches for maximal gain with minimal configuration change." - Adam Lindsay
Basic Minecraft Server on Joyent – "Assuming you have already set up a Joyent account and an ssh key, and know how to use the nano text editor. This install takes about 15 minutes to get to a working high-performance basic Minecraft server with firewall and whitelist."


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Freedom of the Press - Austria (2003)
|Freedom House
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|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.
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Political Influences: 6
Economic Pressures: 6
Total Score: 23
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Life Expectancy: 78
Religious Groups: Roman Catholic (78 percent), Protestant (5 percent), Muslim and other (17 percent)
Ethnic Groups: German (98 percent), other, including Slovenian, Croatian, and Hungarian (2 percent)
Capital: Vienna
Austrian media remained free in 2002. The federal constitution and the Media Law of 1981 provide the basis for a free press. Legal restrictions, although seldom invoked, forbid reporting deemed detrimental to morality or national security. Strict libel laws and the political use of libel lawsuits against journalists cloud coverage. The concentration of media ownership limits the pluralism of viewpoints and has raised antitrust concerns. Two media corporations, Mediaprint and Newsgroup, control the majority of newspapers and magazines. The state only recently began to issue private radio licenses, and government-controlled radio still dominates the airwaves. New legislation formally dissolved the state's television monopoly on January 1, 2002. Only one private television station has begun to compete with the state broadcaster. Internet access is unrestricted and widely available.


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New and emerging equine viral diseases have a very significant and adverse impact on the sport horse industry in the United States and throughout the world. The recent unchecked progress of diseases such as equine viral arteritis, vesicular stomatitis, African horse sickness, and Hendra virus disease has adversely impacted some of our most valuable equine athletes and has caused severe disruption and considerable economic loss at all levels in competitive equine sports, including the Olympic Games.
The World Organisation for Animal Health, officially known as the OIE (Office International
des Epizooties), monitors the emergence of diseases that have the potential to affect animal health worldwide. They have developed a list of animal diseases, including those for the horse, which by international agreement must be reported to them within a specified time frame. Rapid detection, accurate reporting and effective response to any disease, whether a new or pre-existing one, is clearly crucial to safeguarding animal health worldwide. The following equine diseases must be reported to the OIE:


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May 24, 2016
Tallahassee Mayor John Marks will fight accusations of improper campaign fundraising reports.
The mayor was out of town when he received notice Monday that the Florida Elections Commission found probable cause the mayor violated nine counts of Florida elections statutes.
The issue involves errors in financial reports by the marks campaign. Citizen activist Eugene Danaher filed the complaint in January.
Marks told Eyewitness News, "I can say without any question there were no knowing or deliberate violations to state statutes by myself or anyone on my campaign staff and we will respond to the election commission report in the appropriate time."
Marks can request either a formal or informal hearing before the elections commission to answer the charges. He could face a fine if found guilty.
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Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin pardons student's turkey
NOBLE — An Oklahoma high school student says he wants to take a turkey back to the county fair after Gov. Mary Fallin pardoned the bird.
Noble High School senior Dustin Mullinix bought Bubba the turkey in June as part of a class project. A local newspaper reports that Mullinix turned to the governor for help after his mother expressed interest in having the bird for Thanksgiving dinner.
Fallin pardoned the turkey earlier this month.
Mullinix says Bubba is already on a diet ahead of next year's Cleveland County Fair.
The bird placed first in his class and second in his division in a poultry competition in September. Mullinix said Bubba would have won another award but he was too fat to stand up during judging.


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|CBU Dividend History & Description — Community Bank System, Inc.
Community Bank System is a bank holding company. Through its subsidiary, Community Bank, N.A. (the Bank), Co. operates as a community bank providing a range of banking and financial services to retail, commercial, and municipal customers. Among others, the Bank owns: CBNA Insurance Agency, Inc., providing property and casualty products; CBNA Preferred Funding Corp., acting as investor in residential real estate loans; CBNA Treasury Management Corp., providing cash management, investment and treasury services; Community Investment Services, Inc., which provides broker-dealer and investment advisory services. At Dec 31 2014, Co. had total assets of $7.49 billion and deposits of $5.94 billion.
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Matt Redman's Grammy Award Winning Worship Song "10,000 Reasons" & Recording New Live Album at 'Lift Conference'
English Christian artist and worship leader Matt Redman has been working closely with Passion City Church in Atlanta to record his new album.
The album will be recorded live at the Passion City church during the 'LIFT Conference', a worship leading conference that brings talented artists and like minded Christians to one place. The conference is from May 31st to June 1 and will be showcasing Christian artists as: Chris Tomlin, Crowder, Louie Giglio, and Kristian Stanfill.
The conference will allow artists and individuals to have the space of being in Gods presence without the constraints of having to lead fans and other artists alike. The gathering is said to give the attendees a sense of hope, power, and clarity amongst their worship leaders resulting in a new purpose.
Redmans new album, will consist of songs and showcases from the actual 'LIFT Conference' and will even include songs from other artists attended.
"We are all excited to share these songs from Passion 2013 at the Dome as we continue to sing-along together of Gods amazing faithfulness." stated Redman.
The new album will also include a Deluxe Edition that contains glimpses from the event, personal interviews with Louie Giglio and more bonus tracks from the first album.
Redman just recently was awarded two GRAMMYs From the 55th Annual Grammy awards for "10,000 reasons". Redman won in the category of both Best Gospel/Christian Music performance and Best Contemporary Christian music song. His "10,000 Reasons" was also recorded live at the 'LIFT Conference' performance back in 2011.
The song has become one of the most influential and played songs this year in churches across the country.
The deeply reverant lyrics and ascending melodies has led Redman to many fans and multiple albums. The 'LIFT' conference begins in a month and tickets are already on sale.
For more information on the 'LIFT Conference' go HERE and for more information on Matt Redman go HERE.


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Yeast Infection Zits September 20, 2013
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For men having a yeast infection is pretty foreign territory. Yeast Infection Zits after all how often do you see penile yeast infection commercials on tv? Not too often. So how are you supposed to find a cure for a penis yeast infection? Consider yourself fortunate. Each cure below is VERY effective.
Before you learn the cure for a penis yeast infection let's just take a moment to talk about how this whole problem happened to you.
The first thing you should do is to stay relaxed and level-headed after the confirmation of the condition. Remember that panicking won't do you and your baby any good. ?Frequently Asked Questions On Effective Oral Medication Used For Treating Vaginal Yeast Infection The Candida is a form of fungus that is found in our bodies and under usual conditions they don't present any danger to us since their growth is inhibited by our immune systems.
Antibiotics are meant to kill bacteria and other microbes in the body. These antibiotics however do not differ/discriminate between beneficial and harmful bacteria. Thus beneficial bacteria get killed due to their yeast infection acne symptoms intake.
It's a "by the way" story following some of yeast infection pimples the characters who left the Black Company after the events of "The White Rose."Many are our old favorites and this book is their swan song. This is the last we see of Raven Silent and Darling. Overall this is not The Black Company at its best but it's still miles better than most other fantasy fiction.
There are many ways you can do this and the first easy way is to buy supplements which contain such helpful organisms. They are very much available and many contain lactobacillus acidophilus. The organism is found yeast infection pimples on face in yogurt and you can simply take in a lot of it every day to restore Yeast Infection Zits good bacteria count in you. ?Can A Marriage Become Stronger By Swinging? While divorce rates rise and marriage fall apart on a daily basis an outside observer of swinging might think that it helps to cause marriage crises. This is certainly not the case.
That means that other types of conditions including infections Yeast Infection Zits caused by bacteria and parasites give you the same itch the same redness and very similar discharge. This is true for both vaginal yeast infections and male yeast infections. This yeast infection boils matters to you because bacterial infections are actually more common than yeast infections and studies have proven that the majority of women who self-diagnose their own symptoms are yeast infection bumps getting it wrong. Some of the false yeast infections can cause permanent damage to your reproductive organs and prevent you from having children. And some of these infections can be sexually transmitted to your Yeast Infection Zits partner. Myth #2: Yeast causes yeast infections.


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GreenLantern.RoManhunters.v.2. by ChuckdeeWatch
©2011-2016 Chuckdee
I gotta be honest and say I haven't had the chance to play this game(Green Lantern:Rise of the Manhunters), so I'm not sure if these vehicles made it to the game. This here is the Manhunter's 'fighter': high-speed-death-from-above! ...although I don't really know if that applies against the Green Lantern Corps ...oh well!
They were in the game for sure. You had to avoid it's rapid fire before it charged up one pulse of energy, which you bounce back into it with a baseball bat construct.
It was fun!
It was fun!
manhunter who are they anyway
They were the first attempt of the Guardians to create an interstellar police force. They went a little nutso and wiped out an entire sector, leaving only Atrocitus . . . anyways the Guardians decided robots were no good, and they made the Green Lantern Corps.


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I have always been a big fan of Star Jones. But today I found out that she hates me.
Or at the very least, she was very irritated with me. But since I am a drama queen like her, saying she hates me sounds more fun!
Over the years I have followed her career, and I even follow her on Twitter. That is, until today when she blocked me from her page.
As you all know, I am a stand-up comedian and I have a 1 woman show called "Fat Bitch!" at The Laurie Beechman Theater 2/11-2/25.
The show is a super funny, honest and thought provoking look at the way in which plus sized black women are treated in today's society. From the mammy stereotype all the way to modern day images, my weight has affected the way the way in which people view me.
These are all issues that women like Star Jones can relate to. Not so long ago, she herself was the cause of much controversy because of her weight. So, I thought it would only be appropriate for me to invite her to my show. I thought she could relate.
I thought wrong!
I sent her a couple of tweets telling her that I would love for her to come and see my show and that I wanted to give her a comp ticket. (There is even a part of the show where I reference drawing strength from her.)
This is the Direct Message that I got back from her:
"Pls don't advertise on my timeline. I don't allow people to promote their personal endeavors. delete or i'll have to block."
WTF? Is she serious?
I was not using her Twitter page to promote myself. I really wanted her to come. I invited Sandra Bernhard, who is my idol ... and she told me that she would love to come, and she even tweeted for people to follow me. I sent a message to Sherri Sheppard (whom I adore, and with whom I'm also in the movie Precious) and Sherri told me she would also come and see the show and she tweeted for others to come and see it as well. What's even more beautiful is that both Sherri and Sandra refused to take a comp ticket because they understand my struggle as a comic! Whoopi is lucky that she does not tweet, cause guess what ... I'd invite her too! (Anyone know if Joy Behar tweets ... I love her too.) :)
So what's Star's problem? Why does she hate me so much?
I mean, I learned the power of shameless self promotion from her. For a woman who used her wedding to advertise everything from mouthwash to condoms, how could she ever criticize me for promoting myself?
What's even crazier is that Star and I are both members of the same Church in Brooklyn. I met her before at a book signing. She was not very friendly then either, but I gave her the benefit of the doubt.
Here's what she tweeted about that:
"I just got cussed out on Twitter by someone from my church b/c I asked her (by DM mind you) not to advertise her "show" on my timeline"
then Star followed by saying:
"she called me an 'evil mean B' in one tweet & told me she met me at church in the next. And you wonder why folk don't trust Christians. LOL"
First of all, Yes Star, I am a Christian. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. I advise you to put that stone down girl! I thought Church was for sinners like me. Would you go to the hospital to get cured of a disease that you never had? And people don't trust Christians because of people like you that tweet bible versus, but don't live by them. If I tweeted to Jesus, I bet he would come to see my show!
Secondly, I did not curse Star Jones out, although I wanted to. I did call her an evil mean bitch! It takes one to know one, and being the "Fat Bitch!" that I am ... I call it as I see it.
No matter what, I still respect Star, and I think she is a very talented woman. And even though she lost weight, I'm proud to say that she's still a "Fat Bitch!" at heart! And, I'll never invite her to my "show" again!
But I will invite you! See you there!
FAT BITCH! A One Woman Show by Erica Watson
Use Code "FAMILY" to get $3 off advance tix at SPIN CYCLE
FAT BITCH! is a funny, provocative glimpse at the American "fat and sassy" black woman stereotype.
Plus-sized performer Erica Watson explores society's obsession with weight, race and class and how black women's bodies have always been subjected to both admiration and ridicule.
FAT BITCH! runs February 11- 25, Thursdays at 7:00pm. The Laurie Beechman Theater is located inside West Bank Cafe at 407 West 42nd Street -- at Ninth Avenue, accessible from the A,C,E,N,R,V,F,1,2,3 trains at 42nd Street. Tickets are $15, plus $15 food/drink minimum, available at 212-352-3101 or www.SpinCycleNYC.com.


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The coalition government's vision for social care
Tuesday 16 November 2010
Increased use of personal budgets announced as part of care reform plans
The Department of Health has published its plans for adult social care in England.
'A Vision for Adult Social Care: Capable Communities and Active Citizens' sets out seven core principles for reforming social care.
It includes plans to roll out personal budgets to one million people by 2013. Personal budgets were introduced in 1996, and are currently used by 213,000 people. Through the In Control programme and as a result of Valuing People's focus on personalisation, the use of personal budgets among people with a learning disability has been high compared with other groups of social care users.
The vision also promotes 'big society' ideals, including the belief that local communities are best placed to watch over those who need care.
The plans call carers 'the first line of prevention' and propose that they are assigned personal budgets to let them take a break from caring responsibilities. In a statement, Care Services Minister Paul Burstow announced £400 million over the next four years to support carers' breaks.
Announcing the plans, Mr Burstow, said: "Often people find the social care system confusing, inflexible and not suited to their needs – that's not good enough. I want to see the vision brought into practice at a local level. Councils can offer more choice, control and flexibility over care, which is what people tell me they want."
David Congdon, Mencap's head of campaigns and policy, said: "Personal budgets empower people with a learning disability to live more independent lives, a luxury the rest of us take for granted.
"While the government's plans are a positive step towards people having more control over their lives, October's spending review has dramatically tightened local authority budgets so it's going to be hard for them to deliver this vision for social care. We hope that councils will do all they can to protect the frontline."
Timeline for reform
The current vision, along with a consultation paper, will be followed by key milestones towards the reform of social care in England:
- End 2010 – public health white paper
- Spring 2011 – Report from Law Commission on social care law
- Summer 2011 – Report from the Commission on the Funding of Care and Support
- End 2011 – care and support white paper (social care)
- Spring 2012 – social care reform bill
this is the best news yet I have been a sole carer for 40yrs and never had resbite thi will be a miracle for myself and hundreds of older carer leets hope this moves on quickly