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Sad news to report today of a former Chicago Blackhawk legend, who is now in the biggest battle of his life, suffering with cancer.
Tom Lysiak, 60, was diagnosed with cancer back in May and doctors have been searching for a suitable match for a bone marrow transplant they had hoped to perform this month.
On Tuesday, Lysiak's daughter Jessica announced on her Twitter account that though she was previously thought to be a bone marrow match for her father, she learned from the medical institute today that she, herself, will not be able to provide the bone marrow donation her father needs.
She wrote, "Days away from my dad's transplant and I just got a call from the hospital canceling me as the bone marrow donor #prayingforamatch."
Jessie Lysiak, 27, the daughter of Tom and his wife, Melinda, was to undergo the bone marrow extraction procedure in Georgia next week. Tom has been undergoing chemotherapy treatments since his diagnosis. Jessie began thorough blood testing to determine her ability to donate her bone marrow to her father back in June.
The daughter of the former Chicago Blackhawks and Atlanta Flames star was recently a contestant on the reality TV series MasterChef on the FOX network.
Jessie Lysiak was among the final five contestants on season 4 of MasterChef this summer until she was voted off on the episode that aired last week, September 4th.
Her parents, Tom and Melinda, appeared alongside Jessie on the episode that was broadcasted on July 31st. Those who saw the show indicated nothing seemed out of the ordinary about Tom Lysiak's appearance in the episode.
However, the current season of MasterChef was filmed entirely during the first quarter of 2013, and Tom's cameo was shot a few months prior to his diagnosis.
Lysiak was inducted into the Polish-American Sports Hall of Fame in June of 2012, eleven months before he and his family would learn he had become stricken with cancer.
Steve Ludzik, a teammate on the Chicago Blackhawks during the early to mid 1980's, gave the presentation speech for Lysiak at the induction ceremony in suburban Detroit in the summer of 2012.
In an interview with TheThirdManIn.com in September 2012, Ludzik noted how well Lysiak, 59 at the time, looked.
"Tommy Lysiak looks tremendous," Ludzik said of how Lysiak appeared the night he was inducted into the Polish-American Sports Hall of Fame.
Ludzik and Lysiak were good friends during their time with the Blackhawks and have remained in touch since. Ludzik has been living with Parkinson's Disease for more than ten years now.
"[Tommy] was a man's Man," Ludzik told us. "When he told you 'We're going (out) for lunch' – then you're going out for lunch at Stefano's (a regular hangout of the Blackhawks in the 80's)," Ludzik laughed while reminiscing about their old off-day spot. "And it could be all day. And you might eat supper there, that night too!"
"[Lysiak] was one of the greatest guys I ever met in the game," Ludzik said in our 2012 interview. "It was really sad, the day he retired."
In most current hockey circles, Tom Lysiak is most-notoriously known for a 1983 on-ice incident when he intentionally tripped NHL linesman Ron Foyt. The indiscretion, which took place during a 6-1 Blackhawks victory over the Hartford Whalers at Chicago Stadium on October 30, 1983, resulted in Lysiak being levied with what, at the time, was an NHL record 20-game suspension. That record was since been broken by the likes of Dale Hunter and Raffi Torres.
That suspension, regularly used as suspension conversational fodder today, was hotly controversial at the time since the league allowed suspensions to be handed out at the discretion of the on-ice officials in those times. Lysiak and the NHLPA, led by Alan Eagleson in those days, appealed the suspension, eventually to no avail, but not before the matter appeared before the Cook County Circuit Court.
As the story goes, on that October 30th night, Lysiak had been thrown out of the face off circle a handful of times by linesman Ron Foyt. Lysiak was upset, feeling Foyt was tossing him for little or no reason. In Lysiak's estimation, Foyt was trying to show him up. So after being waved out of a fourth or fifth consecutive face-off, Lysiak decided to forgo the next one and allow Darryl Sutter to step in. Lysiak, feeling Foyt had it in for him by this point, decided he was going to get back at the NHL official. After Sutter took the draw, Lysiak, instead of playing the puck, which had come near the Blackhawks center, but to Whaler forward Sylvain Turgeon, skated up behind Foyt, put his stick between the lineman's legs and upended Foyt. Lysiak was cited by referee Dave Newell for violating a new league rule, put in place to crack down on abuse of officials. And it was Newell who determined it was a 20-game offense. Even decades after he left the game, Lysiak has claimed he wouldn't change his decision to trip Foyt on that fall Chicago evening.
Its rather unfortunate, in a sense, that many modern era fans only associate Lysiak with an action that would typically be typecast as goon-ish behavior. Tom Lysiak was anything but.
Lysiak was born in the small Canadian town of High Prairie, in northern Alberta, on April 22, 1953.
The 6-foot 1-inch, 205 pound forward went on to star for the Medicine Hat Tigers, mounting a spectacular 1972-73 year, at a whopping 58 goals and 96 assists in 67 regular season games leading up to the 1973 NHL Draft.
At the 1973 draft, Lysiak was picked 2nd overall by the Atlanta Flames. The New York Islanders used the first pick on future Hall of Famer, Denis Potvin.
Lysiak jumped immediately into the NHL in 1973 and led the Flames in scoring his rookie season, Atlanta's second in the NHL. Tom Lysiak would go on to lead the Atlanta Flames in each of the five full seasons he played in the state of Georgia.
During the 1978-79 season, Lysiak was traded from Atlanta to the Blackhawks, a move Lysiak admittedly was not fond of at first. Chicago was a bad team in an even worse Smythe Division at the time.
Lysiak though did report to Chicago and would eventually find it to be a prosperous move. Though injuries took a toll on the back half of Lysiak's career, he did appear in 474 regular season games over eight seasons with the Blackhawks.
With 137 goals and 275 assists, Tom Lysiak is one of only 23 players in Blackhawks franchise history to thus far post more than 400 regular season points in the Indian head sweater. His 412 points should be eclipsed by Patrick Sharp and Jonathan Toews this coming season. Patrick Kane has 424 now.
Chronic back and shoulder injuries forced Lysiak out of a Blackhawks uniform, and the NHL, at the age of 33. When Lysiak learned the Blackhawks were not going to sign, nor invite Lysiak to their training camp in 1986, Lysiak chose to leave the game gracefully and announced his retirement.
In retirement, Lysiak retreated back to suburban Atlanta, where he's lived a quiet life on a small farm, with his family ever since.
Lysiak's daughter Jessica had been a model for the previous decade before becoming a cook and yacht stewardess, living and working in the Bahamas and Virgin Islands.
She says she was persuaded to try-out for the MasterChef reality series by her mother, as she claims it was Melinda's favorite show.
Jessie Lysiak has been in a relationship with San Jose Sharks defenseman Justin Braun for more than a year and spends part of the hockey season in San Jose.
The Polish-American Hall of Fame is an honor Tom Lysiak shares with his one-time Blackhawks teammate Ed Olczyk (inducted in 2004), former Chicago Bears tight end and head coach Mike Ditka (2001), Carl Yastrzemski, Phil and Joe Niekro, Bill Mazeroski, Stan Musial and former professional wrestler Wladek "Killer" Kowalski, among many others.
Our sincerest thoughts and wishes go out to the Lysiak family in hopes for a donor match and Tom's full recovery.
For those looking to send well-wishes to the family, you can reach Tom Lysiak's daughter Jessie via Twitter at Twitter.com/MC4Jessie


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Defense gets its goose-egg (By Derek Redd, Osceola)
The Florida State defense came tantalizingly close last season more
than once in scoring a shutout, but teams like Colorado and Duke were
able to score late and dash those dreams.
That dream finally came true Saturday in the Seminoles' 69-0 win over
Western Carolina, the first FSU shutout since a 33-0 win over Virginia
in 2006.
"Even though it was Western Carolina, it feels good to me to put up
that goose-egg," defensive tackle Kendrick Stewart said. "That's
pretty exciting for the defense.
"The defense played pretty well," he continued. "It was the first
game, so we had to work out some of the kinks, but to put up the
goose-egg, I'm pretty proud."
The Catamounts reached the Florida State red zone just twice Saturday. WCU got to the FSU 14 in the third quarter but had to settle for a field goal attempt from the 20. WCU kicker Blake Bostic pushed the
kick wide right. The Catamounts got to the FSU 18 at the end of the third quarter and were forced to throw an long pass on fourth-and-20 from the FSU 28 that fell incomplete.
Florida State allowed 176 yards of total offense, the lowest total since holding Virginia to 183 in 2006. The Catamounts could muster just 57 yards rushing and completed just 10 of 25 passes. What made
the feat more impressive was that the FSU defense was missing several starters and playing a number of freshmen and walk-ons.
But defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews said a shutout was the goal, no matter the personnel.
"That was big," Andrews said. "In today's time, to get a shutout is huge. That was what we expected to do. Now, to go out and follow through with it, we just had to find out. It was just a matter of going through with it. You never know in a situation like that, especially when you're playing a lot of young kids."
Carter's sets tone on punt return (By Derek Redd, Osceola)
Tony Carter has returned just two punts in his FSU career. But that
second one was a doozy.
Carter opened the FSU scoring with a 67-yard return for a touchdown against the Catamounts. With about 13 minutes to go in the first quarter, Carter fielded a WCU punt at the Seminoles 33, then weaved
through the Western Carolina players for the score.
"It was key for us," Carter said. "I was just trying to go out and do
my job and the guys up front did a good job of blocking. I was able to
see a crease and take it to the house, and it kind of set the tempo for
the game tonight and also for the season."
Carter's only other punt return came in 2006, a 19-yarder.
The last time a Seminole returned a punt for a touchdown was Willie
Reid in the 2006 Orange Bowl against Penn State. The last time FSU
returned the first punt of the game for a touchdown was November 11,
1995, when Mario Edwards scored on a 24-yard return off a blocked punt
against North Carolina. The last time FSU opened the season with a
punt return for a touchdown was 1977, on Scott Warren's two-yard
return off a block against Southern Mississippi.
Young players make their mark (By Derek Redd, Osceola)
Linebacker Nigel Bradham used to watch FSU sprint out of the tunnel
and take the field at Doak Campbell Stadium. On Saturday, he got his
first opportunity to do it.
"It was awesome, really awesome," Bradham said. "That was my dream. I
finally go the chance to do it."
Bradham was one of 22 true freshmen to play against Western Carolina,
the most freshmen to play in one game in the FBS. Arkansas reported
the former top number, playing 15.
Bradham, the top-rated linebacker prospect in the country as a high
school senior, entered the game at linebacker in the first quarter.
"I was nervous, but I just tried to turn it into adrenaline," he said.
Bradham recorded five tackles, three solo, on Saturday. He said the
entire freshman class was anxious to make an immediate contribution to
the team.
"We came in pumped," he said. "A lot of us were watching the
Alabama-Clemson game and they had a lot of freshmen come into play.
And that kind of gave us motivation. The 2008 class is really making a
big impact.
Owens shines in first start (By Chris Nee, Warchant.com)
Redshirt junior wide receiver Rod Owens made the most of his first
career start on Saturday night. The Jacksonville native pulled in four
receptions for 61 yards. He was also the catalyst for the Seminoles
first offensive touchdown drive.
Owens and sophomore quarterback Christian Ponder hooked up three times
for 50 yards during the second Florida State drive of the second
quarter. A completion down to the five yard line set up an Antone Smith touchdown run.
"It was really fun," Owens said of the evening. "I enjoyed myself more than ever because I knew what I was doing and everybody else on the offense knew what they were doing. We were just throwing and catching and having fun out there."
The wide receivers combined for 263 receiving yards on the evening with four different players hauling in a touchdown catch. In Owens opinion, the group can be described in one word.
"Ridiculous," Owens said. "We are really talented. The hardest thing we had to overcome and the smartest thing we did was learn to be coaches. We have so much talent that it comes down to being fundamentally sound."
While some of the offensive output can be attributed to the caliber of
opponent the Seminoles faced, Owens believes that the wide receiver
output will become a trend this season.
"Today we just showed a little bit of what we can do," Owens said. "I
feel like it is going to stay consistent throughout the season."
Offense starts out sluggish then catches fire (By Gene Williams, Warchant.com)
With three weather delays throwing off the start of the game it's no wonder it took the Seminole offense a while to get on track. But once Jimbo Fisher's troops settled down and got into a rhythm there was no stopping them.
Florida State's first three offensive drives resulted in two punts and a missed field goal, which drew some moans and groans from a crowd expecting a blowout. However, the sluggish start didn't last long as FSU scored touchdowns on each of the next nine series.
"It felt like forever before I could get out there and play," quarterback Christian Ponder told Warchant.com. "Once we got on we were a little off, a little out of focus and it showed those first couple drives. But once we got everything going we were pretty unstoppable."
Unstoppable may be an understatement. Not only did FSU post its highest point total since a 72-13 win over Wake Forest in 1995, during the streak of nine straight touchdowns the Seminole offense faced third down just twice.
While the on again, off again start to the opener was frustrating for the coaches and players, offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher sees a silver lining in the team going through Saturday's weather delays.
"Going through this somewhere in the future may pay off," Fisher said. "There may be a big football game that we have where that happens and they (opponent) hasn't been through that scenario before. That's happened to me before a team that won the national championship with. That happened at the beginning of the year, we were all crazy, and then it happened in a big game, the ninth game of the year, and that team hadn't been through it and we jumped on them 21-0... So that can be a positive."
Defensive Stats
Toddrick Verdell: 8 total tackles, 4 solo, 1.5 tackles for loss (loss of 7 yards), 1 PBU.
Kendrick Stewart: 5 total tackles, 4 solo, 1 sack (loss of 2 yards).
Nigel Bradham: 5 total tackles, 3 solo.
Myron Rolle: 5 total tackles, 2 solo.
Jamie Robinson: 5 total tackles, 2 solo, 1 PBU.
Derek Nicholson: 5 total tackles, .5 tackle for loss (loss of 1 yard).
Roosevelt Lawson: 3 total tackles, 3 solo tackles.
Moses McCray: 3 total tackles, 1 tackle for loss.
Rod Roberts: 3 total tackles.
Kenny Ingram: 3 total tackles, 1 sack (loss of 6), one tackle for loss, one PBU.
Vince Williams: 2 total tackles.
Korey Mangum: 2 total tackles, 1 PBU.
Kendall Smith: 2 total tackles.
Everette Brown: 2 total tackles, 1 tackle for loss (loss of 3 yards).
Markus White: 1 tackle.
Ochuko Jenije: 1 tackle.
Jon Johnson: 1 tackle.
Louis Givens: 1 tackle.
Tony Carter: 1 tackle.
Darius McClure: 1 tackle
Jamar Jackson: 1 tackle
Recardo Wright: 1 tackle, .5 sack (loss of 3 yards), 1 tackle for loss, 1 FF, 1 FR.
Nigel Carr: 1 tackle.
Everett Dawkins: 1 tackle.
Benjamin Lampkin: 1 tackle.
Toshman Stevens: 1 tackle, .5 sack (loss of 2 yards), .5 tackle for loss.
Michael Ray Garvin: 1 PBU
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Asus has launched the Mars 760 Tuesday, its latest performance card geared towards gamers.
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Baltimore, MD, United States, 2013/04/09 - Enhanced Security Measures Protect Intellectual Property from Reverse Engineering and Software Piracy Attacks - SafeNet-Inc.com. Euronext NL0000400653 GTO
Software monetization leader, SafeNet, Inc. today announced the availability of its third-generation Sentinel Envelope technology, which helps software developers protect code integrity, deliver strong application security, and, at the same time, reduce deployment delays and overhead costs.
As software publishers try to balance how best to prevent misuse of their software without creating unnecessary obstacles for legitimately paying customers, Sentinel Envelope works with Sentinel LDK, the companys out-of-the-box software protection, licensing, and entitlement management system, to help them protect their software and intellectual property (IP) while minimizing disruption and maximizing profitability.
Sentinel Envelope achieves this by providing software developers with superior application protection, including an automatic file packer (i.e., wrapper) that employs SafeNets advanced file encryption, code obfuscation, and anti-debugging technologies. The Sentinel Envelope also creates a robust shield that wraps executable files and dynamically linked libraries (DLLs) and binds applications to hardware- or software-based protection keys, enabling customers to more effectively enforce copy protection, protect trade secrets, professional know-how, and IP from reverse engineering, tampering, and piracy.
"Protecting hard-earned trade secrets and intellectual capital is critical for ISVs to remain competitive and relevant in the market,"" said Jake Fox, vice president, product management, Software Monetization, SafeNet. The third generation of LDK Envelope technology takes software protection to the next level. LDK Envelope makes it extremely difficult for hackers to reverse engineer protected intellectual property. By implementing strong application security, software vendors can confidently maintain their competitive advantage.
The Sentinel Envelope introduces innovative new features for both its 32- and 64-bit engine, including import table gating, OEP (original entry point) obfuscation, constant runtime debugging protection, improved real-time anti-debugging and anti-tracing capabilities, and what is believed to be the industrys first and only file packer utilizing a white-box-based secure channel that protects the secure channel encryption key from dynamic or static extraction from protected binaries. All of the features in Sentinel Envelope combine to provide software vendors with enhanced copy protection and prevention of modification and tampering.
The third-generation enhancements to the Sentinel Envelope include:
Enhanced security protection for 32- and 64-bit architectures b locks the reconstruction of protected binaries from attacks based on memory dumping.
White-box-based secure communication channel utilizes vendor-specific components to ensure that the secure channel encryption key cannot be dynamically or statically extracted from the protected binaries. This is the first solution of its kind in the industry.
Import address table obfuscation and gating removes the import address table (IAT) and scatters its information inside the Envelope code, including the original entry point (OEP). Calls for imported system functions are also redirected via import gates for all known system DLLs.
Constant runtime-debugging protection enhances user-mode debugger detection on running processes that hardens the software against tracing techniques and confuses hackers with delayed responses, misleading commands, and false information.
User-mode software-based licenses provides user-mode licenses that do not require installation of the runtime environment, enabling faster, easier, and lower overhead installations, regardless of administrative rights.
These enhancements make Sentinel LDKs Envelope technology one of the most secure application security solutions on the market today. They will enable software vendors to more easily protect access and use of their applications, ensure product and brand integrity, combat competitive espionage, and safeguard revenue streams.
"Rigorously protecting intellectual property from theft, reverse engineering, and tampering is critical for software vendors in todays ultra-competitive environment," continued Jake Fox. "Strong security is one of the cornerstones of an effective software monetization strategy, and the Sentinel LDK Envelope delivers cutting-edge code encryption and counter-hacking techniques to protect valuable IP from persistent, intelligent threats."
About SafeNet Software Monetization Solutions
SafeNet has more than 25 years of experience in delivering innovative and reliable software licensing and entitlement management solutions to software publishers, technology vendors, and cloud service providers worldwide.
Easy to integrate and use, innovative, and feature focused, the companys family of Sentinel Software Monetization Solutions are designed to meet the unique license enablement, enforcement, and management requirements of any organization, regardless of size, technical requirements, or organizational structure. SafeNet clients are able to address each and every aspect of the software monetization lifecycle from copy and intellectual property protection to product catalog management and ongoing end-user experience improvement. With a proven history of adapting to new requirements and introducing new technologies to address evolving market conditions, SafeNets more than 25,000 customers around the globe know that by choosing Sentinel, they choose the freedom to evolve how they do business today, tomorrow, and beyond.
About SafeNet, Inc.
Founded in 1983, SafeNet, Inc. (safenet-inc.com) is one of the largest information security companies in the world, and is trusted to protect the most sensitive data for market-leading organizations around the globe. SafeNets data-centric approach focuses on the protection of high value information throughout its lifecycle, from the data center to the cloud. More than 25,000 customers across commercial enterprises and government agencies trust SafeNet to protect and control access to sensitive data, manage risk, ensure compliance, and secure virtual and cloud environments.
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Entrance Loan Counseling for Direct Loan
Regulations require that you receive loan counseling prior to your first disbursement of HSU Direct Loan funds even though you may have borrowed and received entrance counseling at a prior institution. This counseling is intended to provide you with important information about your responsibilities and rights as a borrower, and to ensure that you are making a knowledgeable decision to borrow. Funds will not be released until this requirement has been met. To complete this requirement, click the link above. Note: Students have been mistaking Financial Awareness Counseling for Entrance Counseling. Please make sure you complete Entrance Counseling to fulfull your requirement.
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Ian Clark scored 16 points and Mick Hedgepeth tallied his sixth career double-double, propelling Belmont to a 73-70 win over Jacksonville on Friday night.
Hedgepeth finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds for the Bruins (14-10, 9-5 Atlantic Sun Conference), who have won three in a row and five of their last six. Kerron Johnson and Scott Saunders scored 12 points each for Belmont.
Jacksonville led most of the first half, and Lehmon Colbert's free throw put the Dolphins up 31-24 with 4:15 left before halftime. But Johnson's three-point play sparked a 10-0 run for the Bruins, who took a three-point lead into the break.
Belmont never trailed again, and the win pulled the Bruins into a three-way tie for first in the A-Sun.
Ben Smith scored 25 points for the Dolphins (13-9, 9-4), who had the fifth-longest winning streak in the nation snapped at 10 games.


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The talented, the always impressive, The-Dream, is back! The crooner makes his way back to the game today with a new track and a potent new video to match, coming at a rather pivotal point. The track is called "Black" and finds the crooner giving us a smooth, piano driven number full of intense, mood providing drum section that makes a nice home for The-Dream to do his thing.
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Corticeira Amorim leads an exemplary economic activity in terms of sustainable development. By promoting the cyclical harvest of the cork, without damaging the trees, the company makes the cork oak forest viable, a natural and renewable resource, with endless environmental, economic and social benefits.
Cork oak forests are natural CO2 sinks, they regulate the hydrological cycle, protect against erosion and fire and foster a biodiversity which is on a par with regions such as Amazonia, Borneo and the African savanna.
It is the harvest of cork that maintains the vitality of cork oak forest and promotes the economic, environmental and social development associated to it, enabling thousands of people to continue to live and work in arid and semi-arid areas. This three-dimensional contribution, enables cork to stand out as one of the greatest sustainable raw materials.
Completely natural, reusable and recyclable, cork is perfectly aligned with the environmental awareness of contemporary society. In line with a strong environmental motivation, Corticeira Amorim has implemented an integrated production process, through which it ensures the reuse of all the by-products which result from the processing of the cork. Everything that cannot be reused is recycled, giving a new dimension to the old saying that «nothing is lost, everything [returns to the production process and] is transformed».
The same philosophy to value cork as a raw material motivated the company to develop an unprecedented initiative to recycle cork stoppers, which began in Portugal and has gained popular support in countries over four continents (Europe, North America, Australia and Africa).
"Aware of the uniqueness of the cork sector, Corticeira Amorim undertakes the additional responsibility in preserving the precious asset that is the cork oak forest unlike any other."
Eco-efficient products and processes
Although it is not a forest owner, Corticeira Amorim recognises the sustainable management of the cork oak forest as a strategic priority. It was a pioneer in obtaining the first Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) chain of custody certificates in the cork industry in 2004 and, anticipating the needs of the wine industry - the target of its main product -, it was the first packaging company in the world to obtain this certification. Today, it continues to be focused on the development of products according to FSC principles, while it maintains the goal to increase the number of industrial units certified by this well-regarded international standard.
The ongoing integration of sustainable development models involves important factors such as the implementation of eco-efficient production processes and technologies - various units are certified according to national and international standards and numerous investments have enabled energy efficiency to be increased and carbon emissions to be reduced.
Over 60% of the company's energy needs are met by using biomass (cork dust), which is a CO2 neutral source of energy. As a result, since 2006 - the year in which Corticeira Amorim began the consolidated monitoring of its emissions - there has been a reduction of over 26% in the company's carbon intensity indicator.
Corticeira Amorim was the first company in the sector to promote the analysis of the environmental impact of its products, in particular of cork stoppers and coverings. In the first case, it assessed the comparative life cycle of cork stoppers versus aluminium caps and plastic closures and concluded that cork stoppers are more environment-friendly.
The study, which took place under ISO 14040 and ISO 14044 standards, and was conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers/Ecobilan, demonstrated that the cork stopper is the most efficient in six out of the seven environmental indicators assessed. In terms of greenhouse gas emissions, the results are also clearly in favour of cork stoppers: Even without taking into account the CO2 captured by cork oak forests, greenhouse gas emissions associated with cork stoppers are 24 times lower than those recorded for aluminium closures and ten times lower than those made of plastic.
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text: Trooper involved in second fatal shooting this year By Travis Crum July 9, 2012 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A State Police trooper who fatally shot a man in Mercer County on Saturday is still under investigation for a fatal shooting in January.Just before midnight Saturday, a Bluefield police officer pulled over a vehicle with four people inside. The officer put one man in handcuffs and placed him inside the police cruiser, said Mercer County Prosecuting Attorney Scott Ash.Ash identified the officer as Patrolman J.W. Murray. He is unsure why Murray arrested the man but said the man provided a false name and had no identification.While in the cruiser, the man managed to bring his handcuffed hands to the front and he jumped into the driver's seat and took off, Ash said.Another Bluefield patrolman on scene called for backup, and he and Murray initiated a pursuit.The man was heading east on U.S 460 when he spotted a State Police trooper responding to the call and attempted to make a hard turn onto a side road before driving into a ditch, Ash said.It's unclear if the man slid into the ditch or if the trooper struck the rear of the stolen cruiser, he said. Ash confirmed the trooper is J.R. Coburn of the Welch detachment.Murray and Coburn chased the man up a hillside and attempted to subdue him.The man then grabbed Murray's gun and refused to relinquish it after being ordered to do so, said State Police Sgt. Michael Baylous in a news release.Coburn then fatally shot the man, Ash said. The body was taken to the state Medical Examiner's office for identification, and his name hasn't been released pending family notification, Baylous said.Police are working to identify the three other people inside the man's car, Ash said. They took off when police began pursuing the man.Coburn, who is from Princeton and previously worked about four years with the Mercer County Sheriff's Department, was working "extra duty" at the time, Ash said.Coburn had been stationed nearby, protecting Appalachian Power equipment used in storm recovery.The shooting remains under investigation, and it's unclear if Coburn has been placed on leave. Coburn is under investigation for fatally shooting a man during an incident on Jan. 29.Coburn was off-duty and en route to his Princeton home when he responded to a call about a man armed with a rifle. He went with Mercer County sheriff's deputies to the Woodlawn Cemetery in Bluewell to look for the man.The man, Jackie Spalding Jr., 34, allegedly fled from officers and was found a short time later in a vehicle on a service road behind the mausoleum.Police said Spalding repeatedly refused commands to show his hands as Coburn approached the man's vehicle. Coburn then shot Spalding to death when he reached for the rifle, Ash said.Reach Travis Crum at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-5163. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 City of Milton tries to revive Morris Memorial property 2 Mitch Vingle: WVU's Lyons watching bombshell merger news 3 Morgantown coal operator Laurita indicted in alleged campaign finance scheme 4 Former Boone school board members indicted 5 Gazette editorial: Is it time for health care for all yet? Health-care authority approves hospital rate increases Previous Story Century CEO says Ravenswood plant is important Next Story


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Changing the Atmosphere: Anthropological Engagement with Climate Change
Short Seminar
October 8–10, 2013
Update: February 10, 2015
The American Anthropological Association (AAA) adopted a strong statement on humanity and climate change on January 29, 2015. The statement is based on the final report of the association's Global Climate Change Task Force, which met at SAR in October 2013. The report recognizes that, while climate change will have a global impact, the impact will fall unevenly; and as climate impacts intensify, public expenditures needed for emergency aid and restoration will escalate.
Task force co-chair, Shirley J. Fiske, states, "Anthropologists focus on several aspects of climate change research that other scientists do not fully address, specifically the disproportionately adverse impacts on vulnerable populations…" Because anthropologists are well versed in the long record of human development and civilization, they bring a unique perspective to the table as humanity faces difficult choices for the future.
Dr. Fiske recently wrote to SAR president, Michael Brown:
SAR was instrumental in our AAA Global Climate Change Task Force "coming together" and producing our report. Some things take face-to-face talking and negotiating; and we couldn't have done it without your support for our short seminar. On behalf of the task force, thank you so very much!SAR congratulates AAA and the Global Climate Change Task Force for their contribution to managing one of the most important and challenging issues of our time.
Changing the Atmosphere: Anthropological Engagement with Climate Change
Short Seminar: October 8-10, 2013
After almost two decades of engagement with climate change, anthropology has reached a threshold at which it must better present its contributions to the greater public and media. This SAR short seminar examined the commonalities and schisms that permeate anthropological approaches to climate change, and looked to the future to configure mutual frontiers of research and engagement. Topics of discussion focused on three themes: 1) adaptation, resilience and mitigation; 2) cultural meaning of climate change; and 3) environmental justice and community engagement.
|Shirley J. Fiske, Chair Research Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Maryland
|Lisa J. Lucero, Chair Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
|Anthony Oliver-Smith, Chair Professor Emeritus, Department of Anthropology, University of Florida
|Susan Crate Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Science and Policy, George Mason University
|Carole L. Crumley Research Professor, Centre for Biodiversity, Swedish Agricultural College, Stockholm
|Kathleen Galvin Professor and Senior Research Scientist, Department of Anthropology; Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, Colorado State University
|Heather Lazrus Scientist, Mesoscale & Microscale Meteorolgy/Societal Impacts Program, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado
|Ben Orlove Professor, School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University
|Sarah Strauss Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Wyoming
|Richard Wilk Provost Professor, Department of Anthropology, Indiana University


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Put down those old school helicopters and experience a new way to take flight. The DJI Phantom 1 Drone has an attractive and highly integrated design. The integrated design allows the DJI Phantom 1 to fit into your backpack with ease. You can mount a GoPro or other light cameras to take photos from the air.
Hardware mounting and software tuning are all done before delivery. All you have to do is attach the propellers, charge the LiPo and install the transmitter batteries before use. The DJI Phantom 1 comes with a remote control and a receiver. The 2.4 G ISM frequency makes the effective control distance up to 1000 meters (can be impacted by the specific flight environment). The Naza-M + GPS Multi-rotor Autopilot System allows the DJI Phantom 1 to have a stable flight. Flight Parameters and other functions are also set up before delivery. With the Naza-M + GPS Multi-rotor Autopilot System and other functions as in the GPS Attitude and Attitude Control Mode; pilots can switch between two flight control modes to achieve the perfect flight experience.
Getting the nose direction and the forward direction mixed up will no longer be a struggle for beginners. By using Intelligent Orientation Control (IOC), wherever the nose points, the forward direction has nothing to do with the nose direction. Other functions include a failsafe function and a Return-to-Home feature. The failsafe function comes into play when communication between the Main Controller and the transmitter is disconnected, the outputs of all command sticks from controller will go to the center position. If the GPS signal is good enough, the system will automatically trigger Return To Home and will land safely. The maximum horizontal flight speed of the Phantom can reach 10m/s and the maximum vertical speed is 6 m/s.
- Contains a remote controller and receiver
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced in October it would issue proposed standards that companies must follow for the nutritional information they place on the front of food packaging.
The FDA hopes the new standards will clear up confusion over the surge of nutritional claims manufacturers recently have begun placing on the front of their food packages--particularly the Smart Choice program. Smart Choice--which several major food manufacturers launched last year--placed a seal of approval for healthy eating on many foods that nutritionists generally believe to be unhealthy, such as sugary cereals and fatty mayonnaises.
According to FDA Commissioner Dr. Margaret Hamburg, manufacturers may choose to display nutritional information on the front of food packages. If they do, they must comply with the new rules. Hamburg said she expected the new front-of-product label requirements to include information on saturated fat, salt, added sugar and calories.
The FDA expects to issue the proposed standards early next year and finalize the rules by the end of 2010.