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University User Profiles is a plugin created by UITS to offer a better way to manage faculty and staff profiles for websites within Aurora.
Key Features
People Pages
Site Administrators can now create pages that display a number of users in a list or table view with portrait photos and contact details. Use Tags to only display users from certain groups.
Please note that users are displayed in a single list or table, alphabetically by last name. Alternate displays are possible, but may require a web developer to create a new page template for your site. See the UUP Dev Guide for details.
Profile Pages
A detailed profile page is created for each user. A person can always log in and update their own profile and Site Administrators can update any user's profile.
UUP has a powerful, flexible backend for developers looking to create child or custom themes within Aurora.
Setting Up
What you'll need:
- The NetID of every person you want to list.
- The UConn email address of every person you want to list.
- The First and Last Names of each person you want to list.
In the next steps, you'll be using this information to register these people as Users on your site, and you'll want at least this much information about each person before getting started.
First and foremost, you'll want to have the users listed on your site. For more information on how to do this, refer to the Adding Users page.
Adding Names
- Go to Users > All Users and select the User's NetID to edit their profile.
- Add First and Last Name
- Display name publicly as: Change the default NetID to the first and last name.
Adding University Profile Info
By default all users are marked as 'Private', meaning they are not available to be displayed in the User List or User Table. Marking a user as 'Public' will allow them to be displayed. You can use Private to hide certain users. For example, you may want to mark a user Private if they are working on your site but are not considered a member of your group or team.
This is a powerful feature that can be used to create different types of user index pages. With tags you can create pages that will only display users with the "faculty" tag, or even only those users with both the "faculty" and "adjunct" tags. It's very flexible but spelling matters, so be precise and consistent!
For best results upload your images as squares: 300 pixels x 300 pixels. Uploading other sizes or shapes will still display as squares, but it may force some of the original image to be cropped out.
Everything Else
The fields Title, Phone 1, Phone 2, Fax, Office Location, Office Hours, and Mailing Address can hold any text information you feel is relevant to those fields. There is no required format.
Remember to save your information by selecting 'Update User'.
Adding Indexes of Users with Shortcodes
With shortcodes, you can quickly drop a few people into any page or post.
List View
- email@example.com+765+4321BECAT A-668:30-4:30, M-Fhttp://aurora.uconn.eduMailing Address
- MusaJatkowskiSupport firstname.lastname@example.com
- firstname.lastname@example.com:30 - 4:30
- YiZhangTeam firstname.lastname@example.com
List view displays all public users in a list format. It shows their photo, name, phone1, email, mailing address, and website address.
Table View
Office Hours
BrianDunnigan Designer 123-456-7890 email@example.com BECAT A-66 8:30-4:30, M-F MusaJatkowski Support Specialist firstname.lastname@example.com JoshuaRoy Programmer firstname.lastname@example.com 8:30 - 4:30 YiZhang Team Lead firstname.lastname@example.com
Table view displays all public users in a table. It shows their photo, name, title, phone1, email, office location, office hours, and courses.
Hiding Information
If you would like to encourage people to email your users rather than call, add "phone1" to the hide_fields:
Office Hours
BrianDunnigan Designer email@example.com BECAT A-66 8:30-4:30, M-F MusaJatkowski Support Specialist firstname.lastname@example.com JoshuaRoy Programmer email@example.com 8:30 - 4:30 YiZhang Team Lead firstname.lastname@example.com
You can also hide more than one field by separating the values with commas. If you wanted to hide both the phone number and the email address:
Office Hours
BrianDunnigan Designer BECAT A-66 8:30-4:30, M-F MusaJatkowski Support Specialist JoshuaRoy Programmer 8:30 - 4:30 YiZhang Team Lead
The fields that can be hidden are name, image, title, phone1, email, mailingAddress, officeLocation, officeHours, and courses.
Using Tags to Show Select Users
Users can be entered with tags which can be used to mix and match any combination or subset of your users.
For example, if you tagged a number of your users with the word "faculty" you could then bring up a list of all "faculty" users with:
You can also use more than one tag and only display users that have all of those tags. For example, you could create a list of users that have the tags "faculty" and "adjunct" with:
Office Hours
You can add as many tags as you want to sort your users in as many ways as you can think of.
You can, of course, combine tags and hide_fields to create different combinations.
Office Hours
Creating an Index of Users with Page Templates (Deprecated)
This is another method to create a page with a list of your users.
Update (July 2014): This method is still available in the themes Hale and Prudence, but it is highly recommended that users pursue the shortcode method outlined above. Future themes will no longer use these page templates.
- Go to Pages > Add New
- Title your page whatever you like.
- Write any content that you would like to appear above your user index in the main content area.
- On the right, under Page Attributes, change the Template from Default Template to either User List or User Table.
- Optionally, you can also filter the results by one or more tags. To do this, scroll to the very top of the screen and look for the 'screen options' tag. Check the box for 'Custom Fields'. If you scroll back down, you'll see the Custom Fields box appear under the main content area. Click the 'Enter new' link just above the Add Custom Field button. On the left, under Name, enter "userTags". On the right, enter the tags you would like to limit this index to, separated by commas.
This page will display the user's photo if any was added, and a few key pieces of contact information. If you want to use the tags feature, you can make multiple User List or User Table pages, each with different tags, and sort people based on a number of criteria.
Making User Profiles
If you would like to have a more detailed page for one or more of your users, you will want to create a some profile pages.
- Go to Pages > Add New
- Title your page whatever you like. This is an opportunity for you to add things like a middle name or initial, Dr., Ph.D., Jr., Sr., or other name modifications that won't appear in an index page.
- Enter whatever additional content you'd like in the main content area. This can include a personal statement, a C.V., areas of research, publications, or anything else you'd like.
- On the right under Page Attributes, change the Template menu to User Profile.
- Once you make this change, a new box will appear beneath the main content area titled 'Profile User'. Change this menu to the name of the person you wish to associate with this profile. This will create a link on the index page and bring in their information from their profile. If you don't see the Profile User box after changing the page template, scroll to the very top of the page and look for the Screen Options tab in the top right corner. Click that and make sure that the Profile User option is checked.
This person will now be linked from the User List or Table you created, and their info will be loaded into a left sidebar.


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Low-Cost, Next-Generation Weighing Device
Putting weight and RFID in your hand, and connects your yards with your office.
MANDRA Limited, the company founded by Australian cattle producer Will Wilson and creators of the popular mobile stock management tool iHerd have done it again.
Our latest innovation that will work in conjunction with iHerd is a SMART HUB uniquely named SmartARS (Animal Registration System). The SmartARS is a low-cost next-generation weighing device with a twist.
The SmartARS (Animal Registration System) is essentially a hub which takes inputs from the physical world and converts them into information that is stored and processed by the MANDRA cloud service. The information is displayed and stored on your SmartPhone or iPad and then uploaded to secure cloud storage as soon as you have internet connectivity.
The SmartARS reduces cost by leveraging farm equipment already in use such as Scales and RFID scanners. It's powered with regular 12-Volt supply, solar panels or battery packs. The SmartARS even lets you charge your mobile devices.
MANDRA's instantaneous data capture means producers no longer have to spend hours re-entering cattle movements, livestock weights and animal husbandry treatments into the office computer and that means confidence and peace of mind that the job has been done. For little cost, with easy set up and using existing scales and other equipment, SmartARS saves immense amounts of time and allows producers to integrate their yards with their office. They can use their standard iPhone or iPad as live display panel of weights and animal data and can email reports directly from the yards.
MANDRA's SmartARS will be released by the end of this week. For more information on the SmartARS and how to order please visit www.MANDRA.co/SmartARS/.

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People like you have been asking some very good questions about how Main&Me works. Here are some of the most common questions received since we've launched.
Q: Is this an app or a website or both?
A: Main&Me is an iPhone app (Android coming soon) and a website that share the same information. Everything uploaded from the app appears on the website, and vice versa. Both platforms display photo galleries of the goods and services your city uploads, so online shoppers can find local sources for the things they want before defaulting to Amazon (or other corporate online brands).
The app displays what's for sale in the local businesses immediately around you (whether you're home, or visiting another Main&Me city), and serves as the ever-ready "uptake" device for when shoppers and business owners want to add more photos to their wish lists or storefront galleries.
Q: How does it work? Who does what? Do shoppers take photos, or do businesses, or both?
A: The revolutionary thing about Main&Me is that either merchants or shoppers can create store pages for their community, simply by opening the app, snapping a photo, adding some basic info then saving it. Main&Me employs this user-generated content strategy so that no single executive director has to provide all the labor, and multiple shoppers or merchants can kickstart a Main&Me network in any given location. When shoppers upload photos of their favorite local goods and services, merchants can claim pages created on their behalf (or not) and add even more items to them. The Main&Me ecosystem consists of a single community page that automatically appears as "Your City&Me" and acts as a portal to multiple storefront gallery pages and shoppers' user pages featuring their wish lists and registries (photos of the products and services they save for that purpose).
Q: What about businesses who already have a website or Facebook page?
Main&Me is designed to complement–not compete with–existing websites and Facebook pages. However, Main&Me is more of a dynamic portal than a static website. Think of it as your town's virtual Main Street, making it possible for users to browse products, sales and events from all the businesses in your city from a single app. And because it's free to get started, there's nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Q: What's the customer's incentive to use Main and Me? Do they get a deal? Do they find something unique that they couldn't get elsewhere? What do they get (beyond helping their community)?
A: Everyone loves a deal, but it turns out merchants don't like the way Groupon does it. We prefer the model of merchants announcing sales and events in the "Sales & Events" tab at the top of the app, just like they do in the local newspaper, so shoppers who opt in can choose to receive notifications, or simply tap the button to see what's happening. The difference is that with the miracle of data analytics, your merchants will be able to see that users are actually reading and responding to the announcement of sales and events via the Main&Me app. The user data is anonymized, but it still counts as eyeballs actually reading the ads.
Q: Will you highlight the uniqueness of local businesses and their products and services?
A: We are all about celebrating uniqueness and indie spirit (national chains need not apply). We think user-generated photos of products and stores (as opposed to professional catalog shots) will capture the unique flavor of every local shop.
Q: Do the shops have a sticker and/or sign letting people know their stuff is on Main and Me?
A: We plan to provide any local merchant who wants to promote Main&Me with shop window stickers and shop local messanging posters. Check out our Facebook page for a sample.
Q: Can Main&Me users buy stuff online?
A: Our research shows that few local business owners are equipped to do ecommerce, so Main&Me concentrates on local discovery as the first step in bringing shoppers back downtown.


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Cleveland High School was the eighth project to join the Solar 4R Schools™ program. It was one of four Portland metro area schools to receive a photovoltaic (PV) system installation supported by BEF, the Energy Trust of Oregon and Portland General Electric (PGE) during the first quarter of 2005.
As a Renewable School, Cleveland High School continues to demonstrate a commitment to bring hands-on renewable energy education to its classrooms. The school generates clean energy through the on-site 1-kilowatt photovoltaic (PV) system provided by Solar 4R Schools™. Like all Renewable School projects, energy monitoring services and hardware have connected the system's performance data to the Energy Exploration Center at Solar4RSchools.org so it can serve as an interactive an educational tool for classrooms nationwide.
In 2006, educators at Cleveland High received a customized renewable energy teacher training, hands-on science kit materials to augment the school's existing curricula and complete access to the resources available on the Solar4RSchools.org website. A Solar 4R Schools™ touchscreen kiosk located within the building provides a great tool for engagement. School visitors, parents, teachers and students can use it to interact with the real-time system performance data and to learn key facts about the science and benefits of solar energy generation.


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Working with an occupational therapist, you may be fitted for a power wheelchair. It is very important to get a good, experienced wheelchair technician who will work in conjunction with an OT to get a chair custom made to fit your body and abilities. After the fitting, The wheelchair vendor, Provided me with a loaner power wheelchair to use until my new one came in. It was our goal to get the new wheelchair ordered and received prior to the end of the year as we had met our insurance deductibles for the year. The cost of the new power chair billed to insurance (including Medicare and supplemental) is over $50,000. If your coinsurance requires you to pay a percentage, it can get quite costly. As my deductible was met, the cost was less than $200. I was off and rolling with the interim loaner chair.
Over the next two years, slowly changes were made to the wheelchair to accommodate my weakening arms and hands. A bendable cupholder which could hold a cup with bendable straw near my mouth was added.
Armrests that have a molded trough to keep my arms in place rather than falling off the outside or inside edge was added to give me more control on the joystick. A large flat pad was added for my hand on the non-joystick control arm rest.
As my hands weekend, it became harder for me to maneuver my wheelchair. An attendant controller was added and mounted to the back of the wheelchair so that someone else could drive me in it especially when trying to maneuver up-and-down ramps and in and out of A mobility adapted van.
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Mass Virtual has earned a reputation for designing, developing and fielding delineating Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality, Augmented Reality, Desktop Virtual products, and content development tools, which provide positive outcomes for our customers. Mass Virtual's mission is to push the boundary using leading-edge technologies to create revolutionary virtual experiences that set our customers apart often ahead of time and under budget.
Our team has combined decades of commercial and defense industry experience developing complex and sophisticated virtual solutions for our customers. We apply adaptive and iterative development practices to every project we handle resulting in higher quality solutions delivered to you in a shorter time frame.
Mass Virtual has received multiple awards for designing the most original, innovative solutions to meet and exceed our customers' needs. The latest virtual experiences add a new level of immersion leading to higher engagement, retention and maximized learning.
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Virtual solutions have been around for decades, but now is a unique and poignant time for this evolving technology. The convergence of more affordable software and higher-powered hardware technologies, combined with the power and money behind the entertainment industry has provided an incredible springboard to bring affordable and dynamic virtual solutions to the mainstream. Virtual technologies provide many proven advantages that can directly impact your bottom line, including:
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text: Best friends Richard Bone (Jeff Bridges) and Alex Cutter (John Heard) are two middle-class guys living in an upper-class town. The Santa Barbara buddies get dragged into a murder mystery when Richard accidentally spots a man ditching a body into a trash can. Alex, an embittered Vietnam veteran who lost an eye and leg in the war, thinks what Richard saw is worth something, especially when it comes out that the potential murderer is a wealthy and powerful man in the community.


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SOMERVILLE, N.J., Oct. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Ethicon, Inc., a worldwide leader in surgical care, has announced its entrance into the barbed suture market with the launch of its new portfolio of STRATAFIX™ Knotless Tissue Control Devices, representing the next evolution in wound closure technology. With significantly more points of fixation than traditional sutures, STRATAFIX™ Devices give surgeons more consistent control over every pass (through the tissue), and combine the strength and security of interrupted closure with the efficiency of continuous closure.
To view the multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://www.multivu.com/mnr/58405-ethicon-launches-stratafix-knotless-tissue-control-devices
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The technical advancements of STRATAFIX™ Devices provide multiple clinical advantages for surgeons. The anchors running along the length of the device prevent it from loosening, making it easier for surgeons to control tension and maintain approximation, without assistance. The anchors also eliminate the need to tie knots, removing the possibility of knot-related complications and allowing surgeons to operate more efficiently. STRATAFIX™ Devices allow surgeons to close wounds substantially faster than when using an interrupted technique, meaning that patients also require less time under anesthesia.
For over a century, Ethicon has led technology advancements in surgical sutures and wound-closure devices. With the introduction of its new portfolio of STRATAFIX™ Devices, the company continues its tradition of innovation by bringing that trust, quality, and reliability to new surgical frontiers.
"The STRATAFIX™ portfolio paves the way for the development of entirely new surgical approaches that will transform the surgeon's tissue repair and restoration experience, representing the future of wound closure," says Tim Schmid, President, U.S. at Ethicon. "This product launch demonstrates our commitment to making investments in technology that will advance surgery. By utilizing Ethicon's global reach and partnerships, we can bring the benefits of barbed suturing technology to more patients than previously possible."
This fall, Ethicon will introduce STRATAFIX™ Spiral devices, the first products in the STRATAFIX™ portfolio. Additional products are expected to be available as early as next year as the portfolio is expanded.
About Ethicon
The Ethicon brand is used for the products of Ethicon, Inc. and Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc., two companies with long histories of medical innovation, which provide globally a broad range of surgical technologies and products (including sutures, staplers, clip appliers, trocars and meshes) used to treat colorectal and thoracic conditions, women's health conditions, hernias, cancer and obesity. Ethicon, Inc. and Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. are part of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies.
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Because it's the preseason -- and just one game into the preseason -- there's no real reason to panic. Yes, the Eagles' first-team offense looked pedestrian against the Steelers last Thursday, but that's what this time of year is all about: shaking off the rust, getting everybody on the same page and (to round out the cliche trifecta) looking for those diamonds in the rough that can help the team once the games count.
So so, the game against Pittsburgh provided few positives for the first-team offense, but Philly gets another chance Monday night when they travel to New England to face the Patriots. And the general plan will be pretty simple: Get better.
"I'd like to not go three-and-out every single series," center Jason Kelce said according to the Philadelphia Inquirer's Les Bowen. "I think what we want to see from an offensive standpoint is consistency. That's really what you're striving for all the time on offense, is consistently doing your job. If the defense beats us a couple plays . . . even if we don't score a touchdown, as long as we're being consistent, making the right reads, doing everything that the offense entails, I think that's what we strive for."
Certainly seems reasonable. Against the Steelers, the Eagles' first three series went like this: two three-and-outs followed by an eight-play drive that ended in a Mike Kafka interception.
"Even if the defense is in a good defense for a particular play and we don't get as much as we want on it, we still want to make the right decisions," Kelce added. "Let's say we're running an outside zone to the right; as long as we block everybody right, maybe they bring the safety down and we only get 2 or 3 yards on it. At the end of the day, we're not going to sweat that so much. We just need to make sure we're [controlling what we can control]."
It's always nice to win, even in preseason, but any coach or player will tell you that flawless execution this time of year is infinitely more important than a victory.
(Which reminds us of those halcyon Steve Spurrier days with the Redskins... During the ol' ball coach's first year in Washington he got his starters a lot of work during preseason games -- we're talking regularly leaving them in well into the second half. The results: they averaged 37 points a game and more than 400 yards offense, including, as the Washington Post noted, "seven second-half touchdowns against the Steelers and [a] flea-flickers and double-reverses late in the game against the Bucs." So how did that 4-1 preseason record translate into the regular season? Seven wins. The lesson: running up the score against a bunch of fourth-teamers who have no shot of making an NFL roster may be great for short-term confidence but means very little for long-term competitiveness. Consistency, it terns out, is much more important.)
"We want to be as precise as we can be," quarterback Michael Vick said Thursday. "Just get a feel for where we're at, most importantly. This'll be a good test, playing against a good defense. They played in the Super Bowl last year. It's an opportunity to see where we stand and how we hold up. We're certainly going to go out there and try to put some points on the board."
And if the Eagles can execute their assignments while scoring said points even better, which are sentiments echoed by tight end Brent Celek: "The big thing is, we need to show that we can drive the ball, score and be consistent. That's key . . . This is our big test."


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July 28, 2011
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July 17, 2011
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July 16, 2011
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I haven't posted much this past year. Not because I haven't thought about the topics that I usually post on. I have. But posting used to fill a need for me – it allowed me to process some of my ideas and share my experiences while traveling. This year, I haven't needed to write a post in order to process ideas. I've had enough people in my masters program and throughout my life to fill this role, and enough papers that required me to write it all down.
So I stopped. And I felt ok about that. But now I've realized that by stopping posting, I've also stopped most of my photography. And I've lost my outlet for sharing my images. So in an effort to remember to carry my camera with me, I am now going to start posting again. Sometimes on thoughts/reflections/learnings, but mostly on my photography.
Here's the first image. A stairwell in my college.
March 14, 2011
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I like maps. I especially like old maps. And I spend a lot of time in Africa. Combine all of these things, and you get this:
A very interesting BBC audio slide show that shows how old maps can chronicle the the history of the continent. Check it out.
February 20, 2011
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When I spent a couple years traveling through Africa, I often posted on the content of what I saw/learned/experienced. It was easy; every day I noticed or learned something new about the culture in which I was living or the field in which I was working.
Since starting my masters program in the UK, I have also learned something new every day. This knowledge is, I believe, equally as valuable as field experience, but it comes in a very different form that has been harder to distill into blog posts. Now that I have one and a half semesters behind me, though, I hope to focus more on the content of what I'm learning about technology and development, both in and out of lectures.
The focus of my learnings has shifted from on-the-ground observations (while traveling) to techniques and strategies for managing technology in a development context. To do this, I'm first learning about strategies used to manage technologies in industries in the West.
One of the first things I learned was Mike Gregory's framework for the technology management process, which breaks down the process into five steps:
1. Identification: scan the market and competitors for potential product ideas
2. Selection: pick a technology based on competitive/market analyses, etc.
3. Acquisition: turn that technology into a product (R&D, manufacturing)
4. Exploitation: develop and sell that product (to bring in revenue)
5. Protection: ensure ownership and protect the trade secret
It's not necessarily linear, nor is it necessarily circular, and there's lots of feedback loops happening along the way. But it's a simple way to break down the technology management process, and it's something every successful technology company has done at some point.
In my experience, organizations working with appropriate technologies in Africa focus on identification and selection. Sometimes they get to acquisition. Few, if any, get to exploitation. My theory is that because most of these organizations are donor-dependent rather than revenue-dependent, they don't really have to.
February 16, 2011
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I am a researcher in the field of Control Science and Engineering. Presently I am a Maître de conférences with the AUT team, CentraleSupélec, Rennes, France. My research interests are mainly in the fields of adaptive control and estimation, nonlinear systems, and disturbance attenuation.
On this homepage, you will find information about my publications, about industrial projects I have participated in, and a brief description of my teaching experience.
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I got my Engineer (2006) and Ph.D. (2009) degrees in Systems Analysis and Control from the ITMO University (Saint-Petersburg, Russia) under the supervision of professor Alexey Bobtsov. In 2016 I obtained my Doctor of Science degree, which is a second-grade doctoral degree in Russia.
I completed the following postdoctoral studies:
- 2012-2014, at the Department of Applied Physics and Electronics, Umea University, Umea, Sweden, under the supervision of professor Leonid Freidovich. Here I was involved in the Smart Crane project working with control design for hydraulic drives.
- 2015-2017, with the Non-A team at Inria Lille-Nord Europe, Lille, France, under the supervision of Denis Efimov and Rosane Ushirobira. Here I was involved in the TurboTouch project working with movements modeling and estimation in human-machine interaction.
In 2014 I became a member of the Adaptive and Nonlinear Control Systems Lab coordinated by professors Alexey Bobtsov and Romeo Ortega.
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- I am a member of the IFAC Technical Committee 1.2, Adaptive and Learning Systems since 2016.
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According to a recently released report from the Alliance For Biking & Walking, the number of people biking to work in America has steadily grown for much of the last decade.
That growth can largely be attributed to the increased availability of bicycle facilities in the form of bicycle lanes, multi-use paths, and signed bicycle routes.
The Alliance compiled a ranking of cities with the most miles of bicycle facilities per square mile using data submitted by the 52 largest municipalities in America.
According to the report, San Francisco is the most bicycle friendly city in the country, with 7.8 miles of bicycle facilities per sq. mile. Austin and Long Beach came in second and third, with 4.6 and 4.5 miles of bike facilities per sq. mile, respectively. San Francisco's time at the top of the list may be short lived, as Austin plans to expand its facilities by an additional 1,100 miles over the next eight years.
Interestingly, 16 of the top 20 cities in the Alliance's rankings are located west of the Mississippi, with 6 of those cities located in California. However, eastern cities like New York, Charlotte, and Memphis are expected to move up the rankings in the near future with construction of 3,100 miles of bicycle facilities planned over the next two decades.
Here are the 20 best cities in America for bicyclists:
- San Francisco (CA)
- Austin (TX)
- Long Beach (CA)
- Philadelphia (PA)
- Mesa (AZ)
- Albuquerque (NM)
- Seattle (WA)
- Minneapolis (MN)
- Boston (MA)
- Washington D.C.
- Sacramento (CA)
- Fresno (CA)
- Tucson (AZ)
- Denver (CO)
- Portland (OR)
- San Jose (CA)
- Honolulu (HI)
- New York (NY)
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Lillian Bates, owner of Lillian By Design, fits model Michelle Stassi of Wood River in one of her designs in preparation for the Heads and Threads fundraiser.
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Conya Cowan, owner of Fringe Salon, stands next to Bates and Stassi. The Heads and Threads fundraiser will be at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Jacoby Arts Center.
ALTON — Ladies, do you have a cocktail dress in your closet and you've been looking for the right excuse to put it on? Dress to impress for the third annual Heads and Threads fashion show and cocktail party at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Jacoby Arts Center.
"We are celebrating art, so this is more of an art show and a cocktail party than it is a fashion show," Lillian Bates of Lillian By Design said. "This is the third time we've had this show at the Jacoby Arts Center and every year there is a different theme."
Featuring 15 models who have elaborate tattoos, Bates accentuates their body art with a "pin-up girl" vibe. Each model will showcase two clothing designs that celebrate their body art, not cover it up.
"The reason we chose to base all of the designs to feature tattooed body art was because of the controversy over a tattoo parlor trying to open on Henry and Broadway," Bates said. "The stigma of tattoos is not what it was even 20 years ago — it's truly an art. Our models have already made their body a canvas, so I thought it would be really exciting to feature that art with my clothing designs."
Hair stylist Conya Cowan, owner of Fringe Studio in Alton, is performing works of art of her own through the hair styles the models will showcase.
"This is a fashion show like none other," Cowan said. "The models are actual works of art from their hair to their shoes. There is no runway; our models will be positioned in their own embellished area of the Jacoby Arts Center."
Wood River resident and "pin-up girl" Michelle Stassi has worked with Bates on several projects and says she is a perfect fit for the fundraiser.
"My friend Crystal put me in contact with Lillian through Facebook and I felt this was just a fabulous opportunity," Stassi said. "With all the talking and arguing over the tattoo parlor in Alton, it reminds me of how much I look at my tattoo work as art. Some people pay tons of money to put art on their wall, some people do elaborate painting on their vehicles to express themselves. You hear people say, 'Hey, you can't take it with you when you go,' ... well guess what ... I will take this art with me when I go. This is my artwork, this is my investment and it's in myself. I lost count after 30 tattoos."
Tattoo artists who have their work on display will be on hand to answer questions, distribute information and talk body art with participants. Guests can purchase the designs the models are wearing that were designed for this event or take photos of their favorite hair style for stylists at Fringe to recreate.
The event will feature live bossa nova and jazz music, hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar.
Tickets can be purchased in advance at Lillian By Design at 136 Front St., Fringe Hair Salon at 124 Front St. or the Jacoby Arts Center at 627 E. Broadway. Tickets also are available at www.jacobyartscenter.org.
Proceeds go to the nonprofit Jacoby Arts Center to nurture and promote the practice and appreciation of the arts through education, exhibits, cultural programs and community outreach initiatives. For information, call (618) 462-5222.
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It's a 'Full House' reunion Live
Uncle Joey is now a married man.
Former "Full House" actor Dave Coulier, 54, married long-time girlfriend, Melissa Bring, 31, Wednesday in Paradise Valley, Montana.
The guest list? You could say it read like a "Full House" reunion. Attending the ceremony were former cast members John Stamos (Uncle Jesse), Bob Saget (Danny Tanner), Candace Cameron Bure (D.J.), Andrea Barker (Kimmy Gibbler) and show creator Jeff Franklin.
And they wasted no time sharing their happiness on social media:
Happy wedding day Dave & Melissa!!! I love you both SO much!!! @davecoulier @melissabring http://t.co/n526VqDNe2
Full hearts tonight here at @DaveCoulier and @melissabring's wedding. http://t.co/Tte0FkawjQ
Or even a few comedic moments:
Stamos walking away with wood at Dave's wedding. http://t.co/QahudffqXu
Even show creator Franklin got in on the social media fun, tweeting a photo with the three male stars of the show:
The three funniest guys I know, for 28 years, right after Dave and Melissa made it legal. Love these guys! http://t.co/D5BT3Qt9mw
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Thanks Uncle J for placing the cowboy hat on my head the wrong way. #Cityfolks johnstamos http://t.co/kWnE8Chfui
Me and Andrea -- The losing team in a pre-Coulier wedding Montana grudge match against Candace http://t.co/QbGRGr9WHV
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, who played Michelle on the show, did not attend the ceremony.


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Remembering the 'Miracle in Miami'
Doug Flutie threw a last-second TD pass to Gerard Phelan that gave Boston College a 47-45 win over Miami in 1984, one of the most memorable moments in University history.
By Reid Oslin
Dan Davis: Here's your ballgame, folks, as Flutie takes the snap...He drops straight back...has some time...Now he scrambles away from one hit...looks...uncorks a deep one for the end zone...Phelan is down there...
Gino Cappelletti: Oh, he got it!
Davis: Did he get it?
Cappelletti: He got it!
Davis: Touchdown! Touchdown! Touchdown! Touchdown! Touchdown, Boston College! He did it! He did it! Flutie did it...He hit Phelan in the end zone...Touchdown!
Cappelletti: I don't believe it!
Davis: Oh, my goodness!
-- This transcription of the WRKO-AM broadcast of the 1984 Boston College-Miami game, and all other italicized sections in the following story, are taken from "Tales from the Boston College Sideline," by Reid Oslin
Twenty years later, it is still the defining moment in Boston College athletic history.
On Nov. 23, 1984, Doug Flutie's last-second 48-yard "Hail Mary" touchdown pass to Gerard Phelan gave the football Eagles a thrilling 47-45 victory over the University of Miami and secured its own enduring place in both Boston sports and college football lore.
The storybook win was more than a major sports accomplishment for Boston College: It came as the school was emerging as a major national university. The Eagle football team played nine games on network television that year and the increased visibility was cited as a valuable factor in the rise in admission applications and alumni support that followed.
"That play has lived with me almost every day since it happened," said Phelan, a 1985 graduate who today is a sales executive for a custom printing firm in Boston. "It's remarkable. Rarely a day goes by when someone does not bring it up. It's a great thing to be associated with," he adds, "because whenever anybody talks about it they are always smiling. I'm lucky to be a part of it."
Phelan, along with some 65 other players and coaches from that storied 1984 Boston College football team, returned to campus over the weekend of Nov. 5-6 to relive the "Miracle in Miami" play and the many other highlights of the Eagles' Cotton Bowl championship season.
The Boston College Athletic Association hosted the '84 team at a reunion dinner in Conte Forum on Friday evening, followed by a pre-game barbecue and halftime ceremony at the BC-Rutgers game on Saturday.
The current Eagle players wore 1984 "throwback" uniforms in honor of the returning gridiron heroes as they posted a 21-10 victory over Rutgers in Saturday's game.
The focal point of the entire 1984 season, however, continues to be the famous Flutie pass to Phelan, a spectacular game-winning play that was seen by millions on CBS-TV that day and has been replayed countless times in highlight clips and on the ESPN Classic network.
Flutie, who won the Heisman Trophy as college football's best player in 1984, was one of the few members of the Cotton Bowl-winning squad unable to attend the reunion weekend. At age 42, he is still playing professional football with the NFL's San Diego Chargers.
Jack Bicknell, the Eagles head coach from 1981-90, summarizes that famous season affectionately: "We were tough, we were physical, but, boy, did we have a lot of fun."
"It's hard to believe that after 20 years, that play is as alive as it has ever been," said Phelan, who estimates that he has done dozens of interviews in recent weeks as media outlets prepared "Hail Mary anniversary" stories on the game.
Troy Stradford '86, the star running back on the '84 team, doesn't have to go far to refresh his memory of the famous moment. He's a sports talk show host on WQAL radio in Miami, where he lives after playing professional football for the Miami Dolphins.
"Everyone remembers that play," he said with a wide grin. "Down there they talk about it all the time.
"When I am asked about the game, I remind people that it wasn't just the pass. It was an incredible football game," said Stradford, who scored a rushing touchdown and was in the end zone as an extra pass receiver on the game's final play. The two teams combined for nearly 1,300 yards of offense in the wild-and-wooly contest in the Orange Bowl that drew the highest college football television rating of the year in 1984.
The host Hurricanes figured they had won the game when UM running back Melvin Bratton scored a go-ahead touchdown with 28 seconds remaining in the game. "I bump into Melvin in Miami all the time" said Stradford. "We sit around and reminisce. He has at least one national championship to his credit, but I've got the 'Hail Mary' pass.
"It's funny how none of them down there can shake that," Stradford added with a laugh. "It's still very vivid in their minds. It will go on forever."
Two other members of the 1984 team, defensive end Bill Thompson '88, MBA '00, and defensive back Steve Williams '88, recalled that they almost missed the bus from campus as the team departed for Miami on Thanksgiving Day. The two had gone to Williams' family home in Providence for Thanksgiving dinner and were a few minutes late returning to Chestnut Hill.
"My greatest memory from that day was Coach Bicknell jumping off the bus and shouting 'What are you freshmen doing showing up late? We should leave you home!'" recalled Thompson, now a national account manager for Fidelity Investments.
Williams, Thompson's tardy travel partner that day, is now assistant principal at a San Francisco middle school. He often encounters devotees of the University of California-Berkeley who believe that the Golden Bears' 1982 last-minute victory over Stanford - in which a UCal player scored the winning touchdown with the Stanford band in the end zone - to be the biggest play in college football.
"They want to talk about the Cal-Stanford game with the band," Williams said. "I talk about the 'Hail Mary.'"
Bicknell, now coaching in NFL Europe, added a somber thought as he spoke of the Miami game at the reunion event. "Not long ago I saw that game replayed on one of the cable networks," he said, "and right at the end of the game, something hit me as I watched Flutie throw the pass and then get carried down the field by Steve Trapilo."
Trapilo, who went on to a 10-year career in professional football, died of a heart attack last May at age 39.
"I don't know if I will ever be able to watch that game the same way ever again," Bicknell said.
© The Boston Chronicle, November 18, 2008
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There's a variety of questions that are best answered with the Buddhist "Mu!" and a whack on the head with a rattan stick. The use of "Mu!" by the master is roughly equivalent to "The question is ill formed!" (with an implicit "you idiot" delivered by the whack with the switch…)
It does mean "the question is ill formed", but also "that is the wrong question" or even "The question does not make sense to one who is enlightened, go fish in the enlightenment pond some more until you 'get it', ok?" or even "Try Again".
One of the endless "debates" in the abortion arena is over when a baby can be killed, and that is wound up in an endless wrangle over "when life begins" (the notion being that killing prior to that moment is O.K. but after that moment is immoral.) The problem is that the question "is ill formed".
Because life began once and that moment was a few billion years ago, near as we can tell. There is an unbroken chain of life, from that moment forward, to every cell alive in every living thing today. The egg in the mother is alive. The sperm is alive (hey, it even swims, so is alive and animated). To ask "when does life begin" presumes a false state of non-life in the egg and sperm cells. That makes it a Mu! Moment.
The right question?
So if that is the wrong question, what is the right question? What is the enlightened question?
As is usually the case, the correct answer to that is "The enlightened question is much harder to identify."
If one says "ALL life is sacred" then you end up in a Monty Python moment.
Yes, a bit of reductio ad absurdum, but effective.
Since it is simply impossible for all sperm and all egg cells to be kept alive, or joined to make a new unique person, nature provides the simple argument of reality here. Sperm and egg cells can not be "sacred". Yet they are alive. (As are other single cell life like bacteria and such.)
As a "first cut" I think it's pretty clear that simple contraception, while lethal to "living human cells" is not in any sane sense murder.
The more complicated case simply says that the 1/2 gene compliment in the gametes makes them "not human". They are only 1/2 of a set of human genes, so 'less than human' in a very clear way.
What about at conception?
This is where it gets very interesting. At conception, the gene complement is a full set of genes. At that point, the genetic argument is very clear: This is a living human life form.
Yet so is ever cell lining your mouth and gut, and adorning your hair follicles, and shedding from all your skins surfaces, and… We have another existence proof that attempting to keep ALL cells with a full genetic complement alive is a fools errand. Not going to happen.
In the past, there was a case to be made that only the fusion of egg and sperm would lead to a cell that was fully potentiated to develop into an entire human being. Thanks to the work on cloning and stem cells, we can now turn many (most? all?) single cells into a fully formed being. (Note the lack of "human" in that sentence… We've done it with other animals, but not with humans, so there is a tiny bit of doubt. Also some cells are far far easier to manipulate back to the reset state.)
So in what way is a fertilized egg different from a human stem cell?
There are many ways that don't matter much, and one very important way:
That fertilized cell has a new and unique compliment of genes. IT is a unique genetic individual. That is the true basis of the "life begins at conception" argument. Not that life "begins" then, since it never ended; but that a new individual life is formed.
Yet nature makes thousands of "new individual lives" that it throws away every day. The whole idea behind sexual reproduction is to clean up the gene pool a bit. So the sperm and egg with 1/2 a set of genes will die if those genes are defective in any critical process (where a full gene compliment cell can live using the 1/2 of the set that are good and ignoring the other half). Similarly, the fertilized egg can have all sorts of "issues" leading to a natural termination of the pregnancy. From blood group problems to developmental problems that only show up later in the term and lead to a miscarriage. Nature does not respect the "new unique individual" all that much… It is the viable unique individual.
That is the basis of the argument of the "abort until viable" group. If nature is willing to abort prior to full viability, why not people too? (The critical difference here being that nature is tossing out failed genetic mix experiments while human abortions are tossing out many fine future people in the process of becoming…)
Any others?
In various cultures at various times the practice of infanticide has been common. Even in various wild animals. The simple fact is that nature is very cruel. Using nature as our guide is likely not the most "humane" approach. From birds that lay 2 eggs to have a spare, so the first born kills the other; to animals during times of limited food where "mothers milk" drys up and the infants die: Nature votes for "kill as needed". Personally, I find that a bridge too far based on other moral grounds.
Yet in any calamity, the natural and reasonable decision is made to kill off the old, infirm, and, sad to say, the youngest and least viable. It is just a fact of life that faced with a fixed quantity of food, a known length of winter, and a minimum ration per mouth to survive to the next crop: It is more rational to kill one than have a half dozen starve a month before the first new harvest. That cruel calculus was more common a few hundred years ago, but "reality just is" and it could return again.
My conclusion?
Only that two important things apply:
Looking for "when life begins" will shed vast quantities of heat, and no light.
Nature has more of a "kill as needed" attitude, so perhaps we need different values to use.
It does look like this line of reasoning arrives at roughly the same "bounds" as the present abortion advocates / right-to-life folks found. One side arguing to have the right to kill other unique individual human lives based on them being too unimportant and poorly developed to really matter. The other side arguing that it is a new unique human life and deserves the rights of all of us. (Is it REALLY any different to say a 7 month unborn baby is 'useless' and can be killed, vs saying a 70 year old invalid is 'useless' and can be killed?)
In the end, I lean toward the notion of "It is a human once multicellular with developed organs". This gets us out of the realm of skin cells, cloning, 'sacred sperm' and other issues. Yet that is still way early compared to the present 'standards' for abortion. Those advocating for 3rd trimester abortions would not like me for saying that even second trimester was too late… yet the 'at conception' crowed would be similarly up in arms for murder of those "unborn", even if they looked like a slime mold at the stage in question…
In the end, I find myself mostly a bit aghast at the willingness of women to murder their own children at a variety of life stages. Perhaps it is just natures way of removing that type from the gene pool… The strongest selection comes in 30 generations of strong selective pressure, so after about 900 years of easy abortion, only the 'right to life' folks ought to be left. (It does not require extermination of a gene type to remove it, just differential breeding success over many generations. So those that abort and average 1.5 kids vs those that do not and average 3.0 will rapidly have a vanishing presence in the gene pool for those that abort. IFF it is subject to genetic influence.) So only about 800 more years of this argument to go ;-)
At the same time, having population double every 20 years would be a recipe for disaster. So some kind of contraception is important and some kind of solution to the "surprise" pregnancy.
In the end, I guess I don't have an answer so much as just want the question to be better formed, so that the endless debate at least makes some kind of sense.
Is it a human being with rights:
1) At conception?
2) When multicullular?
3) When differentiated into organs? (How far?)
4) When viable? (With how much medical support?)
5) At birth?
6) At 6 years old? (I have known folks who advocated for a parental right to toss back the broken ones and select for the best 'keepers'… and it was once common in some cultures. So the question is valid.)
Just don't start arguing about "when life began" unless you are talking about 4 billion years ago on earth vs 14 billion years ago in a panspermia space origin scenario… Otherwise I'll need to get my "clue stick" start swinging it and hollering Mu! And that's not pretty ;-)


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Professor Harminder Dua is the Chair and Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Nottingham and is the head of the Division of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. Prior to his appointment in Nottingham in 1994, he was associate professor at the Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, USA. He graduated in Medicine from the Government Medical College and Hospital, Nagpur.
Professor Dua is an internationally renowned Ophthalmologist who has influenced and continues to influence all aspects of ophthalmology across the globe through his activities related to teaching, training, research and innovation. He is a world authority on cornea and ocular surface disease.
He has taught generations of medical students, 35 home and visiting Fellows and 45 PhD/MD students who have gone on to become distinguished ophthalmologists. Six of his postgraduate fellows currently hold positions as Professors of Ophthalmology and one is a CEO of a company. His corneal surgery course, run at the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, UK, annually for the last 8 years is always fully subscribed and has received the best feedback of all courses.
He has enhanced clinical and basic knowledge in ophthalmology through over 320 publications and over a thousand presentations in international meetings. His H-index is 55 and his total citations are over eleven thousand. His surgical innovations, including Fine Needle Diathermy (FND) occlusion of corneal vessels, Sequential Sector Conjunctival Epitheliectomy (SSCE), Alcohol Delamination in management of recurrent corneal erosion syndrome and classification of chemical burns of the ocular surface (Dua Classification) are practiced internationally and have changed clinical practice.
His discovery of the pre-Descemet's layer as a definite part of the surgical anatomy of the cornea has improved posterior lamellar corneal surgery, made Deep Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty (DALK) safer and led to the innovation of three new operations namely DALK-Triple, Pre-Descemets Endothelial Keratoplasty (PDEK) and suture management of acute hydrops in keratoconus. This paper alone has over 100 citations with further scientific evidence published independently by researchers in this field.
He has served ophthalmology nationally and internationally as President of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, UK (2011-14); First Chair of the Clinical Council for Eye Health Commissioning, England (2014-15); Editor-in-Chief of the British Journal of Ophthalmology (2007-14); President, European Association for Vision and Eye Research Foundation (EVER, 2010-2014); President of EuCornea, the European Society of Cornea and Ocular surface disease specialists (2011-12) and of EVER, the European Association for Vision and Eye Research (2008). He has made significant contributions in each of these positions. As one of the four founders of EuCornea, he brought to Europe an organisation that has sparked the imagination of numerous trainees and specialists who attend and support EuCornea meetings every year.
He currently serves as Editor in chief of the Journal of EuCornea, Member of the International steering committee of the second dry eye workshop (DEWS II), Chairman elect of the Advisory committee of the International Council of Ophthalmology and as Civilian consultant adviser to the Royal Air Force.
Professor Harminder Dua was appointed a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for services to eye healthcare, health education and to ophthalmology in the Queen's Birthday Honours in June 2019.
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MBBS, DO (Nagpur)
DO (London)
FRCS (Edinburgh)
FRCOphth. (UK)
MD (With Commendation, University of Aberdeen)
Ph.D (Nagpur)
FRCP (Edinburgh)
FCOptom. (UK)
Nagpur University, India
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Scotland.
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
Royal College of Ophthalmologists
European Board of Ophthalmology
Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management
Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Honorary Fellow of the College of Optometrists
American Academy of Ophthalmology, USA.
Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) USA
Bowman club, UK (Corneal Surgeons)
British Society of Refractive Surgeons (BSRS)
EVER, European Vision and Eye Research, Association.
EuCornea, European society of cornea and ocular surface disease specialists.
Eye Bank Association of India.
International Ocular Inflammation Society.
Italian Ocular Surface Society.
Midlands Ophthalmological Society.
Oxford Ophthalmological Congress
Royal College of Ophthalmologists
Royal College of Surgeons
United Kingdom and Ireland Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons.
Vidarbha Ophthalmic Society, Maharashtra, India.
President of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, UK (2011-14)
First Chair of the Clinical Council for Eye Health Commissioning, England (2014-15)
Editor-in-Chief of the British Journal of Ophthalmology (2007-14)
President, European Association for Vision and Eye Research Foundation (EVER, 2010-2014)
President of EuCornea, the European Society of Cornea and Ocular surface disease specialists (2011-12)
President of EVER, the European Association for Vision and Eye Research (2008)
Pune Ophthalmological society, Pune, India.
Medical Contact Lens and Ocular Surface Association, UK.
Indian society of Cataract and Kerato Refractive Surgeons.
Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
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Amniotic membrane grafts: For ocular surface regeneration and management of non-healing corneal defects.
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This one it tough for me because I look at all the workouts the same. There is one day that I remember that we maxed out on strict press, squat, and dead lift [CrossFit Total].
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The Featured Artists Coalition has responded to Lily Allen's suggestion that the musicians' organisation is not taking enough of a stand against illegal downloading.
FAC member Ed O'Brien of Radiohead had criticised the government's proposal to cut off the connections of persistent illegal downloaders.
However, Allen has since sent a letter asking for the support of various musicians in her stance against illegal downloading, collating responses on a new blog.
Today (September 21), the FAC posted a statement on the organisation's website, Featuredartistscoalition.com, outlining that it was in fact opposed to illegal downloading.
The statement explained that the organisation had been referring to the specific government plan to cut illegal downloaders' connections, insisting it still believed that music should be paid for.
"Statements made in opposition to this idea [that connections should be severed] by members of the Featured Artists Coalition have been taken to imply that we condone illicit file-sharing," the statement read. "This is not the case and never has been.
"We wish to make it clear to all parties that we believe the creative work of artists should be paid for by those who enjoy it and that whenever our music is used, royalties should be paid."
The statement went on to outline that the coalition did not believe that fans who download small amounts of music illegally should be persecuted. It suggested that illegal file-sharing could help new acts gain promotion.
"The focus of our objection is the proposed treatment of ordinary music fans who download a few tracks so as to check out our material before they buy," it read. "For those of us who don't get played on the radio or mentioned in the music media – artists established and emerging – peer-to-peer recommendation is an important form of promotion."
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Utility Lobbyists Are Killing Solar Panel Incentives [New York Times] I had no idea that you could sell your self-generated electricity back to the utility companies at the market rate. Are people just buying empty worthless acres of desert, setting up cheap Chinese solar panels, and getting rich? If they aren't, they should be.
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Manmohan Singh on a four-day visit to the country - referred to the movie Odoru Maharaj (The Dancing Maharaja in Japanese) in his speech and said he was delighted to know about the popularity of its actor, Rajinikanth among the younger generation of Japan. He also added in a lighter vein that 'Odori Asimo', the Japanese dancing robot was also becoming popular among the children in India.
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Team Bath v Celtic Dragons - Two defeats in the space of four days have left Team Bath's hopes of securing a place in this season's semi-finals in tatters. The Somerset side started their Easter Monday game with league leaders Loughborough Lightning in sluggish style, trailing 24-15 by the end of the second quarter. A spirited fightback never really materialised as the girls in blue were beaten in what turned out to be a low-scoring affair. Bath must now pick themselves up and hope that Saturday's game with bottom of the table Celtic Dragons provides a more positive result. Given the Welsh side have only notched up one win in ten, this should be an easy three points for the home team.
- Top Tip: Team Bath to win - 1/6
Manchester Thunder v Loughborough Lightning - A meeting between two of the Superleague's top three teams could produce a real spectacle as Thunder meet Lightning. Thunder, who are unbeaten since Round Two, have racked up eight straight victories and currently find themselves sitting pretty in third following a high-scoring win over Sirens on Monday. Lightning are the only team who can boast a longer winning run as they are yet to lose this campaign. The ladies from Leicestershire handed last year's Grand Finalists a whipping in Round One, but Thunder have since found a rich vein of form and could take some stopping, especially on home soil.
- Top Tip: Manchester Thunder to win - 5/4
Team Northumbria v Hertfordshire Mavericks - The Mavericks picked up a couple of much needed wins in rounds eight and nine, but defeat to Wasps on Easter Monday served a massive hammer blow to their hopes of replicating the 2016 season when they reached the semi-finals. However, should the Hatfield-based side pick up three points against a beleaguered Team Northumbria team this weekend and other results go their way, the dream of breaking into the top four might still be a reality for Robyn Broughton's girls.
- Top Tip: Hertfordshire Mavericks to win - 1/3
Wasps Netball v Sirens - Following their monumental win over reigning champions Surrey Storm in Round Eight, Sirens' players and fans must have found themselves dreaming of a top four spot. However, recent defeats to Celtic Dragons and Manchester Thunder look to have all but extinguished any hopes the Superleague's sole Scottish representatives had of challenging the best teams in the division. Wasps, on the other hand, are flying high in second, 12 points clear of their upcoming opponents and looking comfortable as the teams enter the second half of the season. The team from Coventry picked up a 57-43 win over the Sirens in the opening round of fixtures, a scoreline that could well be repeated this Sunday.
- Top Tip: Wasps to win - 1/20
Severn Stars v Surrey Storm (Live on Sky Sports) - Easter Monday saw the defending champions pick up their first win in three as Storm ran out 65-56 winners over Team Northumbria. Despite their recent poor form, the girls from Guildford remain the division's top scorers, but their goal difference did take a hit in rounds seven to nine. This Monday will see Storm aim to continue down the road to recovery with a win over Severn Stars, a team whose campaign is all but over, even at this stage in proceedings. Expect the visiting supporters to be sent home smiling after this encounter.
- Top Tip: Surrey Storm to win - 1/4
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About this book
The Euclidean shortest path (ESP) problem asks the question: what is the path of minimum length connecting two points in a 2- or 3-dimensional space? Variants of this industrially-significant computational geometry problem also require the path to pass through specified areas and avoid defined obstacles.
This unique text/reference reviews algorithms for the exact or approximate solution of shortest-path problems, with a specific focus on a class of algorithms called rubberband algorithms. Discussing each concept and algorithm in depth, the book includes mathematical proofs for many of the given statements. Suitable for a second- or third-year university algorithms course, the text enables readers to understand not only the algorithms and their pseudocodes, but also the correctness proofs, the analysis of time complexities, and other related topics.
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- Provides theoretical and programming exercises at the end of each chapter
- Presents a thorough introduction to shortest paths in Euclidean geometry, and the class of algorithms called rubberband algorithms
- Discusses algorithms for calculating exact or approximate ESPs in the plane
- Examines the shortest paths on 3D surfaces, in simple polyhedrons and in cube-curves
- Describes the application of rubberband algorithms for solving art gallery problems, including the safari, zookeeper, watchman, and touring polygons route problems
- Includes lists of symbols and abbreviations, in addition to other appendices
This hands-on guide will be of interest to undergraduate students in computer science, IT, mathematics, and engineering. Programmers, mathematicians, and engineers dealing with shortest-path problems in practical applications will also find the book a useful resource.
Dr. Fajie Li is at Huaqiao University, Xiamen, Fujian, China. Prof. Dr. Reinhard Klette is at the Tamaki Innovation Campus of The University of Auckland.
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- DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-2256-2
- Copyright Information Springer-Verlag London Limited 2011
- Publisher Name Springer, London
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Adam Dunn smacked his first home run of the spring, a three-run shot off Texas' Neftali Feliz in the first inning of Thursday's 6-3 White Sox win.
Left-handed power is tough to find -- only twice in White Sox history has a lefty hit 30 home runs with 100 RBIs. Good stuff from Chris Kamka here.
The early returns on Jared Mitchell have been great, but the more important thing is that he looks healthy.
Jim has some thoughts on Robin Ventura's ad-fueled persona, James wonders what makes a player a good handler of the bat and Fornelli offers up some thoughts on Thursday's spring training game.
Around the division: Josh Tomlin was bombed in three innings against the Angels, Yuniesky Betancourt had two hits to improve his spring OPS to .583, Francisco Liriano struck out five with no walks in three innings and both Miguel Cabrera and Ramon Santiago had three hits to pace Detroit.


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