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New York, N.Y. - The Skyline Conference released the Spring weekly report #7 on Monday, April 14th, including Player of the Week, Rookie of the Week, Pitcher of the Week, Honor Roll and Conference statistics.
Baseball Update (16-9, 7-3 Skyline) - Full Report
The baseball team posted a 4-2 mark last week with wins over Baruch, NYU-Poly (2) and Old Westbury.
Junior shortstop Anthony Alvino (Lindenhurst, N.Y.) was named Skyline Conference Player of the Week. Alvino collected 10 hits in 21 at-bats (.476) with 8 RBI and seven runs scored in six games this week for the Rams. He added three triples, three walks and a pair of stolen bases. Alvino had a two-run triple as FSC downed Baruch, 11-4 and went 6-for-9 with five runs scored and 4 RBI in the doubleheader sweep (19-6, 19-8) of NYU-Poly. Alvino recorded two hits and 2 RBI on April 13 as FSC edged Old Westbury, 6-5.
This week the Rams will host TCNJ on Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. and travel to Purchase for a doubleheader on Friday at 3:00 p.m.
Softball Update (15-11, 8-4 Skyline) - Full Report
The Rams played a pair of conference DH's this past weekend and posted a 3-1 record.
Junior pitcher Taylor Tedeschi (Levittown, N.Y.) was named Skyline Pitcher of the Week. Tedeschi allowed just one run on nine hits over 14 innings pitched while earning complete game victories over NYU-Poly (6-1) and Sage (6-0). She scattered four hits and fanned two for her first shutout of the season on April 12 at Sage. Tedeschi allowed five hits on April 13 versus NYU-Poly as she recorded her sixth win of the season.
Sophomore catcher Meagan Anderson (Patchogue, N.Y.) and freshman third baseman Andrea Klarman (Medford, N.Y.) were each named to the Honor Roll. Anderson batted .467 with six runs scored and tied a program single-season record with 15 doubles on the year, while Klarman went 7-for-12 with three doubles and three runs scored.
The softball team will host Staten Island on Wednesday in a DH at 3:30 p.m. and then host Purchase in a DH for senior day on Saturday at noon.
Women's Lacrosse Update (15-1, 6-0 Skyline) - Full Report
Farmingdale State posted a 3-0 record with victories over New Paltz, Old Westbury and Sage last week.
Junior midfielder Christy Thoden (Bayport, N.Y.) was named Skyline Conference Co-Player of the Week. She led the Rams to three victories as she compiled three goals, eight assists, six ground balls, five caused turnovers and 37 draw controls. Thoden tallied one goal, four assists, three ground balls and a program-record 19 draw controls on April 8 against New Paltz. Thoden recorded a game-high three assists on April 12 versus Sage as she was tabbed the Skyline Player of the Week for the second time this season.
Freshman attack Brittany Rosino (North Babylon, N.Y.) earned Skyline Rookie of the Week honors. Rosino scored five goals and dished out six assists in a 3-0 week for Farmingdale State. She added 10 ground balls, eight draw controls and three caused turnovers, while compiling three goals, five ground balls, a season-high five draw controls and one assist on April 8 against New Paltz. Rosino dished out a team-high three assists in a 12-2 victory against Old Westbury.
This week the women's lacrosse team will travel to St. Joe's on Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.
Men's Tennis Update (6-4, 4-2 Skyline) - Full Report
Farmingdale State earned a 7-2 conference win at St. Joe's in their only match of the week.
This week the Rams will play a pair of non-conference matches as they host Ramapo on Thursday at 5:00 p.m. and travel to Brooklyn on Saturday at noon.
Men's Lacrosse Update (6-5, 2-2 Skyline) - Full Report
The men's lacrosse team dropped Skyline Conference games against Kean and #11 Montclair State this past week.
Farmingdale State will host Mount Saint Vincent on Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. followed by Stockton for senior day on Saturday at 1:00 p.m.
Men's Golf Update
The Rams posted a 15-stroke victory over St. Joseph's on Friday in a dual match at the Bethpage State Park - Blue Course.
Sophomore Scott Sessions (Pleasantville, N.Y.), junior Matt Pollock (Northport, N.Y.) and senior Rich Kelly (Oceanside, N.Y.) all posted rounds of 73 with Sessions earning medalist honors after a two hole playoff victory.
This week the men's golf team will travel to Island Hills Country Club in Sayville, N.Y. for the Long Island Intercollegiate Championship hosted by St. Joseph's College on Thursday and Friday.
Men's and Women's Outdoor Track
This past weekend Farmingdale State competed at the New Jersey Invitational on the campus of TCNJ.
Senior's Alix Lamarre (North Bellmore, N.Y.) and Daquan Grant (Copiague, N.Y.) qualified for the ECAC Championships in the long jump and triple jump, respectively.
The women were led by freshman Maia Cadle-Hinton (Huntington, N.Y.) who finished in fifth place in the hammer throw (40.29m) and is now #2 on the FSC All-Time List for this event.
The outdoor track teams next will head to the CTC Championships at Richard Stockton on Friday and Saturday.

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Make yourself feel clever by watching these educational – but almost always entertaining – talks by assorted geniuses, visionaries and entrepreneurs. And musicians. With over 700 videos already available and more added each week, your brain will be bigger than a football in no time, but don't worry if the selection seems daunting: you can build your own playlist, and access unwatched vids offline to boot.
BBC iPlayer
Freshly unleashed onto the iTunes App Store, this iPad-tailored edition of iPlayer lets you browse through and watch/listen to over 400 hours of Beeb TV and radio programming from the previous seven days. And it's free! Lovely stuff, in other words, but Auntie could have made it even better by allowing you to download shows and watch them offline, not to mention stream via 3G rather than just Wi-Fi. Maybe in the next version...
Fancy yourself an artist but don't like the idea of getting yourself covered in oil paint? There's an app for that: Brushes lets wannabe Manets and Monets use their iPad screen like a canvas, "painting" onto it with a finger and 19 types of brush. The ability to add layers means you can work on individual portions of your masterpiece without ruining other bits. When you're done, you can share on Flickr direct from the app. Sceptical about the quality? Check out the image above, finger-painted by Brooklyn artist David Jon Kassan using this very app.
Plants vs. Zombies HD
More addictive than crack-flavoured Pringles, this tower defence game sees you manically planting carnivorous vegetation in order to stop marauding zombies from invading your home and chowing down on your sweet brains. In the hands of a lesser developer things could get repetitive, but PopCap varies the levels and adds new plants and zombies at a rate that keeps you coming back until you've vanquished the entire shambling undead horde. And then you'll want to start all over again.
Pretty much the first thing you should download when you get an iPad, Dropbox uses the cloud to sync files between your various devices – computer, iPad and phone. Videos, photos, documents and presentations can all be synced, and shared with non-Dropboxers via email or web links, and designating a file "Favourite" will download it onto your iPad for offline use.
Infinity Blade
When you fire up Infinity Blade for the first time, you'll end up poking your eyes to make sure they're working properly. Yes, this is indubitably the best-looking 3D game on iOS, and it's hard to believe that Epic has transferred the Unreal Engine 3 so effectively to a skinny mobile device. More importantly, it's blow-your-balls-off fun, as you swipe and tap your way through assorted henchmen to get to the evil God King who killed your father, levelling up as you do so. An essential game that's being improved all the time.
Words With Friends HD
"'Words With Friends' is the new Twitter" according to serial celeb squirer and guitar noodler John Mayer. We don't really know what the hell he's on about, because this Scrabble ripoff is just a massively addictive game rather than anything related to social media. But whatever: it's well worth owning, as it lets you play multiple games (up to 20 at once) against any of your mates, updating when they make a move. Because there's no rush, games can last several days – but when you hear the familiar chime to signal a move has been made, you'll be reaching for your iPad.
VLC Streamer
AirPlay might be doing the business for iTunes-to-iPad music streaming, but until video is added to its list of talents (something rumoured to be happening in the next major iOS update), VLC Streamer remains the go-to app. It lets you grab videos from a networked PC, Mac or NAS and watch them instantly on your iPad. And it's not particularly fussy about formats, playing pretty much anything you throw at it. A bargain at 59p.
The Guardian Eyewitness
Give your iPad's gorgeous screen a workout with this photojournalism-themed app, updated with an amazing new photo – based on a current event or news story – every day. What's more, the app gives you tips on how the pro photographer responsible took the shot, including camera settings, so it can actually help you become a better snapper.
Who'd a thunk the iPad could improve your culinary skills? But it can, at least if you opt for a cookery app like Epicurious. Free (yet ad-supported, almost to the point of annoyance), it's packed with recipes that take you step by step through the creation of a dish. You can even whack in a list of things you have in the fridge and let the app give you suggestions for what to do with them. Just be careful not to spill lemon juice/salt/chicken stock all over your lovely tablet.
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Jay Lambert, assistant vice president of student engagement, said he hopes to provide parents opportunities to become more engaged with Lamar and their students' experiences.
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It might be hard to believe, but this week I'm finally delivering the long-promised second part of my (probably ongoing) series on migrating Microsoft Exchange Server public folder data to SharePoint. In "SharePoint and Public Folders, Part 1" (July 27, 2006, InstantDoc ID 92930), I talk about some of the differences between Exchange public folders and SharePoint. Now I want to talk about some of the tools that you can use to migrate public folder data.
The first thing you should know is that Microsoft itself isn't making any public folder migration tools available yet. I think this is a mistake, but that's the way it is: To my knowledge, neither the Exchange nor SharePoint team will deliver migration capability with its product's release to manufacturing. Of course, there's no time pressure for them to do so, because public folders will continue to exist and be supported until the end of the Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 product life cycle in 2016 or 2017.
However, a fertile market of SharePoint migration tools already exists. Several ISVs make tools to migrate IBM Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino data to SharePoint; for example, Metalogix Software offers Migration Manager 3.0 For SharePoint Products and Technologies and Tzunami offers Tzunami Deployer. The overall process of migrating messaging and calendaring data from Exchange or Domino to SharePoint is actually quite similar, so it's no surprise that both Tzunami and Metalogix have adapted their tools to migrate public folder data in advance of the 2007 Microsoft Office system release.
The better news is that Quest Software, a long-time leader in the migration world, has announced its SharePoint migration tool. Although the final details of availability and pricing haven't been announced yet, Quest is showing demos of its tool, and I'm impressed with what I've seen. The basic idea behind the tool is that it can pull content from a set of public folders and either move it to or synchronize it with SharePoint sites. A variety of scheduling, configuration, and control options let you decide what gets migrated, where it goes, and who has access to the migrated content. I'll review the tool after Quest makes a beta release available.
There are still some unanswered questions about how migrations will work in practice. For example, many organizations use public contact folders, and it isn't clear how workflows that depend on synchronizing contact information with mobile devices might have to change. Some desktop applications might require changes as well. Companies that depend on public folders' native replication capability face the question of whether to move their data to SharePoint, giving up replication in favor of SharePoint's integration and ubiquitous access features.
The whole migration field is still evolving, and because both SharePoint 2007 and Exchange 2007 are some time away from release, I expect to see further development of the associated migration products. In the meantime, if your organization is using public folders now, I'd like to hear what your concerns are and what you think of Microsoft's migration strategy.


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Manchester Mayor Gatsas: I kept it positive in election campaign
By TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
Beauchamp to seek recount in Manchester Ward 12 alderman race
MANCHESTER — In the aftermath of Mayor Ted Gatsas' reelection Tuesday, Democrats and Republicans continue to debate the significance of his modest margin of victory.
Gatsas won 52 percent — 8,106 votes — to the 46 percent — 7,163 votes — garnered by Alderman Patrick Arnold, who less than a year ago was a scarcely known political figure in the city.
It was the least number of votes Gatsas had won in his three bids for mayor, and 2,000 fewer than he won in 2011, when he defeated his opponent by more than 40 points. Arnold, meanwhile, won 3,000 more votes than the Democratic candidate in the last election.
City Democrats Chairman Liz Kulig argued that Arnold's pointed critique of the mayor had resonated with voters. "The Patrick campaign was massively outspent by Gatsas, and Gatsas still barely clung on to reelection," she said. "Now he should know how people in Manchester feel about him and his lack of responsibility on education, on public safety."
Gatsas has declined to draw conclusions about his opponent's campaign, but in his victory speech Tuesday the veteran of 18 elections suggested that there was an element of ballot fatigue. "The more times your name appears on the ballot, the more difficult it becomes," he said.
He also noted that he declined to run a negative campaign. "The thing I'm most proud of is we did this with a positive message," he said. "That was important to me."
In interpreting Tuesday's results, other Republican leaders have pointed the record low turnout, and at least one acknowledged that the Democrats had a good ground game, in part the product of the 2012 presidential campaign.
"It's clear to me what occurred," said Will Infantine, who was a candidate for alderman at large and is the former chair of the city Republican Committee. "I congratulate Obama for America for its get-out-the-vote program... They hit the phones at noon and got a tremendous amount of votes out."
Infantine noted that incumbent Alderman-At-Large Dan O'Neil, who did not do a great deal of campaigning, won 2,000 more votes than he did in 2011, while the vote count for the Republican at-large candidates held steady.
City elections are technically nonpartisan, but city parties play a large role in the races and each backs its own slate of candidates.
Despite the relatively close race for mayor, the balance of power on the boards of aldermen and school committee largely stayed the same. The only elected incumbent to lose his seat was Ward 10 Republican Alderman Phil Greazzo, who lost to Democrat Bill Barry. However, the Republicans appear to have gained a seat on the aldermanic board in Ward 12 with the narrow loss of Roger Beauchamp to Keith Hirschmann. Beauchamp plans to seek a recount.
On the school board, Republicans appear to have picked up two seats with the victories of Robyn Dunphy in Ward 6 and Ross Terrio in Ward 7. Democrat Amy Bradley, who ran unopposed, won the Ward 4 seat currently held by Roy Shoults, who did not seek reelection.
If there is agreement between the parties, it is that overall turnout was disappointing. Only 25 percent of registered voters cast ballots on Tuesday, a new low. While 800 more ballots were cast than in 2011, which had 28 percent turnout, there are nearly 10,000 more people on the voter rolls due to new registrations during the 2012 presidential election.
"It shows how little interest people really have in the municipal elections," said Mike Lopez, the former longtime alderman.
"I think a lot of people are just sick and tired of people bashing politicians. They don't want to get involved," Lopez said. "It is what it is. The people got elected who got elected, and they're going to make the decisions about what's best for the city."
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My inspiration for cooking can come from a variety of things. Sometimes I get inspired by having a dish from a restaurant that I've never had before and try to replicate it at home. Sometimes inspiration comes from recipes I may see on television. I mostly get inspired by the certain items I see in the grocery store or farmer's market.
Sometimes I fail at the outcome of what I'm making and sometimes I succeed. I just like to try new things and expand my horizons when it comes to testing new ingredients or cooking methods. James, my husband is a great guinea pig. He will generally eat whatever I make and is honest about how the food tastes. Unlike James, I myself am much more critical about how my food turns out.
Lasagna Pie
1 lb. Ground beef
4 Lasagna pasta sheets
16 oz. Cottage cheese
1 c. Shredded mozzarella
1/2 c. Grated parmesan/romano
1 Jar store bought spaghetti sauce
1/2 m. small onion diced
3 Cloves of garlic, minced
1 T. Italian seasoning
1 T. salt
1/2 T. black pepper
1 Portion of pie crust recipe
I used an 11.5" pie pan for this recipe. If you have a smaller pie pan, you may want to use 1/4 of the ingredients listed for a normal 9" pie pan.
Make pie crust and refrigerate while creating the pie filling.
Preheat oven to 350*.
Bring about 4 quarts of water to a boil for the pasta. Break lasagna sheet into about 2" pieces and par boil the pasta. It will continue to cook the rest of the way in the oven with the sauce and meat.
In a large fry pan, heat to medium-high heat and add ground beef. Add salt and pepper and italian seasoning and continue to cook until half the pink is gone. Drain meat and return to pan and lower heat to medium and add onions and garlic. Continue to cook for until meat is fully cooked.
Add pasta noodles and sauce and mix until well combined. Add 1/4 cup of parmesan/romano cheese and cottage cheese. Mix until well combined. Taste and add more salt if necessary.
Roll out pie crust and transfer to pie pan. Take 1/4 cup of left over grated cheese and layer it across the bottom of the pie crust bottom. Add pie filling and top with shredded mozzarella cheese. Bake for 1 hour or until the pie crust is golden brown and the cheese is toasted.
Let cool for 30 minutes before serving so the pie can set.
Plate and enjoy.
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BP Holdings – Mainland China – authorstream
Mainland China Over the last 30 years China has been through dramatic change. At BP we haven't just watched it happen, we've been part of it
What we do
Since we arrived in China in 1973, our development can be followed in three stages. In the beginning, our growth came from chemicals licensing and marketing. During the 1980s this shifted into onshore and offshore exploration. By mid 1990s, we found ourselves in large-scale equity investment and manufacturing. To date we're one of the largest foreign energy investors in the country with nearly $5 billion of cumulative commercial investment. BP China's work here is varied and wide. Its business activities include offshore gas production, chemical joint ventures, aviation fuel supply, LPG marketing, oil product and lubricant retailing and the sales of chemicals technologies. We were one of the first foreign companies in China to explore for oil and gas offshore. The Yacheng 13-1 gas field was one of China's largest offshore gas discoveries we made, and it's currently operated by our business partner CNOOC and supply Hong Kong and Hainan Province.
On land, we are also playing a big role in bringing liquefied natural gas (LNG) to consumers in Guangdong and Fujian provinces. Working with our Chinese partners, we are proud to be the only foreign partner in China's first LNG terminal in Shenzhen. We're also making a large-scale investment in chemicals joint ventures, which include the Shanghai Ethylene Cracker complex, Zhuhai PTA plant, Chongqing and Nanjing Acetic Acid plants. BP is a familiar brand to the Chinese consumer. It has a leading position in the retail market in which we work with PetroChina and Sinopec to build and operate over 800 dual-branded retail stations in Guangdong and Zhejiang Provinces. We're also the only foreign company participating in the aviation fuels market. BP's lubricants are marketed throughout China under the premium brand of Castrol.
We're working with our partners to develop sustainable energy solutions to support the Chinese economic development. The major project we're involved in is Clean Energy Facing the Future – a 10-year R&D initiative in partnership with Chinese Academy of Science. On Feb 18, 2009, BP and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) announced the establishment of the Clean Energy Commercialization Centre (CECC) joint venture in Shanghai with the aim to push forward the commercialization of clean energy, especially clean coal technologies in China. We have also created BP- Tsinghua Clean Energy Research and Education Centre as well as BP-Sun Yat-Sen Universtiy Centre for LNG Education, Training and Research .


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In which we try to make sense of "Return to Nukem High: Volume 1"...
The wait is over my friends, Troma's "Return to Nuke Em High" will finally hit DVD and Blu-Ray on March 18th. Lloyd Kaufman takes to the director chair again for this sequel to the beloved 1986 classic "Class of Nuke 'Em High". The disc will be chock full of commentary tracks, behind the scene features and all kinds of other magic. You like magic don't you? What kind of jackass doesn't like movie magic?
The other day I was clicking around the old boob tube and stumbled upon something called "Lizzie Borden Took An Ax" which turned out to be a new film staring Christina Ricci as the infamous parent killing ax wielding nut bag. I immediately though "Hey is this Lifetime? Wow I'm not going to watch this! Hey let's not watch that." Then I moved on. Now I read that the flick is being released on DVD this coming April 8th. So just in case you don't have Lifetime but still want to enjoy a movie that was made for Lifetime... ya know this might be important news.
Who doesn't want to see Jennifer Lopez lose her mind and go on a killing spree? No one I want to be friends with that's who! The film is called "Lila And Eve" and it's just been picked up by A+E Networks for an early 2015 release. The project also stars Viola Davis who along with Lopez goes on a killing spree of the local bad guys after their children are murdered. So ya know... I guess it's not that sexy of a movie after all.
Content Films have picked up "The Heist", a new film about a group of robbers who plan to hit a bank that just so happens to be built on top of another bank that just so happens to be haunted by a group of robbers who tried to rob the original bank. Confused? It just so happens to be a slow day and this just so happens to be the best I have right now. I swear I'll stop writing the news again.
The most normal thing in this trailer is Ron Jeremy dressed like Jesus smoking a bong. It's almost the most "safe for work" thing about it too, consider yourself warned.
Things are about to get... awkward...
Abigail Breslin, who stole our hearts in "Little Miss Sunshine" has officially been confirmed to be taking the lead in Vincenzo Natali's new flick "Haunter". The story revolves around a girl who dies tragically in the late 80's and reaches out from beyond the grave to help a family avoid the same fate. If she tripped over a Rubik's Cube or something and fell down the stairs, I think the coast is clear on a repeat.
Here's a good one. "Sucker" is a new flick from the gentleman who played Wyatt in the "Weird Science" TV series. That's not even a joke. What's the film about you might ask? Why, just your average run of the mill man-turning-into-a-giant-mosquito that's all. Is it kind of a rip off of "The Fly"? Maybe. But it still sounds pretty cool and Lloyd Kaufman is in the cast. I don't know what else you people want.
I'm not trying to be the guy who doesn't like the movie that everyone likes here but I did not care for "Avatar". There, I said it. In all fairness I didn't see it in the theaters so maybe that's it. I kind of wanted the army guys to win. Those blue people were annoying. So I'm not that devastated by the news that "Avatar 2" will most likely not hit it's December 2014 release date. I also don't really like "Day Of the Dead". God, it feels good to get all this out there.
In a recent interview the burned one himself Robert Englund waxed poetic (I don't think I'm useing that right)... (that's what she said) about the "Nightmare on Elm Street" prequel that never came to be. Apparently there was even a script floating around about the events that led up to Freddy coming to be the nightmare stalker but the fat cats in Hollywood never got it off the ground. Stupid fat cats and their fat cat love of fat cat food. That makes no sense, I know.
Lloyd Kaufman pontificates on the message of "Occupy Wallstreet" and offers up some advice on how they can evolve and survive. Hollywood's been trying to destroy this guy for 40 years, he just might know a little on the subject...
I will make three predictions about this game. 1: Lloyd Kaufman makes a cameo. 2: A poop geyser will somehow be involved. 3: I will play it.
Troma, mommy issues, and the latest internet prank sweeping the nation...
Greetings and Salutations, random people of the internet! Your BGH Connoisseur of Crap is here to bring you another gem of movie land, guaranteed to satisfy, offend and make others question your sanity!
I'm just going to lay it out here: I hate the Scream series. Sure, the first one was good, but in true Hollywood tradition, we need to milk every god damn ounce of potential profit until even a mention of the aforementioned movie produces a onslaught of bile in our throats.


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Has anyone else had one of Cabrinha lines failed while flying the first time in the air?


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Source: LI Herald
Plastic bag legislation could help Freeport waterfront
Posted: September 30, 2016
Originally Published: September 29, 2016
Freeport is known as the "fishing capital of the world;" its shoreline is filled with canals that lead to salt marshes and the Middle Bay and then to the Atlantic Ocean. This watery paradise is filled with an abundance of wildlife that draws visitors and locals alike. Residents take pride in their coastal lifestyle, and tourists flock to the Nautical Mile every summer to enjoy local seafood and marine activities.
But below the surface of these waters lies a silent killer of native wildlife and a pollution problem. Each year thousands of plastic bags litter our waters. Plastic debris injures and kills fish, seabirds and marine mammals. According to Clean Water Action, marine plastic pollution has impacted at least 267 species worldwide, including 86 percent of all sea turtle species, 44 percent of all seabird species and 43 percent of all marine mammal species. The impacts include fatalities as a result of ingestion, starvation, suffocation, infection, drowning and entanglement. Plastic bags never biodegrade, but they do breakdown. As they do so, any toxic additives they contain — including flame retardants, antimicrobials and plasticizers — will be released into the environment. Many of these chemicals may disrupt the endocrine system — the hormones and glands that affect every organ and cell in the bodies of humans and animals, said Clean Water Action.
To address this problem Nassau County Legislator Laura Curran would like to see a ban on single-use plastic bags that are distributed at check-out in grocery stores, and has approached the village of Freeport about writing legislation that would "make them a leading example for other Long Island communities," Curran said. But Freeport's Village Attorney Howard Colton said that while the village has reviewed the material, "we believe this is an issue that should be addressed by the Nassau County legislature on a county-wide level," he said.
To date, no county in New York has banned the use of plastic bags, although the Suffolk County Legislature passed a bill on Sept. 9 that aims to significantly reduce single-use plastic and paper bag use. The BYOBag bill mandates that retailers charge a minimum fee of 5 cents on all plastic and paper bags at check-out counters in order to discourage single-use bag use. In addition to the fee, a companion education bill, which also passed on that day, will ensure that residents and businesses are prepared to switch to reusable bags when the fee goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2018, and will create a task force to evaluate the effectiveness of the fee in reducing single-use bag use.
Citizens Campaign for the Environment and the South Shore Audubon Society are both environmental organizations headquartered in Nassau County and support Curran and a ban on plastic bags in Freeport. CCE works with elected officials to advance environmental and public health programs, and the SSAS members work to educate locals on ways to maintain and protect the environment and its wildlife. Adrienne Esposito, executive director of CCE, and Betty Borowsky, president of the SSAS, both agree a ban would be an easy solution to reducing a considerable amount of pollution in Freeport.
Esposito and the CCE have worked with several other towns and lawmakers on Long Island to create similar legislation. Bans are successful in the coastal towns of Southampton and Easthampton, as well as the Village of Patchogue in Suffolk County, with no consumer backlash. As for Nassau County, Curran mentioned the City of Long Beach is looking into a ban as well.
"Whoever thought that a plastic bag would be deadly?" said Rob Weltner, president of Operation S.P.L.A.S.H.
Operation S.P.L.A.S.H. — Stop Polluting, Littering, and Save Harbors — is a non-profit organization based in Freeport that patrols the South Shore of Long Island, cleaning up trash from the coast and protecting the fragile ecosystem of the bays. Weltner said that last year alone, Operation S.P.L.A.S.H. collected 10,523 plastic bags from the South Shore of Nassau County.
Weltner explained that he has seen the devastating effects of plastic bag pollution on wildlife firsthand. Dolphins, whales, turtles, birds and other animals mistake the bags for food, essentially ingesting poison or suffocating to death. Birds, such as the formerly endangered osprey, have been documented using plastic bags as part of their nests. This proves dangerous for the chicks that can easily get tangled or die from eating pieces of the bags.
Plastic is also non-biodegradable. Dr. J Bret Bennington, professor of Geology, Environment and Sustainability at Hofstra University, explained how single-use plastic bags break down into microplastics, "and those tiny plastic particles get consumed by plankton and then they bio-accumulate up the food chain." This means by nature of the food chain, humans are potentially ingesting plastic. Last year, President Obama signed a bipartisan bill banning the use of microbeads, another form of microplastics. It was discovered that microbeads were also being consumed by marine life, and according to a 2015 study published by Environmental Science and Technology, around 8 trillion microbeads were entering U.S. aquatic habitats daily.
As one of the larger waterfront communities in Nassau County, Freeport is especially sensitive to the amount of pollution that accumulates in its waterways and bays, explained Weltner.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, each person in the U.S. uses about 330 plastic bags annually. Based on this statistic and the 2010 U.S. census, about 14 million plastic bags are used in Freeport every year. This adds up to a total of about 85.7 tons of single-use plastic bags used in Freeport each year.
Plastic also has an extremely low recycling rate; in 2013 the EPA estimated only 9 percent of all plastics were recycled. Plastic bags are not recyclable at the local sanitation department in the Town of Hempstead and have to be deposited in recycling bins at local grocery stores. When plastic bags get into the town's recycling stream they clog up the equipment, which costs taxpayers money to clear them out. Additionally, plastic bags get drawn into sewage treatment plants and storm water runoff pipes, which causes local flooding and contamination of the groundwater.
Freeport resident Katelyn Simone, who lives on the waterfront, has seen the plastic pollution first hand. "There is a decent amount of litter in the canal, mostly plastic bottles and bags," Simone said. "Litter becomes even more of an issue when the tide comes up and other people's garbage ends up on our lawns. But no one is going to be happy about buying reusable bags," Simone said about a potential ban.
It has been estimated that both locals and retail stores would actually be saving money with a plastic bag ban, Esposito said. Retail stores would not have to spend money purchasing single-use plastic bags at about 2 cents per bag, and residents would save tax dollars by not having to clean out recycling centers or sewage systems.
Weltner said that retailers "make it sound like the whole economy is going to crumble," when lawmakers consider these kinds of bans. But he knows that most people understand the impacts to the water, and "can come up with other ways to clean up their dog's waste," he said. Esposito agreed. "A ban would be great for Freeport … the home values and the entire economic engine of the area is attributable to the bays, so all the residents, villages and businesses should work together to protect them," Esposito said.
"We all know they are harmful, and we're not asking Freeport to be the first ones to do this," Esposito continued, "we just don't want them to be the last."


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The season comes to a close and below are the final 2013 1st round draft pick rankings, 1 through 32, for the season. The highest graded player for week 17 was Dee Milliner, who notched two interceptions to end his season with a bang. He was the highest graded player in week 16, too, so he really dug himself out of the cellar. Milliner is like of few of his 1st round classmates in that he started very slow and really came on strong as the season progressed. Others started fast and faded down the stretch, and the guys in the top 8 or so stayed steadily good throughout the season. Week 17 hero Cordarrelle Patterson is another guy who started slow and progressively got better, as he graded second best in this final week. Some of these players will move on to the playoffs whereas others will shut it down for the offseason starting now. This list has no bearing on how these guys will grow in future seasons, but I think this below shows how they did in 2013 to give you a sense of who hit and who missed.
1. Sheldon Richardson, DE for the Jets, originally drafted 13th: A very quiet game defensively but he did rush for his second touchdown of the season on a goal line carry. Leave it to Rex Ryan to try crazy stuff. There's no question the Jets drafted a franchise cornerstone, though. Richardson won this exercise by a country mile and was clearly the best 1st round pick in year one. At 13th overall the value was tremendous.
2. Alec Ogletree, LB of Rams, originally drafted 30th: He was penalized twice this week, which sullied an otherwise solid performance yet again. He had 8 tackles which gives him a whooping 117 on the season, good enough for best on the team. He also had a tackle for a loss and a defended pass. He runs like the wind, he's a great tackler and has a nose for the football. No doubt the Rams hit a home run with him. Hard to believe he went 30th, what a steal.
3. Eric Reid, S of 49ers, originally drafted 18th: He jumps up two spots to end the year at 3. He had a very busy week as the Cardinals threw for 400 yards, but he held up on the back end. He had 10 tackles and a defended pass. The 49ers have to feel excellent about Dashon Goldson's replacement as I believe they got a better player. He will only get better. Another high value pick.
4. Desmond Trufant, CB of Falcons, originally drafted 22nd: He had another great week and ends the year very deservingly in the top 5. The Falcons drafted him to replace Dunta Robinson and they definitely got a better player, too. As bad as the Falcons were this year, Trufant is a core player now they can build around. This week he had 5 tackles, a fumble recovery and a dropped interception. At 22 he was clearly a home run pick.
5. Star Lotulelei, DT of Panthers, originally drafted 14th: He ends the year in the top 5 and he's a key part of the Panthers' interior as they head into the playoffs. As much of a monster as he is against the run, he also got a sack this week proving he's not a one trick pony. He had 2 tackles. I originally graded him as the top rookie in the draft going into the exercise, so I was floored he ever dropped that low. Clearly his red flag physical (heart issue) was a non factor.
6. Cordarrelle Patterson, WR of Vikings, originally drafted 29th: As low as he was through the first half of the season, it's truly a shock to see him finish the season up this high. But he's come on as strong as anyone. By the end of the season he's had a lot of Vikings fans saying "Percy Harvin who?" The Vikings won their finale 14-13, thanks to two Patterson touchdowns. He had a 50 yard run and a game winning reception. He had 2 catches for 31 yards and 2 runs for 54. He doesn't need many touches to make a huge impact and the Vikings have a terrific playmaker for years to come. At 29 the Vikings got a difference maker.
7. Kenny Vaccaro, S of Saints, originally drafted 15th: He dropped for 4 to 7 because he sat out week 17 as he's out for the season with a broken ankle. The injury is too bad because he's such a huge part of what the Saints do defensively. He played a significant hand in changing that defense from the worst in NFL history to #4 in the NFL in just one year. The Saints could really have used him in the playoffs. But he'll be back next year and there is no question the Saints made the right pick at 15.
8. Travis Frederick, C of Cowboys, originally drafted 31st: He struggled in pass protection this week but benefited from the quick release of Kyle Orton. You can always get centers later in the draft and Frederick is proof based on this solid season that sometimes you're better off taking a top center prospect over a second or third tier tackle.
9. Ziggy Ansah, DE/LB of the Lions, originally drafted 5th: He ends the year at 9 despite a quiet week 17 amidst the Lions' implosion. He was very hit or miss this year, but his 8 sack total is a clear indication he can get after the passer.
10. Barkevious Mingo, LB of Browns, originally drafted 6th: He finishes in the top 10, up a spot, despite a really inconsistent season with flashes of serious pass rushing potential. But since pass rushing is his real strength, he'll need to get more than 5 sacks next year if he wants to see the field more.
11. Lane Johnson, T of the Eagles, originally drafted 4th: Up two spots to end the season. He gave a neutral performance and gave up some hurries to the Cowboys, but played pretty well. His job got a lot easier this season when Michael Vick went to the bench.
12. DeAndre Hopkins, WR of Texans, originally drafted 27th: He had 4 catches for 35 yards. He started fast and really faded, kind of like the Texans. He and his team have nowhere to go but up. He finished with 52 catches for an impressive 802 yards, but just 2 touchdowns on the season.
13. Tyler Eifert, TE of Bengals, originally drafted 21st: Like Vaccaro he drops three spots in the rankings by not playing in week 17. That seems harsh but the grading points were that close in the upper teens. Eifert will really have to work on his blocking to become a full time solid starter, but he showed tons of promise in the passing game with his 39 catch 445 yard and 2 touchdown season.
14. Matt Elam, S of Ravens, originally drafted 32nd: He had 10 tackles, including one for a loss, but was beat over the top in coverage this week. Overall he seems like a pretty good and improving safety. He's no Ed Reed, though, that's for sure.
15. Kyle Long, G of Bears, originally drafted 20th: a very up and down first season for Long that saw its share of struggles, but he goes out on a high note. The Bears' o-line was equally dominant in pass protection and the run game against the Packers, and Kyle Long was a huge part of that, particularly in creating running lanes for Matt Forte.
16. Justin Pugh, G/T of the Giants, originally drafted 19th: He ends the year up three spots in the rankings thanks to a terrific showing against the Redskins where he just mauled anyone that came his way. He played by far his best game of the season and saved the best for last. The bottom line is Eli Manning got hit way too much this season and the Giants' o-line was in shambles all year. Pugh struggled in many games. But he does seem to be coming around.
17. D. J. Fluker, T of Chargers, originally drafted 11th: He's up 5 spots to end the year. He was a beast all game long against the Chiefs, but you have to wonder how hard they were trying given the fact that they were playing for nothing. This has been par for the course with Fluker this year… fantastic one minute and atrocious the next. If he brings his 'A' game for the playoffs, though, the Chargers could surprise some people. I wonder if the Chargers reached for him a bit at 11.
18. Sharrif Floyd, DT of Vikings, originally drafted 23rd: He's up two spots to end the year. He had 2 tackles, 1 for a loss, and has proven to be a bit of a one trick pony as a run defender.
19. Xavier Rhodes, CB of the Vikings, originally drafted 25th: He's down four spots due to injury as he ended up missing the final three games due to injury. Health is clearly the key for Rhodes going forward as he was exceptionally good when he was on the field this year. 19th feels very low for him, as he's clearly a top 10 performer this year when he's been in, but the bottom line is potential means little if you can't get on the field.
20. Chance Warmack, G of the Titans, originally drafted 10th: He drops two spots and overall I think he has not really justified the 10th overall pick. He's had some good games and some poor ones, but he started all season and held his own. Year two will be big for him. This week he did a poor job run blocking in particular.
21. Tavon Austin, WR of Rams, originally drafted 8th: Like Rhodes he's been out for a while with an ankle injury and he finishes at 21 (down 4 spots). He showed flashes of explosive play making ability but was way too inconsistent, even when he was on the field, this season.
22. Dion Jordan, DE of Dolphins, originally drafted 3rd: He had another very quiet 2 tackle game where he made no impact rushing the passer. With just 2 sacks for the year I think it's clear the Dolphins reached for him. He's not making the impact getting sacks at all as they had hoped to team him with Cameron Wake to give them a deadly tandem. I'm not ready to call him a bust yet, it's just year one, but his rookie season performance has to be very concerning.
23. Dee Milliner, CB of Jets, CB of Jets, originally drafted 8th: For the second straight week he's the highest ranked 1st round pick. For him to end at 23 is shocking considering how horrible he was earlier this year. He was literally the worst first round pick. He was benched twice for terrible play and I admit I was quick to write him off as hopeless. Out of nowhere the light has come on, though. This week he had 4 tackles, 5 defended passes and 2 interceptions of Tannehill. Maybe the Jets do have a starter quality cover guy for years to come in Milliner after all.
24. Jarvis Jones, LB of the Steelers, originally drafted 17th: At least he ended the year by having his best game, getting really involved in the flow. He had 9 tackles including one for a loss and a defended pass. We haven't see that kind of activity from him all season. As a "pass rushing specialist", though, finishing the season with just 1 sack has to be a major disappointment, though.
25. Eric Fisher, T of Chiefs, originally drafted 1st: He played limited snaps in a meaningless game. He's the weak link on the Chiefs' offense and has never come close to justifying the top overall selection.
26. Datone Jones, DE of Packers, originally drafted 26th: With the season on the line he saw 5 snaps on defense, despite some injuries faced by the team this year on defense. That should tell you how much the Packers value his contribution on the field right now.
27. Sylvester Williams, DT of Broncos, originally drafted: It'll be interesting to see how much the Broncos use him in the playoffs, because he's actually been decent the last few weeks after spending most for the season as a "redshirt" of sorts. He had 2 tackles this week and was good against the run. He's improved late this season which should hopefully bode well for next year.
28. Bjoern Werner, DE/LB of Colts, originally drafted 24th: He had a defended pass, played just 12 snaps and did very little. This could have been his write up for almost any week this season except for when he was injured and didn't play.
29. E. J. Manuel, QB of Bills, originally drafted 16th: He ended the year by not playing, and it'll be interesting to see what the Bills will do with him next year. When he was in he had some ok games and some disaster ones, but do the Bills honestly believe a guy that played average at best and couldn't stay healthy is their quarterback of the future?
30. D. J. Hayden, CB of the Raiders, originally drafted 12th: He's been on IR for a while. This is not the first time the Raiders would have completely blown their 1st round selection. Poor talent evaluation is an expectation with them at this point.
31. Luke Joeckel, T of the Jaguars, originally drafted 2nd: When he played he wasn't too impressive but he spent over half the season on IR.
32. Jonathan Cooper, T of Cardinals, originally drafted 7th: Hasn't played all season due to an injury.


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SOURCE: Solve Media
March 06, 2012 08:30 ET
Toyota Insures New RAV4 Campaign Against Ad Skipping With Innovative Pre-Roll Technology; Launch Partners Include AOL, Expedia, General Motors, InterContinental Hotels Group, Internet Brands, Meredith & VerticalScope
Toyota Insures New RAV4 Campaign Against Ad Skipping With Innovative Pre-Roll Technology; Launch Partners Include AOL, Expedia, General Motors, InterContinental Hotels Group, Internet Brands, Meredith & VerticalScope
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Mar 6, 2012) - Solve Media today announced the launch of Pre-Roll Insurance, an expansion of its performance-based brand advertising platform, to protect advertisers against the growing threat of skipped pre-roll ads. The innovative technology gives consumers control over their online video advertising experience while guaranteeing that advertisers engage consumers in a way that is proven to produce awareness and drive purchase intent. Toyota is among the first brands to leverage the new technology for their latest RAV4 campaign, launching today.
Similar to Solve Media's CATPCHA-based Type-In advertising, Pre-Roll Insurance prompts consumers to enter a brand's tag line or message in order to skip an ad. Once the brand message is entered into the text box, the consumer moves swiftly to the requested video content without having to watch the full length pre-roll. This cognitive approach guarantees brand lift and safeguards against consumers skipping ads and wasting advertising dollars in order to maximize the effectiveness of media buys for agencies.
For Toyota, the ability to reach consumers at scale to create a brand memory without disrupting their behavior is a huge opportunity. "Solve Media helps us make the most of our advertising buys," said Dionne Colvin, national marketing media manager at Toyota. "We are constantly looking for innovative products that deliver on engagement and have found that this pre-roll offering ensures consumers are truly interacting with our brand and remembering our messages."
Audiences often think of pre-roll advertising as a disruptive barrier in front of online video content. YouTube, the largest online video publisher, began allowing consumers to skip pre-roll ads last year. Since then, YouTube has seen skip rates of 70% on average and as high as 80%. Many publishers are starting to follow suit by providing consumers with choice. Solve Media is staying ahead of the trend by releasing Pre-Roll Insurance so publishers can deliver a comparable consumer experience without hurting their economics.
In research conducted by Solve Media with comScore, skipping was not the only issue associated with the pre-roll format. At an alarming rate, consumers report to tuning out or multitasking during pre-roll video ads: 52.6 percent of responding consumers admitted to zoning out during pre-roll ads and 47.4 percent claimed to open a new browser (or tab) to do something else entirely.
The financial impact of these wasted opportunities is huge for advertisers. Solve Media estimates that as much as $33 per second is wasted on skipped or ignored video advertising in the US alone. Solve Media's pre-roll technology allows consumers to engage with the brand's message through the Type-In. Skipped or not, the brand receives value from the impression and engenders goodwill.
Publishers understand the intersection of good user experience and advertising effectiveness. "At Internet Brands our online video assets are some of most valuable content," said Alvin Fong, vice president of business operations and general manager at Internet Brands. "Solve Media's pre-roll technology guarantees an attentive audience for our advertisers and promotes a better user experience for consumers on our sites."
"Solve Media has taken an innovative and differentiated approach to online video advertising that helps advertisers drive and measure consumer engagement while helping consumers get to their content faster," said Robert Coolbrith, senior research analyst at ThinkEquity. "Much of the recent innovation in display and online video advertising has focused on targeting and personalization tactics best suited to pure performance marketers. We believe Solve's approach responds to a vital market need -- providing a solution that addresses brand advertiser goals while leveraging the inherent measurability of the online channel."
"We built this pre-roll insurance technology because our research shows that two out of three people attempt to skip a pre-roll ad when given a choice, which is a huge loss for brands and publishers alike," said Solve Media CEO Ari Jacoby. "Solve Media is focused on eliminating risk in online brand advertising. This new technology provides certainty to our agency, advertiser and publisher partners about awareness, recall and purchase intent in the video environment."
Solve Media was founded by veteran entrepreneurs and technologists focused on innovative Internet advertising solutions. The Company's proprietary online advertising platform, the TYPE-IN™, was designed to create new and highly effective opportunities for brands to advertise online. With the platform, Solve Media guarantees brand message delivery, brand lift and return on investment for advertisers. Additionally, the platform creates new revenue opportunities for publishers and saves time for consumers. Backed by First Round Capital, New Atlantic Ventures, AOL Ventures, Bullpen Capital and prominent angel investors, Solve Media is based in New York City and Philadelphia. http://www.solvemedia.com
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NEW YORK -- Delta Air Lines says Superstorm Sandy cut its revenue by $45 million last month as it was forced to cancel more than 3,500 flights.
The Atlanta company, the world's second-largest airline after United, said its October profit was reduced by about $20 million.
Delta Air Lines Inc. said that it was operating a near-full schedule at New York's JFK and Newark Liberty in New Jersey. But on Thursday it ran at only 80 percent at LaGuardia, which sustained the heaviest flooding and damage. It expects to run a full LaGuardia schedule Friday.
Superstorm Sandy hit the New York area Monday night. As of Thursday, airlines had canceled more than 20,000 flights because of the storm.
Delta expects the storm will have less of an impact on its operations this month.


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Hundreds of hard-working farmers have taken the rare day off to participate in New York Farm Bureau's annual lobby day Tuesday at the Capitol in Albany advocating for support of policies they say will benefit all of New York's farms. From capping agricultural land assessments at 2 percent, to raising the threshold for the estate tax to match the federal $5 million mark for agriculture, NYFB says these farm-friendly bills will help keep the land in farming for the next generation.
Agriculture generates more than 200,000 jobs on the farm and off in New York state. Studies have shown if there are healthy farms, there is a healthy economy. NYFB said that, in these days of high costs of farm production and the high land tax burden in New York, it is imperative state lawmakers pass legislation that supports local family farms.
"Our advocacy agenda is at the root of what we do at New York Farm Bureau. Our farmer members from every region of the state adopted the policies we are promoting here today in the halls of the State Capitol, and we take great pride on being a strong voice for all of agriculture," said Dean Norton, NYFB president.
New York Farm Bureau is working with both sides of the aisle to advance its cause and has friends in the chairs of both agriculture committees in Sen. Patty Ritchie and Assemblyman Bill Magee. In partnership with them and Gov. Cuomo, NYFB said it's confident New York will do what is right for its farmers and the people who depend on having healthy, local food to feed their families.
Additional priorities include the establishment of tax-deferred farm savings accounts to use as a risk management tool to combat severe weather impacts or extreme price downturns. Farmers will also be opposing a hike in the minimum wage, as well as advocating for a new training wage for workers 18 and younger who hold seasonal employment during the summer months. Plus, they are supporting a state tax credit for donations of locally grown food by farmers to food banks. New York farmers last year donated more than 8 million pounds of food to New York food banks.


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This is a beautiful data visualization tool of "relatedness" (Consanguinity) between yourself and an ancestor/descendant. Stanczyk loves good #STEM. Mr. Tierney modified his excellent chart to add, "What percentage of DNA do you share with your family members".
Kinship is characterized by the sharing of a common ancestor(s). Consanguinity is derived from its Latin root: consanguineous ∴ "of common blood".
Today, I wanted to use this excellent chart to talk about the three types of Genealogical DNA tests:
mtDNA / Y-DNA
This way a genealogist can determine for him/her-self what benefit each type of DNA testing offers. mtDNA is for tracing the matrilineal line (your mother/maternal side). Y-Chromosome is for tracing your patrilineal line (aka surname tracing) or your father's side. These two dnas are for tracing direct descent as these sex-based chromosomes are copied identically from one generation to the next, not half/half as the autosomal dna chromosome's dna. Correctly, said the mutations in mtDNA and Y-DNA are more infrequent than the non-sex based genome (i.e. autosome) and they are not mixed like the other 22 chromosome's dna. If you follow the blue arrows (in the diagram) up/down your family tree that is your linear descent; so you mtDNA to trace your mother's side and use YDNA to trace your father's side to your proverbial mitochondrial-Eve or your Y-Adam. You are testing for the blue boxes in our diagram.
So what is autosomal DNA?
The autosomal DNA are the dna from the other 22 non-sex chromosomes pairs. Autosomal DNA testing is a genealogical DNA test that uses either autosomal STRs or autosomal SNPs. (STR's are Short Tandem Repeats; SNPs are single-nucleotide polymorphisms.) However, testing companies do not currently offer autosomal STRs tests that use enough STR markers for genealogy. The preferred choice for both genealogy and ethnic population matching is microarray chips that use hundreds of thousands of autosomal SNPs.
Mathematically, speaking you need at least six generations back before you get enough certainty(99% certainty) to do matching to find distant cousins by using current Genealogical DNA testing. So if you do not have your 4x-great-grandparents' (all 64 of them) surnames then you are NOT guaranteed to be able to use current DNA tests to determine your relatedness to another genealogist (and his/her ancestors who must also have six generations in their tree too).
I am thinking we are still one or two generations (35-70 years) away from using this as a viable technique that will work with any two random genealogists — mathematically speaking. Obvious exceptions are Icelandiks or Amish or other relatively closed-genetic populations who may have greater success (or counter-intuitively lesser) with fewer generations. Its all in the DNA and in the quality of the testing to catch the diversity in your genome.
You will notice that the fine chart we have been using, including the one with the red-lines (my lines) that indicate autosomal DNA testing candidates, does NOT show enough generations. It would need to be extended one more generation. So we need the surnames of 64 people with whom we only share 1.5675% of our DNA with. That is with direct descent. If we are matching to the autosome DNA (i.e. our Nth cousin, M-times removed) then we are matching to someone who we may only share 0.0243% blood with. That is 2/100th of 1 percent !
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Gold futures on Wednesday beat initial weakness to settle at a three-month high as the early price dips only enticed investors back to the metal.
Gold had spent most of the day in the red, as the optimism from the Greek deal faded after downbeat data from China and with investors taking profits given recent gains. Bargain-hunting ensued, however, in the last hour of trading, securing the milestone for the metal.
Gold for April delivery GCJ2 advanced $12.80, or 0.7%, at $1,771.30 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest settlement for gold since mid-November.
The metal, which settled 1.9% higher on Tuesday, spent most of the session in the red.
The decline in prices enticed back some investors, said Jim Steel, an analyst with HSBC in New York.
Helping gold higher were steep gains for platinum and palladium, he said. The gains came mostly on the back of a ongoing strike in South Africa, a top exporter of platinum.
Greece remained in the headlines after Fitch Ratings cut Greece's sovereign-credit rating to C from CCC, and said that the planned bond swap for private debt holders will amount to a restricted default.
The dollar pushed higher, contributing to the fall of gold and other commodities, but moderated its gains. The ICE dollar index DXY, +0.36% which measures the greenback's performance against a basket of six rival currencies, rose to 79.207 from 79.023 late Tuesday. See story on dollar gains.
The dollar USDJPY, +0.20% topped the key ¥80 level against the Japanese yen, also as economic data from China disappointed. The preliminary result of a survey by HSBC showed Chinese factory activity at a four-month high in February, but at a level that indicated modest contraction. Read more on China's data.
News on Tuesday that Beijing had cut reserve requirements for lenders had helped gold and other metals rise. The move was an effort to boost lending and increase liquidity in China, a large consumer of raw materials.
Copper and silver kept their losses, with platinum and palladium ending higher.
Copper for March delivery HGH2, +0.00% fell less than 1 cent to settle at $3.83 a pound.
March silver futures SIH2 shed 18 cents, paring losses, to end at $34.25 an ounce.
Platinum for April delivery PLJ2, +2.94% rose $35.90, or 2.1%, to $1,720.80 an ounce. March palladium PAH2 gained $7, or 1%, to $717.75 an ounce.
That was the highest close for platinum and the first above $1,700 an ounce since late September. For palladium, it was also its best settlement in five months.
A strike at the world's largest platinum mine, Rustenburg in South Africa, has been under way for four weeks and that has provided support for the metal, analysts at Commerzbank wrote in a note.
"Because the unions are also in dispute among themselves, the strike looks set to continue for the time being, which should lend further support to the platinum price," they said.
Sister metal palladium "is likely to be pulled upwards in platinum's slipstream" plus benefit from its own supply concerns, as Russian officials have been quoted as saying Russia will no longer be selling any significant quantities of its state palladium reserves.
"Until recently, around 1 million ounces of these reserves were sold each year, thus constituting a considerable proportion of total supply over the course of many years," the Commerzbank analysts wrote.
Russia is the No. 1 producer of palladium, but exports have declined in recent years.
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Manchester teen faces new robbery charge
June 24. 2013 10:25PM
MANCHESTER — A city teen, facing a July 17 probable cause hearing in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, on a May 29 armed robbery charge, was arraigned Monday in Circuit Court on a new robbery charge.
Ryan Brooks, 18, of 43 Lincoln St., is accused of telling a teen in the area of Lincoln and Clay streets to empty his pockets, but the teen refused. The teen victim told police that Brooks then hit him in the face, threatened to kill him and took his cellphone and iPod Touch.
Police said the victim identified Brooks as the robber, but Brooks did not have the stolen items in his possession and was released.
But a short time later, police said, Brooks was spotted running from the area and when he was stopped again, he was found in possession of the stolen items.
Because Brooks was out on bail at the time, police prosecutors filed a motion to revoke Brooks' bail and a hearing on the motion was set for Tuesday morning.
A probable cause hearing on the new charge was set for July 8.
Charged with stalking
George Riley, 33, of 34 Juniper Road, Bedford, pleaded innocent Monday in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, to two charges each of violation of a protective order and stalking. Riley is accused of calling a woman at her Amory Street address May 5 and May 8 from prison despite a protective order barring contact by any means.
Trial on the new charges was set for July 29. Because Riley was subject to bail conditions pending sentencing July 10 on an earlier charge, police prosecutors filed a motion to revoke Riley's bail, and he was ordered held pending a hearing Tuesday morning in Circuit Court.
Can't stay away from court
Erizachart Mejias Navarro, 17, of 73 Maple St., was already scheduled for trial Aug. 14 in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, on a simple assault charge, so Judge William Lyons Monday set trial on new charges, stemming from a weekend incident at the skate park on Maple Street, for the same day.
Mejias Navarro is one of four teens charged in connection with the incident Saturday afternoon; the others are juveniles. Mejias Navarro was charged with misdemeanor riot for allegedly ignoring police efforts to defuse the situation, with police saying he attempted to continue to fight.
He was also charged with resisting arrest for allegedly trying to push past another officer to engage the others and with simple assault for kicking an officer in the buttocks during the struggle.
Police said a fourth teen, a 14-year-old, was charged with criminal mischief after he sped toward an officer on his bike, abandoning the bike and propelling it into the side of a cruiser, damaging the cruiser.
Because Mejias was out on bail on the earlier charge, police prosecutors filed a motion to revoke his bail, and a hearing was scheduled Tuesday morning.
Trial on the new charges was set for Aug. 14, the same day as the assault trial.
Says he never left his porch
A city man accused of second-degree assault, simple assault and resisting arrest was arraigned Monday in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division.
Giacomo Gagnon, 32, of 160 Eddy Road, is accused of squeezing a woman's neck until she had difficulty breathing, also leaving bruises. The assault charges allege he punched her in the face and that as a result of being punched, the back of the woman's head hit the ground.
A charge of resisting arrest alleges that when police arrived at Gagnon's residence, saying they were there to arrest him, he retreated into his residence.
Gagnon is free on $3,000 cash/surety bail, which includes conditions barring contact with the alleged victim and barring him from her Manchester Street residence. In court Monday, he protested the charges, saying to Judge William Lyons, "I never left my porch ... She came to my house."
No plea can be entered to a felony in Circuit Court, so a probable cause hearing was set for July 24. Trial on the misdemeanors was set for Sept. 4.
No reason for being there
Junior Plaisir, 26, of 743 Douglas St., pleaded innocent Monday in Circuit Court to a misdemeanor charge of possession of a prescription drug without a prescription and to a violation of loitering/prowling. Trial was set for July 24, and bail was set at $3,000 cash/surety.
A police officer responded to a 5 a.m. call Sunday on Maybrook Avenue from someone reporting a man entered a neighbor's car and the vehicle had been ransacked.
The officer began to check the neighborhood and found a ransacked vehicle at a Mast Road address, although the vehicle owner was able to determine nothing was missing.
Another officer found a man at Mast Road and Bernard Street who matched the description given by the Maybrook Avenue caller. Police said the man, who gave a false name, was arrested for prowling. During the booking process, he was identified as Plaisir, who had several active warrants.
Police said Plaisir had a bag containing 21 Lidoderm Lidocaine packets for which he had no prescription, prompting the drug charge.
Police said the bag also contained cellphones, credit cards and an iPod Touch. Those items were seized by police until their ownership can be verified.


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I have seen many pages written for the modem and its installation but they mainly cover the ISA modems.
This is for the PCI Modem. Now if you are looking here because have a Win-modem I'm sorry, But i cant
help you.
Because todays machines are using pci boards and ISA is a thing of the past, I have written this
in hopes of helping a few souls out thier that need it. I know tht Highspeed access is the rage, and many
think that OMG your still on a Dialup, get High Speed Access (HSA). Well this is not an option for many so
the tried and true moden is the only way.
Most other tutorials will tell you that PCI wont work. Wrong! There are several True modems out
there that do. The Action-Tec Call Waiting Modem and the US Robotics 56k PCI Modem are 2 that I have
used personaly that work just great. With that said, the following instructions are based on those 2 modems.
The best thing to do is to read the box tha the modem comes in to make sure that its NOT a Modem-Emulator
or the so called Win-modem. On to the Nitty Gritty.
It is assumed that you have already installed the hardware as this paper is not intended as to tell you how to
do that. It is also assumed that you Kernel has serial support, and PPPD as well as a communication program
such as Mini-com
Log onto linux and start a terminal session and SU as root
The modem is going to be configured based on the following files that are assumed to be on the system
dev/ttySx or dev/cuax
If by chance they are not there you can add them by this command:
cd dev
./MAKEDEV ttySx (x=port number) ie: ./makedev ttsS4
on open Linux there is no make DEV so the command is:
mknod /dev/ttyS4 c 4 68
mknod/dev/tcua4 c 5 60
(note that in kernels 2.2.x and later the cuax have been depricated)
Next step is to create a few symbolic links
ln -s /dev/ttyS4 /dev/modem (this creates a symbolic link from the dev ttyS4 to dev modem)
chmod 666 /dev/ttyS4
chmod 666 /dev/modem
Now lets determine what communications por the modem is on
cat /proc/pci
Look at the output and find the modem
you might see something like this:
Bus 1, device 8, function 0:
Serial controller: US Robotics/3Com 56K FaxModem Model 5610 (rev 1).
I/O at 0xecb8 [0xecbf].
Write down the first input/output (I/O) and the IRQ
now type in this command:
setserial /dev/modem uart 16550a port <your value> irq <your value>
now try it out in mini-com. If it worked add the above command to the following file two times. as such:
in the file /etc/rc.d at the last line
setserial /dev/modem uart 16550a port <your value> irq <your value>
setserial /dev/modem uart 16550a port <your value> irq <your value>
This will insure that the modem is set every time that you boot!
Now lets set up the PPP
Is assumed that you have an ISP and valid account
you will need:
User name (login) and password
the Dial up Telephone number
the IP address thats been assigned (this doesnt apply if your ISP uses a Dynamic IP as Most Do)
The Dynamic Name Server (DNS) addresses (you need at least one i order to translate from
URL names like www.antionlind to the IPV4 IPV6 URL )
PPP comes with some scripts that are alread made that just need to be edited and moved a bit.
you can find them on MOST systems at
/usr/share/doc/ppp-2.x.x (depending on you version of ppp)
type in the following editing to fit your system
cp /usr/share/doc/ppp-2.4.1/scripts/ppp-* /etc/ppp
now cd to the /etc/ppp dir and open up in a text editor the following file
make the changes in the username password telephone numbers and such
also at the bottom of the file change the line that reada /dev/ttyS0 to the tty that you system uses
change the value 38400 to 115200. Save and close
Open up the ppp-on-dialer in an editor
change the setting afer TIMEOUT from 30 to 60
Change the line that reads
exec chat -v to
exec /usr/sbin/chat -v
save and close
Open up /etc/ppp/options and make SURE that there is a line that says LOCK
This prevents other processes from accessing the modem while in use. Save and Close
Now lets set the permissions
Make sure that your in /etc/ppp as root
Set the permissions for the scripts as follows
chmod +x ppp-o*
Now the passowrd is stored Unencrypted (yeah, I know thats not the best way, but hey, it works) so we are
going to se the permissions on that file to 711 (read/write/execute for the owner and execute-only for everyone
chmod 711 ppp-on
chown root ppp-on
chgrp root ppp-on
now open up /etc/resolv.conf and add in the DNS address that was provided by your ISP
Lets make another Symbolic link for the scripts
ln -s /etc/ppp/ppp-off
ln -s /etc/ppp/ppp-off
Thing should be up and working
If you Use a GUI Like X-server and KDE or GNOME you can edit the dialup programs from the GUI
interface and in a few moments be surfing the net to you hearts delight.
Note in KDE KPPP doenst have an entry for DEV above ttyS3 so make sure that you use /dev/modem as we
have already set the link for it
Hoped this helped and happy surfing.


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July 15, 2013
I Made 15 Minute Berry Goat Cheese Tarts!
I'm a huge fan of all things cheesecake, so I wanted to try to come up with a dessert that tasted as good but didn't take all night to bake. Ta-da! I think I'm on to something with these simple berry goat cheese tarts. Read the rest of this entry »


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