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WEBSTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Residents of a suburban Rochester, N.Y., neighborhood gutted by a fire set by a man who gunned down four volunteer firefighters have been allowed to return to their homes.
Local media outlets report that authorities began letting homeowners return to their properties in Webster on Tuesday, a day after 62-year-old William Spengler shot four firefighters, killing two, after setting the pre-dawn blaze that destroyed seven homes along Lake Ontario and damaged two others.
Some of Spengler's neighbors described how they were awoken early Monday morning by gunfire nearby, followed by the arrival of police SWAT team members who used an armored vehicle to evacuate more than 30 residents.
Police say Spengler's body later was found near his home. Authorities say the ex-convict died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
WEBSTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Police say an ex-con who killed two firefighters in upstate New York had the same caliber and make military-style rifle used in the Connecticut school massacre.
Webster police also say 62-year-old William Spengler typed a note pledging to burn down his neighborhood and do what he liked doing best, "killing people."
Police Chief Gerald Pickering says Spengler, who served 17 years in prison for manslaughter in the 1980 hammer slaying of his grandmother, set his house afire before dawn Christmas Eve before taking a revolver, a shotgun and a 223-caliber semiautomatic Bushmaster rifle to a sniper position outside. The chief say "He was equipped to go to war, kill innocent people."
Authorities say Spengler sprayed bullets at the first responders, killing two firefighters and injuring two others who remain hospitalized in stable condition. He then killed himself as seven houses burned on a sliver of land along Lake Ontario.
Today, the death toll rose to three as police revealed that a charred body believed to be the killer's 67-year-old sister, Cheryl Spengler, was found in his fire-ravaged home.
WEBSTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Police In Webster, N.Y., say the man who lured firefighters to their deaths in a blaze of gunfire left a typewritten note saying he wanted to burn down the neighborhood and "do what I like doing best, killing people."
Webster Police Chief Gerald Pickering said Tuesday that the man's sister hasn't been found yet. He said 62-year-old ex-convict William Spengler armed himself with three weapons and set his house afire to lure first responders into a death trap.
Two firefighters were shot dead and two others are hospitalized. Spengler killed himself as seven houses burned around him Monday.
UPDATE: Authorities will look for more victims in homes that burned during attack on firefighters
WEBSTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Police don't yet know if there are other victims in the homes that burned near Rochester, N.Y. early today.
They say the fire was set by an ex-con in order to lure firefighters to his neighborhood -- and that when they arrived, he opened fire, killing two firefighters and wounding two others. He then took his own life.
Police say William Spengler had served more than 17 years in prison for beating his 92-year-old grandmother to death with a hammer in 1980, at the house next to where today's attack happened. He was paroled in 1998, and authorities say he had led a quiet life since then.
Seven homes ended up burning after Spengler set a car and a house on fire this morning. The gunman's sister, who lived with him, is unaccounted for.
The two wounded firefighters are in guarded condition at a hospital. Both are awake and alert and are expected to recover.
Authorities haven't yet determined what prompted the attack.
Chilling emergency audio from NY fire, shooting
WEBSTER, N.Y. (AP) -- Emergency radio communications capture someone saying he "could see the muzzle flash coming at me" as a New York state gunman ambushed firefighters responding to a blaze he had set to trap them.
The audio draws a chilling picture of the attack police say William Spengler carried out Monday morning in the Lake Ontario community of Webster.
The audio posted on the website RadioReference.com has someone reporting "firefighters are down" and saying "got to be rifle or shotgun."
WEBSTER, N.Y. (AP) -- The police chief in Webster, N.Y., says that four firefighters were shot while responding to a blaze in the town near Rochester and that two are dead.
Chief Gerald Pickering says "one or more shooters" fired at the firefighters Monday morning. Officials say they had arrived at the scene of the blaze near the Lake Ontario shore around 6 a.m.
Officials say a fire started in one home and spread to two others and a car. Officials say there is no active shooter at the scene.


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Join local musicians Roger and Diane Gadway at the Hood River Library on Friday, April 12, at 6:30 p.m. for "An Evening with Scott Joplin." The Gadways, who perform as the duo 'Gadzukes', will showcase Joplin's music along with a narrative history of his life and the time that gave rise to his compositions.
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New Zealand retail spending on debit, credit and charge cards rose more than expected last month, stoking optimism for a fourth-quarter rebound in fourth-quarter sales after a surprise decline in the third quarter.
Electronic card transactions rose 0.5 per cent, seasonally adjusted in November, following a 0.4 per cent increase in the previous month, according to Statistics New Zealand.
Actual sales rose 6.2 per cent in November from the same month last year. Sales beat a Reuters survey forecast 0.4 per cent monthly gain for a 4.6 per cent gain in the year.
The biggest increases were for hospitality, such as accommodation, bars, cafes and restaurants, up 2.6 per cent, and durables, ranging from furniture to household appliances, up 1.6 per cent, the government statistician said.
The electronic sales data comes after figures last month showed retail sales volumes fell 0.4 per cent, seasonally adjusted 0.4 per cent in the third quarter, among figures that had economists fretting third quarter gross domestic product due out on Dec. 20 will print weaker than expected.
The November figures follow "broad-based growth in October transactions, setting Q4 up for solid growth," UBS economist Robin Clements said in a brief initial assessment.
Transactions for core retail groups, which exclude motor vehicle-related industries, rose 1 per cent in November, seasonally adjusted after a 0.3 per cent gain in October.
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Vincent Chang male Former Senior Tech Writer
Vincent has written enough about tech to know that he doesn't know enough about tech. But that's not keeping him from going jargon-heavy about processors and mobos. After all, "you can't stop the signal".
14 years after IBM's supercomputer, Deep Blue defeated a human chess champion for the first time, IBM is attempting to beat humans at their own game again. IBM's Watson will face off against Jeopardy champions, Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter over three nights. Who will emerge as the winners?
There are three more weeks before one of the biggest tech trade shows of the year, Consumer Electronics Show 2011 kicks off, but what I have seen so far feels like Groundhog Day.
WikiLeaks is at it again - tweaking the noses of governments around the world, especially the United States. With the help of technology and the internet, the secrets of the powerful are now open to scrutiny.
So I was browsing the desktop offerings from our local PC vendors. And all I saw were mainstream PC systems that while supremely competent for your everyday tasks, came with anemic graphics cards that will simply break down and give up at the sight of any recent PC game. Is there really no demand for PC gaming rigs here?
No, this is not some wishy-washy piece on singlehood and the search for romance. It's about finding the right one, the right Linux distro of course. Would Ubuntu 10.10, released on the memorable 10th of October, 2010, be the one?


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Corruption charges | Insider-trading acquittal | NYCHA safety
Queens Councilman Ruben Wills, who is facing fraud and larceny charges in connection with a nonprofit he founded, wants New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman removed from the case in favor of a special prosecutor. The brother of an imprisoned ex-billionaire hedge-fund founder was acquitted of conspiracy yesterday. Mayor Bill de Blasio outlined a $210 million plan...
1. Indicted pol seeks removal of AG from case
Queens Councilman Ruben Wills, who is facing fraud and larceny charges in connection with a nonprofit he founded, wants New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman removed from the case in favor of a special prosecutor. Mr. Wills was charged in May for fraud, grand larceny and other felonies allegedly committed four years before he won election to the council. [The Insider]
Plus: Former Bronx County Republican Party Chairman Joseph Savino said he pocketed a $15,000 cash bribe last year, arranged by former City Councilman Daniel Halloran. [Daily News]
2. NY jury acquits hedge-fund founder's brother
Rengan Rajaratnam, the brother of an imprisoned ex-billionaire hedge-fund founder, was acquitted of conspiracy yesterday, handing Manhattan prosecutors their first loss in a string of insider-trading convictions. Prior to this verdict, there had been dozens of insider-trading convictions in prosecutions that relied heavily on wiretaps and the testimony of those who pleaded guilty. [Crain's New York Business]
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3. Mayor outlines new housing safety plan
Mayor Bill de Blasio outlined a $210 million plan to improve safety at public-housing developments. Shootings have gone up 31% so far this year in New York City Housing Authority buildings, but overall crime has dropped. Mr. de Blasio said the improvements would begin at 15 troubled housing developments, which make up 20% of the violent crimes across 334 Housing Authority complexes. [Crain's New York Business]
4. Citigroup nears settlement
The Justice Department and Citigroup Inc. are reaching a deal in which the bank would pay $7 billion to settle allegations it sold bad mortgages in the run-up to the financial crisis. The potential agreement is a turnaround from last month, when the Justice Department said it planned to file suit against the bank. A settlement could be announced as early as next week. [The Wall Street Journal]
5. Lyft launches without approval
Starting Friday, more than 500 regular people will begin driving for cab-service company Lyft, which is launching in Brooklyn and Queens. Lyft drivers do not have certification from the Taxi and Limousine Commission and can be fined for driving a cab illegally. Customers can use the Lyft app to get a ride. [New York Post]
6. MTA chief heads to D.C. for help
Metropolitan Transportation Authority Chairman Thomas Prendergast will travel to Washington, D.C., today to seek help from members of Congress to prevent a possible Long Island Rail Road strike, currently scheduled for July 20. In a letter to congressional leaders, Mr. Prendergast said a LIRR strike would "paralyze the nation's largest regional economy." [The Wall Street Journal]
7. Study: City's legal claims keep rising
The city will spend $675 million to settle legal claims this fiscal year, and is projected to spend $782 million by fiscal 2018, according to an analysis released by city Comptroller Scott Stringer Wednesday. Twenty years ago, the city paid $246 million in costs related to tort claims. Today, that figure is up 146%, or about $80 per resident, the comptroller says. [The Insider]
8. A politicized push to revive health planning
A coalition backed by the New York State Nurses Association, the Commission on the Public's Health System and other advocacy groups is being organized with the goal of wresting control from the state and city regarding decisions about hospital closings and health services. [Crain's Health Pulse]
9. NYC to cut small-business fines
During his election campaign, Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to reduce fines on small businesses. Now the Department of Consumer Affairs, the agency responsible for enforcing consumer-protection laws, will roll out a package of changes aimed at reducing fines on small companies by more than a third during the next year. [The Wall Street Journal]
Plus: The National Federation of Independent Business' Optimism Index went negative in June, falling 1.6 points, to 95. [Daily News]
10. A fish out of water
The whale at the center of the American Museum of Natural History's Milstein Hall is undergoing its annual cleaning. The whale was installed in 1969, and in 2003 was repainted a truer blue to more accurately represent the real thing. [Daily News]
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If you've been looking at iPhone users with envy because you're a Bizzy user but own an Android device, today is your lucky day. The recommendation is now available for the Google's mobile OS, and it's just as feature rich as its Apple counterpart.
For those of you unfamiliar with Bizzy, it's a recommendation engine that helps you find restaurants, shops and entertainment nearby you. When you first sign up for the service, you're asked to answer a number of questions so it can get a general feel for what you're into and where you'd normally go for food or clothing, as an example. Based on the interests and recommendations of others, Bizzy offers up places you'd likely be interested in when you're looking for a restaurant, bar or movie theater. It's a bit better than getting random search results on Yelp.
Bizzy has been available for the iPhone for some time now, but Android users get to enjoy all its features, too. It works pretty well, I've found, though you have to answer more than the handful of questions at the start of registration to get better results. The more, the better. Here are a few things you can expect from the Android version:
- Mobile sign up. (HUZZAH!)
- Location based recommendations on your Android phone.
- Filter recs based on categories or subcategories.
- Tips from other Bizzy users, Foursquare and Yelp reviews.
- Discover people that love the same places you do.
- Share new favorites via Twitter or Facebook.
- Be extra super cool because you are getting Bizzy in the first place.
Being extra super cool is a tough one to pass up!
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For a Morris man, man's best friend is also his hero.
Don Baron, 65, is a regular walker of Sophie, a 9-year-old chocolate lab, through Bone-ifide Care. Inc. Baron's daughter, Bonnie Latta, owns the dog pet services company and he is one of her dog walkers. Sophie's owner, Jan Close of Morris, has been using their services for years.
"She gets excited whenever Bonnie comes or when the other walkers come, but not the same as when Don comes. I call him her boyfriend Don," Close said.
On Oct. 5, Baron went to Close's home, where he is normally greeted by an excited Sophie rushing to him, barking and licking him hello.
"She didn't run at me like she always does," he said.
In fact, she was being cautious around him.
A typical walk with Sophie for Baron is actually a run for about 16 blocks, but when they left the house that day, she knew Baron wasn't up to running. They walked and only went about six blocks.
"She kept stopping and looking at me like, 'Are you OK?'" Baron said.
During the week before that Friday, Baron had been feeling some indigestion and shortness of breath. His daughter, Bonnie Latta, and his wife, Judy, had been trying to convince him to go to the doctor. He didn't listen and went through the week feeling bad.
Until, that is, Sophie was acting so strange around him.
"That's when my life got changed real fast. She was my little angel that day," Baron said. "She's just a little girl that really watched over me that day."
After Sophie reacted so cautiously, he took Sophie home and decided to go to the emergency room.
It turns out Baron had had a heart attack earlier in the week and was transferred from Morris Hospital to Joliet to have two stents put in. His surgery couldn't be done at Morris due to other medical conditions he has. Baron will be having open-heart surgery in late November.
"(The doctors) said I was a walking time bomb. I had three blocked arteries. Once they put the two stents in, I could really breathe," Baron said.
Latta said she and her mother had been trying to convince him to go to the doctor every day for a week.
"It took Sophie to get him to know something was wrong," Latta said. "I am so thankful he walked her that day."
"I don't think that it is a coincidence that dog is God spelled backwards. They're angels," she continued.
Baron said he walks a lot of dogs through Bone-ifide, but he has a special bond with Sophie. He has been walking her for about five years.
When Sophie and Baron reunited for a visit last week at Baron's home, Sophie was back to attacking Baron with love. The old friends wrestled, played and Sophie gave him lots of kisses.
"I missed you Sophie!" Baron told her.
"I've never seen her this excited. Yeah, I'm in better shape, aren't I?" he asked Sophie as she circled around him over and over.
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9-22-05 - As a point of pride, native Galvestonians like to refer to themselves as BOI - Born On the Island.
It's a way of making them stand out from those who have chosen to flock to this 30-mile-long by 3-mile-wide strip of sand along the southeast Texas coastline.
And for the 50,000 people who call the island home, there are other names - names of hurricanes - that are defining moments in their lifetimes: Carla, Alicia, Claudette, and now perhaps Rita, churning in the Gulf of Mexico as a dangerous Category 5 storm and likely heading for landfall on the Texas coast.
The defining moment for Galveston itself, however, occurred 105 years ago this month and carries no person's name.
It's known simply as The Great Storm of 1900.
The storm secured Galveston's place in history as the scene of the worst natural disaster ever to hit the United States. At least 6,000 people were killed, one-sixth of the city's population. Another 10,000 were left homeless. More than 3,600 buildings were destroyed by a nearly 16-foot storm surge pushed by 150 mph winds.
Two years later, construction began on the Galveston Seawall, a nearly 11-mile-long, 17-foot-high ribbon of granite. Elevation of the island was raised to the height of the seawall.
The wall, so far, has done its job.
"It is impressive and has given the stamp to Galveston that we think of when we consider what Galveston is all about, which is mainly a tourist getaway," said Baylor University history professor T. Michael Parrish.
Galveston, however, has grown beyond the wall.
"I don't think there's going to be a house left," Lucy Micklitz, 42, said as she moved clothing from her home at Pirate's Beach, a development where dozens of homes stand on stilts right on the beach but lack the protection of the seawall.
She and her husband were supposed to sign off on a loan Wednesday to begin construction of a new house nearby. Instead, the work crew hired to plant pilings for the new house was putting boards over the home they now rent.
"It's scary," her 17-year-old daughter, also named Lucy, said. "I don't know if I'll see my friends again."
Fears like hers turned to sheer terror on Sept. 8, 1900.
"The horror of that time I can never describe," survivor Daisy Thorne Gilbert, a Galveston teacher, wrote to a friend in a letter included in author John Edward Weems' 1980 book about the storm, "A Weekend in September."
"A mountain of water would come rolling toward us and we would shudder, thinking our little room couldn't stand another shock. Walls would creak and groan; the wind shrieked. We could hear nothing else... Then the wave would roll on, and our little room still stood."
On Wednesday, with the images of Hurricane Katrina's destruction still fresh, hundreds of people converged on a community center where officials directed them to city-provided buses that took them to the safety of shelters far inland.
"I hope we have something to come back to," said Cindy Weidner, 42, holding her 5-month-old daughter, Anna, as they waited to board a bus.


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Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel is the talk of the sports world and now he's got his own soundtrack. Several of them.
Greg "Puntin" Cooks is a Bryan native and a Christian rapper. With over 31,000 hits, his song is a popular performance and his offering to the football Gods.
"Everybody loves it, they love it. I was shocked! I went back to listen to it thinking is it really that good?" joked Cooks.
But if rap isn't your kind of music, don't worry, there's another rendition.
Derec Stanislav is an Aggie grad who's country version of the Johnny Football song has been popular with the country crowd.
It currently has close to 7,000 views.
"Honestly it was a joke. We were just having fun with it and people liked it and it took off," said Stanislav.
But there's one Johnny Football song that's garnered a whole lot of attention.
Lisa Roper from Houston decided to take the 1962 hit Johnny Angel and make it her own.
With 140,000 views, she's gotten about as much attention as Johnny Football himself, and it's really something she wasn't prepared for.
"Frankly if I would have known it would have gone so bonkers, I would have spent a little bit more time on it," said Roper.
It seems putting herself out there for the world to see has created a little bit of buzz, some of it not so nice.
"Well everybody is a critic," said Roper.
Some have panned her performance, but she's got three words for those critics.
"Y'all lighten up," said Roper.
As for her fellow Johnny Football musicians, they appreciate her Aggie anthem.
"I enjoy watching the Johnny Football song," said Puntin singing the chorus with a laugh.
"I mean good for her, she's got a whole lot more courage than I would," said Stanislav.
Just be warned, if folks keep posting those negative comment about her song, Lisa might turn the tables.
"For folks that aren't going to say anything nice, just keep it to yourself. Or I'll sing a song about you," joked Roper.
Puntin the rapper currently has his Johnny Football song available on Amazon and it should be on iTunes shortly.
Derec Stanislav will be releasing a professional music video of his song on YouTube over the next couple of days.
If you'd like to check out the hits, we've got all three of the Johnny Football songs linked below.


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Currently I am facing a small problem that I can't seem to resolve on myself.
I have a 3D world with a Player object. The user should be able to click in the world so the player can walk to that tile.
The problem is not figuring out the tile in 2D but in 3D this is different. Since there are no pixel x and y's to work with, I don't know how to translate a click at a certain x and y position to the x and z position in world space.
Getting the grid to work is something I could handle on my own but translating the click to an x and z in world space is something I can't get to work. I should not have to worry about the y position because the game is handled in those grids. This takes away one dimension (up - down) so I guess I don't have to cast rays I guess?
My camera is currently using GLU.gluCreateLookAt to creat the view. Here is a method I use to calculate everything. Please dont mind the dirty code and the intialization of those variables. It is just some test method.
public void lookThrough() { float distance = 10.0f; float camX = distance * (float)-Math.sin(angle);// * (float)Math.cos((yangle)); float camY = distance;//distance * (float)-Math.sin((yangle)); float camZ = -distance * (float)Math.cos((angle));// * (float)Math.cos((yangle)); GLU.gluLookAt( camX + position.x, camY + position.y, camZ + position.z, lookat.x, lookat.y, lookat.z, 0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f); }
I tried searching for a solution but all I could find was 3D picking... wich is not easy to do and I have the feeling there is a much easier solution to this.
Could someone help me explain how to do this, or give me some information about this topic?
Thanks in advance,


text: Well first id like to say that when medicating our fury animals its important to be extremely careful. Ultimately you have to make the right decisions for your pets. I have a lab who is 13+ years old. Over a period of the last few years she has developed osteoporosis, likely some arthritis, has had two ACL surgeries (one on each leg), and a dislocated hip due to the osteoporosis (surgeon essentially cut a part of the ball-of the leg bone that connects to the hip so muscle would grow in that area to reduce the likelihood of dislocating it again). So as you can probably tell she has trouble walking and is in some pain. When vaping I started to give her small amounts of secondhand vap and noticed she seemed to enjoy it. Lately other family members have noticed that she gets alittle hyper after administration (starts rolling around) and sometimes hungry but then she passes out (deep sleep). At times I used to see her legs twitching (possibly due to the pain), I have noticed less twitching (makes sense she goes to deep sleep after all). The next day we have noticed she even walks alittle bit better (possibly due to her being well rested not too sure). Either way I am seeing only positive effects thus far, I am always careful to slowly increase dose and have been watching for any negative effects. This is in contrast with one of the medicines that the vet told me was an option (which I read reports of one of the side effects being internal bleeding). I am so happy to have found something that seems to be helping her in a very noticeable way. We continue to monitor her and make sure she is still having a good life (we know if pain gets too much we might have to one day make a decision) but thus far she seems to be overall enjoying life. Not all dogs seem to react the same though, their biochemistry and weight logically have impacts. For example I gave a smaller chihuahua mix some second hand vap and she became too excited. I had to repeatedly make her lay down and rest, after awhile, maybe 15mins of laying on her side she went to sleep. This happened awhile ago and taught me to always be very cautious with dosage. Since discovering this, I have made a vapor lung and have been giving a small dose to my dog every night. Dogs noses are alot more sensitive than ours so the hits need to have a high air to vap ratio. Secondhand vap of the baby hits I take seemed good. With the vapor lung I only pull in vapor for a small portion of the bag then pull the rest fresh air which dilutes it and seems to mimic second hand vap.


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By Ben Levisohn
AngloGold Ashanti's (AU) shares have dropped 3.9% to $25.69 this morning, after reporting earnings today that can only be described as, well, disappointing.
Reuters has the details:
The South Africa-based miner said on Wednesday fourth-quarter adjusted headline earnings were 2 U.S. cents compared with 61 U.S. cents in the previous quarter.
Production dropped to 859,000 ounces in the quarter after 250,000 ounces, or $208 million in earnings, were wiped out by work stoppages that included illegal strikes and underground sit-ins at its South African operations.
Full-year production was 3.9 million ounces, well off the company's target of between 4.3 and 4.4 million ounces.
The earnings were accompanied by some interesting comments courtesy of AngloGold Ashanti's outgoing CEO Mark Cutifani. He called the negative views on South Africa "significantly overblown," and that he is "very confident" in the future of the company and the country. He also noted that margins are increasing and the company is focused on reducing costs.
Considering the big losses due to last year's strikes, it should come as no surprise that his comments highlighted positive changes in its relationship with South Africa's workers, including the company's ability to recognize and respect the country's labor unions. He did acknowledge, however, that if heavy violence returns, South Africa's mining sector "may be finished," according to a Dow Jones headline.
Other South African miners are also feeling the heat today, including Gold Fields (GFI), which recently split itself in two, has dropped 2.3% today to $10.56, while Harmony Gold Mining (HMY) has fallen 2.3% to $6.47.
The plunge in gold this year hasn't done the stock any favors in the eyes of investors either. The precious metal fell below $1600 today, while the iShares Gold Trust (GLD) exchange-traded fund, has dropped 4.1% this year. The end of gold's uptrend has hit gold miners because the cheaper price of gold may turn their most aggressive mining projects into money pits, according to JPMorgan's John Bridges. That means the companies are trying to transform themselves into "quality yield plays" from "pure growth," he says–and investors might put more value on mines in countries with fewer problems.
South Africa isn't Pakistian or Ecuador, by any means–but it's sure seen better times.


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The Indiana Historic Preservation Review Board makes decisions on preservation-related issues and provides public oversight for the division. The Board nominates Indiana properties to the National Register of Historic Places. Once the Board approves an application and it is signed by the State Historic Preservation Officer, it is sent to Washington to be considered by the Keeper of the Register. The Board also approves funding recommendations for the federal matching grant program, and review applications for state-funded projects that will alter historic properties. Division staff provides administrative and logistical support for board activities.
C of A deadline for this meeting is June 12, 2015 at 4:45 pm.
To learn more about the Indiana Historic Preservation Review Board, visit our web page at http://www.in.gov/dnr/historic/2781.htm


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Supermercados ALDI busca empleados en Osceola/Kissimmee
ALDI hiring event: Accepting applications for store manager trainees, shift managers and cashiers.
Store Manager Trainees $20 per hour
Shift Managers $13.50 per hour
Cashiers $10 per hour (Full and part time positions)
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When: Monday, Aug. 23, 2010, 8 a.m. 6 p.m.
Where: ALDI Foods
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Feria de empleo
El 8 de septiembre, de 12 p.m. a 4 p.m., se efectuará una feria de empleos en Central Florida Fairgrounds, ubicado en el 4603 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando, donde habrá más de 50 empleadores recibiendo hojas de vida. Vista profesionalmente y no lleve niños. Para más información, llamar al 407-834-4022.
Orlando Career Fair
El 4 de octubre, de 11 a.m. a 2 p.m., en el International Palms Resort (en International Drive). Más información en www.eastcoastcareerfairs.com.
Hotel Peabody
El Hotel Peabody invita a visitar su página de Intenet y verificar qué posiciones aún están abiertas. www.peabodyorlando.com/careers.
Aseguradora 21st Century busca vendedores y servicio al cliente
21st Century Insurance and Financial Services, Inc., a member of Farmers® Insurance Group, is currently looking to hire 35 sales and service representatives for their Lake Mary Call Center location.
The Lake Mary office was just recognized for the 4th year in a row by the Orlando Sentinel as a top 100 employer for working families in central Florida.
"It is great to be recognized once again as a leading employer in the area and are proud that our continued growth enables us to offer additional employment opportunities in central Florida," stated Tim Fenu, 21st Century Director of Operations.
The full-time call center positions, which include positions for those with bilingual skills, consist of:
Customer Service: Representatives respond to customer questions regarding their auto insurance policy.
Sales: Representatives help generate new auto insurance policies via inbound calls and outbound, follow-up phone calls.
Interested individuals are invited to apply online for these positions by visiting www.farmers.com/careers and clicking on "Corporate Careers".
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Jim Cleveland entertained those attending the annual meeting of the Franklin County Arts Alliance last week with his homespun lyrics and melodies. President Jean Pamplin thanked FCAA Coordinator Christian Galloway for her dedication to the group. For more information, see the Jan. 10 edition of the Mount Vernon Optic-Herald.


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Having just reached the back pages of #175, I see that the podcasts on the DVD are supposed to contain an "Open Ballet" section. The thought of the LXF team prancing around in tights in a ballet dance style interpretation of a free software related theme is, quite frankly, disturbing.
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Table-topping Leeds strolled to their fifth successive win in all competitions with a 3-0 victory as Brighton went down to defeat for the first time under new boss Gus Poyet.
Robert Snodgrass caught stand-in keeper Graeme Smith slightly out of position with an in-swinging left-foot shot from 20 yards in the 27th minute.
Leading scorer Jermaine Beckford notched his 13th of the season two minutes before the break from close range after Glenn Murray was dispossessed and Neil Kilkenny delivered a perfect 80-yard ball up front.
Defender Patrick Kisnorbo should have increased Leeds' advantage shortly after the break but put a free header wide following a free-kick by Snodgrass.
Brighton went close when striker Murray headed a Dean Cox cross wide at the near post.
Australian midfielder Kilkenny sealed Leeds' comfortable win in the last minute by latching on to a cross from substitute David Prutton to fire home from 12 yards.
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Was suprised...
Paul B.
The slashdot effect is not what it once was. Also this place is full of MS and Apple folks these days. They would never know what to do with vim.
The slashdot effect is not what it once was. Also this place is full of MS and Apple folks these days. They would never know what to do with vim.
$ emacs[return]
--all the vi[m] you'll ever need to know.
The editor wars came to a standstill in the 90's! Why did you have to break the ceasefire?
But if we're flaming anyway, I would like to remind you that Emacs Makes Any Computer Slow and that it is a very nice operating system; it just lacks a text editor (but it's still infinitely better than nano or pico or notepad).
And real men use ed! [xkcd.com]
Excuse me? I'm an MS person and I use VIM every day. I actually consider it obsolete, but I've been using Vi-like editors for 30 years and am too old to start over.
The Slashdot effect happens when somebody implements a simple-minded LAMP server and suddenly becomes popular. Modern web applications are more robust. They're implemented using lightweight frameworks that don't have such a high per-user cost and which can scale up quickly when unexpected demand appears. This is the sort of advance people overloo
A few years back, I experimented with a lot of editors (and terminal emulators), when I got seriously involved in i18n (internationalization) efforts. I was at that time unable to find any editor that handled UTF-8 encoding as sanely as vim, so I've stuck with that. It'd be interesting to know if there are other editors that do a good job with mixed writing systems these days. Others have to have worked on it, but I haven't found time to repeat my investigations (which were a really frustrating time sin
Well, I'm monitoring it in real-time. If the demo servers start getting overloaded I'll add more.
In fact, I just added two extra servers: http://gateone3.rs.liftoffsoftware.com/ [liftoffsoftware.com] and http://gateone4.rs.liftoffsoftware.com/ [liftoffsoftware.com] just to be safe.
The two, 1GB Rackspace instances that were up when this news hit the front page are still running fine at this moment.
Good job!
I liked ATDT5551212 touch... Feeling nostalgic today, I'd guess...
Paul B.
If you like the ADTD part you should run the demo and hit 'q' for a special surprise =D
A couple comments:
1) I tried hangman but it wasn't working; Chrome 22.0.1229.94 on RHEL6. (It's slightly out of date -- see "RHEL6."
2) I strongly dislike putting it into the browser (for a couple reasons, that just doesn't work with the way I use terminals); any plans for some stand-alone program (even if it's just a wrapper around a webkit widget or something)?
3) I like some of the recent efforts towards rethinking what it means to be a terminal emulator (embedded images and such), so kudos for that.
Hmmm... Not sure why Hangman isn't working. I'll fix it (not a priority). I suspect that I forgot to copy its word dictionary into the chroot jail.
but what's the point?
I.e., is there a need that vi, vim, and gvim don't fill?
Or is the point merely slashvertising?
did you RTFS? Having a terminal emulator in your browser could be very useful in certain restricted environments you might come across.
Now lets see an X11 implementation
... I think made by Citrix, and it "runs" in your browser, but I would not really recommend it to anyone. Total steaming POS...
The maskhouse we deal with uses(d) that for customers to verify that the layers are what they expect. The program they run on the other end is something from Apollo workstations era, window manager in that session was TWM (we are talking now, a decade into 21st centiry!
Now lets see an X11 implementation
It's in the roadmap. It's just a matter of priorities and time.
Is there a handy HOWTO to make it a wee bit more embeddable, such as adding defaults for port, host and user?
The package comes with an interactive tutorial on how to embed Gate One into other applications. It's in the tests directory, "hello_embedded".
Also, to answer your question directly, there's an argument you can pass to GateOne.init(), autoConnectURL that does exactly what you want (specify a complete ssh:// url). There's lots of info on it in the developer docs in the JavaScript section (hint: there's a search function
Ok... I dont know how to handle the awesomeness that I just read.
Other than to offer to help. In the very least I can test the hell out of it...
I have been thinking of ways to make a HTML 5 or other web based "X11 server" for a while. The thinking has only gotten as far as a rough map of the most effective ways to do it so far. (Java and Flash are both non-starters in my book)
Chrome + Native Client + websockets or inbuilt ssh tunnel over port 443 = most straitforward but a lot of work just to make an actual
I was planning on using JavaScript + canvas with the Gate One server acting as a pseudo X11 server. You'd forward your DISPLAY just like normal but Gate One would intercept the protocol and translate it into something more efficient before sending to the client. SVG doesn't perform as well as canvas.
Of course, I'd do my best to make sure it is fast and completely transparent to the user.
First things first though... An authorization framework, shared bookmarks, terminal session sharing, and a special secret
I was fairly sure the best performance cross browser wise would be with canvas.
My motives for SVG were more compression & transform speed. Being able to do the Window Manager 'theme' stuff Motif/CDE/twm/etc, farmed out to the browsers CSS/XSLT, and any other tricks that can be performed using the SVG in order to avoid sending image data for performance. SVG is getting better with time, and I'll agree it has a long way to go compared to canvas, but at higher resolutions, it would have distinct advantages
Yeah, I read the summary, but it doesn't mention a raison d'etre.
Basically, it's supposed to be a method for violating your company's IT policies. Got it.
Basically, it's supposed to be a method for violating your company's IT policies. Got it.
By "your company", do you refer to the owner of the device that you're using, such as your employer, or the manufacturer of the device that you purchased, such as Apple or Microsoft?
The former not the latter. I'd say you have every right to run whatever you want on a device you bought (or your company bought, if it lets you run ssh, which it probably would).
However, there are plenty of iOS and Android SSH apps, so again, the question remains.
Wow.... you live in a very limited world. It must be nice and simple there - how do I get there?
I can install whatever the hell I want on my computer at work.
However, to get a good reliable ssh client on an arbitrary tablet/phone, using something HTML5 is quite convenient.
Please, go out and exercise your imagination, don't expect us to do it for you.
However, to get a good reliable ssh client on an arbitrary tablet/phone, using something HTML5 is quite convenient.
What major tablet or phone doesn't have good ssh clients available?
What major tablet or phone doesn't have good ssh clients available?
For free...?
For free...?
Yes, free SSH clients.
But even if you looked at it vs the paid ones... So what?
Rather than spend a couple dollars on a local native app you'd rather set up and maintain a web server to save not even enough money to buy a starbucks coffee.
Yes, because people only use the "major" options.
Can you name a device with a robust html5 browser that doesn't have an SSL client?
The main use of this is being able to access an environment from anywhere. This includes networks that do not allow you to ssh out of their networks, which is becoming a common security practice these days.
I have this installed on my server, as my company's netsense filter is far too aggressive and I can not access personal email or chat programs from work. I find from time to time I need to answer personal emails in a timely manner (like when I bought a house), and tapping out messages on a phone doesn't c
The main use of this is being able to access an environment from anywhere. This includes networks that do not allow you to ssh out of their networks, which is becoming a common security practice these days.
So the main use is to get fired for violating your employer's IT security policy? Brilliant!
Can you not conceive of a roaming consultant who does not wish to install his whole toolset on his client's machine?
Also, browser -> remote ssh server -> remote network is still more secure than local ssh -> remote network.
It is a lot easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
I run a few websites that generate a small but growing amount of traffic (and hopefully one day, revenue), so its also nice to know that from any computer, I can log in to my jump server, and take a look if something goes down, with nothing more than a web browser. It could be a locked down computer only offering a web browser, or a friend's computer I don't want to be fumbling around and installing putty on, etc.
But yeah 98% of my use is avoiding IT
Based on that, I'd say 100% of your use is avoiding good security policies. Seriously, you log into your server, to perform admin functions, from systems you don't control? That is beyond stupid.
This isn't mission control, we are talking about a few blogs here. The security policies I am avoiding are intended to prevent data being sent out of the firm undetected, and I am not doing that, and I don't have the ability to do that in any reasonable way.
I don't consider loading up a web browser from a friend's house or wherever I am in an outage situation to log into my server "beyond stupid." I wouldn't even consider it mildly stupid, and its certainly not something to flame someone about.
I hope your d
I really want to like this, I'm just not finding any use cases for it that something like PUTTY wouldn't be better for. (Well, I did, but they were really freakin' out there edge cases.)
It seems to be more a competitor of ajaxterm than a competitor of putty.
ajaxterm occasionally "jams up" and certainly doesn't have all these features, so they have a market they can work.
If I can run a browser, I can run a SSH client.
How do you run an SSH client on a kiosk?
If I can run a browser, I can run a SSH client.
How do you run an SSH client on a kiosk?
On the other hand, it is really not advisable to trust a web-browser based kiosk with important ssh login details.
Earlier times with Windows Phone 7, and right now with Windows Phone 8 come to mind.
Also, if you find a site hosting it, that you can trust, it bypasses the issue of potential malware incursions into your mobile platform's app store.
And it provides you with one setup/config interface, regardless of platform.
There are conveniences/advantages to this setup.
wp8 can run wp7 apps, so can user terminal emulator from there.
but there's plenty of free access computers littered around the world at airports, hotels, etc where you can't install a terminal emulator.
As someone who works on a product where support people routinely have to use remote-desktop with a customer and get them to SSH into systems, this seems like it might be a huge boon, since not all customers have SSH clients pre-installed.
I use a free competitor called ajaxterm to get around firewall insanity. So if the local restaurant blocks all SSH connectivity as a hacking tool (idiots), in fact only lets thru 80 and 443, this is perfect. Well, if the target machine didn't have a web server on it I could run SSH on 443 and connect to it, but if the whole point of the machine is web serving then I can't very well remove the SSL web server and stuck sshd on port 443.
This is not a daily thing, but more an OMG emergency back door when all else fails thing. My advice is put it under a mysterious URL, its too easy to scan "whatever.com/ajaxterm" on a guess, and don't link to it.
I've also used it in presentations, all I need on the client machine connected to the projector is a standard web browser. No admin rights to install stuff, etc. Just go to this page.. which doesn't work... then ask why the heck they are using MSIE 5.0 or whatever in 2012.. etc. But it does work great with a "modern" "real" browser.
I guess that Gate One is windows-only, since on other OSes you have terminals by default. And on windows everyone that I know is using putty. So I wonder - is that going to be putty replacement, or too much hassle to get it to work?
Why would Gate One be Windows-only? It runs in a browser.
Don't think, "PuTTY replacement" or, "terminal replacement." Think, "I can use this from anywhere without having to install anything" or, "this could be embedded into an administration interface to provide a command line where previously there was none."
Though to be honest my end-goal with Gate One is to make it the best terminal emulator (and SSH client) ever. We've only begun to explore what's possible when you combine a terminal with capabilitie
Why would Gate One be Windows-only? It runs in a browser.
Don't think, "PuTTY replacement" or, "terminal replacement." Think, "I can use this from anywhere without having to install anything" or, "this could be embedded into an administration interface to provide a command line where previously there was none."
Though to be honest my end-goal with Gate One is to make it the best terminal emulator (and SSH client) ever. We've only begun to explore what's possible when you combine a terminal with capabilities of the browser (HTML5, specifically).
ok. So how do you solve keyboard support on tablets? Think: arrows, pg-up/pg-down, special characters
major hindrance is that tablets don't have arrows on their "keyboards"
Oh the pain of software keyboards! Believe me, it drives me crazy. Gate One will work in Mobile Firefox and Chrome for Android using a software keyboard but not very well. You're much better off using a hardware keyboard.
Having said that, here's how it currently works in Gate One with software keyboards: There's an invisible input element on the page that gets focus when you load the page or tap somewhere. When that happens the software keyboard comes up and you can enter your keystrokes. However, whe
Does that mean, that in the browser window upper half of the screen will be a terminal, and bottom half will be a full keyboard - both embedded into the window? By this way you will not use the inferior tablet's keyboard, so this might work....
Is the terminal parsing done server-side? That is, the client is served HTML to make things look right, but all of the vt10x escape codes are parsed on the server?
(I'm looking for a client-side js library that does actual vt100 parsing.)
Yes, the terminal emulator in Gate One is server-side (terminal.py). It converts the terminal's screen to HTML before sending it to the client. Actually, it only sends lines to the client that have been updated but that part is handled separate from the terminal emulator.
There's actually a pretty good overview of the differences between server and client-side terminal emulation here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web-based_SSH [wikipedia.org]
If you have to do work that requires the use of a terminal, then a tablet is probably the wrong thing to be carrying around.
For Android there is Hacker's Keyboard [google.com] which gives you arrow keys, CTRL, TAB, etc. I assume there are similar apps for iOS.
on other OSes you have terminals by default
On Android I had to install ConnectBot to get an SSH client. Or were you thinking only of desktop PC operating systems?
Even desktop operating systems are a mixed bag. Most users don't get an ssh client with their operating system.
Speaking of connectbot, I complained previously about it not working on my rooted Nook Simple Touch. It does now. I used a different root method this time, but I imagine it's also had updates in the interim.
No, its not. It runs in a browser and is thus cross platform. The main point is that the ssh session runs on the server side, so you are essentially tunneling ssh through http. Very nice if you need ssh access in an environment that won't let you ssh out of the network.
> The main point is that the ssh session runs on the server
> side, so you are essentially tunneling ssh through http.
So the session is encrypted and authenticated between the browser and the server?
It runs over https. For most users like myself, its about access, not security.
There are multiple solutions already available for Web-based SSH [wikipedia.org]. GateOne says it needs a Python app installed on the server to support the tunnel. If that's hosted on their servers and this gets popular, expect that site to get blocked at the same sort of shops that block ssh. The main claims they seem to be making are for a higher quality of terminal emulation than the other ways around this issue that already exist.
Yeah there are. Most are pretty crappy. GateOne just performs far better, to the point where you can actually use it for useful work. I used to use ajaxterm, it worked, but had weird bugs. Later I moved to webshell, which was a big improvement. GateOne is an improvement further still. I use this on my personal server, so unless they are inspecting packets to see that this is an app, which currently my very paranoid company does not do, this won't get blocked.
Just an FYI: You can't inspect SSL packets without a MitM attack. Some proxies support this (Blue Coat) but none of them work with WebSockets. So as it stands right now it is impossible to sniff your Gate One session unless you're using a very weak SSL certificate.
Whoever is looking at your Gate One traffic in a sniffer will only see a destination and a source IP. They won't even see the URLs you're hitting.
Very good to know. Thanks!
... not something I'd ditch SSH for. The implementation is impressive, though. I'd encourage these guys to work on creating more web-based apps and frameworks,.
Lynx in a browser? Wait, isn't that like having a Hot Wheel in a Ferrari?
This is incredible! It's just like a terminal window, but SLOWER! Want!
AFAIK, port 22 (ssh) is not allowed to be accessed from within a browser. This means that everything you do must go through a server, which means, big brother may be watching you, completely defeating the purpose of ssh. Please tell me I am wrong.
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Quad-Core Nexus 10 Featuring 8-Core GPU Launching at MWC 2013?
Quad-Core Nexus 10 Featuring 8-Core GPU Launching at MWC 2013?
The Nexus 10 is only in the market for barely three months, but Google is said to be launching a refreshed version of it at MWC 2013.
According to Bright Side of News, its sources claim that the second generation of Nexus 10 will have an increase in "digital horsepower", where the existing dual-core Exynos 5 processor will be replaced with a quad-core processor and an 8-core T628 GPU.
Moreover, the prototype design was reportedly spotted at CES 2013. Bright Side of News pointed out that the performance benchmarks between the two devices were very drastic. Google is said to be addressing some shortcomings of the design of the Nexus 10, although they were generally satisfied with the current design.
We feel that a more possible launch date for the second generation Nexus 10 would be at Google I/O in May, since Google has traditionally launched new Nexus devices at the conference.
Source: Bright Side of News via Android Community


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Personal Ancestral File (PAF) is one of the most used lineage linked database programs in the world, but its utility is being challenged by the developments within the LDS Church's own online programs. In my last two posts, I discuss transitioning from PAF to a different database program in order to take advantage of the information being provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in its New FamilySearch database. Although New FamilySearch is only presently available to certain geographic areas of the Church, last week's announcement of the introduction of New FamilySearch into Utah and Idaho, presages its introduction throughout the Church. Also, since the very beginning of the New FamilySearch it has been the avowed goal of the Church to allow access to the program, "at some time in the future," to those outside the Church membership.
As it is presently developed, PAF does not support any of the additional features implemented by New FamilySearch without intervention by third-party (read non-Church) programs, such as FamilyInsight, RootsMagic 4 and Ancestral Quest 12.1. Ohana Software, the publishers of FamilyInsight, have developed a whole company around the concept of providing add on features to PAF.
As one reader commented to the post on Transitioning from PAF, "PAF is a wonderful, straightforward, program. What I liked best about it is that there were still many things that I hadn't learned about its capacity. It had layers of interesting challenges for me. I can't bring myself to uninstall it from my computer."
I would have agreed with that assessment ten years ago, but with today's higher standards, especially in the area of source citations, I must say that PAF is very much lacking in desirable features. For example, PAF provides the ability to cite a source only for selected events, none of the events entitled "Other" such as Title, Married Name, Nickname, Cause of Death etc. have source links. Also, there are no source links for common dates, like Death, Burial, Birth and Christening. The link is on the place field which makes the unfounded assumption that both the place and date records were obtained from the same source. I could go on and on with issues with the program, but either you recognize its limitations and are willing to live with them, or you are oblivious to the limitations. It is interesting that many of the newer programs preserve this lack of distinction between dates and places, possibly passing on their relationship to the PAF program.
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A convicted robber and registered sex offender on Wednesday was charged in connection with the Sept. 28 attack on a 55-year-old woman who was robbed of her purse outside of a Kohl�s department store in Chesterfield Township, according to police.
Marvin Lee Hopkins, 62, of Chesterfield Township, was arraigned in 42-2 District Court in New Baltimore on one count of armed robbery, a life felony. Bond was set at $75,000 and a preliminary exam was scheduled for Oct. 10.
Investigators said the incident took place about 12:25 p.m. on Sept. 28 as the woman was walking back to her car in the parking lot after shopping at Kohl�s. After she put her purchases into the car, she was approached from behind by a suspect who grabbed her arm and threatened to kill her if she didn�t hand over her purse.
The female surrendered her purse and saw the suspect run towards a nearby Kmart parking lot. Multiple police and detective units responded to the area after the woman called for help but were unable to locate the suspect.
Later that night, a man and a woman knocked on her door and handed her the purse, stating they found it abandoned and brought it back to the address they found on the identification inside.
Detective Brian Chadwick said a tip led police to the couple who returned the stolen purse and they were able to identify Hopkins, who was living in the Chesterfield Motor Lodge at the corner of 23 Mile Road and Gratiot Avenue, within walking distance of the Kohl�s store.
Chadwick said police located Hopkins and arrested him.
At the time of his arrest, Hopkins was on probation with the Michigan Department of Corrections stemming from a 2010 conviction in Macomb County for assault with intent to commit second-degree criminal sexual conduct. He was sentenced to five years on Dec. 14, 2011, but state records do not indicate how much, if any time, he served.
State records show he also was convicted in 1968 on charges of assault with intent to rob while armed and served five years in prison.


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Hill International, a Marlton-based provider of construction risk management services, on Thursday announced it has priced its upcoming public offering of stock.
Hill will offer 8.5 million shares of common stock at $4.25 per share, it said in a news release. Underwriters have a 30-day option to purchase up to 1.275 million additional shares.
KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc. is acting as the bookrunner, while William Blair & Company, LLC; Houlihan Lokey Capital, Inc.; Boenning & Scattergood, Inc.; Sidoti & Company, LLC; and SG Americas Securities, LLC, are serving as co-managers.
Hill said it intends to keep $10 million of the net proceeds as cash and use the balance to pay down obligations and debt.
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no. unlike some other gecko-based browsers; K-Meleon uses native windows api, that means it is tightly integrated into your operating system and the extensions- particularly xul extensions that are known to degrade performance in those other browsers- have no affect whatsoever on K-Meleon's performance whether it's startup time or page rendering speed.


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Iraq: The Cradle of Civilization - The West sees Iraq as a country in chaos, devastated by war. But there's another side to it. It's home to vast wetlands - believed to be the original Garden of Eden - drained and turned into desert by Saddam Hussein. Efforts to restore them began in 2003. But the wetlands are now once again threatened, this time by a major Turkish dam project on the upper reaches of the rivers Tigris and Euphrates. Locals fear for their livelihoods and environmental activists are concerned that a unique ecosystem will be irreversibly destroyed. DC Climate Warriors - In recent years, more than three dozen climate change pressure groups have been set up in the US. Their aim: To convince Americans that climate change is a fiction. But others in American warn of the pernicious influence of lobbyists on Congress. For climate activists, big polluters are shaping Washington's decisions. Young Global Leaders - Latin America: Christina K. Lopes - For decades, Latin America was plagued by dictatorships, poverty and violence. But things there have changed of late. DW has caught up with one of our six Young Global Leaders in Latin America. The leaders are those we think will shape the world of tomorrow - in the fields of business, politics, science and sports. Christina K. Lopes is from Brazil, a country whose booming economy has inspired all of Latin America. We talked to the investment fund manager about Brazil's economic prowess, leadership in Latin America and women's rights. Cleaner Vietnam - Biogas from Cassava - Vietnam is one of the 10 biggest producers of cassava in the world. Its manufacture involves generating large quantities of wastewater. The starch in the latter ferments and creates methane - a highly toxic climate killer. The Daklak Tapioca Factory in central Vietnam is now collecting the gas as an energy source and using it to operate the facility. The process helps reduce coal consumption, thereby cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Highway 4 reconstruction project in Cosmos began today (Monday).
According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, the detour follows Highway 4 north to Highway 7, then east to Meeker County Road 1, north to County Road 28, and west to Highway 4.
Officials say traffic on Highway 7 will not be affected by the detour.
The reconstruction includes grading, paving, sidewalk construction, watermain replacement, sewer construction, landscaping and installation of pedestrian accessible ramps and signals. It is split into several stages and is expected to be complete in October.
Stage one of the project consists of construction on Highway 4 from Highway 7 to Northern Cross Avenue and construction of East Gemini Avenue. Stage two construction is from the south fork of the Crow River to Highway 7.
The total cost of the project is $4.48 Million and includes a $1.96 Million Better Roads grant awarded as part of the Transportation, Community, and System Preservation Program.
Reiner Contracting is the contractor and official say the project will provide a safer and more reliable highway.


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Deborah Hawkins-Kartchner, 61, of Newton, Iowa, passed peacefully from this earth on Saturday, Feb. 23.
Those left to honor her memory are not only her daughter and four grandchildren but many others who saw her not only as a friend but as a mother or grandmother as well. A caregiver at heart, she could always be counted on to help a friend in need. She loved spending time outdoors in her garden and often she could be found tending to all of the neighborhoods stray animals. She was also an avid reader with a love of learning and was very close to completing a degree in psychology. Her last years were spent happily surrounded by her four grandchildren, spoiling them rotten and filling them with sugar laden candies, doughnuts and Pepsi. Needless to say, they will miss her a great deal, as will we all.
A memorial celebration will be held in Debbie's honor at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 13, at the UAW Hall in Newton, Iowa. Friends and family are invited to come together to share a casual lunch, memories, laughter and condolences. For further information, please contact her daughter, Carisa Miller, via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Chocolate Chip Treasure Cookies
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1 1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs (about 25-30 squares)
1/2 cup flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 14 oz. can sweetened condensed milk
1/2 cup butter, room temperature
1 1/3 cups coconut
2 cups (1 package) semisweet chocolate chips
1 cup walnuts, chopped (optional)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a small bowl, mix graham cracker crumbs, flour and baking powder. In a large bowl, beat sweetened condensed milk and butter until smooth. Add graham cracker crumb mixture; mix well. Stir in coconut, chocolate chips and walnuts, if using. Drop by rounded tablespoons onto ungreased cookie sheets. Bake 9-10 minutes or until lightly browned.


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Shard-Query uses partitioning and sharding to add query parallelism and grid computing capabilities to MySQL. Multiple interfaces are included, from a commandline client to an object oriented interface to a MySQL proxy interface for nearly-completely transparent access to a sharded data set.
libjmmcg is a basic, low-level library with pretensions to implementing features above and beyond (but not necessarily better than!) those implemented within the Standard C++ Library and the Boost Library. It features a library for multi-core or multi-chip SMP parallelism, a suite of hashing algorithms, functions for raising numbers to integer powers, a generic factory wrapper and a generic, multi-threaded, read-only cache (which uses PPD), arguably the world's worst sorting technique, trace output, exceptions that have the file, line, revision, function, and argument details, string utilities, logging, simple command line processing, and much more.
Charm++ is a portable adaptive runtime system for parallel applications. Application developers create an object-based decomposition of the problem of interest, and the runtime system manages issues of communication, mapping, load balancing, fault tolerance, and more. Sequential code implementing the methods of these parallel objects is written in C++. Calls to libraries in C++, C, and Fortran are common and straightforward. Charm++ is portable across individual workstations, clusters, accelerators (Cell SPEs and GPUs), and supercomputers such as those sold by IBM (Blue Gene, POWER) and Cray (XT3/4/5/6). Applications based on Charm++ are used on at least 5 of the 20 most powerful computers in the world.
prll is a utility for parallelizing the execution of shell functions. It provides a convenient interface for parallelizing the execution of a single task over multiple data files or any other kind of data that you can pass as a shell function argument. It is meant to make it simple to fully utilize a multicore/multiprocessor machine. prll is designed to be used not just in shell scripts, but also in interactive shells. To make the latter convenient, it is implemented as a shell function. Shells are not very good at automatic job management, so prll uses helper programs, written in C. To prevent race conditions, System V Message Queues are used to signal job completion. Standard output is buffered and Semaphores are used to prevent interleaving.
FastFlow is a pattern-based programming framework targeting streaming applications. It implements pipeline, farm, divide and conquer, and their composition, as well as generic streaming networks. It is specifically designed to support the development and the seamless porting of existing applications on multi-core, GPGPUs, and clusters of them. The layered template-based C++ design ensures flexibility and extendibility. Its lock-free/fence-free run-time support minimizes cache invalidation traffic and enforces the development of high-performance (high-throughput, low-latency) scalable applications. It has been proven comparable or faster than TBB, OpenMP, and Cilk on several micro-benchmarcks and real-world applications, especially when dealing with fine-grained parallelism and high-throughput applications.
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What NFL team does each state hate the most?
A recent survey by a Reddit user asked thousands of posters to name their state and their least favorite NFL team. The Redditor compiled the results, which highlights some expected and surprising rivalries.
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Spreading The Wealth
Summer shows bring new equipment; before you test drive the big rigs at the Midwest AG Industries Exposition (MAGIE) and other summer events, CropLife® previews what manufacturers have to offer this year.
Lime/fertilizer spreader, Adams Fertilizer Equipment
Using a 16-inch 304 stainless steel mesh conveyor chain and adjustable material distribution chute, Adams' four-wheel lime/fertilizer spreader creates 50-foot fertilizer and 30-foot lime spread patterns. The 90-inch by 120-inch hopper — sloped downward at both ends and sides to allow material to slide down the well — is precision-built for durability and spread accuracy. The full line of ground drive and adjustable width spreaders also will be on display at MAGIE.


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The Character Education Partnership, a non-profit based out of Washington, D.C., has recognized the Neosho R-5 School District for three Promising Practices under the National Schools of Character program.
The annual Senior Citizens Appreciation Banquet, Eyes Wide Open: Know What Your Kids Know, and the Jefferson Street Campus' Reading Rocks program, have all been named Promising Practices for 2012.
The Neosho R-5 School District was one of 585 applicants from across the United States, Mexico, Canada, Hong Kong, and Brazil whose programs were considered by the organization.
Of the 585 applicants, 297 programs were selected, with Neosho accounting for three of those.
"I think it keeps the focus in the district on all the positive things that we're doing," said Superintendent Alma Stipp. "You can get bogged down in the negative, but these are the good things that happen every day."
She said the benefits of a character program in Neosho schools have been evident.
"You go into a school now and you have kids that hold the door for you, if they walk in front of you they say 'excuse me,'" Stipp said.
Stipp said the Neosho R-5 School District has had programs recognized at least five times by the Character Education Partnership.
According to their website, The Character Education Partnership's Promising Practices recognizes educators who have implemented "unique, specific, and effective character education strategies."
The schools whose programs are selected are invited to attend the Character Education Partnership's National Forum, held this year Nov. 1-3 in Washington, D.C.
Wendy Linton, Neosho High School sophomore counselor, and Dr. Doretta Fox, Neosho Middle School principal, represented Neosho at the event.
"It was a real honor," Linton said of the Promising Practices recognition. "It shows that working together makes a real difference. It all comes back to having strong leadership."
One of the programs Neosho was recognized for is the Eyes Wide Open event, which will be held in December this year, Linton said.
The event is designed to educate parents on the issues facing their students. Last year, the event focused on social issues, including teen suicide prevention, Internet safety and partying, drugs and underage drinking.
The school district brought in experts to speak to parents on the featured topics, and approximately 50 parents attended the event.
Linton said the event provides a way for the schools and parents to team up to benefit students.
"It's a coordinated effort within our schools to address a problem," Linton said.
The district was also recognized for their annual Senior Citizens Banquet, to be held this Friday.
The banquet draws approximately 1,000 seniors each year and is a district-wide coordinated event. Students provide entertainment, welcome attendees and help serve the food.
The Neosho R-5 School District was also recognized for the Reading Rocks program at the Jefferson Street Campus, formerly known as the Southwest Alternative School. The program is a service-learning project, where students choose children's books, practice reading, prepare classrooms, decorate the areas according to the theme of the book and then perform.
The event is done once per quarter and elementary students, usually second graders, are invited from a different grade school each time.
Stipp said the district's focus on character programs is helping to prepare Neosho's students for the future.
"The character program is foundational to our whole community," Stipp said. "If our kids have good character, they're going to grow up to be good citizens. They'll be responsible, they'll be respectful, they'll have self-control and they'll make good choices."
D.C. group honors Neosho R-5 programs
The Character Education Partnership, a non-profit based out of Washington, D.C., has recognized the Neosho R-5 School District for three Promising Practices under the National Schools of Character program.


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The shock value of a work of art can be notoriously fleeting. Duchamp's signed urinal once stunned even his fellow artists, and sounded a call for rethinking the relationship of art and society. Now replicas of his porcelain provocation grace the collections of museums around the world, and sell for close to $2 million.
By comparison, John Cage's legendary silence piece — "4'33" " — remains controversial 60 years after its premiere, capable of inciting suspicion, resentment, or perhaps most often, simple misunderstanding. Some listeners may suspect they are the butt of a conceptualist's joke, as they sit watching a performer doing absolutely nothing on stage for the specified duration of time. But Cage was dead serious. He was out to upend our notions of where one can find music, to open our ears to the background hum, the ambient noise, the native acoustic textures of the world around us.
In their performance of "4'33" " on Thursday night at the Gardner Museum, members of A Far Cry stood almost motionless in the darkened hall as a large audience took in the shuffling of programs, the occasional cough, the apparent sound of something being moved in a nearby hallway, and yes, a few stretches of beautifully pure silence. These days, with holiday themed-musak piping forced cheer into so many public spaces, it was hard not to appreciate this all-too-brief trip in the Cagean quiet car.
By way of providing context, A Far Cry began the night with other Cage works of the early 1950s, including the "Imaginary Landscape No. 4," a piece for 12 radios. It turns out reception is not great in Calderwood Hall, though this conceptual piece still makes its point — about negating artistic subjectivity — all the same with pure static. For the "String Quartet in Four Parts," A Far Cry divided into four distinct ensembles, stacking up dry vibrato-less tones like swatches of fabric. In its texture and its long moments of pervasive stillness, this work takes you as close to silence as possible while still giving the musicians something to play.
"Moz-Art à la Haydn," a delightfully impish work by Alfred Schnittke, broke the Cagean quiet with its cyclonic treatment of Mozart fragments, as if recollected in a frenzied dream. A Far Cry frolicked in the music's virtuosity and prankster dissonances, and brought some of the same irresistible energy to its closing account of Haydn's "Farewell" Symphony. Haydn famously has the players leave the stage one by one during the final Adagio, and here each musician did so after turning out a stand light, bringing the hall gradually toward darkness. I sat near the exit, watching the players depart one by one, and thinking of Cage's comment about the most important aspect of his silence piece: "It leads out of the world of art into the whole of life."Jeremy Eichler can be reached at


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It will be up to former undersheriff David O'Brien to decide whether he will retire or be fired by the end of the week, said Flagler County Sheriff Jim Manfre.
It will be up to former undersheriff David O'Brien to decide whether he will retire or be fired by the end of the week, said Flagler County Sheriff Jim Manfre.
O'Brien, 49, was placed on administrative leave Wednesday and has until Friday to make his decision, Manfre said.
O'Brien, who until Wednesday was the third in command at the Sheriff's Office as a senior commander, had been undersheriff under former Sheriff Don Fleming and undersheriff for a time 10 years ago during Manfre's first stint as Flagler's sheriff.
"This is not an issue of politics or personalities," Manfre said Wednesday. "It's about performance."
Manfre released seven pages of performance review from the last two months, one from Chief Deputy Rick Staly to O'Brien dated Feb. 15 and a second to Manfre on Tuesday.
"His (O'Brien's) administrative abilities continue to fall well below expectations of an executive level staff member," Staly wrote.
O'Brien said Wednesday that it has been a great honor to serve the residents of Flagler County for the past 29 years.
"I look forward to whatever the next chapter in my career is going to be," he said, noting he has worked under four different sheriffs during his career in Flagler County.
O'Brien declined to answer whether he will choose to be fired or take retirement.
"There's really nothing else I want to say about this," he said.
O'Brien, according to Staly, failed to meet deadlines when asked to write reports, policies and a "comprehensive plan" about domestic violence.
He was assigned to write an off-duty employment policy on Jan. 22 and provided Staly with a "draft" on Feb. 25.
"The policy was not properly formatted but more importantly the policy was poorly written with much duplication, grammatical errors and in some cases paragraphs that made no sense," Staly wrote. "After spending 1.5 hours trying to fix the policy, I gave up and emailed Cmdr. O'Brien that I was disappointed in the quality of the policy."
Another example Staly gave included a policy on vehicle issuance and replacement that Staly felt was substandard.
"Upon my review of the draft, it was obvious that Cmdr. O'Brien had copied another agency's policy but had not made the effort to edit the policy to fit FCSO," Staly wrote. "While I am a firm believer of not reinventing the wheel, members of the agency at the executive level should take the initiative to present a policy that is virtually ready to go."
The most egregious of O'Brien's actions, or inaction, was failing to show up with the SWAT team, which is under his command, to execute a "high risk" search warrant, Manfre said.
"That was just unacceptable," he said.
Staly reported that he and Manfre attended a briefing beforehand but O'Brien had not and instead left a voicemail message asking for a call back, a report states. Staly was miffed because "this was a high risk search warrant because of the anticipation of automatic rifles and other firearms being present."
When Staly returned O'Brien's voicemail, he reported that the senior commander asked if he could "cut-out early." Staly reported to Manfre that O'Brien also failed to show up "on the scene of the executed search warrant."
In his report to Manfre, Staly concluded that O'Brien "is either incapable or unwilling to perform at the executive level."
Manfre said he also received complaints from "fellow employees" about O'Brien's "leadership issues" when he was transitioning into office late last year.
"I believe we gave him every opportunity to succeed," Manfre said. "I have high standards and everybody from me to the rank and file deputies are accountable."
Manfre is going to eliminate the position of senior commander and replace it with a commander position over the "neighborhood services" division.
Lt. Paul Bovino was named acting commander, Manfre said.
"Our intention is to fill the position from within," the sheriff said. "If things work out, he's our first choice."


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Some funny bugs, Please report your bugs
Some funny bugs, Please report your bugs
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Hi Folks,
Here is some bugs I have found after hours playing.. Rockstar made a good job improving this game
If you go for a movie, you can aim the seller (don't shoot). He will run and scream. Don't follow him and wait at the theater. He will reapers again at the same position, this making an infinite loop of a crazy men running.
They may be some UFOs : some objects are standing in the air, frozen (rare).
When riding an horse, with the lasso take another horse (not a savage one) and try to move it. It will not move and stay in place, making something funny when your horse run.
My horse got stuck on a small wall, and I got a force re-spawn like 100 meters in the air (making me die of course).
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