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The Bills narrowly escaped Ralph Wilson Stadium with their first primetime win in over 11 years, and now sit with a belly full of optimism and the slightest of chances of breaking another streak that has lasted 12 years. How did the Bills get to 4-6? Let's review some keys, shall we? - Down only five points, the Miami Dolphins had all three timeouts and a chance to snatch yet another victory away from the Buffalo Bills. That was, until, Jairus Byrd made what many are anointing the interception of the season. Tannehill overthrew his target by a few yards expecting at worst an incompletion. Then again, he didn't account for the athleticism that Jairus Byrd brings to the table. The Bills' free safety continued his ball-hawking ways by sprinting to the overthrow and laying out for the play of the game. It didn't end the game right then and there, but it took away the momentum and infused the stadium with cheers from the Bills' faithful. 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It seemed like Gailey's play-calling went in to a shell in that second half, as though they were so shell-shocked at playing with a lead to begin the second half that they went in to instant run-out-the-clock mode. Stevie Johnson talked about it after the game, a phrase that the Bills' lack on offense: a killer instinct. Whether it was failing to make the play they needed against Tennessee to run out the clock, or to blow an opportunity to win in New England, the Bills just haven't been able to close out a game on offense. The second-half adjustments, or lack thereof, have been one of the most frustrating parts about this regime. - Coming in to the game, I believed that C.J. Spiller would bust out for the world to see. The only problem? The Miami Dolphins knew it was probably a good idea to attack number-28 in white and make Ryan Fitzpatrick beat them. Spiller is too talented to be stopped in full, gaining 130 yards on 25 total touches in the game. The Dolphins limited him to way below his single-game potential. Spiller certainly helped get the Bills within scoring range, but wasn't a part of the plan to punch it in the end zone. - Speaking of that phenomenon, what the heck was the thinking behind that? Spiller rips through the defense for his best run of the day (20 yards), and those efforts earned him a seat on the pine for the next six plays. From all the conditioning Spiller has been through in his life, I'd tend to think he could come back after two or three plays. Instead, like a replay of a terrible image that gets forced on you (I'm thinking Clockwork Orange, eyes-pried-open style), Tashard Choice was on the field for six straight plays to end the first half. Astounding, and not in a good way. - Coming in to the season, you'd think the best pass rusher on the team would be the one that is getting paid $100 million over the next six years. 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He needs to break that habit quickly, or else the Bills need to analyze a different option. To his credit though, he made a nice stop in the backfield on a run play. And, if it weren't for him peeking in the backfield, his man wouldn't have burned by him on the play that Jairus Byrd made his incredible interception. - Leodis McKelvin is a dynamic kick returner. He deserves to go to the Pro Bowl for his efforts. End of story. Oh, and he helped out on the defensive side of the ball for the second straight game. McKelvin plays so much more confidently on the defensive side of the ball when he's returning kicks in a game. It really is noticeable. - Growing up down south, Shawn Powell may have met a day that saw a temperature of 35 only a few times in his life. And not only that, but he had to perform at a high level for his livelihood in that bitter climate. It was a non-issue for the former Seminole, having his best punting game as a pro. 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You like puzzles, I like puzzles, and we all like puzzles. So here comes one from a new Windows Phone job posting. There's a new team within the Windows Phone department forming around a very new technology – for smartphones at least. Microsoft is looking for a Senior Software Development Engineer in Test to work on UEFI for Windows Phone.
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If you aren't too sure what UEFI is or why it's important, you're not alone. UEFI stands for Unified Extensible Firmware Interface and is a software interface between an operating system and its firmware. Think of it as the next-gen BIOS, sorta. UEFI is currently on Windows Phone 8, it's what allows the device to boot securely. The job description for the position reads:
"The Windows Phone team is looking for an energetic Senior Software Design Engineer in Test to expand our engineering team. This is a great opportunity to get in and help shape the next version of windows Phone. This is a senior level position for someone who can take on the challenge of working with a strong team of SDETs and leads. Qualified candidates will possess a strong passion for customer focused testing and the ability to analyze and strategize test efforts. Candidates should be ready to tackle tough test automation projects involving integrating and synchronizing tests across multiple teams and divisions. Ability to maintain a strong working relationship with everyone and perform consistently at the absolute highest quality standards of work is a must. The role will expose you to multiple subsystems across Windows Phone and requires an ability to ramp to new hardware and software technologies quickly.
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Come check out this opportunity to be a party of the next generation of cellular computing."
What would Microsoft be looking to do with UEFI and Windows Phone that qualifies it as a "confidential project"? It's tough to say at this point, the job posting doesn't offer any hints for the bigger picture.
Looking across job openings involving UEFI for Microsoft at large does little to reveal any more. The language used is so broad that it can really be anything involving UEFI – like better backups, better recovery, faster boot, cloud stuff, or anything you want the phone to handle before the OS boots.
Your guess is as good as ours, so submit your theories below.
Source: Microsoft-Careers, Via: Twitter
Thanks for the tip Steve!
There are 54 comments. Sign in to commentPorscheRacer14 says:
Enterprise and Azure. You make that secure and transparent, RIM will have a tough competitor. My two Canadian cents.
jsnod25 says:
That's worth almost 3 us cents... Must be credible...
killer rin says:
Nah, with what exchange rates were for most of the year, that makes it $0.01 USD ;P
jsnod25 says:
Nah, CAD has been trading higher than USD since about a year after Obama took office and added 60% to our national debt, we've been below CAD and AUD for quite some time now. The value of our dollar is at the lowest ever, as gold goes up the dollar goes down, and vice versa.
aubreyq says:
Did that lady actually use the hashtag "windowphone" instead of "windowsphone"?
ZX9 says:
Lol...let's not dwell on that, please.
chowangmoh says:
maybe the wedding viel got in the way of her k/b?
lippidp says:
To enable a PXE-boot environment to allow the deployment of OS images onto WP's via SCCM for corporate and government use or any organization that rightfully says "you've got to be fucking kidding me" to the notion of BYOD.
msft0682 says:
I wonder if this may be Microsoft preparing to migrateWP to the new Intel processors (Bay Trail)...
pizzalovinhulk says:
As long as there's still WP I'll be happy
bbqrooster says:
+1, the UEFI becomes the layer translating WP hardware calls to different underlying hardware, therefore easily porting WP to different phone hardware platform without changing a single line of code in WP.
missionsparta says:
This is the team bring set up to help kill of Windows Phones by first killing off XBox mobile games.
All kidding aside....who cares about new additions to this platform, if we all know they will abandon it in 12 months time?
Daniel Rubino says:
Microsoft has emphatically said they're on the NT kernel with this for a long time. No more resets.
carlosrdd says:
I just want to know why does it seem like Microsoft is abandoning Xbox games on wp8.
missionsparta says:
Go read the WPC article earlier today.
NIST says:
Kinect for WP facial recognition.
pizzalovinhulk says:
That and talk to ur phone just like Xbox when ur phone is in sleep mode "windows phone"...screen comes on "search/call/tweet/ect" and the phone does it nice idea
CJ Thunder says:
You really want your mic hot all the time? Battery drain for one, another thing is my Kinect still picks up background speech when watching something and does something negative.
sinister1 says:
They are going to make the phone harder to hack and flash.
jlynnm350z says:
I love turtles
Flan Tamarind says:
Excuse me sir but I believe it's "I like turtles!"
missionsparta says:
Pandas are adorable also.
NIST says:
And while they're at it maybe they can add Local Scout and Tellme support to Surface RT.
slygamer says:
UEFI is currently on Windows Phone 8
slygamer says:
Gah. Formatting in editor doesn't show in post.
UEFI is currently on Windows Phone 8
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UEFI is currently on Windows 8
leonelimg says:
Microsoft now is working on WP9, the second generation of WP8 users will receive the 8.9 update with limited features.
50000 says:
There is no WP9. RT is the future as they merge WP8 and RT to create the next version. We can call them Windows RT Blue phones.
dkp23 says:
Don't care. More pics of Ashley Zenner
TechnoTim says:
Wintel Phones. Intel has hinted at it many times.
Nakazul says:
WP goes to the cloud. The OS is not on your phone but in the cloud. So your like plugging in directly to da internet. :-P nah, I have no idea.
4Tiles says:
Lenovo & Intel on board for Windows Phone would be cool.
spitefulgod says:
Check out the Asus windows 8 padphone concept for your answer.
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MadSci2 says:
Looks their planning on a replacement for Zune after all
Shawn Lukaschuk1 says:
You gotta have a new UEFI for the new Microsoft Surface PHONE!
realwarder says:
All I can say is that Microsoft have quite a few jobs in Windows Phone at the moment... so they must have the right focus here.
DavidinCT says:
I would love to work for Microsoft.... Maybe I can get the ehome team started up again....
Working on Windows Phone next gen ? Would love it and be passionate about it but, I am no no programmer....yet...
Junior_bg says:
Microsoft is already working on Windows Phone 9-what's to come, that is the question?
50000 says:
Except that they are not
thebondservant says:
Sent this to my Brother. Qualified WP8 Developer literally and Experientially. The smarts skipped to him. Worth a hat toss....
user4545 says:
Merging of WP8 and WRT. (Windows Blue)
MBaumi says:
very confidential, when they post it on twitter :D
ddreese says:
This is for mass enterprise deployment of a standard image with enterprise applications. This is the #1 wish list item for large organizations, including the government. This way IT can order a phone, install the standard image with a preselected set of apps, including custom-developed in0house apps, and hand it to the end user. This will open up the platform to the enthusiast market as well, which has been largely confined to the few with developer access.


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David HaIvri, spokesman for the Shomron Regional Council, reporting that wintry weather has wrought havoc in the biblical heartland of Samaria, knocking down construction projects and causing damage to buildings.
Homes under construction in Givat Harel and Yitzhar were knocked down during the night. The roof of the synagogue in Kfar Tapuach was ripped off by the wind, and several trees are down across the region.
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FARMING& I Y. T4 » M * f t L | Ht i d f i** V M O O E& TEB ttt WHERE THE HISTORY OF YuuK COMMUNITY IS RECORDED WEEKLY An Official Newspaper of The Incorporated Village of Farmingdale — Serving Greater Farmingdale, Bethpage and Melville VOL. 9 N O . 6 Second Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 • Published bv THE OBSERVER, INC., Box 146, Farmingdale, N. Y. Thursday, S e p t e m b e r 3 0 , 1 9 71 Teachers Lose Their Pay Hikes Board Schedules Open Hearings First they got it, then they lost it, then they got it again and now they have lost it a second time. But there is still hope of getting it again. If that sounds confusing then that is exactly the situation confronting the teachers of the Farmingdale School District. The raise is salary for the teachers in the district was agreed upon before that fateful August 15, when President Nixon ordered a general wage- price freeze. That's when the increases seemed to be lost the first time. Then a ruling came down from the State Education Department that all those teachers who received their salary increases before August 15 ( such as summer school teachers) were exempt from the freeze as well as all the other teachers of the district. That's when all teachers George Ward Elected as Democratic Zone Leader REUNION DANCE: The Farmingdale Jewish Center was host to over 500 youths at a Reunion Dance held in their Social Hall, on Sept. isth. Members of youth groups from Conservative Synagogues from all over the New York Metropolitan region as far away as Monticello, N. Y. came by charted buses to this annual event. From left to right Standing: Bruce Reimer, Senior Youth Group Leader^ Judy Shore, Chairman of Dance, Rabbi Paul Teicher Seated- Mrs. Pat Baron, Mrs. Sheila Lidman, Chairman of Youth Committee. School Lunch Program Still Shaky Although the new school lunch program in the Farmingdale Schools has not been interrupted so far, the situation is not back to normal yet. The main bone of contention by the cafeteria employees, paydays without pay, was apparently solved bv the Philadelphia firm which took over the lunch program at the beginning of the new school year, As one employee stated to i? ie OBSERVER: " the problems will not be solved until the new firm gets settled down enough to gain the routine necessary to run the operation. Democratic Party committeemen elected George Ward, 19 Painview Rd. as Farmingdale zone leader,, at a zone meeting last week. The Farmingdale committeemen and women, who were elected in the recent primary are: 63rd election district; Barbara Melore, 31 Penn St. and Eleanor Krebs, 25 Cheryl Lane North; 64th ED.: George Ward, 19 Painview Rd. and Merton Rothman, 5 Quaker Lane; 66th E. D.: Sanford Lenz, 95 Cedar Dr. and George Yabroudy, 60 Jerome Dr.; 67th E. D. Mildred DeMnrco: 170 Beth-page Kd and Robe*,' Cailahaly., 115 Thomas Powell Blvd.; 68th E. D.: Pearl Weinstein, 35 Hillside Rd. and Lucille Rosen Schein, 246 Conklin St.; 69th E D : Paul Toolan, 29 Cinque Dr.; 70th E. D. Thomas Lavan, 35 Quaker Lane and Ruth Slansky, 47 William St.; 74th E. D.: Francis Massina, 36 Hillside Rd. The committeemen remind local residents that registration for the November election takes place this week Thursday Sept. 30 from 12: 00 to 10: 00, Friday Oct. 1 from 12: 00 to 10: 00 and Saturday October 2 from 7: 00 A. M. to 10: 00 P. M. Newly eligible voters and those who have moved must register to vote. Already registered voters may enroll in a political party or change their party enrollment at this time too. Those interested in local Democratic Party activities or wishing information about where to register should contact their committeeman or Mr. Ward at MY 4- 4634. got their increases. But now, it turns out, that they lost it again, since the U. S. Cost of Living Council ruled that only those teachers are entitled to the increase who were actually working during the summer. The Farmingdale Teachers' Association is trying to have this ruling changed and has joined the National Education Association in federal suit filed in Washington on behalf of all U. S. teachers. Open Hearings The Farmingdale Board of Education will hold the first of a series of hearings in regard to the elementary schools, starting next Tuesday, October 5, at the Main Street School. The following evening a similar meeting will be held at the Northside School. The Board is holding these hearings in an attempt to get the feelings of the public in regard to the curriculum and services now being offered in the schools of the district. Parents in each area will be notified of the meetings by means of 3 r^ nvnder going home t h r o u g h the school c h i l d r e -^ Other me& P. nhs are planned for Bast Memorial Schooi on Tuesday, Octover 12, and for Parkway Oaks School on Wednesday, October 13. Sunrise Mall: Great Promise for the Future 120 Million Dollar Sales Expected the First Year - No Definite Plans on Traffic Control There is no question about it: Sunrise Mall, Long Island's newest and largest enclosed mall regional shopping center, will bring to this region an economic boom that might possibly defy any power of imagination at this moment. John Quinn, general manager of the Sunrise Mall, to be located on Sunrise Highway in Massapequa, came to the Massapequa Chamber of Commerce at Olsen's Motel on Monday to bring across the message of prosperity around the corner in no uncertain terms. The Sunrise Mall, landlord to four major department stores, Macy's, Gertz, Penneys and Korvettes, and to 125 smaller shops, anticipates more than one hundred twenty million dollars of the sales in the first year. According to Ginn, this will mean the additional six million dollars in sales tax to County and State, many millions of real estate taxes which will benefit schools and municipalities without making any additional demands on their services, and over ten million dollars in annual payroll which would flow into the pockets of local residents who work at the Mall. " The Mall will be regional in scope," Ginn said, " it will bring esthetic benefits as well as economic ones to the community. The Mall will not only have great impact on the area but also on the business already established here." The General Manager pointed out, however, that only those established businessmen will benefit by the Mall - created additional payrolls and new traffic opportunities who have foresight and imagination to take advantage of the new situation. Although the benefits of the. Sunrise Mall are clear, many questions remain unanswered. Ginn could not make a definite statement about the anticipated traffic congestion, when 20,000 cars are expected to visit the Mall daily. There will be highway widenings, Ginn explained. This TWELVE CHEEKS: The twelve cheerleaders of the Farmingdale Football Team have every reason to be cheerful: their team did accomplish what Lions bus hoped by beating archrival Syosset t,- o last Saturday. See page three for details. The cheerleaders are ( left to right) back row: Barbara Magid, Darryl Summer*, t'apt. Diane Montgomery, Capt. Barbara Whitebook, Dale Mcata, Cathy Del, alio. Front row: JoAnii De Simone, Karen Palmer, Barbara Gregory, Patty Moran. Barbara Pokrasso and Ellen MelUer. will certainly apply to Sunrsie Highway and Carmans Road. The old antipathy of residents flared up again in connection with Front Street. Here, Ginn added, the Mall will strictly comply with Town regulations which recently were restated in prohibiting Front Street to become a road leading into the Mall. Front Street will become a one- way street, allowing only for cars leaving the shopping center. There was concern voiced by some residents about a Nathan's store being added to the Mall. The fear here is that Nathan's may stay open longer than the rest of the Mall and thereby turning into an undesireable hangout for the young ones with all its unpleasant side effects such as speeding and drug traffic. Here Ginn could not elaborate, since discussions with Nathan's had not led to any firm commitment. " We certainly would not want anything undesireable to take place on the Mall," Town of Oyster Bay Councilman Joe Saladino said when questioned about this possibility. Besides Saladino, State Assemblyman Philip Healey attended the Chamber dinner. In addressing the guests, Healey voiced his optimism: " This Mall will bring to the Massapequas the activity it has been destined for." Foundation construction for the Mall is to begin on November 1 this year. The opening of the shopping center is scheduled for August 1973. Until then many of the still open questions will have been answered.
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