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Amy Schumer is taking on her haters one by one this week, or so it seems.
The "Trainwreck" star's latest mission is to slam the recent allegations that she's stolen jokes from three separate comedians.
The Golden Globe nominee cleared the air via Twitter Wednesday afternoon with the following to-the-point statement:
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"On my life, I have never and would never steal a joke."
Comedians Wendy Liebman, Tammy Pescatelli and Kathleen Madigan took part in a Twitter conversation (which has now been deleted) claiming that Schumer had used jokes from their acts.
Earlier this week, the 34-year-old Schumer slammed a critic on Twitter, after the self-proclaimed fan snapped a selfie with her.
"Spent the night with @amyschumer. Certainly not the first guy to write that," critic "LightsCameraJackson" wrote on his account. He too has since deleted the tweet.
Schumer retorted, "I get it. Cause I'm a whore? Glad I took a photo with you. Hi to your dad."
The star's comment caused Jackson to tweet multiple apologies including:
"I truly apologize. Thought you'd like the joke. I should leave the comedy to you! Thanks for the photo." He added, "I truly apologize for the tweet I posted earlier. I'm not a comedian and it wasn't funny."
After Jackson's apology, Schumer replied, "That's really okay honey...I just remember thinking you and your dad were sweet and it was a bummer to read that."
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The first U.S. trailer for the emo Nazi-hunter movie This Must Be the Place has been released. The film stars Sean Penn as an aging-rocker who becomes obsessed with pursuing the Nazi criminal who tormented his father in a concentration camp. The French trailer for the film showcased Penn's strange performance, but this new trailer is just straight up bizarre. I'm not really sure what Penn's going for, but he's created one hell of an offbeat character. There are a couple laughs in the clip, but I honestly don't know if this movie's supposed to be a drama or a comedy. Then there's that random Talking Heads cameo.
Hit the jump to watch the trailer. Directed by Paolo Sorrentino, the film also stars Frances McDormand and Judd Hirsch. This Must Be the Place opens on October 14th.
Here's the synopsis for This Must Be the Place:
Cheyenne (Sean Penn) is a former rock star. At 50, he still dresses "goth" and lives in Dublin off his royalties. The death of his father, with whom he wasn't on speaking terms, brings him back to New York. He discovers his father had an obsession: to seek revenge for a humiliation he had suffered. Cheyenne decides to pick up where his father left off, and starts a journey, at his own pace, across America.
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A Brief History of Leeds United Football Club
09 Aug 2017 08:03 pm, by YorkshireSquare
Football betting has become a favourite pastime for sports lovers hoping to cash in on their favourite team as well as for online punters looking to raise the stakes by betting on the world's most famous sport. The activity has become increasingly popular that new betting sites for football are popping up all over the web, giving players more accessibility than ever before. These online bookies offer a variety of betting odds and markets to cater for all fans, including those for Leeds United, one of the most raved about teams of all time. Walk with us as we provide you with a brief history of this popular side and how it became a striking force in the world of football.
Where it All Started for Leeds United FC
Leeds United Football Club was formally established in 1919 as a result of the collapse of Leeds City FC. This is also the very year that the team experienced its first game which took place in November 1919. Directly after this, the club joined the Football Leagues in May 1920 as part of its Second Division and their first fixture saw the team facing Port Vale, with Leeds United losing 2-0. During the 1920-21 season, Arthur Fairclough replaced Dick Ray as team manager and with his help, managed to take 14th place.
The duration of the 1920s saw many difficulties for the club, as they only got to taste top flight status in the following 1932/33 season, where they remained until 1939. The team faced a few challenges along the way up until the point when Don Revie stepped in as manager in 1961. The club finally had some real success thanks to Revie's decision to strengthen the team's output with the addition of footballers Jack Charlton and Billy Bremner, two of the best players of the 1960s and 1970s. Under Revie's management, Leeds United went on to qualify for a number of competitions and won several titles, including the FA Cup, the Charity Shield, and some more European trophies before he left in 1974.
An unforeseen change came about in the 1980s as United's 17-year long stay at the top ended with the team facing relegation to Division II, where they remained over the following eight years. It was only in 1990 that Howard Wilkinson helped raise the team back to top ranks. Wilkinson guided the side to their first victories after an unsuccessful period, and then in 1996, they went on to experience even more success in match winnings. Another change for Leeds was the replacement of Wilkinson who had George Graham take over, although he left after two years to join Tottenham before David O'Leary was appointed. During O' Leary's career, we've witnessed the team's success at the UEFA Championships League against Europeans giants Barcelona and AC Milan, where they reached the semi-finals.
The Millennium-A Rollercoaster Ride For Leeds
The early 2000s saw some more adjustments kick in, with Dennis Wise being appointed team manager in October 2006. Sadly, in just a year, Leeds United's progress was dampened with underperformance, having them relegate in 2007. After a financially stressful period, the 2007/08 season commenced with the team being 15 points behind, but as luck would have it, Leeds United FC won their first seven games for a brief top spot in December in 07. The club was taken over by former captain Gary McAllister, but despite fine early season form, Leeds United failed to recover from five consecutive defeats and McAllister was given the boot. Hereafter, Simon Grayson, ex- Blackpool manager, joined the team and led them on an victorious streak in the later stages of the season. During the 2009/10 period, Leeds United FC won a record-breaking eight straight wins in all the matches played.
Grayson exited in January 2012, when Neil Warnock stepped in as his replacement. Warnock left after a short period, who was then replaced by Neil Redfearn, and finally by Reading boss Brian McDermott, who became an instant hit. By January 2014, however, the club was up for sale once again, with Massimo Cellino taking over in April 2014. This subsequently led to the departure of McDermott and the addition of David Hockaday as head coach. Hockeday's tenure was cut short after a 4-1 defeat and the team experienced ups and downs until German coach, Uwe Rosler, was introduced to take Leeds through significant changes on and off the pitch. Further to this, we have seen even more transformations in management with Steve Evans in 2016, Garry Monk in 2017 and now Thomas Christiansen.


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This one is really annoying me. All of a sudden, I'm having linking problems with glu.h, OpenGL Utility. I'm using Dev-C++ and I'm creating an OpenGL project, Dev-C++ already had OpenGL installed with it, so I don't know why it's not linking. It used to. But now it's not. I get this trying to use gluPerspective():
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Derek Jeter is the shortstop for the New York Yankees and the founder of the Turn 2 Foundation. He is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Life You Imagine. He lives in New York City and Tampa, Florida. Visit the Turn 2 Foundation at www.Turn2Foundation.org.


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Weather favors maple syrup production
Last year's unseasonably warm weather took a toll on maple syrup output, but local producers said the cooler conditions this year have improved the 2013 outlook significantly.
Syrup flows best in conditions where daytime highs hit the low 40s and overnight lows are in the 20s.
Last year, temperatures got into the high 60s in March, which caused sap to stop flowing. But producers say this year's temperatures are just right, and they're hoping production will return to normal levels.
"The way the long-term forecast looks, it's looking good," Corey Grape, the owner of Grape Sugar Bush in Holcombe, told the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram. "It doesn't look like a rapid warm-up."
Grape plans to tap about 1,200 maple trees this week on his 120-acre parcel. His company typically manufactures 200 gallons of syrup per year.
The sap-collecting season generally runs from about March 15 to April 15.
Michael Jacque, who owns Jacque's Sugar Bush near Thorp, said his season is off to a good start. He said his first batches have a high sugar concentration, which helps produce quality syrup. Jacque said he also expects this season to be quick and productive.
"I think it's going to come and dump on us quickly, and be gone," he said.
While cool weather is good for sap production, tree trunks shouldn't be too cold. That's why the University of Wisconsin Extension office in Chippewa County is encouraging syrup makers to move snow piles away from trees.
"Once we get it warmed up, like this weekend, we should see a good flow," said Jerry Clark, a crops and soils educator with the UW-Extension office. "We're anticipating a better yield. We're optimistic."


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Matt Kenseth: Mr. Daytona, returning with a new team (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
By Mike Mulhern
He's been The Man at Daytona the past two years.
Will Matt Kenseth again be the man to beat?
With a little bit of luck here and there, he could have swept every race at Daytona and Talladega the past two years.
How much was Kenseth and his canny sense of where to be and when, and how much was Jack Roush/Ford technology, and how much came from the fertile mind of former crew chief and now Roush competition boss Robbie Reiser?
Now that Kenseth has moved from Roush and Ford to Joe Gibbs' Toyota camp, an answer should not be far away.
Of course racing at Daytona and Talladega requires teamwork, and nobody's done it better lately than Kenseth and Greg Biffle. And Biffle, with the season opener coming up, is quick and eager to praise Kenseth and that teamwork.
Biffle, though, is still with Roush and Ford, and it's not at all clear how well drivers for rival car makers can work together. Or how well the Detroit giants allow their drivers to work with rivals.
The finish line a year ago: Matt Kenseth, just ahead of Dale Earnhardt Jr and Greg Biffle (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
"I've never been told I had to do something or not do something," Kenseth says.
"The preferences are obvious, if you have a choice.
"But with the big packs, you see what line is moving, whose car works the best with yours, who is making the moves that seem to be on your wavelength....
"You have to be working with someone who understands all that stuff.
"If our cars are both fast together, and we wind up by each other, Greg and I will do that again.
"But it's a new car, and no one knows how things will work, so you'll just start the race without a plan and see how things work out.
"At the test (January 10-11-12) I didn't run in the big pack; I only ran with Denny (Hamlin) and Kyle (Busch) and Mark (Martin), and it was too small a group to learn much. The guys I talked with said they felt there would be a handling issue if NASCAR doesn't make any rules changes, because they've stripped a lot of downforce off those cars for Daytona and Talladega, and the speeds are really high, and the cars aren't handling. I'm curious to see how the cars will handle.
"I'm excited about that, because it adds a different element to the race.
"So if they don't slow the cars down or add more downforce, the cars might string out.
"But you really won't know how fast the racing will be."
The new team: Matt Kenseth (L), crew chief Jason Ratcliffe, and competition director Jimmy Makar (R) (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
Kenseth's personality -- that droll sense of humor, which has been so cool to watch the past few years -- may be just the thing the Gibbs' guys need....to take some of the edge off things.
Hamlin and Busch have, well, had their moments, and the edginess may work at times, but not so well at other times.
How will Kenseth, a Mr. Cool, fit in with this wild and crazy bunch?
"I think it will be okay," Kenseth says with a laugh. "I've had a lot of different teammates over the years, with different personalities and different approaches to racing. And I've learned something from all of them.
Wonder what Hamlin and Busch might learn, in turn, from Kenseth?
"Well, if they brought me in here and nobody learns anything, they probably made a mistake. I'm hoping I can learn as much as I can from Denny and Kyle, and add something as well.
"When this opportunity came up, you not only look at your new teammates but also the new crew chiefs. And what they've all got going on here seems almost too good to be true.
"Denny and Kyle and I have different personalities; we approach things a lot differently. And that's part of what really attracted me. It makes all of you think and all of you work harder."
Matt Kenseth (L): Is he really ready to play with this wild and crazy bunch? (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
Hamlin says when he considers Kenseth and Daytona, one thing is obvious: "He's won, and I haven't. That's something I'm missing.
"So I'm interested in picking Matt's brain: what strategies does he take to Daytona and Talladega, because that's really been my Achilles Heel."
And the personality? "He's been around, and he knows the highs and lows of this sport, and how to handle them. You could probably do an interview with Matt when he's running 20th in points and when he's leading and not tell a difference in his attitude.
"He does a good job of harnessing his emotions.
"He's a guy I've looked up to as a driver. Matt and Bill Elliott are the two I've looked up to as I was growing up. Now maybe he might not want to hear that because it ages him (laughter her), but he's smooth and he gets the job done.
"Coming here Matt probably has been rejuvenated, and he probably feels he has to go out there and prove something this year. People may be really surprised at just how good he really is."
And Matt Kenseth will be racing in several Nationwide races too, which adds a twist to his new job (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
Kenseth's move from Roush and Ford to Gibbs and Toyota was a shocker.
Roush gave Kenseth his first big break, and the two were together 14 years.
However sponsorship appeared to be something of an issue at Roush's, and while there are no official dollar figures, word on the street is that Home Depot was so desperate to get a driver who could go nose to nose with Lowe's Jimmie Johnson it was willing to pay a pretty penny. Home Depot and Gibbs first went after Carl Edwards in 2011, and appeared close to signing him, until a late offer from Ford to keep Edwards in the Ford fold. (In fact, lingering fallout from that duel may have led to some of the issues Edwards had last season in that slump.)
From Kenseth's side, the thinking seems obvious:
-- Kenseth turns 41 in a few weeks, and this is probably is last great contract.
-- Kenseth is still with a championship-caliber team.
"I was really intrigued by this opportunity when it came up," Kenseth says. "For a whole bunch of reasons. Some: I wasn't 'starting' a fourth team, I wasn't going with a crew chief who's never done it, I wasn't going with a crew that's never been over-the-wall. It's an established team that's won races, won championships, an established organization with teammates who win all the time....
"I felt I was putting myself in the best position.
"My expectations are probably higher than they've ever been."
A championship contender the last two seasons, with Jack Roush. So how will Matt Kenseth fare this season with new team owner Joe Gibbs? (Photo: Getty Images for NASCAR)
And that's saying something, considering he's won 24 Cup events over his career, including the Charlotte 600 and two Daytona 500s, and of course the 2003 championship.
He concedes such thinking "is dangerous, because it sets you up to be let down.
"But I'm really excited about what I've seen over here, from the people to the cars to their approach...to the organization, the whole thing.
"Now we've got to see if we can get the results."
A good fit, then?
Yes, Kenseth says. "I kind of feel like a kid just starting, to be honest with you. It may sound silly, since I've been doing this for so long and I know I have the experience, but I almost feel like this is my first year.
"It really is a new beginning.
"I feel extremely fortunate to get this shot."
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California seeks better fleet data, Montana county maps wind and Virginia promotes remote work to cut energy consumption.
State and local governments are climbing aboard the green bandwagon, although "green building" innovations such as energy-efficient light bulbs dominate the ride.
Emphasis on lighting is understandable given that light bulbs devour 22 percent of all electricity produced nationwide, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). But green government involves more than the usual suspects. Emerging projects in state and local government show that IT workers have a role to play via data center consolidations, GIS, inventory databases and telework.
Consolidations typically get the most attention from CIOs because data centers account for 1.5 percent of all electricity consumption in the country, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Data center consolidation slashes power consumption by eliminating redundant processing and unnecessary cooling, as well as by conserving floor space.
It may seem lofty to implement green projects for environmental concerns alone. However, the trick of a successful green IT project may be pursuing something the government needs to accomplish anyway.
For example, agencies typically consolidate data centers to reduce costs, simplify IT management and improve business continuity. But these initiatives also lower electricity bills, which automatically reduces carbon emissions. An inventory management system cuts costs by eliminating unnecessary purchases; it obviously reduces consumption, which ultimately lowers emissions. GIS and mobile applications eliminate unnecessary driving, which improves productivity and reduces fuel costs - once again, a carbon emissions reduction comes built in to that investment.
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California law requires state government agencies to cut energy consumption by 20 percent by 2015. The California Department of General Services (DGS) intends to meet the mandate by collecting information that gives the department new insight into state operations. That insight will be used boost efficiency and conserve resources, said Will Semmes, chief deputy director of the DGS.
For example, the department - which negotiates all statewide vehicle procurement contracts - is implementing fleet management changes that will provide better data about the use of state vehicles.
The 119 California agencies that own at least one state vehicle will upload fleet information into a centralized DGS database. The solution will offer the DGS an unprecedented breadth of information for calculating carbon emissions and other factors, said Semmes.
"If you multiply by 50,000 vehicles, we're going to get information that we've never had before about the use of our fleet in different aspects: the actual disposition of the vehicle, whether it was used appropriately and whether it was used enough to warrant having that vehicle," Semmes said. "How are the emissions? How much fuel did we use? Are we buying the right fuel? Where did we buy it from, and therefore what kind of alternative fuel infrastructure can we get in those places where we seem to be buying the most?"
Semmes said the database will give the DGS a comprehensive view of all state vehicles, making it easier to see if unused vehicles could be shared among agencies. The project could potentially reduce the number of cars the state owns and maintains, thereby cutting costs and reducing consumption.
The DGS also aims to reduce carbon emissions by purchasing more alternative fuel. The agency has many vehicles that can operate on traditional or alternative fuel, but state workers often don't fill them with alternative fuel because it's usually unavailable on their routes.
"I think it's unconscionable for us to demand of a child support worker, who just happened to get the E85 car [that is fueled by a mixture of ethanol and gasoline] that day, to drive 20 miles out of her way to fill it up with E85 when her job, and the only thing she's being judged by, is whether she picked up this foster kid and took him to the right place on time," Semmes said.
State employees who work out of the office pay for fuel with government credit cards. The DGS is considering using government purchase card data to determine where employees buy fuel for state vehicles. The agency could then work with the California Air Resources Board (ARB) - which recently received legislative funding to establish alternative energy infrastructure in the state - to suggest appropriate locations for alternative fuel sites.
"You're going to see the adoption of these alternative fuels at a much greater rate than you would if you were to force employees to do all this other stuff. It would cost you money. It would slow things down. It would interrupt that child support services worker, and if you multiply that by 215,000 employees, you've got yourself a productivity problem," Semmes said.
The state also could track vehicle usage efficiency by installing GPS systems in them. However, state leaders have resisted GPS vehicle trackers.
"It's not part of this project, but it's something we'd like to try. A lot of folks have wanted to go down this road over the years, but when they found out that either the modules cost $800 a car or whatever the issue was, everybody got cold feet," Semmes said. He said collaboration between the California Department of Transportation and the EPA to secure funding for GPS trackers is a possibility. If the DGS can't find enough money to install them in every car, it could install them in some, but in a way drivers couldn't detect which vehicles had them, said Semmes.
Even with that compromise, GPS systems would be a tough sell with many state employees.
He said the best way to implement GPS systems would be with the intent to use the data for overall analysis of all vehicle activity - not individual vehicle travel.
"You can look at the driving habits over a period of time and say, 'Look at that. This department is driving with a sedan with one person in it from this location to that location. At the same time, another department is driving with a sedan with one person in it from the same location to the same location. Let's combine the trips and ditch one of those cars,'" Semmes said.
Benchmark It
California state government must track exactly how much energy it uses - and where it uses that energy the most - in order to achieve the mandated 20 percent cut in energy consumption. Rather than collecting massive stores of data on energy usage and building a new database to establish benchmarks, Semmes is taking advantage of existing resources outside state government. The federal Energy Star program already has a database built for analyzing power consumption. And the power utilities already have information on where and how much electricity agencies use because electricity is metered. Instead of asking agencies to assemble the data, Semmes will have utilities download the information directly into the Energy Star database.
"We can use that benchmarking data to determine what makes sense economically and which green things we should be doing," Semmes said.
But there are limits on the level of detail those benchmarks would provide at various facilities. In many cases, just one meter measures electricity for an entire campus. Semmes said the limited benchmarks would at least give the DGS a head start as it prioritizes energy efficiency efforts.
Mapping the Wind
Property tax revenue is pouring into a once-anemic government budget in Cascade County, Mont., thanks to a wind speed GIS tool the county provides to wind power developers.
Normally when a new business moves to Cascade County, it relocates to the city of Great Falls for access to sewer and water infrastructure. Consequently outlying county areas often
get no additional tax revenue from new businesses. Wind turbines, though, are ideally suited for rural land, said Peggy Beltrone, Cascade County commissioner.
Strong, predictable wind patterns that are attractive to wind power providers can be found in many parts of Montana. Cascade is competing for attention by removing some of the preliminary work that providers would typically do before constructing turbines. Providers can attain maps of the area's prevailing winds from the EPA, but the Cascade wind power GIS tool offers additional information the EPA doesn't include.
"We stick the topography layer in so they know if the wind source is sitting on top of a mountain - that wouldn't be as good [a location to build] because you need roads to get up to it," Beltrone said. "We have the land database, so if they're interested, they can know exactly who owns the property. You can't get that on a federal map. We've also plotted the power lines on the map."
The county started the project in 2002, and two years later successfully attracted Horseshoe Bend, the first wind farm facility Cascade County brought in by using the GIS tool. That facility began generating power in 2006. The facility features six 1.5-megawatt turbines, with a combined value of $10 million.
"The taxes off a project like that are considerable. It goes directly to the funds that desperately need money to serve the rural parts of the county. Per turbine, the project brings in about $25,000 per year in tax revenue. A project of six turbines might be $150,000 in taxes, although it's going to decrease every year because of depreciation," Beltrone said. "That's real money, and it's going to schools, libraries, health departments and road departments."
That revenue came from a GIS tool that cost almost no extra money, because the county already had an active GIS team in place.
The Horseshoe Bend facility is locally owned, but most wind providers will lease land from farmers for the turbines, said Beltrone. That will bring extra income to landowners.
"The large industrial-size wind projects are owned by multinational corporations that lease the land. A farmer who puts a turbine on his property might have a lease that would pay between $3,500 and $4,500 per year, per machine," Beltrone said.
Four other wind power companies are exploring Cascade County as a potential site, she said, and they were attracted to Cascade through the GIS tool. Beltrone said a private Cascade County citizen even used the GIS tool to build a wind turbine to produce his own onsite generation.
The project also made Beltrone a national player in the wind energy industry. She now holds a seat on the DOE's Wind Powering America Committee, which promotes wind energy nationwide.
"Now I'm really at a point where I can talk about Cascade County because I'm at national meetings and making speeches on behalf of what the federal government's been doing," Beltrone said.
The Telework Option
Many vendors pitch telework products as a way for governments to attract and retain a skilled IT work force. Telework also offers green benefits - fewer polluting cars in the fleet and fewer cubicles in the office mean less consumption.
Virginia already utilizes telework for IT workers. Roughly 40 percent of the Virginia Information Technologies Agency's (VITA) work force telecommutes at least one day per week, said Aneesh Chopra, VITA's secretary of technology.
"It's a priority for our governor, and the security issues can be addressed if you pay for the appropriate security standards and you have the right tools in place," Chopra said.
He said adjusting management styles to accommodate telework is more challenging than solving security issues. Chopra contends agency managers must learn to manage based on workers' production rather
than the duration they see them at their desks.
Chopra said he thinks part of the reason the VITA's telework participation is so high is that Virginia moved all of its IT workers last year to a facility 20 miles south of the old Richmond, Va., building. The move created a longer commute for many workers, which made telework more attractive.
Chopra said the process hasn't required dramatic changes to employee and manager interactions. Some telework advocates recommend equipping remote employees with Web cameras and other communication devices. But Virginia's current IT workers adjusted well to telework using BlackBerrys and e-mail, Chopra said.
Beyond the green benefits, telework and flexible work hours will play a critical role in attracting young IT workers, according to Mitzi Higashidani, chief deputy director of the California Department of Technology Services.
"They may work at 3 a.m. because that's when they're awake. Perhaps their highest performance and creativity peak is at that time," Higashidani said.
She said California's purchasing habits are already reflecting the move to telework.
"We're retooling. We are no longer buying desktops. Everybody who shows up to work is going to get a laptop and a phone. Work is going to happen through Web conferencing. Some managers expect you to show up to meetings, but you don't have to see the person for it to be a personal experience," Higashidani said. "When the work force moves out and becomes mobile and flexible, you have to stay in touch more through phones and other tools. Blogs, wikis and similar technologies will be the way this work force works. Baby boomers are slow in adopting that."
She added that California is developing a security strategy to make telework possible. Currently telework happens on a limited basis, said Semmes.
"There is no overall telework policy. It's done department by department, which is common sense because it gives managers flexibility," Semmes said.
Almighty Data Center
Government data center consolidation is now commonplace across the country. For instance, Texas is midway through a massive outsourced consolidation effort, reducing 5,500 physical servers down to 1,300. The project also will cut 15 mainframes to six. Much of the consolidation is powered by virtualization technology, which has become increasingly popular.
Texas pursued consolidation to cut costs and reduce the staff it needed to maintain IT. The resultant green benefit was not a primary motivation, but it came in handy when selling the project to the Texas Legislature, said Lara Coffer, technology center operations division director for the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR).
IBM won the outsourcing contract. The consolidation will centralize IT management and eliminate redundant functions.
"We have duplicate systems. For example, everybody's running their own e-mail systems. Everybody's running their own domain name systems," Coffer said.
Coffer said she prefers to advocate those green initiatives that are side benefits to projects that serve other state needs. The DIR used the green component of its consolidation to sell it to the Legislature.
"There are so many people who think of green as building out of materials that are recyclable. What I've really seen that can give you the most cost-effective benefits are simple green initiatives, like energy-efficient equipment and consolidation," Coffer said.
Servers in the new data center use direct current (DC) technology, which is about 12 percent more efficient than the more common alternating current (AC) server technology, according to DC Power for Improved Data Center Efficiency, a report from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
The new data center also uses sophisticated cooling technology that enables the facility to cool servers while using less power, said Coffer.


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LAS VEGAS (AP) — A 34-year-old man awaits extradition to Minnesota after he was sentenced in Las Vegas to five years' probation for keeping his ex-girlfriend against her will at a motel in the Nevada resort city of Mesquite.
Deputy Public Defender Carli Kierny said Tuesday that Jason Greniger hopes to serve his probation in his home state, where he was sought on a warrant in a felony child punishment case.
Greniger was sentenced June 9 in Las Vegas after pleading guilty in April to felony coercion stemming from his January arrest.
Prosecutors agreed to drop a kidnapping count that could have gotten Greniger up to 15 years in prison.
Police say Sheena Herschbach accused Greniger of using physical violence to keep her at the motel 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas.
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A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity as exclusive GBR sail number goes up for auction on Valentine's Day!
The RORC Rating Office is offering sail number GBR 1000 R for sale by auction, and will donate 50% of the sale proceeds to Toe in the Water, the charity that offers competitive sailing opportunities to injured servicemen and women.
This could make the most unusual and unique of Valentine's Day gifts! The closed auction commences on February 14th and runs until noon on February 28th and is only open to British owners.
The Rating Office, the technical arm of the Royal Ocean Racing Club based in Lymington, Hampshire, issues sail numbers in the 'R' series to British racing boat owners. RORC sail numbers have long been revered amongst the sailing fraternity since the RORC was formed in 1925.
The most desirable sail numbers were rapidly snapped up by boats racing under the RORC and IOR rating rules during the last century, but it has only just come to light that sail number 1000 was never officially allocated.
The Rating Office is pleased to support Toe in the Water, recognising the charity's dedication and success in its mission: "Competitive sailing is a physically and mentally challenging adventurous sport and provides a unique opportunity for injured men and women to sail and race on equal terms with their able bodied contemporaries." (www.toeinthewater.org)
A cheque will be given to representatives from Toe in the Water by staff from the RORC Rating Office at a presentation in March at the RORC Clubhouse in London.
Owners interested in bidding for GBR 1000 R should read the Terms and Conditions of the auction before bidding:
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Fight Like a Girl
Mehad Taha & Sheila Sampath at the Fight Like a Girl Activist Training Job
Outside my work with Shameless, I run an activist design studio called The Public. This March, I was proud to be a co-facilitator of the Fight Like a Girl Activist Training Job, hosted by Newcomer Women Services Toronto. Fight Like a Girl was a two-week paid job in which twenty-four young women came together to talk about racism, forced marriage, gender-based violence and bullying, learn about media literacy and creation, and kick some serious ass with newfound Wendo skills.
The program was the brainchild of Maya Roy, Executive Director of Newcomer Women's Services. Every morning, the girls had Wendo training, and in the afternoons, I had the privilege of working with them to develop their own campaign, Use Your Voice, designed to combat gender-based-violence and build self-esteem. On our last day together, I was joined by Ronak Ghorbani, Sarah Feldbloom, Natalia Saavedra, Sidra Mahmood, Victoria Barnett and Sarah Mangle who each facilitated hands-on sessions in social media, podcasting, poster-making, web design and zine-making, bringing the campaign to life. The results were pretty amazing.
The week was a fantastic one for me – I ended up learning so much from the girls who participated in the group and felt lucky to get to work with each and every one of them. One of the participants, Mehad Taha, 15, shares her experience:
Our Experience at Fight like A Girl By Mehad Taha
Hi my name is Mehad Taha and I am 15 years old and I applied for the Fight Like a Girl activist training and job because I wanted to understand my rights.
During the week of March break, I had the opportunity to meet different girls from around Toronto, with different cultures, and beliefs. On the first day of our job we had icebreakers so we could get to know each other.
The girls and I spent our mornings with Wendo instructor Deb, so she could teach us how to defend ourselves from people who try to harm us. She taught us self-defense moves like the Wendo Fist, the Eagles Claw, the Hello and Goodbye and many more. We also learned we can walk outside with confidence, and if anybody tries to harm us, we know how to break their noses. Nobody can take our confidence away from us.
In the afternoons, we spent time with Sheila Sampath, who is the editor of Shameless magazine and works at The Public. We had conversations about ways we can feel good about our gender, our personal choices and our identities, so we can feel more comfortable and confident about ourselves. The girls and I talked about how it feels to see people talking about us in a bad way and how it can hurt us, we also talked about how we can avoid that problem and just ignore it. Sheila had asked us how we want to be seen, for example, a confident, independent girl/woman/lady/person that wont take crap from people!
Sheila gave us some of the tools to help us make our own campaign we called "Use Your Voice." We wanted to encourage others around the world use their voices to defend themselves and never let others judge them. One of the great things about our job was that we were able to express ourselves to each other and be open about our feelings knowing that no one would judge us for who we are. We recorded podcasts, we made zines, some pretty posters, a website for others, and a social media campaign as well.
The person who organized the Fight Like a Girl Activist Training Job was Maya Roy from Newcomer Women's Services Toronto. Before I joined the program, I thought about what the job was going to be like and how many girls where going to join. I thought I was just going to learn how to do yoga, that men can't control us and would have to blog about what I did after. It was more then that. We got to do different workshops and make new things around our environment and make a website for younger girls.
Highlights included learning how we can build our strength and confidence. I learned Wendo moves from Deb who taught us how to defend ourselves and how to act when some one makes us feel uncomfortable. The one important thing I learned was that every girl is strong in her own way and we are all independent and we don't need people to take care of us or call us different names. With my next job, I am hoping to be an independent person who can solve problems and protect myself and others.
I hope the program will find a way to continue so all of us girls who joined could teach a new generation of girls how to defend themselves and use their voices. I want all young people to know not to allow others to abuse you or tell you what to do or become. Because you control your own lives and know that you have the power to protect yourselves and have your rights.
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Last Saturday was a bit of a disappointment for the Dynamo in Montreal, losing 4-2 to the expansion Impact. A week later, the men in orange have an opportunity to redeem themselves with yet another Eastern Conference opponent coming into town. The Philadelphia Union have had their share of turmoil and turnover this season, but are coming off of a 4-0 upset of Sporting Kansas City in MLS and a 5-2 win over the Harrisburg City Islanders in the U.S. Open Cup under interim coach John Hackworth. The coaching change and some new faces in the squad seemed to have breathed new life into a team that reached the playoffs last year.
Winning when it matters
Taking a look at the head-to-head records between Houston and Philadelphia reveals that the Dynamo have struggled against the Union, who have defeated the Dynamo twice in Houston and tied twice more at PPL Park. However, these records only take into account MLS regular season play. The two teams met in last year's Eastern Conference Semifinals, and there the Dynamo were able to defeat the Union twice: 2-1 in the first leg in Philadelphia and 1-0 in the return leg for the final game at Robertson Stadium. With the 3-1 aggregate victory, Houston then defeated Sporting Kansas City to be crowned Eastern Conference Champions.
New faces
Saturday's game could mark the first appearance of new Dynamo signing Boniek Garcia. The Honduran midfielder arrived in town earlier this week and has been training with the team since Thursday. The Dynamo have been eagerly awaiting his arrival after trying unsuccesfully to sign him in the past. Garcia will wear No. 27 for the Dynamo, and is able to play a variety of positions. His addition to the team, along with a quick turnaround with a game on Tuesday and the loss of Adam Moffat to suspension means that we may see a brand-new lineup on Saturday night.
Philadelphia looks very different than it has in its first two seasons in MLS. Gone are former head coach Peter Nowak, leading scorer Sebastian Le Toux, former captain Danny Califf and 2010 No. 1 draft pick Danny Mwanga. Le Toux, Califf and Mwanga were dealt by Nowak in separate trade deals to different MLS sides. Le Toux was sent to Vancouver during the offseason for allocation money, Califf was traded to Chivas USA in return for midfielder Michael Lahoud and allocation money and Mwanga was dealt to Portland in exchange for forward Jorge Perlaza.
After the deals and the worst start in Union history, Nowak was dismissed on June 13 and assistant coach John Hackworth was named interim coach. Earlier this week, the Union announced the signing of former MLS Defender of the Year finalist Bakary Soumare. Saturday's match will be the first that he is eligible to play for Philadelphia. The Union will be missing defender Raymon Gaddis, which will mean more lineup shuffling on their part.
Players to watch
Despite a disappointing track record this season, the Union have a young squad that is capable of going up against the league's best, evidenced by their thrashing of Kansas City. Here's three players to keep your eyes on:
- Freddy Adu -- Once the future of American soccer, Adu signed with MLS at the age of 14 to play for D.C. United. He has since played all over the world, but never quite lived up to his initial billing. But just because he's not the next Pele doesn't mean that he doesn't have some serious skill. Still only 23 years old, the attack midfielder is capable of producing some brilliant individual moments.
- Carlos Valdes -- The only player on the Union to play all 13 games this season, Valdes has been a rock at the back. While Philadelphia's attack may have issues, Valdes and the defense have only allowed 15 goals this year, good for joint-least in the league. Valdes will be going up against the red-hot Will Bruin, who has scored nine times this year and at least once in each of the past three games.
- Zac MacMath -- One of the youngest goalkeepers in MLS, the 20-year old has posted four shutouts in eleven games played. In his eleven games, Macmath has allowed slightly more than a goaljust over a goal per game. The second year shot-stopper will be going up a team in the Dynamo that has scored at least two goals in each of its last three games.
Ticket and broadcast information
Limited tickets are still available for the match on Saturday night. If you haven't been able to get out to the new BBVA Compass Stadium yet, now is your chance. To purchase tickets, call (713) 276-GOAL or click here. The match will be broadcast on television locally on FOX Sports Houston (English) and MultiMedios Houston (Spanish). Radio broadcasts will be on SportsTalk 790 (English) and La Ranchera 850 (Spanish). The match kicks off at 7:30 p.m. CT, radio broadcasts begin at 7 p.m. CT for pre-game shows.


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Oklahoma City Thunder star and Maryland native Kevin Durant is pledging $1 million for tornado relief through his family foundation.
The American Red Cross announced Tuesday that the gift from The Durant Family Foundation is meant to match other donations and be an incentive for more people to give. Red Cross' regional CEO Janienne Bella said the organization was thankful for Durant's ``generosity.''
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On Monday, Durant sent a message to his 4.1 million Twitter followers with Red Cross donation information.


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SQL U - Cloud Computing - Class 1
Class Description:
This Cloud Computing course at SQL University explains the Distributed Computing paradigms used by major vendors, and covers information useful to the data professional for implementing proper architecture designs.
Pre-Requisites: General computer programming data development terminology, industry experience in at least one of those disciplines
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Buck Woody – Bio available at: http://buckwoody.com
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In this class we'll focus on:
· What cloud computing is
· Where it can be used
· How it applies to you and your organization
Each day there will be a lecture, along with homework for the next class session. There will be a comprehensive final exam – it's contained primarily in your work environment!
Class 1 – Cloud Computing Defined
Welcome to the first class in SQL University on "Cloud" computing – although we'll soon dispense with that term. First, why have a class in this discipline in a data-centric location like SQL University? Isn't this class series dedicated to data?
Yes it is – and in fact, this is a perfect place to talk about distributed computing. At the end of the day, whether we're talking about SQL Server or Windows Azure, it's all about data - taking it in, processing it, storing it, computing against it, and returning it to the user. And of course we'll spend some time on SQL Azure, Microsoft's "RDBMS in the Cloud" along the way.
Let's start out by defining a few terms. "Cloud" has become such a diluted term that it's become synonymous with "Internet" or "Web", but I'll still use it throughout this series so that we stay consistent. To be more technically accurate, however, I'll use the term "Distributed Computing" as a synonym. What that means is that the computing functions – at a high-level: input, processing, storage, output – are performed on multiple, intermittently connected systems. This brings up the concept of "Stateless" coding – something that might require a little explanation.
Take a single system running code as an example. Assume that on your laptop you run a game program. Your system marshals together the CPU, Disk, Network and most importantly, memory to do the work. As your game turns left, the CPU directs the graphics to show that result, and the memory stores where you are at that microsecond. Freezing that moment in time, you're looking at the "state" of the program. It is declared to be a "state-ful" program, because if you turned off the computer, the memory would be refreshed and you would lose your place in the game. In fact, you would lose the fact that a game was running at all. You'd have to start over.
Contrast that with a "state-less" program. You might even have that game again – but in this case, the code that runs might exist on more than one computer. And instead of saving where you are in the game just in memory, the "state" could be stored in a file that all of the computers can access. So now if one goes down or is too busy to respond, another identical copy of the program itself can reference the file and continue working.
Of course, for this to work, there are two further areas to consider. One is that you have to handle the fact that the user needs to be re-directed to another computer. This can be handled by placing a load-balancing redirector to answer the user, and it decides where the packet of data goes. In Windows Azure, this is handled for you. Secondly, you need to deal with the latency introduced by storing state on a file instead of in memory. So as you can see, not everything goes to the cloud. But there are workarounds, mostly involving thinking in queues or messages. The combination of these and other computing strategies is a process called "Stateless Computing", and it involves hardware and code. I'll include references to this in the "Homework and Reading Assignments" section below.
The next part of the definition of cloud computing is the way it is used. While many vendors (and even open-source projects) offer "cloud" computing, it's important to understand exactly what they are talking about. The industry has created three broad categories that we agree to use for discussing a distributed computing environment.
Infrastructure as a Service (Iaas) – Abstracts the hardware layer, most often by hosting a Virtual Machine (VM) or drive storage.
This paradigm is useful for "canned" or pre-packaged applications that require a "setup.exe" process. Scale, High-availability and operating system licensing and maintenance are your responsibility. The vendor handles the hardware for you. Microsoft offers Windows Server, Hyper-V, and System Center for our IaaS offering, your responsibility is obtaining a hardware hosting service for those software platforms.
Software as a Service (SaaS) – Abstracts away everything. It's a software package you access without installing anything.
This paradigm is useful when there is a specific need that the software provides, and you do not have a high customization need. Microsoft offers Office 365, Exchange and other services as a SaaS paradigm.
Platform as a Service (PaaS) – Abstracts away the hardware, Operating System, Scale, and to some degree High Availability and Disaster Recovery.
In this paradigm you write or re-write portions of your code to simply run somewhere else. Conceptually your code runs on a single, massive, adaptable machine, although there is of course hardware, software and management happening underneath. Microsoft Azure is the offering we use to allow you to port or write .NET and other languages (such as Java and C++) and then simply deploy that code to Windows Azure.
Using a PaaS has some unique benefits – such as programmatic scale (you can seamlessly add more power or storage based on counters you watch or create), resiliency, global reach and so on. Since you pay for what you use, the cost structure is completely different – and can even be shifted to the business unit that asks for the increase in power or speed. Code does not have to change based on scale. Microsoft has resiliency built-in to the platform, so no management of the operating system, patching or licensing is required.
Another benefit is that the compute, storage and even a service-bus offering can be used together or even separately. This allows a great deal of flexibility, and even has the potential to "federate" your on-premise systems into the cloud, or even from company to company, all without having to set up a VPN or compromising your security structure.
The end result is that a PaaS solution, while requiring some re-architecture, provides benefits such as scale and adaptive billing that go beyond immediate needs, depending on your ability to change the code in your solution. It should also be noted that a PaaS solution is one of the few that allows you to migrate to the cloud in an iterative fashion – parts of the application can be migrated as time, resources and other factors dictate.
SQL Azure is a PaaS solution as well. It's simply a SQL Server system running in the same datacenters as Windows Azure. Under the covers it maintains the hardware, Operating System, patches and so on, and runs an Instance of SQL Server. You have a longer connection string, and it uses SQL Server authentication only, but other than that you connect to it and use like you would an on-premise database server. There are differences – some of the features found in SQL Server aren't available in SQL Azure, the sizes of the databases are more limited, and you start at the database level – not the instance level. In the reading assignments below I'll show you more information about that.
In the next class, we'll cover the use-cases for Distributed Computing. It's not for all situations, but does fit others extremely well.
Reading Assignment:
For a general overview of cloud computing architectures using Windows Azure, check this link: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/buckwoody/archive/2010/12/21/windows-azure-learning-plan-architecture.aspx
For more information on SQL Azure, check this link: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/buckwoody/archive/2010/12/13/windows-azure-learning-plan-sql-azure.aspx


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Genesys, a provider of customer service and contact center solutions, today launched Genesys Proactive Engagement, which allows companies to combine real-time behavioral analytics with historical customer interaction and transaction data to determine the right time to engage Web visitors, over the right channel, with the right person.
Genesys Proactive Engagement, which integrates the Web channel into Genesys' Customer Engagement Platform, is powered by a business rules engine that allows companies to adapt to changing buyer behavior and customer support needs. These rules identify the precise moment to invite the visitor to engage over the channel that is most appropriate for that visitor and situation. Customers are invited to communicate via chat, voice, SMS, email, and other channels.
The solution then connects the visitor to the most appropriate agent available at that time, who is informed with customer context. These unique customer insights are presented to the agent in a desktop application that provides critical information about visitors and their behavior. Insights from this behavioral analytics inform future interactions across all channels.
"Today's Web engagement solutions fall short on multiple levels. They are typically limited to chat and callback, and analytics are limited solely to the Web," said Paul Segre, president and CEO, Genesys, in a statement. "Genesys Proactive Engagement provides engagement through any channel, including voice, SMS, email, Web RTC and Web forms, while leveraging contextual behavior from the Web and interaction history across all channels. This powerful combination delivers a new level of customer engagement not possible until now."
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Rumours of a Need For Speed: Underground remake are "false", Criterion's creative director appears to have confirmed, before suggesting that the studio will no longer develop reboots or remakes of older Need For Speed titles.
Rumours of an Underground title being in the works emerged overnight after EGM posted a picture of the alleged game's logo.
The site claimed to have received the image from an "anonymous source", and linked the image to VideoGamer.com's earlier report of an "Unannounced Racing Title" being in the works at Criterion.
But hours later, Criterion's creative director Alex Ward took to Twitter to say: "Totally fake. Remakes and Reboots? #movedon"
Ward's comment suggests that the firm may have moved away from remaking classic Need For Speed titles.
The developer's two most recent titles include Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit and Need For Speed: Most Wanted, reboots of two previous Need For Speed sub-series.
Of course, Ward's tweet may not be in relation to the alleged leak, but the timing of it would suggest it almost certainly is.
EA told VideoGamer.com that it would not be commenting on the rumour of a new Need For Speed: Underground title when contacted earlier this morning.
This year's Need For Speed title is expected to be in development at Ghost Games and run on Frostbite 3.
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Reimann, Valerian Maximilian (19th-20th century)
Valerian Maximilian Reimann, a student of theology who delivered a Latin address on Menno Simons with the title, Menonis Simonis qualis juerit vita vitaeque actio exponatur (Life and Works of Menno Simons). The address was made on 30 May 1893, at Jena, probably at the instigation of Friedrich Nippold, who was a professor of theology at the University of Jena 1884-1907. It was published (Jena, 1893) as a university paper, but was not meant for distribution, hence is rather scarce. It is found in the [[Amsterdam Mennonite Library (Bibliotheek en Archief van de Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Gemeente te Amsterdam)|Mennonite Library of Amsterdam]], in the National Library of Paris, and in the Library of the University of Göttingen.
Hege, Christian and Christian Neff. Mennonitisches Lexikon, 4 vols. Frankfurt & Weierhof: Hege; Karlsruhe: Schneider, 1913-1967: v. III, 453 f.
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Wacom has released updated software for its Inkling drawing tool that makes it compatible with Adobe's Creative Suite 6 (CS6) and Autodesk's SketchBook Pro 6. The Inkling is a biro-and-receiver combo that captures what you're drawing while you work in a Moleskine, blank sheet or even a napkin.
Read our Wacom Inkling review here.
Wacom say the Inkling is designed for rough concepting and creative brainstorming, but the only thing stopping it allowing full-on illustration creation is singular choice of nib – a ballpoint. When it launched in autumn 2011, we speculated that Wacom could easily provide a choice of applicators from Rotoring-style nibs to pencils to brush pens – but none of these have been released so far.
The ballpoint pen uses Wacom's pressure sensing technology (1,024 levels of sensitivity) to detect how hard the pen is being pressed to the paper while sketching. These pressure variations will appear in the digital version of your drawing.
Alongside the pen, the Inkling includes a wireless receiver that clips to the top or side of your paper or sketchbook -- it seems a line-of-sight link between the pen and receiver is needed for it to work. Pressing a button on the device allows you to create a new layer for componentised drawings, and the layered files can be opened intact in Photoshop or Illustrator (CS3 or later), or in Autodesk SketchBook Pro.
When sketching is complete, the receiver is connected to the user's computer via USB to transfer the digital files. Files can be opened with the included Inkling Sketch Manager software to edit, delete or add layers as well as to change the formats and transfer the files to your applications -- or save them in JPG, BMP, TIFF, PNG, SVG and PDF formats.
The pen and receiver store and recharge in a compact case (above top) that you can carry around with you for sketching wherever you find inspiration -- though we wouldn't recommend using it in the bath.
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