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INTRODUCTION: Increasing life expectancy in the general population has led to a rise in the incidence of cancer and new challenges with regard to the diagnosis, therapy and prognosis of this disease. AIM: To assess prognostic factors in the initial work-up of patients ultimately diagnosed with cancer in an Internal Medicine Service, particularly those related with age. PATIENTS AND METHODS: A prospective study was undertaken with 224 patients ultimately diagnosed with cancer, as confirmed by histological or cytological study. The neoplasms included respiratory, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, metastatic adenocarcinoma of unknown origin, gynaecological, hepatobiliary and others. Before reaching the diagnosis, the following factors were investigated in all patients: functional status [Karnofsky Performance Status (KPS)], comorbidity (Charlson scale), body mass index (BMI), serum cholesterol and albumin concentrations, cognitive level (Mini-mental test), quality of life (Short Form 36 questionnaire), and extension of the disease according to established criteria. Survival at 1 year was analysed. Statistical analyses were done with spss 11.0 for Windows, using a forward stepwise (likelihood ratio) method to construct the model and a Cox multivariate model for the survival analysis. RESULTS: A total of 224 patients, 167 men (74.5%) and 57 women (25.5%), with a mean age of 66.1 +/- 12.3 years were studied. KPS was >or= 70 in 84% and comorbidity was zero or one in 74%. BMI was 24.25 +/- 4.3, cholesterol 180.7 +/- 4.3, albumin 3.32 +/- 0.5 and Mini-mental score 25.4 +/- 3.7. Metastasis was seen in 131 patients (58.5%) and local disease in 93 cases (41.5%). One-year survival was 38.8% (87 patients) with a mean of 203.8 +/- 143 days. In the Cox analysis, the independent predictive factors for survival were KPS [hazard ratio (HR) = 0.951; 95% CI = 0.930-0.974; p < 0.01], metastatic dissemination (HR = 2.422; 95% CI = 1.643-3.571; p < 0.01), physical quality of life (HR = 0.978; 95% CI = 0.962-0.995; p < 0.01) and albumin (HR = 0.653; 95% CI = 0.455-0.936; p < 0.01). CONCLUSIONS: In the initial work-up of patients ultimately diagnosed with cancer in an Internal Medicine Service, functional status, dissemination, the physical component in the quality of life scale and serum albumin levels were independent prognostic factors for survival. Age was not an independent prognostic factor and should not be used as a basis for adopting diagnostic or therapeutic decisions in these patients.
We prospectively studied 110 patients with a first acute myocardial infarction with cross-sectional echocardiography, between 7-10 days post-infarction, to assess the value of semiquantitative segmental contractility score for the first year post-AMI risk stratification. 87 patients had acceptable recordings (40 anterior and 47 inferior infarction). Twelve patients had severe complications (severe angina or heart failure, reinfarction or death) and 40 had non-severe complications. The total segmental score was higher in complicated than in non-complicated patients. The score also differentiated angina from heart failure. The score of necrotic area was more discriminating than that of non-necrotic area. Discriminating power was higher in anterior than in inferior acute myocardial infarction. Thus we conclude that the semiquantitative assessment of segmental contractility by cross-sectional echocardiography is useful for risk stratification following acute infarction identifying severe complications, particularly heart failure, with better discrimination in anterior acute myocardial infarction.
In order to compare 5 French versus 8 French catheters for assessing ischemic heart disease, we prospectively studied 2 groups of 100 patients each, one with 5 French (group I) and the other with 8 French (group II) catheters by the Judkins technique. Significant differences were found in the greater easiness to catheterize LV (p less than 0.05) and LCA (p = 0.01) in group II and in better quality image for LCA in group II (p less than 0.05), although all patients in both groups had acceptable image quality. Pressure curves quality was better in group II (p less than 0.01); X-ray exposure time was longer in group I (p less than 0.001) and arterial compression time in group II (p less than 0.0001). Group I showed 3 and group II 10 mild hematomas (p less than 0.05). The procedure could be completed by the elected first artery and type of catheter in 95 patients in group I and in 96 in group II. Thus, the Judkins technique with 5 French catheters is as valid as with 8 French for assessing ischemic patients, reducing arterial morbidity, although mildly increasing technical difficulty and mildly decreasing quality image.


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Wednesday, June 19, 2013 - 6:28 am A bill that would restore $90 million in funding to the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities has passed the Senate and the Assembly, according to Sarah Compo, a spokeswoman for Sen. Patty... More >> |
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 4:39 pm POTSDAM – Brian L. Middlemiss, 28, Ogdensburg, was charged Monday with petit larceny. Middlemiss was issued an appearance ticket by state police, whose investigation began June 7 with a complaint from... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 4:38 pm State police have investigated vehicle accidents in Fowler and Oswegatchie. Cindy S. Stevens, 34, Harrisville, was in an accident at about 8 a.m. Monday in the Town of Fowler, along State Rt. 58 near... More >> |
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 12:08 pm POTSDAM -- Several St. Lawrence County students received awards at Clarkson University's "Recognition Day" ceremony recently. The following students received awards: • Sara Deschaine of Potsdam... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 12:05 pm CANTON – Nineteen St. Lawrence County students have been selected for the St. Lawrence University Dean's List for the spring semester. To be eligible for the dean's list, a student must have completed... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 12:02 pm Four area high school students have received $500 scholarships from the L. Wayne Strader Memorial Scholarship fund. They are Alyssa Cutler of Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Miranda Haze... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 11:45 am GOUVERNEUR – David E. LaBarge, 30, of Massena was charged with a felony drug count Monday morning. State police said they charged LaBarge with third-degree criminal possession of a narcotic with inten... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 11:41 am POTSDAM – A pregnant Canton woman is denying charges she kicked a village police officer while being arrested Monday and claims police slammed her into a car. Newman"I screamed. I said that I'm pregna... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 11:29 am HOPKINTON -- A Hopkinton man has been charged with promoting prostitution and tampering with evidence. Dean M. Lamphere, 60, was charged Monday morning with two felonies, one count of third-degree pro... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 9:17 am POTSDAM -- A Canton woman faces multiple charges after she allegedly kicked a Potsdam Police officer during a domestic dispute at 1:14 p.m. Monday, police said. Kendra C. Newman, 21, was charged with... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 9:04 am POTSDAM -- The Lawrence Avenue K-Kids recently presented support staff at the elementary school with thank you cards and flower bulbs for Secretary/Assistance Day. Each year the kids work on somethin... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 8:51 am Joann C. Ellis, 37, of Norfolk was charged with speeding in a school zone (41 mph in a 20 mph zone) at around 8:50 a.m. on Lawrence avenue. 0850 Traffic stop on Lawrence Avenue – Ticket issued 0857 Tr... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 6:22 am PIERREPONT – A Pierrepont man was arrested and jailed Monday night for allegedly placing a female in fear of her life while he displayed a kitchen knife and grabbing her by the throat and preventing h... More >> |
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 6:17 am PARISHVILLE -- The Town of Parishville Park recently purchased a locally made playground boat, with help from a St. Lawrence County Health Initiative grant. The grant was issued through 'Creating Hea... More >> |
Monday, June 17, 2013 - 5:28 pm POTSDAM -- Potsdam general surgeon Charles R. Wilson has been awarded certification by the American Board of Surgery (ABS). Board certification is a voluntary and multistep process that takes many yea... More >> |
Monday, June 17, 2013 - 5:26 pm CANTON -- The St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency named its new building at 19 Commerce Lane, the "Ernest J. LaBaff Industrial Building." The 15,000 square foot building, the first in th... More >> |
Monday, June 17, 2013 - 2:31 pm NORWOOD -- A number of kindergartners at Norwood-Norfolk Central School celebrated Flag Day last week by dressing up in red, white and blue colors. More >> |

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An inclusion helper at Bel Air High School was charged Friday.
UPDATE: (1:14 p.m.)—An inclusion helper at Bel Air High School was charged Friday with sex abuse of a minor after allegedly having a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old girl.
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This is the second case of its kind to impact Harford County Public Schools within the past month.
Anthony Leon Farris Jr., 24, of the 1000 block of Pirates Court in Edgewood, was charged Friday with sex abuse of a minor, fourth-degree sex offense and perverted practice, according to online court records.
The charges stem from allegations Farris had a sexual relationship with 16-year-old female student, according to a release from the Bel Air Police Department. He was taken into custody Friday at the board of education headquarters in Bel Air, the release states.
Farris was released from the Harford County Detention Center Saturday after posting $50,000 bond, court records show. A preliminary hearing is set for 11 a.m. March 21 in Harford County District Court.
The case is being investigated by Bel Air Police in conjunction with the Harford County Child Advocacy Center, a unit that specializes in investigating mistreatment of children.
See Also:
- Harford County Classroom Helper Charged With Sex Abuse
- Harford School Employee Allegedly Admitted To Having Sex With Teen
Editor's note: The original version of the story incorrectly stated the school where Farris worked. The article has been updated to reflect the correct information.
FH John
1:05 pm on Monday, February 25, 2013
According to the Sun the incident happened at Bel Air High, not Edgewood.
1:00 pm on Monday, February 25, 2013
On the Sun, it is being reported that he is an Inclusion Helper at Bel Air High School not Edgewood High. Do you know which is accurate?
Kirsten Dize
1:04 pm on Monday, February 25, 2013
Sarah, you are correct. The story has been amended.
Becky Z
1:15 pm on Monday, February 25, 2013
~WOW~ What a shame! I think these two inclusion teachers should hook up together, and leave the kids alone~
Oksana Merryman
2:11 pm on Monday, February 25, 2013
These kids who are asked to participate in such an act, I wonder why they even go for it? Plus, the teachers or helpers need to leave the little kids alone. Or else consequences will follow your butt.
Wayne Earl Jones
11:48 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Kids are more horny these days, must be the hormones in the milk.
shari b
11:28 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Hccac are sex stomping nuts. Everybody is a rapist to them. They destroy lives before facts are known. I have seen 15yr old girls more streetwise than 25yr old. They lie about thier age
3:25 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
if they are in high school you can pretty much assume they are underage...
11:27 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
They keep blaming the teachers but these "kids" know what they are doing too
11:27 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
I agree to an extent. The teachers/helpers/etc should KNOW better and hold themselves to a higher standard. But I know what you mean about "kids" knowing, or at least thinking they know. I comment from the perspective of having been a teenage girl several decades ago. And the hyper-sexualization of society is worse now than it ever was.
Penelope Patch
11:28 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Child predators know who to target -- the kids tend to be loners, troubled, having family problems (but not always). It should never be thought of something the child should not have participated in, because child molesters are very good at what they do. They usually are in positions that put them very close to children (e.g. schools, camp, sports). They gain the trust and admiration of the children and over time, these people "groom" their victim, by successively building their trust and an sense of closeness, until one day it goes over the edge. Statistics indicate that children who were victimized in the past are more likely to be victimized again. They often do not tell anyone because of shame, guilt, or because they may have been threatened or their families threatened if the child says anything. Older children are still children and not mature enough emotionally to give their consent. They need to throw the book at this man. He needs treatment and even then, he may get out and do it again. It is very difficult to treat people who are sexually attracted to children. Disgusting.
Wayne Earl Jones
1:45 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
The way a lot of 16 year old girls look these days I don't think the sexually attracted to children thing holds water. These girls are fully developed.
Penelope Patch
1:51 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Wayne Earl Jones,
Your comment wreaks of blaming the victim. It shouldn't matter what someone looks like -- including a 16 year old girl. That is a different discussion about permissive values in dress. At that age, she is still a child and it doesn't matter. It is up to the adults that are entrusted with the care of our children to do the right thing, set high standards, and model good behavior. I hate the "blame the victim" banter. Utterly ridiculous.
11:27 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Keep in mind that in Maryland 16 is the legal age of consent.
11:27 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Is HCPS not checking people's backgrounds thoroughly enough?! This is just such a sad state of things....the hard part it that even though these adult should "know" better, kids today have been so overly "sexually influenced" by the media, that they are all on overdrive sexually.
Lynda Mayfield
11:45 am on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
I am currently an Inclusion Helper our backgrounds are checked. However that doesnt mean someone out there that doesnt have a sketchy past cant decide to do this. Background checks cover past situations not new ones that may occur
1:45 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
MaR I have to respectfully disagree with your statement of HCPS. This young man had a spotless record other than some traffic violations before all of this.
Wayne Earl Jones
3:25 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
I thought 16 was the age of consent in Maryland? What is this guys really guilty of?
1:50 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
It is but when you are employed by the school system it is a crime that is the 4th degree sex offense.
Citizen one
3:25 pm on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Lack of integrity and respect for the instructor-pupil relationship is an understatement.
He had neither, but it was his responsibility to have maintained that. People have no self-restraint and feel that anything put before them is theirs for the taking. Even if the teen had flaunted herself, it is his responsibility to hold it together. Degradation of human character is the overall picture in all of these offenses reported.
cindy sanders
1:50 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
He was my son's helper and my son said he can't belive he would do something like this.smh
M. Mac
1:50 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
The teacher is an unrestrained pervert. It must run in the family. Anthony Farris Sr-age 47years- is a registered sex offender (look this up on the sexual offender registry). Although some may say that we cannot hold the crimes of the father on the son, it is apparent that this should have been an issue addressed during the background check. I continue to be baffled regarding adult attraction to children. I don't care how packaged the kids may appear, children are off limits to adults...PERIOD.What has become of morals and boundaries. This world is fading fast. How scary and dreadful.
12:27 pm on Thursday, February 28, 2013
M.Mac I agree with you but the with the it must run in the family thing. Honestly that has nothing to do with anything. When You are a child and see your biological father in the news paper for being a sex offender you don't aspire to be like him. As a matter of fact it was his ambition to make that name mean something positive than live up to the legacy of Anthony Sr. I don't know what went wrong but we all will know after his day in court.
shari b
1:07 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
not referring to the above school incident, i would like to express my views in general about this child advocacy center of hc. sometimes they seem to be on a sex witch hunt in general. every victim is a victim, and every rapist is a rapist. there is no in between. all a person has to say is "he (she) made me do it." and that's it. one simple sentence and they don the white hat and throw a rope around a tree. they NEVER discount the fact that the "victim" could be lying- ever. a young person does not understand that even to utter a simple sentence can destroy another for life, and if they ever do- its too late. are the "victims" fully interviewed or even polygraphed to see if this is really true. while i know there are true victims who are horribly hurt and raped and destroyed and their rapist needs to have the book thrown at them, more often than not it is consensuel between two people- no matter what the age. if you say yes- then it is yes. you can also say NO.
12:27 pm on Thursday, February 28, 2013
Shari b you may be right about the Child Advocacy Group, but there is a real widespread problem in HCPS with this kind of thing, and unless someone starts somewhere it will never go away. I have 2 daughter in HCPS one will be 15 and the other 13, both with killer shapes on them. The elder of the 2 looks like a grown woman from the neck down and I pray to God no teacher comes on to her when she begins high school because I honestly don't know if I posess enough restraint to not get myself in trouble if either one of them were touched. Even if they wanted it. I have a real problem with this kind of thing with older people having sex with younger people even when they are legal to do so. A woman young enough to be my daughter is off limits to me, and I have told a few that very thing who have come on to me. I figure 16 is old enough to be a father so I draw the line there for starters.
Wayne Earl Jones
11:27 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
I'm sure this young lady received just as much enjoyment from her encounters as the boy from North Harford did receivng fellatio in the Walmart parking lot. There is a very differnet flavor to the comments when you compare the write up on the two incidents. At 16 you are fully aware of what you are doing.
You are all idiots
11:28 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Kids in high school are having sex anyway, what does it matter if they are having sex with one of their peers or a 24 year old black man? Sex is sex. I'm sure there is more to this story, like how she probably consented, initiated contact, etc.. yes, I am blaming the victim because sometimes the victim needs to be blamed. She knew what she was doing and she knew the consequences that could effect the male helper. Is the helper wrong also? Yes. My point is; she would be having sex either way and she knew what she was doing was wrong.
1:07 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
You are all idiots,
You have validity in your point, but as long as it's students with other students above the age of 16 then legally it's ok. It doesn't matter if it's a 21 year old helper and a 17 year 11 month old sturdent it is a sex offense in the fourth degree.
1:07 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
I fail to see why people continue to hold the school responsible for a background check! The young man had nothing in his background to suggest he would do anything of this nature. The school system did not fail in any capacity and took promt action when allegations were brought to light. Yes his biological father is a sex offender, but he had next to nothing to do with his upbringing
Tre'ion Downs
12:28 pm on Thursday, February 28, 2013
it shocking and unreal first of all and these critics you can say all you want only God can judge him and personally i know A.j i ran track and played football with him there alot to the story thats untold so all the assumer stop assuming the details. I agree/ disagree yeah a perverted act is not tolerated but i feel and believe that this young lady need to be held accountable for her action too. she control her body not him. But this is the issue where was her parents if they so called having a relationship and intercourse. if parents pay attention to their kids lives and stop thinking that they can rise themselves or the SCHOOL SYSTEM can rise them it wouldn't be a issue on teachers and students relationships cause the parent is right up in their child life and know all the things that happens in their environment. stop believng society is going to pick up where the parents lack and fall short wake up this is not a perfect world. Get up off y'all A** and do your jobs.thats all I got to say!!!!!
8:40 pm on Sunday, March 3, 2013
Aj was the never the type , the internet isnt always accurate ao for people to be just going by what they see is a shame. You all are not involved in the investigation. So for all the people blaming him an not taking into consideration that the girl has a brain of her own is really blowing me. I feel as though if you never knew aj you have no room talk comment on this because your going by what you hear and a picture. everyone speaks but not everybody listens . We dont know the whole story , therefore nobody should have anything to say . Gahhhlee


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Decision not just about the gameGames people playWhen I heard that three Hutchinson Monarchs had been booted from the team after being arrested inside Carey Park last Friday night, my first thought dealt only with the baseball side of this issue.As did my second thought. And the third.
It mattered little to the Monarchs' owner, general manager and part-time first-base coach who must fill in the gaps in the pitching rotation this summer now that Jarrod Jameson and Taylor Gentry have been sent packing following their arrests last week. It mattered even less to Blackim that Aaron Stubblefield, a second-year Monarchs infielder, hadn't been arrested in the incident that involved suspected underage drinking and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Stubblefield was with Jameson and Gentry and should have known better. He too was kicked off for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Blackim wasn't thinking of this summer, the topsy-turvy Walter Johnson League standings or the Monarchs' quest for a third straight bid to the NBC World Series next month. Forget that the Monarchs, who won their first nine games of the season, had dropped five of their last seven games heading into Wednesday's doubleheader with visiting Topeka. This decision was made with an eye to the future. The Monarchs, he figures, are here for the long haul. That said, there really was no decision to make. If the Monarchs are to continue to be an integral part of this community, the players he brings to town have to be good citizens. If the Monarchs are going to continue to draw fans, it has to go deeper than the rock-bottom price for a 24-ounce cold one at Hobart-Detter Field. Blackim knows there is a challenge to bringing in good ball players - and good kids. But he and his wife, Kim - now in their fourth year of running this franchise - have shown that it can be done. The Blackims pride themselves in putting a good product on the field - one that the community will support. And the Blackims understand that with this support comes a responsibility for the Monarchs to do far more than simply win baseball games. The Monarchs make personal appearances. Many of them work around town and all of them work hard to build a kinship with Hutchinson. The community plays a huge role in the success of this franchise. Summer baseball is a longstanding tradition in a number of places - Alaska and Cape Cod are the ones that draw the best college talent in the country. But Kansas has a pretty good lineage for summer baseball. And Hutchinson might be considered a heritage city for summer baseball. Home run king Barry Bonds played here in 1984. So did Rafael Palmeiro, a member of both the 500-home run and 3,000-hit clubs. A couple of years earlier, Roger Clemens spent a summer in Hutchinson on his way to winning 354 games. Just like every one of the hundreds who have represented Hutchinson, they were taken in by members of the community. They lived with host families, who fed them, cared for them, made certain they got to the ballpark on time and they became family members. In any family, there has to be trust. Without well-behaved players, summer baseball in Kansas couldn't work. Boil it down to its purest form, and that was the impetus of Mark Blackim's decision this week. And that's not to say that Jameson, Gentry or Stubblefield are bad people. It would be hypocritical for most of us to take a holier-than-though stance on this issue. Good kids are prone to dumb decisions. Unfortunately, there are ramifications for our actions and these three are paying that price. According to police reports, Jameson was arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Gentry, 20, was arrested on suspicion of illegal possession of alcohol by a minor. Jameson, an Oklahoma City native who played at Pratt Community College in the spring, had established himself as the Monarchs' top pitcher during their fast start. He had won two of his first three starts and had an earned-run average hovering around the 3.00 range. It didn't take long for Jameson to understand he had made a mistake. He didn't try to hide from it, instead choosing to confront it head on. Late Sunday night, he issued an apology that was published in this section on Tuesday. In it, he said he is "embarrassed and saddened that I have let everyone down. I am truly sorry for my actions that have disappointed so many people that care about me. I regret that I have put the team in a difficult situation by putting myself before the team. I was wrong and made a terrible decision that I will have to live with. "I can only hope that people will realize I have learned from this situation and will never repeat this mistake. I can only ask for the forgiveness of those that I have hurt." It was a classy gesture because it was unexpected. We are a forgiving society. The words "I'm sorry" carry a lot of weight. Owning up to a mistake might be the greatest life skill there is. This little mishap will serve as a reminder to future Monarchs players - a cautionary tale of sorts - but Jameson's association with it will soon be forgotten.
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Sounds like hehad creative differences with the publisher, and either quit or was fired. Mixed feelings about this guy. Far Cry 2 was a disappointment. Decent game that should have been much better. Chaos Theory was a great game, though. Hopefully he lands somewhere good and makes a great game in the future.
LucasArts creative director quits
Splinter Cell, Far Cry dev Clint Hocking leaves San Francisco studio for new mystery company on the heels of Star Wars 1313 announcement.
After two years, LucasArts creative director Clint Hocking has left the Star Wars studio. In a terse update to his personal blog, Hocking wrote that he has found new work and is in the process of relocating out of San Francisco, California.
Hocking joined LucasArts in 2010, and his time at the company was spent working on multiple unannounced projects. Previously, Hocking was employed at Ubisoft, where he worked on the 2002 original Splinter Cell game and its 2005 sequel, Chaos Theory, for which he served as the game's creative director. The developer was also creative director on 2008's Far Cry 2.
Hocking's departure from LucasArts comes after the company's announcement of Star Wars 1313, a new third-person action game. The project has players taking on the role of a bounty hunter navigating a subterranean metropolis, Level 1313, beneath the surface of the planet Coruscant. Star Wars 1313 is a LucasArts collaboration, with Industrial Light & Magic, Lucasfilm Animation Ltd, and Skywalker Sound all contributing.
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A major contribution to road safety
Even if the traffic still jams up, semi-autonomous systems can establish a common speed impossible to attain among dozens and dozens of human drivers, to keep the traffic moving. Slow progress is better than no progress, and better able to keep drivers' tempers under control than start-stop movement, even if the bursts of speed are high. Volvo and car automation specialist Ricardo, working under the auspices of the European Union's Project Sartre (Safe Road Trains for the Environment) have shown this kind of thing works.
Cars won't just be communicating with each other but also with the infrastructure. So in cities, they will be talking to the traffic management systems with the aim of making everyone's journey as smooth and as quick as possible, and with the overall aim of reducing emissions and fuel consumption.
Google's driverless car: a long way from showrooms
You can expect connected cars to start appearing in showrooms some time in 2015. They won't be self-driving. Far from it, in fact, as there's a whole host of legal and practical issues that must be addressed before that happens. Instead, they'll use their car-to-car connectivity to help make motoring more safe.
According to Ford's van der Jagt: "We will start with warnings about roadworks, traffic jams and emergency vehicles. This is easy to implement. Vehicles can take that information, inform the driver and pass it on to any other vehicle within a 300 metre radius."
Further down the road, he reckons, "you will know about all the cars around you, such as those that have stopped, or those that are invisible because of obstructions, and we can take action on all those scenarios".
Back-seat drivers
This begs the question of how far the driver will be involved in future. Are we destined to become passive passengers in our own cars?
"We could get to a point where the completely automated car could arrive," muses van der Jagt, "but full autonomy is very, very far out. So you can't fall asleep in the back seat - there's no legislative framework for that."
Semi-automated cars will be here sooner than you think. There's already a range of cars available, from makers as diverse as Audi, Toyota, Ford and Kia, that can park themselves. Add car-to-car connectivity, and controlled situations such as slow motorway flow lend themselves to automation.
Jam session: avoiding gridlock, the ITS way: free-moving cars warn vehicles approaching the slow-down
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"Most people would like to have a Mondeo that drives itself," says van der Jagt. "In controlled conditions in a motorway jam, the car could take over." You can expect that to arrive within ten years, he predicts.
Van der Jagt wouldn't be drawn on which Ford will be first to sport interconnectedness, saying only that the new features will arrive in the course of the normal rhythm of car updates; but he didn't argue when I suggested it might indeed be a Mondeo.
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I'm feeling very very depressed.
If you want to drive coupled to the car in front, take the bloody train. I for one don't want my drive controlled my Mr 40mph in the middle lane. I don't want to read my emails or download entertainment from teh intarwebs or be thrown adverts or routed onto a different road.
The very most I want to know is 'this road is subject to delays because xxx'. That's it.
The scenarios illustrated in the article are fanciful at best: the amount of processing power required to uniquely and unambiguously identify every other vehicle in sight, in all conditions of temperature, visibility, and weather; to identify road conditions and braking distances and 'that bloke never had a driving lesson in his life' and that ball that just rolled onto the road is likely to have a kid following it and ooh, an ice cream van... nah. We've got a computer that can do that, and it's made with great delight and unskilled labour.
We don't need mechanisms to stop us having to think; we need educating *to* think.
Re: Like Marvin
Perhaps there can be a system to tell Mr 40mph to get the %$^£ out of the middle lane because he's not overtaking anyone at that speed and is causing tailbacks halfway across the country....
This is all going to end in tears...
Just wait until the mission creep sets in and everyone and their dogs can gain access to your personal motoring data under crime, terrorism or kiddie protection legislation. Reminding you that your MOT / tax is due is fine, as is letting you know there's something wrong with your engine or you've got a nail in your tyre is fine. AutoPhorm, location tracking, letting SonyBMG know you've been playing Susan Boyle content leeched of l33torrentz and driver profiling is not.
"check the status"?
"You'll be able to check the status of your car long before you slip in behind the wheel."
What's a car's "status"? I can't think of anything that I want to ask my car before I get in. No doubt the car will just reply: "It's complicated".
Re: Like Marvin
"That said, motorways have three lanes"
Not all of them.
I've also noticed that Mr Middle Lane Driver doesn't often tend to notice much of what's happening behind them, including but not limited to large queues, beeping horns, flashing lights and whatnot.


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Two Patch readers explain what they saw when a 2-year-old boy fell into the African painted dogs exhibit and was mauled to death Sunday.
As Pittsburgh police continue their investigation into the death of a 2-year-old boy who was mauled after falling into the African painted dogs exhibit at the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium, witness are telling their stories. Two of them commented to Patch. A person using the name Dreamweaver wrote: "I was at the zoo today in the restaurant right outside of the painted dog exhibit and witnessed it...very scary. We have often thought just how unsafe that exhibit is, nothing to stop anyone from falling. Nothing I want to witness again." Kathleen Lucas was another witness who shared her comments on Patch: "I was there, at the exhibit. It did not take several minutes for the dogs to attack, they did so immediately. It was a horrible scene …
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The Revolution In Teen Outreach
Synagogues, educational groups rethinking offerings and
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Julie Wiener
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
For eighth graders enrolled in Temple Emanu-El's religious schoolTemple Emanu-El's religious school, the lessons this year are less aleph-bet and more ABC.
Once a month, the young teens make the short trek from Upper East Side to East Harlem to volunteer with elementary-age kids at the Association to Benefit Children, an agency that offers numerous services for disadvantaged children.
At Emanu-El, volunteering is not part of the eighth-grade curriculum: it is the curriculum. Before each volunteer gig, where the students help with homework, read stories and lead games for kindergarteners and first graders, they are required to participate in a learning session at the temple in which they discuss relevant Jewish texts (recently it was "Teach each child according to his way" from Proverbs). They also study Jewish teachings on social justice, and learn about advocacy and fundraising.
The same is true in the Reform congregation's seventh grade, which this year replaced its weekly classes with Mitzvah Corps, a program in which kids perform community service at a variety of venues.
Emanu-El is hardly the only Jewish institution rethinking its teen offerings. A growing number of synagogues are restructuring their teen programs to make them more informal and "experiential." And they are also offering a wider variety of options from which to choose, emphasizing service learning (as in community service, not worship service) and the arts.
Only a small percentage of American Jewish teens attend day high schools or yeshivas. And with "post b'nai mitzvah dropout" one of the most frequently uttered terms in Jewish education circles, and with "emerging adulthood" a new buzz phrase among Jews and non-Jews alike, there is an increasing sense that reaching today's Jewish adolescents means looking beyond the old menu of youth group, Hebrew high school and old-style summer camp.
Such institutions, many of which have changed little in decades, "work for some kids, but clearly not enough kids," says David Bryfman, director of the Center for Collaborative Leadership at the Jewish Education Project (formerly BJENY-SAJES).
Together with UJA-Federation of New York's Task Force on Experiments in Teen Engagement — which recently commissioned a study of New York teens, their parents and various Jewish program providers — Bryfman's agency is seeking to promote innovation in the field, particularly in the area of technology.
"One of the areas we're working on is how can we better utilize social media, online gaming and other digital media" in Jewish education, Bryfman said, adding that the groups are "seriously exploring the development of cell phone applications that can be used in Jewish education."
Other new initiatives in the Jewish teen world include:
n Moving Traditions, the Philadelphia group behind "Rosh Hodesh: It's A Girl Thing" programs for teen girls is about to launch The Brotherhood in several New York locations, a program that aims to counter low Jewish involvement levels among teenage boys.
The Jewish Student Union, a network of Jewish after-school clubs meeting in public schools, recently received a $1.5 million grant from the Jim Joseph Foundation to expand to Westchester County, Fairfield County and south Florida. (See article on page 32) Similarly, The Curriculum Initiative partners with private secular high schools to introduce Jewish content into student clubs, all-school assemblies and classrooms.
n Brandeis University recently established an Office of High School Programs, offering various learning and social justice-focused projects for affiliated and unaffiliated teens, including Russian speakers. The office was one of 50 innovative Jewish organizations recognized in this year's Slingshot guide, which described it as "a laboratory to grow existing programs as well as an engine to push the boundaries of the Jewish community by launching new ideas and experiments."
n A new certificate program for professionals working in Jewish teen engagement (also with funding from the Jim Joseph Foundation) is in the planning stages at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.
The trend of postponing marriage and childbearing, and thus extending adolescence or "emerging adulthood" into the 20s (not to mention the growing likelihood that the eventual marriage will be an interfaith one), has added new urgency to the calls for improved teen and youth engagement.
"There's a whole period in the lifecycle of young adults where they are involved in thinking about and doing Jewish things in very different ways than the standard Jewish world has been offering," said Jo Kay, director of HUC's New York School of Education. While American Jewish institutions used to figure that lost teens could be brought back into organized Jewish life once they married and had children, now "Someone from after their bar or bat mitzvah might not step into a synagogue for 20 years," Kay said.
"We in the field need to do everything we can to retool and to understand the needs of this particular population and the things they're interested in," she said. "We don't believe they're not interested in Judaism or being Jewish, but they access that in very different ways" than other generations have.
Some formal classroom models for high school students are thriving, particularly community-based ones such as the Bergen County High School for Jewish Studies in New Jersey. However, a growing number of synagogues, particularly Reform ones, are tearing down the distinctions between "formal" (classroom learning) and "informal" (youth group, retreats) education programs for teens, with some merging them completely or shifting to an entirely informal model.
"That dichotomy" between formal and informal "is not effective anymore, especially when the two are competing for the same kids," Bryfman noted. "Many places are looking at a blended model: it's a trend, but not pervasive yet."
Four years ago, the Reform Temple of Forest Hills [full disclosure: this writer is a temple member], combined its high school and youth group into ToFHY-High, a weekly informal program for 13-to-18-year-olds.
"Teens don't have that much time and giving up two days sometimes to go to a [youth group] meeting and for high school can be very troublesome," said Faye Gilman, the Queens temple's education leader. "We decided to figure out a way to do it all at once so they didn't have to give up two nights."
Teens choose topics for study based on their interest, rather than their grade level, with teachers, the rabbis and the cantor offering units on trope, spirituality, the prayer service and other subjects, responding to suggestions from the teens.
"Once upon a time, there was a textbook, there was a grade, they learned in classrooms and it ended at 10th grade with confirmation," Gilman said, noting that the post bar-bat mitzvah "retention rate has gone up immensely," in the four years since the program's restructuring.
Forty-two teens are registered for ToFHY-High and "this year only one or two kids didn't sign up [again] between seventh and eighth grade," Gilman said.
At Emanu-El, teens can be involved in a variety of ways, from confirmation classes, to attending individual events and weekend trips to helping plan a fundraising benefit event (a program initiated at the suggestion of teens and which raised $13,000 last year for the American Jewish World Service's Haitian earthquake relief efforts).
Daniel Mishkin, the synagogue's coordinator of youth and young adult learning, tracks all the congregation's high school kids on a spreadsheet, assigning them rankings from one (meaning, their name is known, but they haven't attended any programs yet) to five (actively involved and in a leadership position) to denote their level of engagement.
"I have a goal for each kid," he said, noting that he invests extensive time making phone calls and getting to know each teen individually. "I wish we could get to all the number ones."
About 80 students are involved on some level above two, with 32 ranking as four or higher.
While post-bar/bat mitzvah retention rates remain fairly low, with about 25 percent of kids continuing from seventh grade to eighth grade, Mishkin notes that the rates are improving and "we have a lot of mechanisms for getting them involved again later."
For Olivia Klein, an eighth grader at Chapin who is a regular participant in Emanu-El's Lirdof Tzedek service-learning program, there was little question about continuing after her bat mitzvah.
"My bat mitzvah speech was about volunteering at the ABC program," she said. "I really like doing different activities to help people who are less fortunate than I am. It feels good."
Although most of her friends from other synagogues stopped their Jewish educations as soon as they had their bar/bat mitzvah, Olivia said she "definitely wanted to continue."
"This is a really good opportunity, not just for learning life lessons but learning about my religion."
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Someway to schedule different throttle rates would be nice.
Consistent & Easier Bandwidth Throttling for Replication
Currently with PureDisk and Media Server Dedupe, you have to hand-edit pd.conf and agent.cfg as described in the following SymWISE documents, in order to throttle the bandwidth used for replication between servers:
- http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH158488
- http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH69413
- http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO36413
Unfortunately, the SymWISE documents above and the Deduplication - Additional Usage Information and the Deduplication Guides here and here, don't really provide clear and consistent information on how to throttle bandwidth, and doesn't reflect true behavior.
(For example, even with throttling properly set, replication will still utilize all bandwidth for the first five minutes, and then throttle down.)
Regardless of the sketchy information, the method for setting bandwidth limits is cumbersome and confusing.
NetBackup and PureDisk need to include bandwidth throttling settings for replication in the GUI, instead of forcing users to modify multiple text files, and the bandwidth limits need to be enforced at all times.
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Great idea to add to the idea! Awesome!
Todd D. Woodward
IT Supervisor, SOC Shift Lead – Appliances SOC
Symantec Corporation
Springfield, Oregon
I am looking into resolving this issue on a customer site at present, and after reviewing the information referred to in this note have a number of questions:
1. I understand there was an issue with these parameters not being honoured in earlier releases of the Puredisk code. Is this issue resolved with 1.4.2 of the appliance code for the 5000 series appliances ?
2. If I edit the agent.cfg file on my 5000 appliances to change the bandwidthlimit parameter from =0 to = 100000, will this effectively limit all of the replication traffic from the appliance to a maximum of 100Mb of the available 4Gb network link ?
3. If I want to put an overall restriction in place is the above parm change the only one I need ? i.e. do I also need to change the pd.conf files anywhere ? I believe that the pd.conf changes are only required to implement restrictions on individual replication jobs, and the agent.cfg change will put in place an overall restriction which is what I want
4. Has the issue whereby the restriction was not honoured until after five minutes of the job running been resolved in the 1.4.2 code level ?
After spending a lot more time on this subject I am still not 100% sure of the control procedure required. My understanding is as follows:
If I place the bandwidthlimit parameter into the agent.cfg file on each of the 5000 appliances (either by editing the file or through the GUI) this will limit the bandwidth allowed duplication 'per stream'. Then there is the 'maxstreams' parameter in the pd.conf file - this will limit the streams per replication job.
My issue here is if my understanding above is correct, then I can limit the number of streams per duplication job, and the bandwidth allowed per stream, but how can I control how many duplication jobs are allowed to run concurrently ?
Firstly I understood that the the bandwidthlimit parameter - when used alone - would set an overall limit on the bandwidth allowed for duplication / replication. The additional information (reflected above) however contradicts this. See attached for excerts from Puredisk manual from where I got the above information.
Can anyone throw any light on this ? In summary I want to be able to restrict the overall bandwidth used when replicating backup images from one 5000 appliance to another.
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Sometimes I buy random things at the grocery store without a plan. When I picked up these cute little mini eggplants I wasn't quite sure what I felt like making. I didn't feel like making more spicy babaganoush, so I made up this recipe using things I had on hand. I think this was the first dish I made with my beef delivery. Yeah, it's been in the hopper for a while…
Eggplant Boats – serves 4-6
- 4 small eggplants, cut in half
- 3 tomatoes, chopped
- 2 cloves of garlic, chopped
- one small onion, chopped
- 1/4 cup of basil, chopped
- olive oil
- salt and pepper
- one pound of ground beef
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Mix together chopped tomatoes, basil, garlic, onion. Drizzle on some olive oil. Let it sit while you finish prepping.
Slice your eggplants in half and scoop out the flesh. I scored them with a knife to make this easier.
All scooped out.
You could bake them to soften them up, but I put mine in a pan for a while, brushed with some oil. Cook on medium heat for about 5 minutes.
Mix the eggplant innards with the tomato mixture
Toss it all in a pan and reduce, as the tomatoes will let off some liquid.
Add ground beef and continue to cook until it is browned. It's okay if it's still a bit pink in spots because it will continue to cook in the oven.
Place your hollowed out eggplants in a pan
Fill with the mixture and top with cheese (optional). Cover with foil and bake for 45 minutes, or until the eggplant is soft all the way through.
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Peter Csathy's recent article on TechCrunch does an excellent job of addressing the requirements of mobile video sharing and the need to rethink how video services are built. Peter is right about the six "ingredients" that will make an "Instagram for video" a success, but there is a critical point that should be added to his list: the inherent difficulty of video discovery, access, and engagement.
Most of the players hoping to monetize video on mobile by following in Instagram's footsteps are assuming that video is basically the same as photos – just longer and with bigger files. But video is a fundamentally different experience than still images, and any startup that thinks it can just apply the Instagram model to video is doomed from the start. First let's look at what made Instagram so popular to begin with.
Obviously the social aspects and the general ease of use were important. But the feature that I think really cinched the deal for most users was the rich set of fun and distinctive photo filters. The filters are such a critical component for Instagram because they gave the users a reason to switch from simply shooting the photo with the built-in camera and sharing the images via MMS or email. Filters were the visual hook that made the whole process more fun and engaging. Without filters there was little reason to switch to Instagram, because you could do almost everything else with the built-in capabilities of the phone and your existing social networks.
But video is different, and engaging video users on a mobile device requires an entirely different set of tools. While filters can, and should, be part of the video experience, on their own they cannot solve the problem of how to get consumers to discover and engage with video. The best video filters in the world aren't going to make a bit of difference unless the consumers are motivated to watch the video in the first place.
The primary reason that photos inspire such massive user engagement online is that consumers can flip though lots of photos in minutes and visually engage with the content immediately. With a glance they can determine if the picture appeals to them and can like or dis-like them in a matter of seconds. This enables more comments, likes, and shares – leading to massive engagement.
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Now if this and a Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire Remake was true,The 3DS would sell like Hotcakes.
I knew this Pokemon was Rubbish,I just knew it!
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