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In their second year of participating, the Piney Woods Raycers, the Gilmer High School solar car team placed 10th in the Solar Car Challenge, a 4-day event at Texas Motor Speedway in Addison.
When the team raced in 2011, they overcame electrical problems and completed 275 laps to go 262.5 miles.
This year, they had the electrical problems solved, but new challenges appeared. While they finished tenth again, they only went 55 laps for 88.5 miles.
Both years, the teams were counted down as a result of having too large a turning ratio. As a result, the students spent their last day making sketches and photographing the designs of other teams, so they can return with an improved product next year.
In the final function, a banquet following the third day of racing, Nathan Pierce was inducted into the Order of the Solar Cell.
The award is presented to those extremely special people who believe in high school solar car racing, and the great students who make it happen. His instructor, Criss Bartley, is also a member of the order.
Upon her return to Gilmer, Mrs. Bartley not only detailed some of the problems, but she also expressed her great appreciation for the support they had received.
"The team faced many challenges at the Solar Car Challenge (hence the name of the race) while at Texas Motor Speedway, July 15 to 19, and met those challenges with plans for improvement," Mrs. Bartley explained.
"Last year the challenges were electrical and this year they were mechanical," she added.
" It may sound like a cliché, but the main goal for this project is educational, so when the students asked why our car didn't perform better, I simply told them to go look at other cars and see what other teams were doing."
Team members includeWyatt LaGrone, Josh Morey, Jonathan Morey, Riley Blalock and Keith Goodin.
Team Captain Ally Digilormo and Pierce attended last year's race.
Four of the six team members had never been to a race. Under their instructor's guidance, they all took notes, took pictures, made drawings, and talked to other teams.
"I can assure you that these students have a much-clearer understanding of the electrical and mechanical aspects of solar car racing than they did before attending this event," Mrs. Bartley declared.
"This event prides itself on being a friendly competition and friendly it is, with teams from all over the country coming together to help each other race their cars," Mrs. Bartley reported. "Only one team did not make it on the track and that was the team from Atlanta, Ga., who came with their car still under construction."
They left with a car closer to completion after almost every other team helped them in some way.
"This was the first time in my ten years of racing solar cars that a team didn't race at all," Mrs. Bartley said.
Gilmer High plans to field a team again next year, and they have already outlined some of the steps they need to take.
"First, we will spend time in the CAD (computer-assisted design) lab at the high school. After learning CAD and how to use the program, they will predict the effect of different designs," she said.
"Next, I will be teaching them about gear ratios and how to know when the motor is performing at its peak efficiency," Mrs. Bartley continued. "Next we will redesign the swing-arm rear suspension."
After two years with a 4-wheel vehicle and failing to meet the turning ratio either year, the team wants to go to a single rear wheel.
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Mrs. Bartley wanted to underscore her appreciation for the local businesses and individuals who supported this team financially. Their names are prominently displayed on the side of the car and will be remain for a year.
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Our study and other DNA surname studies are based on Y-chromosome DNA, which is possessed only by males. It is passed from fathers to sons virtually unchanged over hundreds of years. Therefore, direct participants in DNA surname studies necessarily must be males. Direct participants in our particular study, that is, people who are actually tested, must be males either: (1) carrying the Young surname or (2) descended directly in an unbroken male-to-male line from a Young-surnamed male. So ladies, if you have a Young brother, father, cousin, nephew, or uncle who has at least a slight interest in genealogy, maybe you can help enlist them in our research. In fact, we already have several sisters and cousins who have become associated with our project by enlisting a Young-surnamed male relative.
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Promotion Contract
Promotion Contract. Outlines terms, compensation, of Camel free T-shirt and Camel movie club promotions.
- Notes
Original document code was 3942.
- Company
- R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
- Minor Subject
- Advertising and Marketing -agencies
- Advertising and Marketing -promotional item/program
- Cigarette -advertising and marketing
- Marketing Type
- PromoProg
- Author
- 13-30, Corporation
- Orlowsky, M L Sr VP
- Winter, E H
- Major Subject
- Advertising and Marketing
- Cigarette
- Brand
- Camel (RJR)
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This contract is made as of the 20th day of December, 1985, between 1.3-30
Corporation and R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company (RJRT). In consideration of
the mutual terms and conditions contained herein, the parties agree to
Implement the following:
1. Term
The term of this contract will commence December 20, 1985, and will
terminate December 31, 1985.
2. Compensation
13-30 Corporation will provide the services defined under Job Assignment
for compensation payable upon completion of individual components of the
Job Assignment. The components of total compensation are as follows:
$ Amount Due Date
Creative Development $ 9,512 12/31/85
Production and Printing 137,412 12/31/85
13-30 Corporation's quality of performance and adherence to RJRT's Job
Assignment will be thoroughly evaluated by RJRT personnel prior to
approval of any/all compensation to 13-30 Corporation. These evaluations
will be reviewed with 13-30 Corporation.
The original contract shall be sent to:
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
401 North Main Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27102
Attention: Ms. Chris S. Kirkland
All invoices shall be sent to:
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
401 North Main Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27102
Attention: Ms. Louise A. Norman
3. Out-of-Pocket Expenses
13-30 Corporation will not be reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses.
4. Job Assignment
13-30 Corporation will perform to the satisfaction of RJRT the following:
Create and develop all. advertising/promotion materials related to the
CAMEL Free T-Shirt and CAMEL Movie Club offers as specified below:
Movie Club Ad/Coupon/Bind-In Card
Movie Club Display Rack Card
Movie Club Membership Response Card
Movie Club Membership Card
Movie Club Membership Card Holder
Movie Club Membership Cover Letter
T-Shirt Ad/Coupon
T-Shirt Display Rack Card
Produce and print all advertising/promotion materials related to the
CAMEL Free T-Shirt and CAMEL Movie Club offers as specified above.
5. Performance Standards
13-30 Corporation will provide the services outlined under Job Assignment
to the satisfaction of RJRT's Management.
In accordance with RJRT production standards and specifications.
Complete the printing and shipment of all materials no later than.
December 20, 1985.
6. Audit Right
RJRT shall have the right, during regular business hours and upon reason-
able notice, to examine and audit all documents and records in 13-30
Corporation's possession that relate to costs incurred in performing Its
obligations hereunder.
7. Compliance
13-30 Corporation, in the execution of this program, shall comply with all
applicable municipal, county, state, and federal laws and regulations
bearing on the performance of its obligations.
8. Indemnification
13-30 Corporation shall indemnify, defend, and hold RJRT, its parent and
subsidiaries and affiliates and their officers, directors, agents, and
employees harmless from and against any and all claims, demands, actions
or causes of action for personal injury (including death), property damage
or otherwise resulting from executing its duties under this contract.
RJRT agrees to indemnify, defend and hold 13-30 Corporation, its
subsidiaries and affiliates, and their officers, directors, agents, and
employees harmless from and against any and all claims, causes of action,
loss or expenses, including reasonable attorney's fees, that may arise as
a result of anyone's use of defective materials provided by RJRT.
9. Insurance
13-30 Corporation agrees to secure and maintain during the life of this
contract policies of insurance in accordance with the following
A. Worker's Compensation (Statutory Limits) and Employer's Liability -
Limits of Employer's Liability of $100,000 per occurrence.
B. Comprehensive General Liability, jncluding Blanket Contractual
Liability and Products/Completed Operations liability, with limits no
less than -
Bodily Injury - $1,000,000 per person
Property Damage - $500,000 per occurrence
C. Vehicle Liability, Comprehensive Form with limits of not less than
Bodily Injury - $250,000 per person
Bodily Injury - $500,000 per occurrence
Property Damage - $100,000 per occurrence
D. Excess Umbrella Liability lnsurance in excess of the above policies
with a Combined Single Limit of no less than $2,000,000 per
E. "All Risks" coverage on RJRT supplied materials while stored and/or in
transit with a minimum deductible of $1,000. Deductible to be borne
by RJRT.
13-30 Corporation also agrees to indemnify and hold RJRT harmless against
the loss, theft, or destruction of its products while in 13-30
Corporation's possession, control, or custody.
9. Insurance (Cont'd)
Certification and/or copies of such insurance coverages shall be filed
with RJRT within ten (10) days of the signing of this contract and such
insurance shall be subject to RJRT's approval and to its adequacy of
protection within the requirements of this provision. Such certificates
shall show R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company as an "Additional Named
Insured". Such certificates shal.l also show that "the coverage shall not
be cancelled or restricted or reduced in coverage thereon without at least
sixty (60) days prior written notice to RJRT."
Required Certificate of Insurance shall be sent to:
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
401 North Main Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27102
Attention: Ms. Chris S. Kirkland
10. Confidential Relationship
13-30 Corporation agrees to maintain confidentiality over non-public
information given to it by RJRT in connection with this assignment until
such information becomes publically known through no action of 13-30
Corporation. 13-30 Corporation also agrees to maintain confidentiality
over all ideas, information, and materials resulting from 13-30
Corporation's work on this assignment until advised by RJRT that there is
no further need for confidentiality.
11. Ownership of Ideas, Information, and Materials
13-30 Corporation agrees that all ideas, information, and materials
resulting from 13-30 Corporation's work on this assignment shall become
the sole property of RJRT. At RJRT's request and expense, 13-30
Corporation agrees to use its best efforts to have its employees perform
acts necessary to vest title to such ideas, information, or materials in
RJRT and to execute all documents and applications necessary for RJRT to
obtain legal protection; therefore, 13-30 Corporation warrants that it
will not reveal to RJRT any ideas, Information, or materials which it does
not have the unrestricted right to disclose and which RJRT is not free to
use and disclose without liability of any kind to a third party.
12. Relationship of the Parties
The parties of this contract intend that the relation between them created
by this contract be that of independent contractor. RJRT is interested
solely in the results to be achieved, and the conduct and control of the
work will lie solely with 13-30 Corporation. Nothing contained herein
shall be construed to create the relation of principal and agent or
employer and employee between the parties.
13. No Assignment
13-30 Corporation shall have no right to assign or sub-license any rights
granted to 13-30 Corporation under this contract.
14. Entire Contract
This contract embodies all of the terms and conditions of the contract
between the parties hereto with respect to the subject matter hereof.
There are no statements, representations or warranties which have not been
embodied herein.
15. Modifications
This contract may be modified, waived, or discharged only by a writing
signed by the duly authorized representative of the party against whom the
same is asserted, which writing refers specifically to this contract.
16. Headings
Headings are supplied for convenience only and are not to be construed as
an interpretation of any of the language of this contract.
M. L. Orlowsky
Senior Vice President


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From his perch near the top of the U.S. Senate, Chuck Schumer generally avoids getting involved in local Democratic squabbles.
But he's been known to make an exception on occasion, and this fall he's poised to endorse in a low-rung judicial race in Brooklyn.
Schumer will support Lara Genovesi in her run for civil court judge in Brooklyn's first civil court district.
Genovesi is the daughter of Anthony Genovesi, the longtime Assemblyman and Brooklyn power broker, who died in a car accident in 1998.
At the time, Schumer called Genovesi his mentor. "The closer one got to Tony, the more you loved him," he told the Daily News.
Genovesi was a key aide to former Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink, but was best known for running the powerful Thomas Jefferson Democratic Club, which his daughter now serves as the Law Chairwoman. The Times eulogized him as "a master campaign technician" who "hated to see his name in print."
Backing Genovesi puts Schumer on the side of Brooklyn's Democratic chairman, Vito Lopez, (who was recently compared favorably to Genovesi at a club dinner), and against the borough's reform crowd.
Genovesi is running against Richard Montelione, an openly gay attorney in private practice, who is a longtime member of the Lambda Independent Democrats and has been active on LGBT issues.
Lets not forget Tony was also the "Mentor" of former Senator Carl Kruger.
Carl did a lot of Tony's campaign........work
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Bigger, Stronger, Faster* (2008)
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Fresh: 73 | Rotten: 3
Bigger, Stronger, Faster* is a fascinating, informative, entertaining and especially introspective account of the American 'enhancement' culture.
Average Rating: 7.7/10
Critic Reviews: 22
Fresh: 22 | Rotten: 0
Bigger, Stronger, Faster* is a fascinating, informative, entertaining and especially introspective account of the American 'enhancement' culture.
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In the hopes of exploring American culture's increased obsession with winning, documentary filmmaker Christopher Bell examines the anabolic steroid use of his two brothers. After setting the stage with a look at the cultural backdrop of the 1980s -- in which hulky stars like Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger were the ideal -- Bell illustrates how he and his brothers became involved in the bodybuilding subculture, eventually discovering the brutal truth that success in the lifestyle of
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A thoughtful, informative and thoroughly entertaining examination of the role of performance-enhancing drugs in modern life.
A lively and incisive look into the nation's growing preoccupation with pumped-up superlatives.
Unexpectedly funny [and] sometimes angry.
Smart, touching and enlightening, a combination that makes Bigger, Stronger, Faster the best documentary of the year so far.
By making this journey personal, a powerful vulnerability permeates the film.
It'll shake up your beliefs not just about steroids but about competition, hypocrisy, body obsession and American notions of masculinity.
Their mistakes are our entertainment.
A dangerous side effect of being a 'true' American.
Documentary minimizes harmful effects of doping.
It raises big, intriguing questions that rarely, if ever, come up in the hubbub about steroid use in professional athletics, particularly Major League Baseball.
Chris Bell's very personal documentary, tracking how steroid use influenced his body building family's game, health and interpersonal relationships, is neither an apology nor a hard-lined expose about doping.
If steroids were outlawed, only outlaws would have steroids
This is one of the best documentary films of 2008, along with 'Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father.'
Though somewhat repetitive and clunky, Chris Bell's Bigger Stronger Faster deserves credit for presenting a fairly evenhanded examination of steroids & their threat to the integrity of the country's sports industry.
A matter-of-fact funny and clever in-depth look at steroid use in modern-day America.
A wide-ranging look at the use of performance-enhancing drugs in America
Pessoal como Moore (incluindo um momento Roger and Me com Schwarzenegger) e auto-referencial como Spurlock (mas mais honesto), Bell cria um filme que levanta quest�es realmente relevantes sobre a ca�a �s bruxas relativa ao uso de ester�ides.
Like many of the best documentaries, [it] doesn't take us exactly where we expect to go.
Bell's film is in need of an unbiased editor, but his conclusion that the use of steroids is rooted in a poisonous American belief that bigger is inherently better and second best is just first among losers is compelling.
Giving his film real emotional kick are the personal stories of Mad Dog and Stinky, two average guys chasing a media-fed dream that will only result in disappointment.
An an insider, Bell's work here is comprehensive to the point of over-saturation, but it's all so alien and interesting that it doesn't bog down.
It may or may not change your opinion of how we should treat steroids in America, but it will at least give you greater sympathy for people who use them.
The fault is not in our steroids, but in ourselves.
...goes from poignant to amusing to tiresome...
Audience Reviews for Bigger, Stronger, Faster*
As for the documentary; it's technically well made. I was entertained by the first half, but it just kept saying the same things over and over and over. The filmmaker doesn't take a side on the issue and that's what saves this documentary for me. With that said the documentary also comes off as unfocused. At times it seems like, hey steroids aren't that bad. Then the next second, steroids are awful and can kill you.
To me the brothers and the filmmaker both cop out and blame America for the use of steroids. It's competition that drives them to take steroids. Well you could have an inkling of a backbone and take a stand against it. Growing up, I had posters of Mark McGuire and Sammy Sosa. I cheered as Barry Bonds approached Hanks record. Now when I see those faces it makes me sick. Bonds says to the media, you lie too. So I guess that makes it ok that he cheated to become the best. That's how I feel this documentary comes across. It's ok that athletes are cheating to be the best because everyone lies and cheats. We live in America and this is just a side of effect of that. That's bullshit and this documentary comes off as bullshit to me.
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The Dickinson High gymnastics team has an early season checklist.By: Royal McGregor, The Dickinson Press
The Dickinson High gymnastics team has an early season checklist.
Win the first meet? Check.
Get jitters out of the way? Check.
See the top teams in North Dakota? To be determined on Friday.
The Midgets host the top four teams from the North Dakota Class A state meet last year and South Dakota state champion Rapid City Central during the Milo Dullum Meet at 5:30 p.m. Friday at DHS gymnasium.
"It makes for very tough competition, knowing that they are the top teams in the state," Dickinson sophomore Jill Mueller said. "It's going to be an interesting meet to see if we stick all of our routines."
The teams in attendance from North Dakota are four-time defending state champion Minot, Bismarck High, Bismarck Century and Jamestown. The two teams from South Dakota are Central and Rapid City Stevens.
Midgets' head coach Kent Van Ells, in his 30th season, said having some of the top gymnasts from around the state and South Dakota should heighten everyone's abilities.
"It's also individual," Van Ells said. "There's never a relaxed, 'Hey, we're going to win.' Individually there are a lot of good gymnasts out there. That really helps keep them involved in continuing to improve."
Dickinson, who finished runner-up to Minot the last four years at the state meet, are excited for the chance to see its top competitor this early in the season. Last year, the Midgets didn't see the Majettes until early February.
"We're all kind of nervous for it, but I'm pretty confident we can win this meet," Dickinson senior Mckenzie Kostelecky said.
The Midgets won the Dickinson Triangular on Saturday with 144.925 points, but more importantly the team is now in season mode. Van Ells said the Monday after the first meet is always the toughest.
"They came in on Monday kind of sore," he said. "It's different once the meets starts taking up the weekend. Instead of coming in Monday refreshed, they are coming in a little more sore."
One gymnast battling a sore leg muscle is two-time all-around state champion Acacia Fossum. She will be a meet-time decision to compete in all four events. Van Ells doesn't want Fossum to aggravate her leg more than it already is.
"We do have some aches and pains," Van Ells said. "We're just going to have to see how they come out."
Jenna Mueller, who didn't compete in the first meet of the season due to a sore knee and ankle, could compete on Friday.
"Jenna is seemingly getting some recovery in," Van Ells said. "We'll see if she can do bars."
Jill Mueller didn't compete last year as a freshman and she didn't really have any reservations returning. The sophomore is glad to have the first meet out of the way.
"I wasn't really nervous, because I was in it during my seventh- and eighth-grader year," Mueller said. "I competed in state both those years. The first meet is always nerve-wracking."
Mueller is ready to get back out and face the toughest competition in the state. She said it will give the team a nice glimpse of a possible state tournament lineup.
"We are able to see where they are and where we are at," she said. "We just want to see where we are at in the competition."
Points are points no matter who the Midgets are playing
After the first three games of the season, the Dickinson boys hockey team has a perfect 3-0 record and are 2-0 in the West Region.
The Midgets now look ahead to a big Friday and Saturday hosting two West Region opponents at the Dickinson Recreation Center.
"We're going in looking for all six points," Dickinson head coach Tom Folske said. "We just want to continue to get better period by period and game by game. We're three games in a 21-game season. We've got more in front of us than we do behind us right now."
Dickinson hosts Bismarck Century JV at 7:15 p.m. Friday and Hazen-Beulah at 5 p.m. Saturday.
The Midgets aren't quite sure if varsity players from Century are coming. Nonetheless, the three points they can earn from that game is all that's on Dickinson senior Brendin Steiner's mind.
"Three points are on the line," he said. "Either way, we should still come out and play our game."
The Midgets have received contributions from all four lines. Freshman Mike McChesney leads the team with four goals and two assists, while sophomores Andrew Heckaman and Mickey Folske each have five points.
"We've got points spread around pretty well," Steiner said. "All of our lines are clicking. We know whatever line is out there, we can depend on them putting the puck in the net."
Dickinson has 40 points, including 16 goals in three games (an average of 5.3 goals per games).
In comparison, the Midgets' two goalies senior Jamison Gray and junior Brett Schweitzer have allowed 1.7 goals per game. The goalies started out the season with back-to-back shutouts against Williston and Sidney, Mont.
"Those two shutouts in the first two games of the season were definitely confidence booster for them," Steiner said.
Century comes in with a 4-0 record and is 2-0 in the West. Hazen-Beulah is 0-5 and 0-4 in the West.
Tom Folske said it's nice to start the season with three straight wins, but it's only the beginning of a long season.
"This is a young season. This is a young team," he said. "We're all learning and continuing to get better every practice and every game."
Glen Ullin-Hebron snaps 23-game losing streak
Since late in the 2010-11 season, the Glen Ullin-Hebron boys basketball team had walked off the court without a win.
The Bearcats' snapped a 23-game losing streak in their first game of the 2012-2013 season, beating Beach 58-57 in overtime on Monday.
"The way our kids played on Monday night, I'll take that effort every time," Bearcats head coach Paul Sayler said. "Whatever happens, happens."
Despite a 15-point deficit after the first quarter, GU-H battled back for the win at the Beach High School gymnasium.
"In the opening tipoff, we had a wide-open layup and we missed it," Sayler said. "I said, 'Oh boy.' We got down 8-2. I called timeout and said, 'Come on boys, we can't do this.'
"We got it within six at halftime and I told the kids, 'Let's keep it within 10. A lot of times when you are down by a bunch, you make a run and come back. You don't have enough energy left. My kids were spent."
Adam Gietzen, a junior guard/forward, had 22 points and 14 rebounds. Senior Steve Weidmer added 14 points. Sayler said the two captains led the way and everyone else followed.
The Bearcats continue their season, traveling to Mott-Regent at 7 p.m. Friday.
"I think the win helped our confidence a lot," Sayler said. "Their practice on Tuesday night was what I expected. Everybody was in a good mood, everybody was happy. It's nice to cherish that victory, but on Friday night we have Mott. The one thing that the guys showed me was they had a lot of heart and desire. I was proud of them."
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At a primary school on the scruffy green outskirts of Lusaka, parents are being given a demonstration of Internet-enabled learning. The Internet connection isn't actually working – due to technical problems, the content is being played from a visitor's laptop – but the parents don't seem to notice. They sit along benches at the sides of the room, their children in front, watching stories being projected in words and pictures onto the screen at the front of the classroom. Not all of the Grade 1 pupils are here today, but the teacher tells us that in total she has ninety-nine of them – fifty in the morning class and forty-nine in the afternoon one. Without the projector it is hard to see how they could all follow the story.
The first story is in Chinyanja, the local language. The second is in English. The children on the floor watch the Chinyanja story keenly, but fidget and talk during the English one. These are Grade 1 pupils, and English – the main language of their future education, and (if they are lucky) their future careers – remains foreign to them. Yet the stories are authentically local, part of a curriculum specially prepared by teachers working for the iSchool project, using themes and pictures and voices with which Zambian children are familiar.
Some of the parents look sceptical. "They have been complaining that the children aren't writing as much as they used to," the teacher had told us. A few of the parents left. On the way out they were collared by college students brandishing survey forms. "How valuable do you think computer-based learning is to your children?" the questionnaires ask. On a scale of 1 to 5, nobody ranks it higher than 2.
But the demonstration isn't over yet. The pupils now gather round in front, while the teacher projects pictures of pieces of furniture on the screen. What are these? Hands in the air, children clamour to recite the names, in English and then Chinyanja. Stool, table, bench, chair. Which is the odd one out? The table, because we eat off it rather than sitting on it. The last part isn't in English, but you don't need fluency in the language to follow this kind of lesson. And while the children are learning English, I'm picking up several words of Chinyanja. I don't need to take anyone's word for it that this is good education.
Nor do the parents, who are smiling now. They are beginning to realise that iSchool isn't just about putting computers into classrooms. It is about fostering an interactive style of learning, one that encourages pupils to think and challenge and question and contribute, in place of the dull rote learning that is currently the staple diet of most African schoolchildren. And the interaction is only just beginning. It is now time to turn to the laptops, which are lined up on the tables at the sides of the classroom. The six and seven year-olds in the class are already familiar with these machines, having worked with them all term, but most of their parents have never used a computer before. In pairs the adults work through a training session on the screen. The small white laptops look on the outside like toys, but they are fully-functional computers, and even come with headphones and little mice. The parents are engrossed.
Outside, young children are running around playing, while older ones attack the grass around the school compound with an assortment of sticks, hoes and machetes. Teaching has finished for the term, and apart from tidying the school grounds the pupils' only activity for the week is to sit the end-of-term tests that are a fixture of the Zambian school calendar. Western educationalists question the value of these tests, but parents attach great importance to them. Many of them have made big sacrifices to send their children to school, and they are anxious to know whether they are getting value for money.
When the parents' lesson is over, one of them turns to the iSchool representatives who have come to visit for the day. "Zikomo, zikomo" she says - thank you, thank you. And, in faltering English, "We want more."
On the way out, there are more surveys. Having tried out the technology for themselves, most of the parents now give it a rating of 5 out of 5. But then comes the crucial question. "How much would you be willing to pay for computer-based learning for your child?". The computers and training at this school were provided by iSchool free, as part of a pilot programme, but if the scheme is to be rolled out across Zambia, money must be found. Most parents are poor – the average family income among those we survey is around $300 a month. Divided among a large family (the average parent here is caring for over five dependents, often including nieces and nephews and in-laws as well as sons and daughters), this is not far above the 'dollar- a-day' that is symbolic of extreme poverty. The parents we survey are actually among the wealthier ones: in Zambia as a whole, 68% of people live below the dollar-a-day poverty line.
And yet when asked how much they would pay per term, the vast majority of the parents opt for the highest option: "Above 10,000 kwacha." Some volunteer numbers of their own: 20,000 kwacha, 25,000 kwacha, 50,000 kwacha. By Western standards these are not large sums of money – a few dollars – but the apparent willingness of such poor people to pay anything at all is striking.
But maybe these parents are only telling us what we want to hear. In practice, could they actually come up with the money? It seems as if they could. Our interviewees enumerate the sums they already pay towards their children's education. Primary education is supposed to be free in Zambia, but in practice parents find money for uniforms, school lunches, transport, books, PTA fees, user fees, and a litany of 'miscellaneous' costs, some of them bizarre. One set of parents have been charged $4 each for "carpet". This, it was explained to me later, is a sign of progress: schools are buying carpets so that children can huddle on the floor around the teacher in the sort of fun, interactive, modern-style lesson we have just witnessed, rather than sitting at their desks staring at a blackboard.
At Grade 1 the costs are modest, but for parents with other children, especially older ones in secondary school, the bills are substantial. In total, the families we survey are paying around $250 per term towards their children's schooling – a large proportion of their income. Yet the standard of education they currently get for this money is often abysmal, with the 2006 National Assessment Surveys showing that barely a third of Grade 5 pupils reaching even the 'minimum standards' in English and Maths. And this minimum standard is itself very low: 40% on a multiple-choice test in which 25% of the answers could correctly be guessed at random. Parents want better, and in a country where a good education can make the difference between extreme poverty and extreme prosperity, they are clearly willing to pay for it. Whether they could pay enough to make the iSchool project sustainable, and what alternative sources of funding might be available if not, remains to be seen.
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February 15, 2011, 09:13:25 am »
I hear ya.
For me, I am trying to work with what I have. I have done several modifications to my network to get my primary cisco router out of my bedroom.
That 3640 is loud. Not to mention, I have another one in here (only use it when i am working on something. I have connections running all over my house. I've got well over 5 active network segments and I am really not interested in having a new network connection to be installed. No 1, I would not know where to put it. No to mention, I just don't like having strangers come into my house and seeing things the might want to have their friend pick up for. Get my drift. Given, I do have a big Rottweiler who likes meat.
Anyway, If I could solve my issue with what I have, then I would be happy. I could close up the walls for the existing changes i have made and life would be good. Nice to have been in construction so punching holes isn't a problem. I can easily fix them.
Back to networking... I am looking at a Dlink 520B which is a straight modem. Has a firewall, but maybe it can be disabled. I am thinking of running a Pix firewall, but, I am having concerns about IPv6 and the firewall. Finding a Pix with a higher version of the IOS is a task unto itself.
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February 15, 2011, 09:16:28 am »
Can you even still purchase Cisco IOS for a Pix Firewall??
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February 15, 2011, 10:48:51 am »
If you have an active service contract with Cisco you can still download firmware updates for the PIX series firewalls. However Cisco stopped releasing new firmware updates for the PIX line several years ago. If you want something that is still actively supported by Cisco you will need to get an ASA. I made a post about IPv6 support on the PIX/ASA series firewalls
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February 15, 2011, 11:07:28 am »
Antillie is correct. PIX is no longer available for sell directly from Cisco. You can still buy FWSM but I don't think that's the direction you want to go.
The ASA comes in models all the way down to a 5505 and they all support IPv6.
Your ipconfig was what I wanted to see. With Win7, if you are directly connected to your Internet and have a public IPv4 address (with a generic OS install) the OS will attempt to dynamically build an IPv6 tunnel. So you would see the Teredo interface or an IPv6 interface with an IPv6 address on it. Since you don't see either I'm thinking that the tunnel was unable to successfully establish.
Anyone correct me if I'm wrong here....
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February 16, 2011, 06:57:09 am »
So, I guess I should sell my car in order to pay for an ASA5510? Can ou tell me if an ASA5505 has enough processing power to keep up with a small network?? I don't want any lag from the firewall. Not to mention, I am going to increase my connection speed and possibly put up a webserver that will generate some traffic.
I need and OC3 to my house.. Too many things I want to do that generate a lot of traffic. LOL
I know, sounds crazy but, remember, we were using a 1200bps modem at one time and though a 9600 was way too fast and look at us now..
Back to routing..... Bought a new modem last night. Was up til 1:00 trying to set the stupid thing up..
If course the weather didn't help. Winds, gusts were around 60 MPH Id say. Link kept droppnig.. Was unstable. I was able to connect to the net with a laptop and did some test to check out my speed, but, that was a joke. Speeds were around 1 meg up and .15 down. Then I lost the connection til now.
Hmm. This morning, seeing the connection is back online, I'll try again..
Nice to know the inconsistencies of 1 mfg terminology vs another. Hopefully I can get the new modem in place so I can test with the tunnel.
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February 16, 2011, 06:59:53 am »
A 5505 is plenty. I'm running a DR center with one and have had no problems. If you need gigabit speeds though, you're better off using a layer 3 switch attached to your 5505 and use it to VLAN.
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February 16, 2011, 07:23:05 am »
So.. what you mean is that little box can handle the job?? (reworded)
I thought that little box was for small networks. (That's what I get for not reading up on it)
I thought it was pretty pricey at that. How man users would you say that box can handle heavy users..
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February 16, 2011, 07:37:56 am »
lol good call on the re-wording.
The number of users doesn't matter as much as the traffic. If you have 50 users only doing web traffic, you won't have an issues.
Now, if you have 50 users moving 15gb files around all day, you might see a problem.
What are you planning on putting behind it? If you're only using this for your house, go for it. I wouldn't have a problem using it for a 50 user dental office.
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February 16, 2011, 07:42:02 am »
A 5505 is plenty for the home. Unless you are running Japanese Internet speeds at home. I flipped to Charter yesterday as mentioned. I am running a DOCSIS3 modem into an 1841 ISR. The ISR feeds into an ASA 5505. I was getting 30Mbps + on speedtest. That doesn't guarantee anything in itself but the ASA will not hurt you. Even with multiple VPNs and IPv6 and IPv6 running across it.
As for my previous adventure with AT&T, I have an update. Although I ripped AT&Ts crappy 3Mbps DSL from the house, I still have it in my lab at the office. I am up and running with IPv6.
First: Learning curve. I was completely confusing "6to4" with "6in4". From my AT&T DSL it doesn't not appear that AT&T supports 6to4 which involves using the 18.104.22.168 anycast that would be managed by the carrier. However, AT&T does support (at least for me) 6in4 which utilizes protocol 41 and requires both endpoints to be defined. This is what is used by HE for their setup. I apologize to everyone who I may have previously confused with my posts. Thanks to Packetmail and some additional reading I managed to get my wires straight.
So, as stated, I am up and running with my tunnel to HE over AT&T. Once I got my wires straight it was pretty simple.
Now that I have a better picture on what I was doing wrong, where are you at with your effort? Any progress? If not, what symptoms are you seeing with the new modem?
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February 16, 2011, 09:39:36 am »
Hi. I am back online with the new modem. I can't seem to get the new modem to work with my network.
If it's not one thing, it is another.
I am about to try to see if I can get my Windows 7 machine to establish the tunnel.
If I can't establish the tunnel with the new modem, then I am going to take the two of them out side,
use a nail gun and tack them on the fence, go back about 50 yards and take a cross bow to them both....
Then, I'm going to call and get cable internet. LOL..
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February 16, 2011, 09:48:45 am »
WAIT! You have a crossbow?
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Well, although the 5505 won't terminate a 6in4 tunnel it will do full 100 mbps speed firewall duties at layers 3 and 4 in IPv4 and IPv6 just fine. Its also a nice hardware accelerated 100 mbps IPSec VPN device too.
As far as max users goes it depends on what license you purchase for it. The "base" model 5505 allows 10 hosts behind the firewall to talk to the outside world at a time. This is more than enough for a home or even a small branch office. There are 50 user and unlimited user licenses as well. But the 100 mpbs speed is available by default on all 5505s. The 5505 is technically capable of 150 mbps aggregate throughput between layer 3 interfaces but since its Ethernet interfaces are limited to 100 mbps you would need a network with at least three layer 3 segments to actually hit the throughput limit of the firewall. So if you just have "inside" and "outside" the 5505 is all you need for firewall duties at speeds up to 100 mbps.
I use a 5505 myself at home with a 2621xm on a cable modem. The 2621xm sits on the cable modem and handles PAT for IPv4 and the tunnel to HE.net while the 5505 is just behind the 2621xm and takes care of firewall duties in IPv4 and IPv6, it works great.
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February 16, 2011, 01:53:47 pm »
Doesn't everyone??
Anyway, I'm back online. Man.... What a morning. Well, here is what happened.
Windows 7 just didn't happen. got some strange duplicate ID error in the Netsh command. Never saw that one before. Not to mention. Whenever I try to make a change, I get an ip address labeled 99.xxx.xxx.xxx from ATT and nothing works. I switch back and I get my normal range of IP addresses.
Really funny. Only does it when I put the new modem online.
After trying to fall back to the ATT modem (didn't touch any of the configurations) I lost PPPoe.. No connection what so ever. I had to call ATT, Got reconnected with the reconnect button in the modem (boy, I missed that BIG BLUE BUTTON) but, the modem would not hold a connection. Finally forced the modem to stay up, then a super fast switch of the ethernet wire and a 5 minute wait for all of the routes to be upudated in the Cisco and here I am.
Hmm. Where are my arrows..
So, I really want to rule out ATT before I move to another provider. Don't really want to spend the money and then find out I'm the bonehead who missed something.
RE PIX. I read the forwarded info about the Pix. I think there was something that stated IOS version 6.x won't have any IPV6 support. Need to to upgrade memory on the Pix units in order to support version s 7.x and 8.x which do support IPv6 somewhat. I guess having the Pix as a firewall behind the router isn't too bad except that means dual stack needs to be run and if you are a straight IPv6 network, you can forget using the unit. Bummer. I read about the up grade about a month ago and figured I could upgrade the IOS via Cisco. I was hoping the upgrade cost would not be too much of a pain. I guess that not going to happen.
Anyone looking for some old Cisco equipment?? LOL..
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February 16, 2011, 01:57:14 pm »
Antillie - Are you still running access list/firewall software on the cisco in order to protect it as well?
So.. If you were to run in a non dual stack mode, IPv6 only, the 5505 would or would not work??
BTW - You wrote me a reply some time ago about my configuration. You said I didn't have any unicast address in my config. That which you were talking about was just for the purposes of routing internally from subnet to subnet and out onto the tunnel. Which wasn't the issue with fixing the not pinging issue. correct??
That was on feb 2.
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UltraZero you are seriously having an adventure over there. I'm not sure what to tell you. 99.x.x.x addressing? Dropping PPoE? I am not there so I'm not sure what approach to take. Obviously pulling all the gear out and starting just laptop to modem is your first start. Verifying IPv4. Yada yada. But it sounds like you've done that about 14 times and just getting things stable is a struggle. Do you live on a fault line?
ISPs are like NFL kickers. There is no loyalty to them. You are the coach. If he keeps going wide right... dump him. If he's on target most of the time... It might be worth it to keep him. That call is totally up to you. The arguments for DSL vs Cable can get pretty deep too. In the end. You just need to decide what you want. Personally, I would have dumped them. Just like I did yesterday.
As far as the home network. Once you get "stable" with the modem and laptop. Step one layer back. Just an IOS based router. No firewall. I honestly can't remember from this thread if you have an IOS router or not. I may be mixing you up with someone else. But if you do. Just go with the router. Get IPv4 setup with your dialer or FE interface. Then get your IOS NAT set up. Run a few speed tests. Make sure things look good. Once you are comfortable with everything. Go ahead and look into your tunneling setup for IPv6. I spent two days writing an elaborate config for my tunnel and then got lazy and just selected Cisco from the drop down menu on the HE website for my tunnel. Pretty darn nice setup they have. If you get the tunnel up and running and you've tested your "routable" /64 vs your "tunnel" /64, then move on to the PIX.
NOTE: I'm currently testing a PIX 525 with 7.2(4) code. I put a /80 behind the FW and tested. SLAC worked fine. Got an address on the test laptop. I was able to ping all the way thru to IPv6 addresses on the Internet. Oddly, even with properly configured IPv6 DNS I still had resolution issues. I'll be working on that over the next few days.
NOTE: I'm testing STRICT IPv6 right now. Not dual stacked networks so I'm not messing with DNS v6-v4 glue and whatnot yet. All in time.
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This paper is part one of a two-part series. In this part I will describe a framework for machine intelligence that arises from the existence of human intelligence in the feedback loop of a computational process.
I will also describe the apparatus of the invention that realizes this form of intelligence, beginning with a historical perspective outlining its visual and photographic origins. The apparatus of this invention, called "WearComp", emphasizes self-determination and personal empowerment.
I also intend to present the material within a philosophical context I call COSHER (Completely Open Source, Headers, Engineering and Research) that also emphasizes self-determination and mastery over one's own destiny.
This "personal empowerment" aspect of my work is what I believe to be a fundamental issue in operating systems such as Linux. It is this aspect that WearComp and Linux have in common, and it is for this reason that Linux is the selected operating system for WearComp.
An important goal of being COSHER is allowing anyone the option of acquiring, and thus advancing, the world's knowledge base.
I will also introduce a construct called "Humanistic Intelligence" (HI). HI is motivated by the philosophy of science, e.g., open peer review and the ability to construct one's own experimental space. HI provides a new synergy between humans and machines that seeks to involve the human rather than having computers emulate human thought or replace humans. Particular goals of HI are human involvement at the individual level and providing individuals with tools to challenge society's preconceived notions of human-computer relationships. An emphasis in this article is on computational frameworks surrounding "visual intelligence" devices, such as video cameras interfaced to computer systems.
I begin with a statement of what I believe to be a fundamental problem we face in today's society as it pertains to computers and, in particular, to computer program source code and disclosure. Later, I will suggest what I believe to be solutions to this problem. Linux is one solution, together with an outlook based on science and on self-determination and individual empowerment at the personal level.
A first, fundamental problem is that of software hegemony, seamlessness of thought and the building of computer science upon a foundation of secrecy. Advanced computer systems is an area where a single individual can make a tremendous contribution to the advancement of human knowledge, but is often prevented from doing so by various forms of software fascism. A system that excludes any individual from exploring it fully may prevent that individual from "thinking outside the box" (especially when the box is "welded shut"). Such software hegemonies can prevent some individuals from participating in the culture of computer science and the advancement of the state of the art.
A second fundamental problem pertains to some of the new directions in human-computer interaction (HCI). These new directions are characterized by computers everywhere, constantly monitoring our activities and responding intelligently. This is the ubiquitous surveillance paradigm in which keyboards and mice are replaced by cameras and microphones watching us at all times. Perpetrators of this environmental intelligence claim we are being watched for our benefit and that they are making the world a better place for us.
Computers everywhere constantly monitoring our activities and responding intelligently have the potential to make matters worse from the software hegemony perspective, because of the possibility of excluding the individual user from knowledge not only of certain aspects of the computer upon his or her desk, but also of the principle of operation and the function of everyday things. Moreover, the implications of secrecy within the context of these intelligence-gathering functions puts forth a serious threat to personal privacy, solitude and freedom.
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Any scientific system that tries to anticipate "what 99% of the users of our result will need" may be constructing a thought prison for the other 1% of users who are the very people most likely to advance human knowledge. In many ways, the entire user base is in this thought prison, but many would never know it since their own explorations do not take them to the outermost walls of this thought prison.
Thus, a situation in which one or more of the foundation elements are held in secret is contrary to the principles of science. Although many results in science are treated as a "black box", for operational simplicity there is always the possibility that the evidence may want to lead us inside that box.
Imagine, for example, conducting an experiment on a chemical reaction between a proprietary solution "A", mixed with a secret powder "B", brought to a temperature of 212 degrees T. (Top-secret temperature scale which you are not allowed to convert to other units.) It is hard to imagine where one might publish results of such an experiment, except perhaps in the Journal of Non-Reproducible Results.
Now, it is quite likely that one could make some new discoveries about the chemical reaction between A and B without knowing what A and B are. One might even be able to complete a doctoral dissertation and obtain a Ph.D. for the study of the reaction between A and B (assuming large enough quantities of A and B were available).
Results in computer science that are based, in part, on undisclosed matters inhibit the ability of the scientist to follow the evidence wherever it may lead. Even in a situation where the evidence does not lead inside one of the secret "black boxes", science conducted in this manner is irresponsible in the sense that another scientist in the future may wish to build upon the result and may, in fact, conduct an experiment that leads backwards as well as forwards. Should the new scientist follow evidence that leads backwards, inside one of these secret black boxes, then the first scientist will have created a foundation contaminated by secrecy. In the interest of academic integrity, better science would result if all the foundations upon which it was built were subject to full examination by any scientist who might, at some time in the future, wish to build upon a given discovery.
Thus, although many computer scientists may work at a high level, there would be great merit in a computational foundation open to examination by others, even if the particular scientist using the computational foundation does not wish to examine it. For example, the designer of a high-level numerical algorithm who uses a computer with a fully disclosed operating system (such as Linux) does other scientists a great service, even if he uses it only at the API level and never intends to look at its source code or that of the Linux operating system underneath it.
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With increasing pressure on the use of oil and gas reserves there has been renewed interest in utilising all sources of carbon. Davy Process Technology has addressed this scenario and offers the basic chemicals and utilities industries a wide range of processes and catalysts to provide maximum monetisation of carbon resources. Our long experience in this range of technologies is witnessed by some of the largest plants in the world. Moreover, every new application is dealt with as a unique case so that an optimum combination of unit operations is designed to yield optimum carbon conversion with proven technology and reliable operation. This bespoke approach allows us to take into account local factors affecting raw material specifications, climatic conditions, product markets and construction costs.
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Castellano on United States v. Pleau: En Banc First Circuit Rejects State's Attempt to Deny Production of Defendant for Prosecution on Federal Charges That May Carry the Death Penalty (PDF)
In United States v. Pleau, the en banc First Circuit rejected a governor's attempt to block the turnover of a prisoner for a trial on federal death penalty charges. In so doing, the court strengthened the Supremacy Clause and undermined provisions of the Interstate Agreement on Detainers.
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